Interactive Map of the Great American Solar Eclipse

Click on the map to get detailed information (times, type, magnitude, obscuration, ...) about Solar Eclipse at a given geografical location or find location on our list of US cities

Click on the map to get detailed information (times, type, magnitude, obscuration, ...) about Solar Eclipse at a given geografical location or find location on our list of US cities

Legend (Info Window):
• Partial Eclipse Begins - the Moon starts touching the Sun edge.
• Total Eclipse Begins - the Sun becomes totaly obscured.
• Maximum Eclipse - the Moon is closest to the center of the Sun.
• Total Eclipses Ends - end of the full coverage of the Sun.
• Partial Eclipse Ends - the Moon stops covering the Sun.
• Obscuration - Percent of the Sun covered by the Moon at the maximum eclipse.
• Magnitude -The fraction of the apparent diameter of the sun covered by the moon. By convention it is usually quoted at maximum phase.
• Totality Time - Time when the sun’s photosphere is completely covered by the moon.

All times are given in UTC (Universal Time) by default, but for your convenience we provide time conversion possibility (use select box in the info window). Available TimeZones are PDT (Pacific Daylight Time), MST (Mountain Standard Time for Arizona), MDT (Mountain Daylight Time), CDT (Central Daylight Time), EDT (Eastern Daylight Time)