Selected African Local Times

Location	Totality begins	Totality ends
Windhoek, Namibia	07:18:54	07:20:47
Tsabong, Botswana	07:24:44	07:25:44
Schweizer-Reneke, South Africa	07:26:54	07:28:54
Phuthaditjhaba, South Africa	07:30:18	07:32:47
Pietermaritzburg, South Africa	07:32:49	07:35:10
Durban, South Africa	07:33:34	07:36:00

Australian Path of Totality

• South Australia: Streaky Bay, parts of the Gawler Ranges, areas around Wilpena Pound and sections of the inland corridor
• New South Wales: The far northwestern part of the state, including Tibooburra
• Queensland: Cunnamulla, Bollon, Surat, Miles and nearby areas
• The eclipse approaches sunset as the shadow continues through Queensland

Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra receive a partial eclipse rather than totality.

Selected Australian Local Times

Location	Totality begins	Approximate duration	Local time zone
Streaky Bay, South Australia	18:49:38	1m 56s	ACDT
Wilpena Pound, South Australia	18:51:37	1m 41s	ACDT
Tibooburra, New South Wales	19:23:55	1m 07s	AEDT
Cunnamulla, Queensland	18:24:40	1m 14s	AEST
Surat, Queensland	18:24:34	1m 34s	AEST
Miles, Queensland	18:24:45	1m 31s	AEST

The local clock time is not the same throughout Australia because Queensland does not normally observe daylight-saving time, while South Australia and New South Wales do.

Total Solar Eclipse of 30 March 2033

Global maximum: 18:01:24 UTC
Maximum duration of totality: Approximately 2 minutes 37 seconds
General visibility: Northern North America, the Arctic, the North Pacific, parts of the North Atlantic, western Europe and northern Asia
Totality: Parts of Alaska and far eastern Russia

Path of Totality

• United States: Western and northern Alaska, including Chevak, Nome, Kotzebue, Noatak, Point Hope, Point Lay, Wainwright, Atqasuk, Nuiqsut, Utqiagvik and Prudhoe Bay
• Russia: Far eastern Chukotka, including Anadyr and areas near the Bering Strait
• Anchorage: Anchorage is outside the totality corridor and receives a deep partial eclipse

Selected Local Totality Times

Location	Totality begins	Totality ends
Chevak, Alaska	09:40:50	09:42:43
Nome, Alaska	09:45:57	09:48:27
Kotzebue, Alaska	09:50:42	09:53:13
Wainwright, Alaska	09:57:58	10:00:25
Utqiagvik, Alaska	09:59:41	10:02:17
Prudhoe Bay, Alaska	10:00:33	10:02:03
Anadyr, Russia	31 March, 05:47:05	31 March, 05:47:56

The local calendar date in Anadyr is 31 March because the path crosses the International Date Line.

Total Solar Eclipse of 20 March 2034

Global maximum: 10:17:35 UTC
Maximum duration of totality: Approximately 4 minutes 9 seconds
General visibility: Africa, Europe, western Asia, northern and eastern South America, the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean
Totality: Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, Sudan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and western China

Detailed Path of Totality

• Nigeria: Lagos, Benin City, Akure, Lokoja, Makurdi, Lafia and Gombe
• Cameroon: Northern areas, including Maroua
• Chad: N’Djamena and other locations along the corridor
• Sudan: The shadow crosses northern Sudan
• Egypt: The totality corridor crosses part of Egypt, while Cairo receives a partial eclipse
• Saudi Arabia: The corridor crosses northern Saudi Arabia, including Hafar Al-Batin
• Iran: Bushehr, Shiraz and other locations along the path
• Afghanistan: Farah, Ghazni and Khost
• Pakistan: Peshawar, Charsadda, Attock, Mansehra, Havelian, Muzaffarabad, Islamabad and Rawalpindi
• India: Baramulla, Sopore, Srinagar, Shopian, Anantnag and Leh
• China: The path continues into western China near sunset

Porto-Novo, Abuja, Khartoum, Cairo, Kuwait City, Riyadh, Tehran, Dubai, Kabul, Lahore, New Delhi, Lhasa and Kathmandu receive a partial eclipse rather than verified city-centre totality.

Selected Local Totality Times

Location	Totality begins	Totality ends
Lagos, Nigeria	10:18:37	10:21:22
N’Djamena, Chad	10:51:41	10:55:27
Bushehr, Iran	14:59:16	15:01:29
Farah, Afghanistan	16:13:04	16:15:29
Islamabad, Pakistan	16:51:17	16:53:24
Srinagar, India	17:22:07	17:24:10
Leh, India	17:23:25	17:25:24

Locations close to the northern or southern edge of this long path must be checked by exact coordinates, because a small geographic difference can change the result from brief totality to a deep partial eclipse.

Total Solar Eclipse of 2 September 2035

Global maximum: 01:55:39 UTC
Maximum duration of totality: Approximately 2 minutes 54 seconds
General visibility: Eastern Asia, the Pacific, parts of the Arctic and western North America
Totality: Parts of China, the Korean Peninsula and Japan

Detailed Path of Totality

• China: Baotou, Datong, Beijing, Tangshan and Qinhuangdao
• North Korea: Pyongyang, Kaechon and Wonsan
• South Korea: Seoul lies outside the path and receives a deep partial eclipse; locations near the extreme northern border require coordinate-level verification
• Japan: Toyama, Nagano and Utsunomiya experience totality
• Tokyo: Tokyo remains outside the totality corridor and receives a partial eclipse of approximately 99.5%