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Path of the Eclipse Shadow
Regions seeing, at least, a partial eclipse: East in Europe, Asia, South/East Africa, Pacific, Indian Ocean, Arctic.
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When the Eclipse Happens Worldwide — Timeline
The eclipse starts at one location and ends at another. The times below are actual times (in UTC) when the eclipse occurs. This calculation uses a Delta T value of 102.5 seconds.
| Eclipse Stages Worldwide | UTC Time | Local Time in Columbus* |
|---|---|---|
| First location to see the partial eclipse begin | Mar 22 at 02:57:34 | Mar 21 at 10:57:34 pm |
| First location to see the full eclipse begin | Mar 22 at 04:03:20 | Mar 22 at 12:03:20 am |
| Maximum Eclipse | Mar 22 at 05:59:12 | Mar 22 at 1:59:12 am |
| Last location to see the full eclipse end | Mar 22 at 07:54:57 | Mar 22 at 3:54:57 am |
| Last location to see the partial eclipse end | Mar 22 at 09:00:49 | Mar 22 at 5:00:49 am |
* These local times do not refer to a specific location but indicate the beginning, peak, and end of the eclipse on a global scale, each line referring to a different location. This eclipse isn't visible in Columbus.
Upcoming eclipses visible in Columbus
Next Annular Solar Eclipse will be on Mar 11, 2119
Eclipse calculations usually accurate to a few seconds
Countries Where the Eclipse Is Visible
| Country | Type | Start of Eclipse | End of Eclipse |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bangladesh |
|
10:42 am BST | 2:20 pm BST |
| China |
|
12:54 pm CST | 4:59 pm CST |
| Comoros |
|
6:05 am EAT | 8:31 am EAT |
| Congo Democratic Republic |
|
5:58 am CAT | 7:27 am CAT |
| French Southern Territories |
|
7:58 am TFT | 10:38 am TFT |
| India |
|
9:15 am IST | 2:01 pm IST |
| Japan |
|
3:11 pm JST | 6:00 pm JST |
| Madagascar |
|
5:57 am EAT | 8:37 am EAT |
| Malawi |
|
5:40 am CAT | 7:23 am CAT |
| Maldives |
|
8:27 am MVT | 12:05 pm MVT |
| Mauritius |
|
6:59 am MUT | 9:51 am MUT |
| Mayotte |
|
6:02 am EAT | 8:31 am EAT |
| Mozambique |
|
5:20 am CAT | 7:28 am CAT |
| Myanmar |
|
11:02 am MMT | 3:02 pm MMT |
| North Korea |
|
3:16 pm KST | 6:00 pm KST |
| Russia |
|
12:48 pm | 7:00 pm VLAT |
| Sri Lanka |
|
9:19 am IST | 12:58 pm IST |
| Zambia |
|
5:49 am CAT | 7:22 am CAT |
| Afghanistan |
|
9:12 am AFT | 12:22 pm AFT |
| Angola |
|
5:28 am WAT | 6:17 am WAT |
| Armenia |
|
9:35 am AMT | 9:55 am AMT |
| Azerbaijan |
|
9:24 am AZT | 10:19 am AZT |
| Bahrain |
|
7:27 am AST | 9:21 am AST |
| Bhutan |
|
10:55 am BTT | 2:23 pm BTT |
| Botswana |
|
6:06 am SAST | 7:11 am CAT |
| British Indian Ocean Territory |
|
9:16 am IOT | 12:31 pm IOT |
| Brunei |
|
1:45 pm BNT | 3:32 pm BNT |
| Burundi |
|
6:00 am CAT | 7:24 am CAT |
| Cambodia |
|
11:55 am ICT | 3:13 pm ICT |
| Cameroon |
|
6:00 am WAT | 6:20 am WAT |
| Central African Republic |
|
5:14 am WAT | 6:25 am WAT |
| Chad |
|
5:27 am WAT | 6:23 am WAT |
| Christmas Island |
|
12:11 pm CXT | 1:02 pm CXT |
| Cocos (Keeling) Islands |
|
