Annular solar eclipse — February 6, 2027

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Path crosses

Chile, Argentina, Atlantic

Greatest eclipse

15:59:35 UT · -31.3°, -48.5°

Longest annularity

7m 54s

Path width

282 km

Central phase on Earth

14:07:04 UT – 17:52:16 UT

Magnitude

0.9281

Saros

131

Cities on the path of annularity

• Lagos (Nigeria) — 5m 37s
• Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire) — 1m 20s
• Ibadan (Nigeria) — 4m 14s
• Accra (Ghana) — 5m 31s
• Lomé (Togo) — 5m 19s
• Cotonou (Benin) — 5m 27s
• Oyo (Nigeria) — 1m 42s
• Abeokuta (Nigeria) — 4m 25s
• Mar del Plata (Argentina) — 7m 40s
• Porto-Novo (Benin) — 5m 23s
• Sekondi-Takoradi (Ghana) — 5m 40s
• Bahía Blanca (Argentina) — 4m 13s
• Iwo (Nigeria) — 3m 34s
• Ijebu Ode (Nigeria) — 5m 23s
• Tema (Ghana) — 5m 30s
• Obuasi (Ghana) — 55s
• Punta del Este (Uruguay) — 5m 35s
• Koforidua (Ghana) — 4m 25s
• Cape Coast (Ghana) — 5m 39s
• Tandil (Argentina) — 4m 54s
• Kpalimé (Togo) — 1m 30s
• Ho (Ghana) — 3m 21s
• Lokossa (Benin) — 4m 38s
• Ouidah (Benin) — 5m 21s
• Abomey (Benin) — 2m 37s
• Necochea (Argentina) — 7m 43s
• Grand-Bassam (Côte d’Ivoire) — 3m 13s
• Viedma (Argentina) — 7m 13s
• Punta Alta (Argentina) — 5m 41s
• Maldonado (Uruguay) — 5m 14s

Near the path (partial eclipse)

• Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) — Magnitude 0.900
• Porto Alegre (Brazil) — Magnitude 0.892
• Vitoria (Brazil) — Magnitude 0.909
• Kumasi (Ghana) — Magnitude 0.904
• Montevideo (Uruguay) — Magnitude 0.918
• Niterói (Brazil) — Magnitude 0.902
• Vila Velha (Brazil) — Magnitude 0.910
• Nova Iguaçu (Brazil) — Magnitude 0.892
• Duque de Caxias (Brazil) — Magnitude 0.896
• La Plata (Argentina) — Magnitude 0.894
• Campos dos Goytacazes (Brazil) — Magnitude 0.916
• Pelotas (Brazil) — Magnitude 0.909

Previous eclipse: Partial lunar eclipse — August 28, 2026 · Next eclipse: Penumbral lunar eclipse — February 20, 2027