Total solar eclipse — March 20, 2034

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Path crosses

Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, Sudan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, China

Greatest eclipse

10:17:25 UT · 16.1°, 22.2°

Longest totality

4m 09s

Path width

159 km

Central phase on Earth

08:37:38 UT – 11:57:05 UT

Magnitude

1.0458

Saros

130

Cities on the path of totality

• Lagos (Nigeria) — 2m 44s
• Rawalpindi (Pakistan) — 2m 02s
• Peshawar (Pakistan) — 1m 32s
• Shiraz (Iran) — 2m 36s
• Benin City (Nigeria) — 2m 09s
• Srinagar (India) — 2m 01s
• N'Djamena (Chad) — 3m 43s
• Islamabad (Pakistan) — 2m 07s
• Bannu (Pakistan) — 50s
• Akure (Nigeria) — 2m 44s
• Kohat (Pakistan) — 2m 13s
• Maroua (Cameroon) — 1m 12s
• Mardan (Pakistan) — 34s
• Makurdi (Nigeria) — 2m 29s
• Owo (Nigeria) — 3m 21s
• Gombe (Nigeria) — 2m 27s
• Yanbu governorate (Saudi Arabia) — 2m 28s
• Ondo City (Nigeria) — 2m 43s
• Mubi (Nigeria) — 3m 02s
• Ijebu Ode (Nigeria) — 2m 03s
• Bushehr (Iran) — 1m 51s
• Baramulla (India) — 1m 48s
• Ghazni (Afghanistan) — 1m 48s
• Lafia (Nigeria) — 3m 38s
• Bama (Nigeria) — 3m 12s
• Gardēz (Afghanistan) — 1m 59s
• Biu (Nigeria) — 3m 22s
• Numan (Nigeria) — 2m 15s
• Idah (Nigeria) — 3m 14s
• Farah (Afghanistan) — 2m 23s

Near the path (partial eclipse)

• Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire) — Magnitude 0.962
• Kabul (Afghanistan) — Magnitude 0.980
• Ibadan (Nigeria) — Magnitude 0.988
• Accra (Ghana) — Magnitude 0.993
• Kuwait City (Kuwait) — Magnitude 0.996
• Abuja (Nigeria) — Magnitude 0.987
• Gujranwala (Pakistan) — Magnitude 0.962
• Lomé (Togo) — Magnitude 0.992
• Medina (Saudi Arabia) — Magnitude 0.997
• Maiduguri (Nigeria) — Magnitude 0.992
• Basra (Iraq) — Magnitude 0.959
• Warri (Nigeria) — Magnitude 0.979

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