TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE20 April 2061Greatest eclipse at 02:55:02 UTC
2m 37s
AT GREATEST ECLIPSE
On 20 April 2061 the Moon's shadow crosses the Earth, and along a narrow track the Sun is covered completely. Greatest eclipse lasts 2m 37s, near 64.535° N, 59.185° E.
THE TRACK
Path of the shadow
The centre line crosses Kazakhstan · Norway · Russia
Explore this eclipseDrag the clock and watch the shadow cross.Where it will be seen
Everywhere the Moon covers at least half the Sun, deepest first.
- Longyearbyen Svalbard & Jan Mayen · Total 100%
- Yekaterinburg Russia · Total 100%
- Kazan Russia · Partial 99.6%
- Murmansk Russia · Partial 97%
- Tbilisi Georgia · the Sun has set before maximum 96.9%
- Moscow Russia · Partial 96.5%
- Tromso Norway · Partial 96.4%
- Kiruna Sweden · Partial 95.5%
- Rovaniemi Finland · Partial 95.1%
- St Petersburg Russia · Partial 94.5%
- Tallinn Estonia · the Sun has set before maximum 94.2%
- Helsinki Finland · the Sun has set before maximum 94.2%
- Baku Azerbaijan · Partial 93.5%
- Astana Kazakhstan · Partial 91%
- Ashgabat Turkmenistan · Partial 85.8%
- Tehran Iran · Partial 85.5%
- Novosibirsk Russia · Partial 82.6%
- Tashkent Uzbekistan · Partial 82.5%
- Mashhad Iran · Partial 82.3%
- Samarkand Uzbekistan · Partial 82.1%
- Isfahan Iran · the Sun has set before maximum 79.8%
- Bishkek Kyrgyzstan · Partial 79.4%
- Dushanbe Tajikistan · Partial 79%
- Almaty Kazakhstan · Partial 77.4%
- Kabul Afghanistan · Partial 72.2%
- Islamabad Pakistan · Partial 67%
- Urumqi China · Partial 64.9%
- Lahore Pakistan · Partial 61.8%
- Muscat Oman · Partial 57.2%
- Karachi Pakistan · Partial 54.7%
- Delhi India · Partial 53.2%
- Irkutsk Russia · Partial 52.5%
- Jaipur India · Partial 51.3%
ALSO VISIBLE FROM
Reference figures
- Duration
- 2m 37s
- MAGNITUDE
- 1.048
- Greatest eclipse
- 64.535° N, 59.185° E
- SAROS
- 149 · no. 19