Annular solar eclipse — May 21, 2031

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Path crosses

Angola, Congo, Zambia, Tanzania, India, Malaysia, Indonesia

Greatest eclipse

07:14:46 UT · 8.9°, 71.7°

Longest annularity

5m 26s

Path width

152 km

Central phase on Earth

05:20:29 UT – 09:09:06 UT

Magnitude

0.9589

Saros

138

Cities on the path of annularity

• Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) — 3m 09s
• George Town (Malaysia) — 1m 48s
• Kochi (India) — 4m 31s
• Lubumbashi (Congo - Kinshasa) — 3m 54s
• Madurai (India) — 5m 17s
• Butterworth (Malaysia) — 2m 07s
• Palu (Indonesia) — 4m 02s
• Samarinda (Indonesia) — 2m 35s
• Kota Bharu (Malaysia) — 3m 22s
• Zanzibar City (Tanzania) — 4m 15s
• Rajapalayam (India) — 4m 47s
• Sungai Petani (Malaysia) — 3m 46s
• Ambon (Indonesia) — 3m 49s
• Kuala Terengganu (Malaysia) — 4m 29s
• Alor Setar (Malaysia) — 4m 36s
• Mbeya (Tanzania) — 4m 00s
• Morogoro (Tanzania) — 4m 07s
• Jaffna (Sri Lanka) — 5m 13s
• Sibu (Malaysia) — 4m 13s
• Dindigul (India) — 2m 38s
• Kasama (Zambia) — 4m 04s
• Chingola (Zambia) — 1m 59s
• Alappuzha (India) — 5m 18s
• Yala (Thailand) — 2m 33s
• Tukuyu (Tanzania) — 3m 59s
• Valparai (India) — 2m 29s
• Kipushi (Congo - Kinshasa) — 3m 53s
• Iringa (Tanzania) — 4m 02s
• Kilinochchi (Sri Lanka) — 4m 13s
• Bontang (Indonesia) — 4m 06s

Near the path (partial eclipse)

• Coimbatore (India) — Magnitude 0.941
• Thiruvananthapuram (India) — Magnitude 0.944
• Kozhikode (India) — Magnitude 0.930
• Trichy (India) — Magnitude 0.949
• Mombasa (Kenya) — Magnitude 0.924
• Salem (India) — Magnitude 0.923
• Ipoh (Malaysia) — Magnitude 0.938
• Tirupur (India) — Magnitude 0.939
• Kuching (Malaysia) — Magnitude 0.940
• Tirunelveli (India) — Magnitude 0.949
• Banda Aceh (Indonesia) — Magnitude 0.917
• Balikpapan (Indonesia) — Magnitude 0.929

Previous eclipse: Total solar eclipse — November 25, 2030 · Next eclipse: Hybrid solar eclipse — November 14, 2031