Total solar eclipse — March 30, 2033

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Path crosses

Russia, Alaska

Greatest eclipse

18:01:16 UT · 71.3°, -155.8°

Longest totality

2m 37s

Path width

781 km

Central phase on Earth

17:40:58 UT – 18:21:11 UT

Magnitude

1.0461

Saros

120

Cities on the path of totality

• Anadyr (Russia) — 49s
• Utqiagvik (United States) — 2m 36s
• Nome (United States) — 2m 30s
• Kotzebue (United States) — 2m 31s
• Provideniya (Russia) — 2m 03s
• Beringovsky (Russia) — 1m 55s
• Lavrentiya (Russia) — 1m 58s
• Hooper Bay (United States) — 1m 57s

Near the path (partial eclipse)

• Bethel (United States) — Magnitude 0.996
• Egvekinot (Russia) — Magnitude 0.998

Previous eclipse: Hybrid solar eclipse — November 14, 2031 · Next eclipse: Total solar eclipse — March 20, 2034