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Annular Solar Eclipse of March 10, 2081

On March 10, 2081, a annular solar eclipse traces a path crossing Chile, Argentina, Ghana, and Nigeria, reaching greatest eclipse at 2:57 PM UTC.

Greatest eclipse
2:57 PM UTC
Duration
7m 36s
Path width
277 km
Greatest-eclipse location
22.4°S, 36.7°W
Magnitude
0.9304
Saros series
131

This eclipse is far enough in the future that Earth's rotation (ΔT) is only predicted, not measured — the path shown may be off by several km east-west.

Major cities in the path

CityCountryPhaseDurationBegins (UTC)
LagosNigeriaAnnular6m 00s5:05 PM UTC
AbidjanIvory CoastAnnular5m 03s5:01 PM UTC
AccraGhanaAnnular6m 10s5:03 PM UTC
LomeTogoAnnular5m 57s5:04 PM UTC
CotonouBeninAnnular5m 56s5:05 PM UTC
Porto-NovoBeninAnnular5m 51s5:05 PM UTC
SekondiGhanaAnnular6m 14s5:01 PM UTC
San-PedroIvory CoastAnnular3m 51s5:00 PM UTC
TemaGhanaAnnular6m 09s5:03 PM UTC
ObuasiGhanaAnnular4m 17s5:04 PM UTC
KoforiduaGhanaAnnular5m 34s5:04 PM UTC
Cape CoastGhanaAnnular6m 13s5:02 PM UTC

Nearby cities with a deep partial eclipse

CityCountryMax. obscuration
DivoIvory Coast91.5%
SoubreIvory Coast90.6%
GagnoaIvory Coast90.3%
Mar del PlataArgentina88.9%
Cabo FrioBrazil86.1%

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