That means you won’t have long to view the maximum eclipse, with totality lasting four minutes or less. Search for or click on your town in the interactive maps below to find out what percentage ...

Hundreds of cities in 13 U.S. states fall directly on the April 8 eclipse's path of totality. These interactive maps offer a ...

These websites explain all the essentials for planning for April 8’s total solar eclipse—from planet-down perspectives and interactive maps to climate predictions and location-specific ...

Although the path of totality will only be visible along a narrow portion of the country, most people outside of the band will see a near-total or partial eclipse. Use the map below to see what ...

As this interactive Google Map shows, as much as 94% of the sun will ... 814 million people will be in the path of some kind of partial solar eclipse — even if it's just a slither of the sun ...

Xavier Jubier’s Interactive Google Map (map) Another helpful way of getting precise information on the move is from Eclipse apps for smartphones. They offer information about the partial solar ...

with the more frequently visited Antarctica Peninsula experiencing only a 12% partial eclipse, shortly before sunset. As this interactive Google Map shows, as much as 86% of the sun will be ...