Eclipses

Annular solar eclipse, 2 July 2038

The peak is at 13:31 UTC. In the atlas countries it is seen from Niger, Algeria, Barbados, Grenada, Venezuela, South Sudan, Colombia and Ethiopia. The longest ring phase among our towns is 1′28″ (Cartago).

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.

Country

Country	Towns	in the central band	Sun covered (max)
Niger	75	1	97%
Algeria	325	–	97%
Barbados	13	4	97%
Grenada	9	1	96%
Venezuela	212	16	96%
South Sudan	8	–	96%
Colombia	145	23	96%
Ethiopia	137	1	96%
Sudan	27	–	95%
Trinidad and Tobago	34	–	95%
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	20	–	94%
Chad	7	–	94%
Saint Lucia	34	–	93%
Morocco	532	–	91%
Kenya	120	–	91%
Mauritania	9	–	91%
Ecuador	139	–	90%
Spain	1,500	–	89%
Cameroon	79	–	89%
Dominica	21	–	87%
Nigeria	215	–	86%
Panama	289	–	84%
Uganda	60	–	83%
Mali	24	–	81%
Antigua and Barbuda	34	–	80%
Saint Kitts and Nevis	17	–	79%
Guyana	14	–	77%
Peru	369	–	77%
Democratic Republic of the Congo	47	–	76%
Central African Republic	9	–	73%
Brazil	121	–	72%
Tanzania	60	–	72%
Costa Rica	13	–	72%
Somalia	14	–	72%
Portugal	1,500	–	70%
Suriname	30	–	70%
Burkina Faso	29	–	70%
Djibouti	18	–	69%
Benin	60	–	69%
Cape Verde	96	–	68%
Rwanda	135	–	66%
Dominican Republic	99	–	65%
Nicaragua	82	–	64%
Senegal	75	–	63%
Eritrea	13	–	62%
Burundi	26	–	62%
Haiti	125	–	61%
Yemen	246	–	61%
Libya	40	–	60%
Togo	12	–	59%
Ghana	91	–	59%
Jamaica	88	–	55%
Gambia	48	–	54%
Honduras	72	–	53%
El Salvador	16	–	52%
Saudi Arabia	91	–	52%
Guinea	19	–	51%
Cuba	66	–	51%
Ivory Coast	228	–	51%
Comoros	114	–	50%
Guinea-Bissau	21	–	50%
Egypt	194	–	50%
Bahamas	15	–	49%
Equatorial Guinea	29	–	49%
Gabon	19	–	49%
Guatemala	160	–	47%
Tunisia	236	–	47%
Republic of the Congo	10	–	45%
Belize	87	–	43%
Mexico	1,401	–	43%
Zambia	20	–	43%
Sierra Leone	10	–	43%
Malawi	22	–	42%
São Tomé and Príncipe	25	–	40%
Liberia	8	–	35%
Bolivia	194	–	34%
Malta	75	–	34%
Angola	63	–	32%
Italy	1,500	–	31%
United States	773	–	29%
Andorra	38	–	27%
France	1,500	–	27%
Jordan	79	–	27%
Israel	758	–	26%
Greece	1,500	–	25%
Mozambique	31	–	24%
Palestine	295	–	23%
Vatican City	1	–	20%
Monaco	1	–	20%
Qatar	14	–	20%
Albania	273	–	19%
Syria	154	–	19%
Lebanon	94	–	18%
Zimbabwe	29	–	18%
Bahrain	15	–	18%
United Arab Emirates	49	–	18%
Türkiye	1,500	–	18%
Cyprus	347	–	18%
Oman	36	–	17%
San Marino	15	–	16%
North Macedonia	846	–	16%
Chile	22	–	16%
Kuwait	15	–	15%
Switzerland	1,500	–	15%
Croatia	1,251	–	15%
Montenegro	100	–	15%
Bosnia and Herzegovina	853	–	14%
Iran	1,329	–	14%
Kosovo	90	–	14%
Bulgaria	1,379	–	13%
Iraq	85	–	13%
United Kingdom	1,481	–	13%
Serbia	1,485	–	12%
Slovenia	1,500	–	12%
Germany	1,493	–	12%
Liechtenstein	20	–	11%
Austria	1,500	–	11%
Pakistan	8	–	11%
Namibia	20	–	11%
Botswana	64	–	11%
Ireland	855	–	10%
Canada	809	–	9%
Hungary	1,500	–	9%
Belgium	1,442	–	9%
Romania	1,500	–	9%
Luxembourg	365	–	9%
Netherlands	1,500	–	7%
Czechia	1,500	–	6%
Slovakia	1,500	–	6%
South Africa	61	–	5%
Argentina	58	–	5%
Moldova	637	–	4%
Ukraine	862	–	3%
Poland	1,045	–	3%
Azerbaijan	574	–	2%
Armenia	749	–	2%
Eswatini	20	–	2%
Georgia	144	–	2%
Afghanistan	6	–	1%
Russia	6	–	1%
Denmark	11	–	1%

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.

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