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Total Solar Eclipse of September 4, 2100

On September 4, 2100, a total solar eclipse traces a path crossing Sierra Leone, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Tanzania, Mozambique, and Madagascar, reaching greatest eclipse at 8:56 AM UTC.

Greatest eclipse
8:56 AM UTC
Duration
3m 33s
Path width
142 km
Greatest-eclipse location
10.5°S, 39.0°E
Magnitude
1.0402
Saros series
146

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)
KigaliRwandaTotal3m 16s8:08 AM UTC
IlorinNigeriaTotal2m 02s7:15 AM UTC
AntsirabeMadagascarTotal3m 04s9:17 AM UTC
MakurdiNigeriaTotal1m 59s7:20 AM UTC
NgaoundereCameroonTotal1m 11s7:27 AM UTC
NyanzaRwandaTotal0m 07s8:10 AM UTC
GueckedouGuineaTotal0m 27s7:07 AM UTC
DodomaUnited Republic of TanzaniaTotal1m 38s8:29 AM UTC
GomaCongo (Kinshasa)Total2m 24s8:07 AM UTC
LafiaNigeriaTotal0m 52s7:19 AM UTC
SokodeTogoTotal1m 56s7:12 AM UTC
IringaUnited Republic of TanzaniaTotal1m 37s8:32 AM UTC

Nearby cities with a deep partial eclipse

CityCountryMax. obscuration
OgbomoshoNigeria100.0%
TaboraUnited Republic of Tanzania99.9%
BanguiCentral African Republic99.8%
AntananarivoMadagascar99.7%
ShinyangaUnited Republic of Tanzania99.6%

Related eclipses

Previous eclipse2100-03-10Previous total eclipse2099-09-14Previous eclipse in Saros 1462082-08-24