Total solar eclipse — September 2, 2035

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Path crosses

China, Korea, Japan, Pacific

Greatest eclipse

01:55:25 UT · 29.1°, 158.0°

Longest totality

2m 54s

Path width

116 km

Central phase on Earth

00:16:15 UT – 03:34:45 UT

Magnitude

1.0320

Saros

145

Cities on the path of totality

• Beijing (China) — 1m 37s
• Pyongyang (North Korea) — 1m 45s
• Baotou (China) — 54s
• Tangshan (China) — 41s
• Datong (China) — 1m 34s
• Qinhuangdao (China) — 1m 56s
• Utsunomiya (Japan) — 2m 31s
• Changping (China) — 1m 47s
• Nagano (Japan) — 2m 15s
• Xuanhua (China) — 29s
• Wafangdian (China) — 1m 58s
• Mito (Japan) — 2m 32s
• Maebashi (Japan) — 2m 14s
• Toyama (Japan) — 1m 21s
• Wonsan (North Korea) — 2m 07s
• Zhuanghe (China) — 2m 01s
• Jiayuguan City (China) — 1m 08s
• Chongju (North Korea) — 1m 27s
• Fengzhen (China) — 1m 32s
• Anbyon (North Korea) — 2m 11s
• Sin-Ni (North Korea) — 1m 58s

Near the path (partial eclipse)

• Tokyo (Japan) — Magnitude 0.993
• Seoul (South Korea) — Magnitude 0.967
• Tianjin (China) — Magnitude 0.984
• Yokohama (Japan) — Magnitude 0.984
• Dalian (China) — Magnitude 0.988
• Incheon (South Korea) — Magnitude 0.963
• Lianshan (China) — Magnitude 0.985
• Hohhot (China) — Magnitude 0.996
• Anshan (China) — Magnitude 0.968
• Kawasaki (Japan) — Magnitude 0.988
• Nampho (North Korea) — Magnitude 0.997
• Baoding (China) — Magnitude 0.973

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