10:41 am CCT | 12:50 pm CCT |
| Congo |
|
5:50 am WAT | 6:20 am WAT |
| Djibouti |
|
6:38 am EAT | 8:51 am EAT |
| Egypt |
|
6:13 am EET | 7:39 am EET |
| Eritrea |
|
6:42 am EAT | 8:51 am EAT |
| Eswatini |
|
5:55 am SAST | 7:06 am SAST |
| Ethiopia |
|
6:22 am EAT | 8:59 am EAT |
| Gabon |
|
6:07 am WAT | 6:18 am WAT |
| Guam |
|
5:22 pm ChST | 6:13 pm ChST |
| Hong Kong |
|
1:44 pm HKT | 4:37 pm HKT |
| Indonesia |
|
11:17 am WIB | 2:37 pm WIB |
| Iran |
|
7:57 am IRST | 10:39 am IRST |
| Iraq |
|
7:42 am AST | 9:14 am AST |
| Israel |
|
6:51 am IST | 7:27 am IST |
| Jordan |
|
7:48 am EEST | 8:35 am EEST |
| Kazakhstan |
|
10:20 am | 1:16 pm |
| Kenya |
|
6:17 am EAT | 8:43 am EAT |
| Kuwait |
|
7:39 am AST | 9:13 am AST |
| Kyrgyzstan |
|
11:16 am KGT | 2:06 pm KGT |
| Laos |
|
11:59 am ICT | 3:28 pm ICT |
| Lesotho |
|
6:06 am SAST | 7:02 am SAST |
| Libya |
|
6:23 am EET | 7:22 am EET |
| Macau |
|
1:43 pm CST | 4:36 pm CST |
| Malaysia |
|
12:36 pm MYT | 3:44 pm MYT |
| Mongolia |
|
12:42 pm HOVT | 4:54 pm ULAT |
| Namibia |
|
6:23 am CAT | 7:12 am CAT |
| Nepal |
|
10:34 am NPT | 2:02 pm NPT |
| Niger |
|
6:00 am WAT | 6:19 am WAT |
| Nigeria |
|
6:06 am WAT | 6:19 am WAT |
| Northern Mariana Islands |
|
5:00 pm ChST | 6:31 pm ChST |
| Oman |
|
7:57 am GST | 10:51 am GST |
| Pakistan |
|
9:25 am PKT | 1:00 pm PKT |
| Palestine |
|
7:10 am EET | 7:17 am EET |
| Philippines |
|
1:58 pm | 4:38 pm |
| Qatar |
|
7:24 am AST | 9:24 am AST |
| Reunion |
|
6:58 am RET | 9:30 am RET |
| Rwanda |
|
6:00 am CAT | 7:25 am CAT |
| Saudi Arabia |
|
6:54 am AST | 9:36 am AST |
| Seychelles |
|
7:01 am SCT | 10:01 am SCT |
| Singapore |
|
12:46 pm SGT | 3:21 pm SGT |
| Somalia |
|
6:13 am EAT | 9:11 am EAT |
| South Africa |
|
5:52 am SAST | 7:10 am SAST |
| South Korea |
|
3:16 pm KST | 6:00 pm JST |
| South Sudan |
|
5:39 am CAT | 7:34 am CAT |
| Sudan |
|
5:41 am CAT | 7:43 am CAT |
| Syria |
|
8:20 am EEST | 8:33 am EEST |
| Taiwan |
|
1:58 pm CST | 4:46 pm CST |
| Tajikistan |
|
10:08 am TJT | 12:53 pm TJT |
| Tanzania |
|
6:22 am EAT | 8:32 am EAT |
| Thailand |
|
11:33 am ICT | 3:22 pm ICT |
| Turkey |
|
8:29 am EEST | 8:48 am EEST |
| Turkmenistan |
|
10:02 am TMT | 12:27 pm TMT |
| Uganda |
|
6:43 am EAT | 8:31 am EAT |
| United Arab Emirates |
|
8:17 am GST | 10:42 am GST |
| United States |
|
9:41 pm HDT | 9:41 pm HDT |
| Uzbekistan |
|
10:09 am UZT | 12:47 pm UZT |
| Vietnam |
|
11:57 am ICT | 3:33 pm ICT |
| Yemen |
|
6:43 am AST | 9:22 am AST |
| Zimbabwe |
|
5:51 am CAT | 7:16 am CAT |
All times shown in this table are local time. (Note: more than one time zone is listed.)
An Eclipse Never Comes Alone!
A solar eclipse always occurs about two weeks before or after a lunar eclipse.
Usually, there are two eclipses in a row, but other times, there are three during the same eclipse season.
This is the second eclipse this season.
First eclipse this season: March 7–8, 2118 — Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
Third eclipse this season: April 6, 2118 — Almost Lunar Eclipse