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Revision as of 2023-09-21T00:08:49
There will be an Annular Solar Eclipse on 2023-10-14. For the Contiguous United States of America (USA), Solar annularity will be visible from Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, California, and Oregon. In Maryland, this will be only a Partial Solar Eclipse instead.
index
- Solar partiality in Maryland
- USA locations for Solar annularity
- single-site ephemerides for Solar annularity in the USA
- multi-site ephemerides for North America
- coordinates
- interactive map
rarity
The next Annular Solar Eclipse visible from the region covering Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Virginia, the District of Columbia, and Delaware is not until 2093-07-23 (in Pennsylvania), a wait time of seventy years.
The next Annular Solar Eclipse visible from the Contiguous USA after 2023-10-14 will not be until 2046-02-05, visible from Idaho, Nevada, California, and Oregon. This will be a wait time of twenty-three years.
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keywords
2023, 2023-10, 2023-10-14, annular, annularity, eclipse, eclipse-chasing, Luna, Lunar, Moon, partial, partiality, Sol, Solar, Sun, umbraphilia