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सूर्य ग्रहण Surya grahana, 26 January 2028

A annular solar eclipse, greatest at 20:37 IST (15:07 UTC). Of the 60 places below, 14 see it.

KindAnnular solar eclipse (Surya grahana)
Greatest on EarthWed 26 Jan 2028
20:37 IST (15:07 UTC)
Greatest at3.0°N, 51.6°W
Seenwhere the Moon's shadow falls with the Sun above the horizon

Where it is seen, east to west

PlaceIn its own timeSeen
Auckland
New Zealand
--Not seen
Sydney
Australia
--Not seen
Melbourne
Australia
--Not seen
Tokyo
Japan
--Not seen
Seoul
Korea, Republic Of
--Not seen
Shanghai
China
--Not seen
Manila
Philippines
--Not seen
Beijing
China
--Not seen
Perth
Australia
--Not seen
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
--Not seen
Jakarta
Indonesia
--Not seen
Singapore
Singapore
--Not seen
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
--Not seen
Bangkok
Thailand
--Not seen
Dhaka
Bangladesh
--Not seen
Kolkata
India
--Not seen
Kathmandu
Nepal
--Not seen
Varanasi
India
--Not seen
Chennai
India
--Not seen
Colombo
Sri Lanka
--Not seen
Hyderabad
India
--Not seen
Bengaluru
India
--Not seen
Delhi
India
--Not seen
Jaipur
India
--Not seen
Ujjain
India
--Not seen
Lahore
Pakistan
--Not seen
Mumbai
India
--Not seen
Ahmedabad
India
--Not seen
Kabul
Afghanistan
--Not seen
Karachi
Pakistan
--Not seen
Muscat
Oman
--Not seen
Port Louis
Mauritius
--Not seen
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
--Not seen
Tehran
Iran, Islamic Republic Of
--Not seen
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
--Not seen
Moscow
Russian Federation
--Not seen
Nairobi
Kenya
--Not seen
Cairo
Egypt
--Not seen
Durban
South Africa
--Not seen
Istanbul
Turkey
--Not seen
Johannesburg
South Africa
--Not seen
Berlin
Germany
--Not seen
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Wed 26 Jan 2028
17:48 (UTC+1:00)
greatest here
begins 16:37, ends 18:53 (the Sun below the horizon)
Seen: Partial, 59% of the Sun covered
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Lagos
Nigeria
Wed 26 Jan 2028
17:47 (UTC+1:00)
greatest here
begins 17:21, ends 18:13
Seen: Partial, 2% of the Sun covered
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Paris
France
Wed 26 Jan 2028
17:51 (UTC+1:00)
greatest here
begins 16:37, ends 18:58 (the Sun below the horizon)
Seen: Partial, 66% of the Sun covered
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London
United Kingdom
Wed 26 Jan 2028
16:48 (UTC+0:00)
greatest here
begins 15:36, ends 17:55 (the Sun below the horizon)
Seen: Partial, 57% of the Sun covered
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Madrid
Spain
Wed 26 Jan 2028
17:55 (UTC+1:00)
greatest here
begins 16:36, ends 19:06 (the Sun below the horizon)
Seen: Partial, 82% of the Sun covered
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Lisbon
Portugal
Wed 26 Jan 2028
16:54 (UTC+0:00)
greatest here
begins 15:31, ends 18:07 (the Sun below the horizon)
Seen: Partial, 81% of the Sun covered
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Wed 26 Jan 2028
11:31 (UTC−3:00)
greatest here
begins 10:17, ends 12:47
Seen: Partial, 14% of the Sun covered
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Wed 26 Jan 2028
11:01 (UTC−3:00)
greatest here
begins 10:28, ends 11:36
Seen: Partial, 2% of the Sun covered
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New York City
United States
Wed 26 Jan 2028
10:01 (UTC−5:00)
greatest here
begins 09:17, ends 10:47
Seen: Partial, 3% of the Sun covered
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Lima
Peru
Wed 26 Jan 2028
08:37 (UTC−5:00)
greatest here
begins 07:11, ends 10:22
Seen: Partial, 65% of the Sun covered
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Toronto
Canada
Wed 26 Jan 2028
09:53 (UTC−5:00)
greatest here
begins 09:24, ends 10:23
Seen: Partial, 1% of the Sun covered
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Chicago
United States
Wed 26 Jan 2028
08:32 (UTC−6:00)
greatest here
begins 08:01, ends 09:04
Seen: Partial, 1% of the Sun covered
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Houston
United States
Wed 26 Jan 2028
07:55 (UTC−6:00)
greatest here
begins 07:00 (the Sun below the horizon), ends 08:58
Seen: Partial, 14% of the Sun covered
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Mexico City
Mexico
Wed 26 Jan 2028
07:35 (UTC−6:00)
greatest here
begins 06:30 (the Sun below the horizon), ends 08:52
Seen: Partial, 36% of the Sun covered
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Los Angeles
United States
--Not seen
San Francisco
United States
--Not seen
Vancouver
Canada
--Not seen
Honolulu
United States
--Not seen

How these are found

The Moon's shadow on the Earth: each place's own kind, share of the Sun and first and last contact, from its coordinates, said where the Sun is below the horizon at a contact. The eclipses are those of NASA's Five Millennium Canon (Espenak and Meeus), on its dates and of its kinds, as the year's page says. Customs at an eclipse are each tradition's and are not given here.

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