Total solar eclipse — August 23, 2044

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Path crosses

Greenland, Canada, Montana, North Dakota

Greatest eclipse

01:15:33 UT · 64.3°, -120.4°

Longest totality

2m 04s

Path width

453 km

Central phase on Earth

00:47:44 UT – 01:43:55 UT

Magnitude

1.0364

Saros

126

Cities on the path of totality

• Calgary (Canada) — 1m 50s
• Edmonton (Canada) — 1m 28s
• Red Deer (Canada) — 1m 49s
• Lethbridge (Canada) — 1m 41s
• Great Falls (United States) — 22s
• Medicine Hat (Canada) — 1m 46s
• Grande Prairie (Canada) — 1m 56s
• Minot (United States) — 1m 11s
• Fort St. John (Canada) — 1m 44s
• Dickinson (United States) — 1m 36s
• Camrose (Canada) — 1m 26s
• Swift Current (Canada) — 1m 14s
• Brooks (Canada) — 1m 48s
• Williston (United States) — 1m 30s
• Wetaskiwin (Canada) — 1m 37s
• Havre (United States) — 1m 41s
• Dawson Creek (Canada) — 1m 48s
• Hinton (Canada) — 1m 51s
• Miles City (United States) — 1m 13s
• Banff (Canada) — 1m 41s
• Glendive (United States) — 1m 37s
• Vegreville (Canada) — 49s
• Stettler (Canada) — 1m 37s
• Peace River (Canada) — 1m 51s
• Kindersley (Canada) — 52s
• Jasper (Canada) — 1m 38s
• Glasgow (United States) — 1m 41s
• Athabasca (Canada) — 45s
• Kugluktuk (Canada) — 1m 33s
• Qaanaaq (Greenland) — 1m 36s

Near the path (partial eclipse)

• Saskatoon (Canada) — Magnitude 0.992
• Regina (Canada) — Magnitude 0.997
• Prince George (Canada) — Magnitude 0.992
• Salekhard (Russia) — Magnitude 0.472
• Moose Jaw (Canada) — Magnitude 0.999
• Kalispell (United States) — Magnitude 0.996
• North Battleford (Canada) — Magnitude 0.994
• Yellowknife (Canada) — Magnitude 0.995
• Cranbrook (Canada) — Magnitude 0.999
• Quesnel (Canada) — Magnitude 0.989
• Nelson (Canada) — Magnitude 0.993
• Weyburn (Canada) — Magnitude 1.000

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