PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE11 June 2067Greatest eclipse at 20:40:24 UTC
4m 05s
AT GREATEST ECLIPSE
On 11 June 2067 the Moon passes centrally across the Sun but is too far from the Earth to cover it, leaving a ring of sunlight. The ring lasts 4m 05s at greatest eclipse, near 21.035° N, 130.211° W.
THE TRACK
Path of the shadow
The centre line crosses Ecuador · Peru
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.
- Quito Ecuador · Annular 90.9%
- Tarawa Kiribati · Annular 90.9%
- Guayaquil Ecuador · Partial 86.4%
- Galapagos (Baquerizo) Ecuador · Partial 75.3%
- Honolulu United States · Partial 74.1%
- Majuro Marshall Islands · Partial 73.8%
- Bogota Colombia · Partial 71.8%
- San Jose Costa Rica · Partial 71%
- Medellin Colombia · Partial 69.2%
- Guadalajara Mexico · Partial 68.6%
- Managua Nicaragua · Partial 67.6%
- San Salvador El Salvador · Partial 67.6%
- Guatemala City Guatemala · Partial 66.8%
- Panama City Panama · Partial 66.7%
- Mexico City Mexico · Partial 65.8%
- Mazatlan Mexico · Partial 64.8%
- Tegucigalpa Honduras · Partial 63.1%
- Lima Peru · Partial 58.1%
- Cartagena Colombia · Partial 56.3%
- Belize City Belize · Partial 54.4%
- Torreon Mexico · Partial 53.3%
ALSO VISIBLE FROM
Cancun · Caracas · Los Angeles · Monterrey · San Diego
Reference figures
- Duration
- 4m 05s
- MAGNITUDE
- 0.967
- Greatest eclipse
- 21.035° N, 130.211° W
- SAROS
- 138 · no. 37