- Gqeberha, formerly Port Elizabeth
- Port Alfred
- East London
- Makhanda, formerly Grahamstown
- Parts of far southern Chile and Argentina
The deepest phase occurs over remote southern regions rather than a major population centre.
Partial Solar Eclipse of 3 November 2032
Global beginning: 03:22:25 UTC
Global maximum: 05:33:05 UTC
Global ending: 07:43:46 UTC
Maximum eclipse magnitude: Approximately 0.855
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Total Solar Eclipse — 3 November 2032
This eclipse is visible across a large part of Asia, including:
- Afghanistan
- Pakistan
- India
- Nepal
- Bhutan
- Bangladesh
- Armenia
- Azerbaijan
- Central Asia
- Russia
- Mongolia
- China
- Myanmar
- Thailand
- Laos
- Vietnam
- Cambodia
- North Korea
- South Korea
- Japan
- Taiwan
- Hong Kong
- Macau
- The Philippines
Representative cities include Kabul, Islamabad, New Delhi, Kathmandu, Thimphu, Dhaka, Tashkent, Ulaanbaatar, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Yangon, Hanoi, Seoul, Pyongyang, Tokyo, Taipei and Manila.
Because this visibility region is enormous, no single “local eclipse time” can accurately represent the entire event. Every city requires its own beginning, maximum and ending time.
Partial Solar Eclipse of 23 September 2033
Global beginning: 11:47:55 UTC
Global maximum: 13:53:24 UTC
Global ending: 15:58:25 UTC
Maximum eclipse magnitude: Approximately 0.689
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Total Solar Eclipse — 23 September 2033
This eclipse is visible from:
- Argentina
- Chile
- Uruguay
- Southern Brazil
- Southern Bolivia
- Southern Paraguay
- The Falkland Islands
- South Georgia
- Antarctica
Representative cities include Santiago, Mendoza, Córdoba, Rosario, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Porto Alegre, Mar del Plata, Punta Arenas and Ushuaia.
Partial Solar Eclipse of 27 February 2036
Global beginning: 02:47:24 UTC
Global maximum: 04:45:43 UTC
Global ending: 06:44:04 UTC
Maximum eclipse magnitude: Approximately 0.629
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Total Solar Eclipse — 27 February 2026
This eclipse is visible from Antarctica, southeastern and eastern Australia, New Zealand, Norfolk Island, a very small part of Tonga and surrounding parts of the South Pacific.
Visibility in Australia
The eclipse is visible from Tasmania, Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory and parts of New South Wales. Representative cities include:
- Hobart
- Melbourne
- Canberra
- Wollongong
- Sydney
- Newcastle
The eclipse will not look identical throughout Australia. The magnitude, obscuration, beginning time, maximum time, ending time and altitude of the Sun vary by location.
Visibility in New Zealand
Representative locations include: