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Where to See the Eclipse
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Path of the Eclipse Shadow
Regions seeing, at least, a partial eclipse: South in Europe, Much of Africa, South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Antarctica.
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Eclipse Shadow Path
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When the Eclipse Happens Worldwide — Timeline
The eclipse starts at one location and ends at another. The Âé¶¹Ó³» below are actual Âé¶¹Ó³» (in UTC) when the eclipse occurs. This calculation uses a Delta T value of 85.7 seconds.
Eclipse Stages Worldwide | UTC Time | Local Time in Wichita* |
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First location to see the partial eclipse begin | Mar 10 at 12:21:20 | Mar 10 at 7:21:20 am |
First location to see the full eclipse begin | Mar 10 at 13:29:00 | Mar 10 at 8:29:00 am |
Maximum Eclipse | Mar 10 at 15:22:07 | Mar 10 at 10:22:07 am |
Last location to see the full eclipse end | Mar 10 at 17:15:22 | Mar 10 at 12:15:22 pm |
Last location to see the partial eclipse end | Mar 10 at 18:22:54 | Mar 10 at 1:22:54 pm |
* These local Âé¶¹Ó³» do not refer to a specific location but indicate the beginning, peak, and end of the eclipse on a global scale, each line referring to a different location. This eclipse isn't visible in Wichita.
Upcoming eclipses visible in Wichita
Next Annular Solar Eclipse will be on Feb 27, 2082
Eclipse calculations usually accurate to a few seconds
Countries Where the Eclipse Is Visible
Country | Type | Start of Eclipse | End of Eclipse |
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Argentina | Annular Solar Eclipse | 9:28 am ART | 1:22 pm ART |
Benin | Annular Solar Eclipse | 4:49 pm WAT | 7:07 pm WAT |
Cameroon | Annular Solar Eclipse | 4:52 pm WAT | 6:38 pm WAT |
Central African Republic | Annular Solar Eclipse | 4:57 pm WAT | 6:14 pm WAT |
Chad | Annular Solar Eclipse | 5:01 pm WAT | 6:15 pm WAT |
Chile | Annular Solar Eclipse | 9:26 am CLST | 12:44 pm CLST |
Cote d'Ivoire | Annular Solar Eclipse | 3:35 pm GMT | 6:21 pm GMT |
Ghana | Annular Solar Eclipse | 3:42 pm GMT | 6:21 pm GMT |
Liberia | Annular Solar Eclipse | 3:34 pm GMT | 6:20 pm GMT |
Nigeria | Annular Solar Eclipse | 4:51 pm WAT | 7:00 pm WAT |
Togo | Annular Solar Eclipse | 3:49 pm GMT | 6:11 pm GMT |
Algeria | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:09 pm CET | 6:19 pm GMT |
Angola | Partial Solar Eclipse | 4:36 pm WAT | 6:31 pm WAT |
Antarctica | Partial Solar Eclipse | 9:52 am | 12:28 pm |
Bolivia | Partial Solar Eclipse | 8:58 am BOT | 12:24 pm BOT |
Botswana | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:41 pm CAT | 6:59 pm CAT |
Brazil | Partial Solar Eclipse | 9:50 am BRT | 4:00 pm FNT |
Burkina Faso | Partial Solar Eclipse | 3:48 pm GMT | 6:22 pm GMT |
Burundi | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:56 pm CAT | 6:16 pm CAT |
Cabo Verde | Partial Solar Eclipse | 2:41 pm CVT | 5:15 pm CVT |
Congo | Partial Solar Eclipse | 4:47 pm WAT | 6:29 pm WAT |
Congo Democratic Republic | Partial Solar Eclipse | 4:47 pm WAT | 6:25 pm WAT |
Egypt | Partial Solar Eclipse | 6:18 pm EET | 6:25 pm EET |
Equatorial Guinea | Partial Solar Eclipse | 4:44 pm WAT | 6:51 pm WAT |
