A total solar eclipse occurs on July 22, 2028, with greatest eclipse at 02:55 UTC. Totality lasts up to about 3m 52s among the cities below (Sydney). Figures on this page are calculated by Lunologium; NASA's eclipse pages are linked as the reference.

Local circumstances are computed for a fixed list of cities with astronomy-engine, without lunar limb profiles, so durations can differ from NASA's by a few seconds. Never look at the Sun without certified eclipse glasses except during totality itself.

Solar eclipse · July 22, 2028

Total Solar Eclipse

Greatest eclipse: . Totality lasts up to about 3m 52s among the cities below (Sydney).

What cities see

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Greatest eclipse falls near 15.6°S, 126.7°E. Cities where the Sun is above the horizon during the eclipse, deepest first. Coverage is the fraction of the Sun’s disc hidden.

CitySeesCoverageTotalityMaximum (your time)
Sydney AUTotal100%3m 52s
Dunedin NZTotal100%2m 54s
Alice Springs AUPartial95%—
Jakarta IDPartial89%—
Wellington NZPartial82%—
Brisbane AUPartial81%—
Melbourne AUPartial81%—
Auckland NZPartial68%—
Singapore SGPartial60%—
Kuala Lumpur MYPartial52%—
Perth AUPartial50%—
Bangkok THPartial16%—
Manila PHPartial13%—
Bangalore INPartial4%—
Hanoi VNPartial1%—
Hong Kong HKPartial0%—
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