Total solar eclipse — July 22, 2028
Eye safety: Only totality is safe without eclipse glasses
- Path crosses
- Australia, New Zealand
- Greatest eclipse
- · -15.6°, 126.7°
- Longest totality
- 5m 10s
- Path width
- 230 km
- Central phase on Earth
- 01:32:04 UT – 04:18:36 UT
- Magnitude
- 1.0560
- Saros
- 146
Cities on the path of totality
- Wollongong (Australia) — 2m 53s
- Dunedin (New Zealand) — 2m 51s
- Orange (Australia) — 2m 14s
- Dubbo (Australia) — 3m 49s
- Katoomba (Australia) — 3m 32s
- Queenstown (New Zealand) — 2m 55s
- Richmond (Australia) — 3m 50s
- Lithgow (Australia) — 3m 39s
- Kiama (Australia) — 1m 15s
- Kununurra (Australia) — 2m 51s
- Wanaka (New Zealand) — 2m 27s
- Tennant Creek (Australia) — 3m 21s
- Bourke (Australia) — 4m 05s
- Te Anau (New Zealand) — 43s
Near the path (partial eclipse)
- Newcastle (Australia) — Magnitude 0.991
- Canberra (Australia) — Magnitude 0.961
- Nowra (Australia) — Magnitude 0.994
- Invercargill (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.985
- Tamworth (Australia) — Magnitude 0.967
- Queanbeyan (Australia) — Magnitude 0.961
- Timaru (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.977
- Goulburn (Australia) — Magnitude 0.982
- Maitland (Australia) — Magnitude 0.993
- Forster (Australia) — Magnitude 0.964
- Singleton (Australia) — Magnitude 0.996
- Oamaru (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.997
Previous eclipse: Partial lunar eclipse — July 6, 2028 · Next eclipse: Total lunar eclipse — December 31, 2028