Eswatini | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:47 pm SAST | 6:16 pm SAST |
Falkland Islands | Partial Solar Eclipse | 9:39 am FKST | 12:32 pm FKST |
French Guiana | Partial Solar Eclipse | 11:52 am GFT | 2:06 pm GFT |
Gabon | Partial Solar Eclipse | 4:47 pm WAT | 6:38 pm WAT |
Gambia | Partial Solar Eclipse | 3:42 pm GMT | 6:20 pm GMT |
Gibraltar | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:51 pm CET | 6:51 pm CET |
Guinea | Partial Solar Eclipse | 3:37 pm GMT | 6:22 pm GMT |
Guinea-Bissau | Partial Solar Eclipse | 3:38 pm GMT | 6:20 pm GMT |
Guyana | Partial Solar Eclipse | 10:59 am GYT | 12:38 pm GYT |
Italy | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:43 pm CET | 6:29 pm CET |
Lesotho | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:45 pm SAST | 6:32 pm SAST |
Libya | Partial Solar Eclipse | 6:15 pm EET | 7:28 pm EET |
Malawi | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:51 pm CAT | 6:04 pm CAT |
Mali | Partial Solar Eclipse | 3:45 pm GMT | 6:22 pm GMT |
Malta | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:44 pm CET | 6:05 pm CET |
Mauritania | Partial Solar Eclipse | 3:49 pm GMT | 6:22 pm GMT |
Morocco | Partial Solar Eclipse | 4:04 pm GMT | 6:18 pm GMT |
Mozambique | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:48 pm CAT | 6:14 pm CAT |
Namibia | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:34 pm CAT | 7:31 pm CAT |
Niger | Partial Solar Eclipse | 4:58 pm WAT | 7:08 pm WAT |
Paraguay | Partial Solar Eclipse | 9:54 am PYT | 1:24 pm PYT |
Peru | Partial Solar Eclipse | 8:13 am PET | 10:35 am PET |
Portugal | Partial Solar Eclipse | 4:31 pm WET | 6:03 pm WET |
Rwanda | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:57 pm CAT | 6:16 pm CAT |
Saint Helena | Partial Solar Eclipse | 2:17 pm GMT | 5:56 pm GMT |
Sao Tome and Principe | Partial Solar Eclipse | 3:47 pm GMT | 5:47 pm GMT |
Senegal | Partial Solar Eclipse | 3:40 pm GMT | 6:21 pm GMT |
Sierra Leone | Partial Solar Eclipse | 3:34 pm GMT | 6:20 pm GMT |
South Africa | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:35 pm SAST | 7:05 pm SAST |
South Georgia/Sandwich Is. | Partial Solar Eclipse | 11:11 am GST | 1:44 pm GST |
South Sudan | Partial Solar Eclipse | 6:01 pm CAT | 6:33 pm CAT |
Spain | Partial Solar Eclipse | 4:23 pm WET | 7:09 pm CET |
Sudan | Partial Solar Eclipse | 6:05 pm CAT | 6:41 pm CAT |
Suriname | Partial Solar Eclipse | 11:56 am SRT | 1:53 pm SRT |
Tanzania | Partial Solar Eclipse | 6:53 pm EAT | 7:15 pm EAT |
Tunisia | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:31 pm CET | 6:34 pm CET |
Uganda | Partial Solar Eclipse | 6:58 pm EAT | 7:13 pm EAT |
Uruguay | Partial Solar Eclipse | 9:44 am UYT | 1:11 pm UYT |
Western Sahara | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:02 pm WEST | 7:19 pm WEST |
Zambia | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:47 pm CAT | 6:48 pm CAT |
Zimbabwe | Partial Solar Eclipse | 5:48 pm CAT | 6:36 pm CAT |
All Âé¶¹Ó³» shown in this table are local time. (Note: more than one time zone is listed.)

An Eclipse Never Comes Alone!
A solar eclipse always occurs about two weeks before or after a lunar eclipse.
Usually, there are two eclipses in a row, but other Âé¶¹Ó³», there are three during the same eclipse season.
This is the first eclipse this season.
Second eclipse this season: March 24–25, 2081 — Partial Lunar Eclipse