Eclipses and countries › 11 June 2048
Annular solar eclipse of 11 June 2048
17 countries have towns in the path: United States, Canada, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The path also crosses Greenland, Faroe Islands and Åland Islands, without towns of 15,000 inhabitants or more. On the central line annularity lasts at most 4 min 58 s. The longest of these towns is Hamar in Norway, with 4 min 53 s. There the path is about 279 km wide and the shadow moves at about 2,610 km/h. The central shadow touches the Earth from 11:27 to 14:27 UTC; the partial eclipse can be seen somewhere on Earth from 10:07 to 15:47 UTC.
Open on the mapAll 369 places in the city seeker
Countries along the path
In the order the shadow crosses them. Cloud cover is the average at the hour of the eclipse; the start is the local time in the first town the shadow reaches.
| Country | Places | Annularity | Cloud cover | Starts | Best place |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 97 | 28 s to 4 min 12 s | 42% to 76% | 06:24 UTC-5 | Neenah 39 |
| Canada | 7 | 49 s to 4 min 19 s | 60% to 71% | 07:31 UTC-4 | Timmins 44 |
| Iceland | 5 | 4 min 42 s to 4 min 50 s | 78% | 12:42 UTC+0 | Keflavík 20 |
| Norway | 9 | 1 min 25 s to 4 min 53 s | 71% to 80% | 15:16 UTC+2 | Lillestrøm 27 |
| Sweden | 54 | 1 min 8 s to 4 min 50 s | 61% to 74% | 15:29 UTC+2 | Gustavsberg 50 |
| Latvia | 14 | 4 min 2 s to 4 min 45 s | 60% to 77% | 16:39 UTC+3 | Ventspils 59 |
| Estonia | 1 | 2 min 28 s | 66% | 16:41 UTC+3 | Pärnu 31 |
| Lithuania | 5 | 57 s to 4 min 14 s | 63% to 74% | 16:43 UTC+3 | Mazeikiai 28 |
| Belarus | 14 | 1 min 1 s to 4 min 42 s | 67% to 76% | 16:48 UTC+3 | Krychaw 39 |
| Russia | 82 | 57 s to 4 min 36 s | 50% to 75% | 16:49 UTC+3 | Kharabali 84 |
| Ukraine | 5 | 1 min 51 s to 2 min 13 s | 63% to 64% | 16:59 UTC+3 | Starobilsk 30 |
| Kazakhstan | 3 | 3 min 52 s to 4 min 16 s | 49% to 57% | 19:18 UTC+5 | Zhanaozen 75 |
| Turkmenistan | 17 | 24 s to 4 min 0 s | 27% to 37% | 19:21 UTC+5 | Saýat 100 |
| Uzbekistan | 15 | 39 s to 3 min 41 s | 30% to 49% | 19:22 UTC+5 | Xiva 87 |
| Tajikistan | 3 | 1 min 13 s to 2 min 35 s | 30% to 34% | 19:24 UTC+5 | Zarhalol 33 |
| Afghanistan | 35 | 27 s to 4 min 5 s | 27% to 69% | 18:54 UTC+4:30 | Andkhoy 81 |
| Pakistan | 3 | 1 min 44 s to 2 min 27 s | 64% to 74% | 19:24 UTC+5 | Thal 0 |
Best places by score
The score of the city seeker with its default setting: cloud cover counts heavily; duration, height of the Sun, airport, travel risk and terrain count less. At most two places per country. Your own setting in the city seeker can change the order.
- Saýat, Turkmenistan 1003 min 48 s · 27% cloud · Sun 7°
- Türkmenabat, Turkmenistan 963 min 39 s · 28% cloud · Sun 7°
- Xiva, Uzbekistan 872 min 20 s · 31% cloud · Sun 11°
- Kharabali, Russia 844 min 1 s · 50% cloud · Sun 23°
- Andkhoy, Afghanistan 814 min 2 s · 27% cloud · Sun 5°
- Qarqīn, Afghanistan 794 min 0 s · 29% cloud · Sun 5°
- Volgograd, Russia 774 min 11 s · 55% cloud · Sun 26°
- Qo’shko’pir, Uzbekistan 771 min 49 s · 31% cloud · Sun 11°
- Zhanaozen, Kazakhstan 754 min 16 s · 49% cloud · Sun 17°
- Mangistau, Kazakhstan 603 min 59 s · 56% cloud · Sun 18°
Longest of all: Hamar, Norway, 4 min 53 s (score 25).
Moments
- Partial eclipse begins on Earth
- Central shadow touches the Earth
- Central shadow leaves the Earth
- Partial eclipse ends on Earth
Seen from elsewhere
The deepest moment of the partial eclipse in the largest city of each language of this site, in local time.
| City | Sun covered | Deepest |
|---|---|---|
| Amsterdam | 68% | 15:30 UTC+2 |
| London | 62% | 14:23 UTC+1 |
| Berlin | 74% | 15:42 UTC+2 |
| Paris | 56% | 15:31 UTC+2 |
| Madrid | 28% | 15:29 UTC+2 |
| Rome | 45% | 16:00 UTC+2 |
| Lisbon | 21% | 14:14 UTC+1 |
| Moscow | 85% | 16:55 UTC+3 |
| Cairo | 38% | 17:39 UTC+3 |
Not visible from Tokyo, Seoul and Beijing.