Total solar eclipse — November 25, 2030

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Path crosses

Botswana, South Africa, Australia

Greatest eclipse

06:50:19 UT · -43.6°, 71.2°

Longest totality

3m 44s

Path width

169 km

Central phase on Earth

05:15:09 UT – 08:25:26 UT

Magnitude

1.0468

Saros

133

Cities on the path of totality

• Durban (South Africa) — 2m 23s
• Pietermaritzburg (South Africa) — 2m 19s
• Welkom (South Africa) — 1m 50s
• Windhoek (Namibia) — 1m 52s
• Klerksdorp (South Africa) — 1m 43s
• Kroonstad (South Africa) — 2m 24s
• Bethlehem (South Africa) — 2m 27s
• Vryburg (South Africa) — 1m 48s
• Hlotse (Lesotho) — 42s
• Rehoboth (Namibia) — 1m 23s
• Bloemhof (South Africa) — 37s
• Butha-Buthe (Lesotho) — 1m 49s
• Tshabong (Botswana) — 1m 01s
• Usakos (Namibia) — 1m 55s
• Mokhotlong (Lesotho) — 1m 22s
• Kingaroy (Australia) — 57s
• Karibib (Namibia) — 1m 45s
• Streaky Bay (Australia) — 1m 59s

Near the path (partial eclipse)

• Johannesburg (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.971
• Benoni (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.967
• Vereeniging (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.984
• Bloemfontein (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.973
• Maseru (Lesotho) — Magnitude 0.983
• Springs (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.968
• Rustenburg (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.967
• Kimberley (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.964
• Vryheid (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.977
• Potchefstroom (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.996
• Mmabatho (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.992
• Standerton (South Africa) — Magnitude 0.975

Previous eclipse: Annular solar eclipse — June 1, 2030 · Next eclipse: Annular solar eclipse — May 21, 2031