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Total solar eclipse 2 August 2027 in Guinea-Bissau

Total solar eclipse, 2 August 2027 · Guinea-Bissau: 18% (Farim, 08:33).

Coloured cells: the largest share of the sun covered (sun above the horizon). Dark band: the path where the eclipse is total or annular; line: its centre.
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Towns

TownTypeSun coveredBeginsMaximumEndsSun's heightTotality
FarimPartial solar eclipse18%07:4708:3309:2324°
CacheuPartial solar eclipse18%07:4708:3209:2123°
MansabaPartial solar eclipse17%07:4808:3309:2224°
CanchungoPartial solar eclipse17%07:4708:3209:2123°
MansôaPartial solar eclipse17%07:4808:3309:2224°
BafatáPartial solar eclipse17%07:4908:3309:2325°
BissorãPartial solar eclipse17%07:4808:3309:2124°
QuinhamelPartial solar eclipse16%07:4808:3209:2023°
BambadincaPartial solar eclipse16%07:4908:3309:2224°
Reino de AntulaPartial solar eclipse16%07:4808:3209:2124°
PlaquePartial solar eclipse16%07:4808:3209:2123°
CumeréPartial solar eclipse16%07:4808:3209:2124°
BissauPartial solar eclipse16%07:4808:3209:2123°
ContumoPartial solar eclipse16%07:4808:3209:2123°
Reino de BandimPartial solar eclipse16%07:4808:3209:2123°
QuelelePartial solar eclipse16%07:4808:3209:2123°
PefinéPartial solar eclipse16%07:4808:3209:2124°
BolamaPartial solar eclipse15%07:4908:3309:2024°
BubaPartial solar eclipse15%07:5008:3309:2124°
BubaquePartial solar eclipse15%07:4908:3209:1923°
CatióPartial solar eclipse14%07:5008:3309:2024°

Never look at the sun without certified eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2) — not even when 99% of it is covered. Only during totality itself may you look with the naked eye.