Orange: Total solar eclipse, July 22, 2028

New South Wales, Australia · -33.2800°, 149.1000°

Eye safety here: At this location, totality itself — and only totality — is safe without eclipse glasses. A certified solar filter is required at every other moment.

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Partial begins · C1

12:36:18 AEST

Totality begins · C2

13:57:12 AEST

Maximum eclipse

13:58:20 AEST

Totality ends · C3

13:59:26 AEST

Partial ends · C4

15:12:48 AEST

Totality

2m 14s

Magnitude

1.005

Sun at max

30.7° · 330° NNW

Cloud climatology at maximum: 63% mean cloud amount (NOAA ISCCP H-Series, July, 1983–2017).

Times for the city centre at sea level, from NASA's Besselian elements.

Total solar eclipse — July 22, 2028

• Wollongong
• Dunedin
• Dubbo
• Katoomba
• Queenstown
• Richmond
• Lithgow
• Kiama
• Kununurra
• Wanaka
• Tennant Creek
• Bourke
• Te Anau
• Newcastle
• Canberra
• Nowra
• Invercargill
• Tamworth
• Queanbeyan
• Timaru
• Goulburn
• Maitland
• Forster
• Singleton
• Oamaru

Previous eclipse: Partial lunar eclipse — July 6, 2028 · Next eclipse: Total lunar eclipse — December 31, 2028