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Total Solar Eclipse of February 25, 1952

On February 25, 1952, a total solar eclipse traces a path crossing Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Congo, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, South Sudan, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Russia, reaching greatest eclipse at 8:59 AM UTC.

Greatest eclipse
8:59 AM UTC
Duration
3m 09s
Path width
138 km
Greatest-eclipse location
15.6°N, 32.7°E
Magnitude
1.0366
Saros series
139

Major cities in the path

CityCountryPhaseDurationBegins (UTC)
KhartoumSudanTotal3m 08s9:09 AM UTC
OmdurmanSudanTotal3m 05s9:09 AM UTC
QomIranTotal0m 41s10:10 AM UTC
BasraIraqTotal1m 11s10:01 AM UTC
BanguiCentral African RepublicTotal2m 44s8:20 AM UTC
Port SudanSudanTotal1m 14s9:26 AM UTC
El ObeidSudanTotal3m 09s8:59 AM UTC
DezfulIranTotal1m 47s10:03 AM UTC
GorganIranTotal2m 19s10:15 AM UTC
Az AubayrIraqTotal0m 56s10:01 AM UTC
KashanIranTotal1m 52s10:09 AM UTC
ShendiSudanTotal3m 00s9:13 AM UTC

Nearby cities with a deep partial eclipse

CityCountryMax. obscuration
ShahrudIran100.0%
AhvazIran100.0%
LibrevilleGabon99.8%
KhiwaUzbekistan99.8%
VaraminIran99.7%

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