Minot: Total solar eclipse, August 23, 2044

North Dakota, United States · 48.2325°, -101.2958°

Eye safety here: At this location, totality itself — and only totality — is safe without eclipse glasses. A certified solar filter is required at every other moment.

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Partial begins · C1

Aug 22 · 19:48:12 CDT

Totality begins · C2

Aug 22 · 20:41:03 CDT

Maximum eclipse

Aug 22 · 20:41:38 CDT

Totality ends · C3

Aug 22 · 20:42:13 CDT

Partial ends · C4

Aug 22 · 21:32:25 CDT

Totality

1m 11s

Magnitude

1.005

Sun at max

0.2° · 287° WNW

Cloud climatology at maximum: 58% mean cloud amount (NOAA ISCCP H-Series, August, 1983–2017).

Times for the city centre at sea level, from NASA's Besselian elements.

Total solar eclipse — August 23, 2044

• Calgary
• Edmonton
• Red Deer
• Lethbridge
• Great Falls
• Medicine Hat
• Grande Prairie
• Fort St. John
• Dickinson
• Camrose
• Swift Current
• Brooks
• Williston
• Wetaskiwin
• Havre
• Dawson Creek
• Hinton
• Miles City
• Banff
• Glendive
• Vegreville
• Stettler
• Peace River
• Kindersley
• Jasper
• Glasgow
• Athabasca
• Kugluktuk
• Qaanaaq
• Saskatoon
• Regina
• Prince George
• Salekhard
• Moose Jaw
• Kalispell
• North Battleford
• Yellowknife
• Cranbrook
• Quesnel
• Nelson
• Weyburn

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