Total solar eclipse — July 13, 2037

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Path crosses

Australia, New Zealand

Greatest eclipse

02:39:13 UT · -24.8°, 139.1°

Longest totality

3m 58s

Path width

201 km

Central phase on Earth

01:26:12 UT – 03:52:12 UT

Magnitude

1.0413

Saros

127

Cities on the path of totality

• Brisbane (Australia) — 58s
• Gold Coast (Australia) — 3m 11s
• Toowoomba (Australia) — 3m 21s
• Hastings (New Zealand) — 2m 13s
• Napier (New Zealand) — 2m 19s
• Lismore (Australia) — 3m 08s
• Geraldton (Australia) — 2m 34s
• Taupō (New Zealand) — 2m 06s
• Ballina (Australia) — 3m 15s
• Tokoroa (New Zealand) — 46s
• Warwick (Australia) — 3m 23s
• Dalby (Australia) — 3m 09s
• Byron Bay (Australia) — 3m 29s
• Roma (Australia) — 3m 37s
• Tūrangi (New Zealand) — 2m 22s
• Port Denison (Australia) — 2m 47s

Near the path (partial eclipse)

• Auckland (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.982
• Manukau City (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.984
• Waitakere City (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.985
• North Shore (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.981
• Hamilton (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.997
• Tauranga (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.986
• Palmerston North (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.983
• Coffs Harbour (Australia) — Magnitude 0.977
• Rotorua (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.995
• New Plymouth (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.995
• Whanganui (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.987
• Caloundra (Australia) — Magnitude 0.985

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