The following table delineates the path of the Moon's umbral shadow during the Total Solar Eclipse of 1925 Jan 24 . The geographic coordinates (WGS 84) of the northern and southern limits and the central line are listed at 120-second intervals. This provides adequate detail for making plots of the path on larger scale maps. Local circumstances on the central line include the ratio of the apparent diameters of the Moon to the Sun, the Sun's altitude and azimuth (degrees), the path width (kilometers) and the duration on the central line (minutes and seconds).
The global visibility of the eclipse is shown on an Orthographic Map . The features of this map are described in the Key to Solar Eclipse Path Tables. The path of the eclipse is displayed in greater detail on a Google Map .
M:S Central
Universal Northern Limit Southern Limit Central Line Diam. Sun Sun Path Line
------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Ratio Alt Azm Width Durat.
Time Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude
° ´ ° ´ ° ´ ° ´ ° ´ ° ´ ° ° km
Limits 48 53.3N 094 09.4W 47 43.8N 094 39.0W 48 18.2N 094 24.6W 1.022 0 - 130 01m22.6s
14:04 46 37.3N 087 54.9W 43 24.7N 082 47.2W 44 51.6N 084 54.9W 1.024 8 127 146 01m37.9s
14:06 44 54.7N 082 49.7W 42 21.6N 079 31.3W 43 35.1N 081 01.6W 1.025 11 130 154 01m45.0s
14:08 43 53.9N 079 32.3W 41 35.6N 076 56.9W 42 43.0N 078 09.6W 1.026 13 133 160 01m50.5s
14:10 43 09.7N 076 56.8W 40 59.6N 074 46.4W 42 03.5N 075 48.1W 1.026 15 135 165 01m55.2s
14:12 42 35.4N 074 45.2W 40 30.5N 072 51.5W 41 32.0N 073 45.7W 1.027 17 137 170 01m59.3s
14:14 42 07.8N 072 49.4W 40 06.5N 071 08.0W 41 06.4N 071 56.6W 1.027 18 139 174 02m02.9s
14:16 41 45.2N 071 05.0W 39 46.6N 069 33.2W 40 45.3N 070 17.3W 1.028 20 141 178 02m06.3s
14:18 41 26.6N 069 29.2W 39 30.0N 068 05.1W 40 27.8N 068 45.7W 1.028 21 142 182 02m09.3s
14:20 41 11.4N 068 00.2W 39 16.2N 066 42.5W 40 13.3N 067 20.1W 1.028 22 144 186 02m12.1s
14:22 40 58.9N 066 36.7W 39 05.0N 065 24.5W 40 01.5N 065 59.5W 1.029 23 145 189 02m14.6s
14:24 40 48.8N 065 17.8W 38 55.8N 064 10.2W 39 51.9N 064 43.0W 1.029 24 147 192 02m17.0s
14:26 40 40.9N 064 02.6W 38 48.7N 062 59.2W 39 44.4N 063 30.0W 1.029 25 149 195 02m19.1s
14:28 40 34.9N 062 50.6W 38 43.3N 061 50.9W 39 38.7N 062 20.0W 1.029 25 150 197 02m21.1s
14:30 40 30.6N 061 41.3W 38 39.6N 060 45.0W 39 34.8N 061 12.4W 1.030 26 152 199 02m22.9s
14:32 40 28.0N 060 34.4W 38 37.4N 059 41.1W 39 32.4N 060 07.1W 1.030 27 153 201 02m24.5s
14:34 40 26.9N 059 29.4W 38 36.6N 058 39.0W 39 31.5N 059 03.6W 1.030 27 155 203 02m25.9s
14:36 40 27.3N 058 26.2W 38 37.2N 057 38.4W 39 31.9N 058 01.7W 1.030 28 156 204 02m27.2s
14:38 40 29.0N 057 24.4W 38 39.1N 056 39.1W 39 33.7N 057 01.2W 1.030 28 158 206 02m28.4s
14:40 40 32.0N 056 23.9W 38 42.3N 055 40.8W 39 36.8N 056 01.9W 1.030 29 159 206 02m29.4s
14:42 40 36.3N 055 24.4W 38 46.6N 054 43.6W 39 41.1N 055 03.6W 1.030 29 161 207 02m30.2s
14:44 40 41.8N 054 25.7W 38 52.2N 053 47.1W 39 46.7N 054 06.0W 1.030 29 163 208 02m30.9s
14:46 40 48.5N 053 27.8W 38 58.9N 052 51.2W 39 53.4N 053 09.2W 1.030 29 164 208 02m31.4s
14:48 40 56.4N 052 30.4W 39 06.7N 051 55.9W 40 01.2N 052 12.9W 1.030 29 166 208 02m31.8s
14:50 41 05.4N 051 33.5W 39 15.6N 051 00.9W 40 10.2N 051 16.9W 1.030 30 167 207 02m32.1s
14:52 41 15.7N 050 36.8W 39 25.7N 050 06.2W 40 20.4N 050 21.2W 1.030 30 169 207 02m32.2s
14:54 41 27.0N 049 40.2W 39 36.9N 049 11.6W 40 31.7N 049 25.7W 1.030 30 170 206 02m32.2s
14:56 41 39.6N 048 43.6W 39 49.3N 048 17.0W 40 44.1N 048 30.1W 1.030 30 172 205 02m32.0s
14:58 41 53.3N 047 46.9W 40 02.8N 047 22.3W 40 57.7N 047 34.4W 1.030 30 173 204 02m31.7s
15:00 42 08.3N 046 49.9W 40 17.4N 046 27.3W 41 12.5N 046 38.5W 1.030 29 175 203 02m31.3s
15:02 42 24.5N 045 52.4W 40 33.3N 045 31.9W 41 28.5N 045 42.1W 1.030 29 176 201 02m30.7s
15:04 42 42.0N 044 54.4W 40 50.4N 044 36.0W 41 45.8N 044 45.2W 1.030 29 178 200 02m29.9s
15:06 43 00.8N 043 55.6W 41 08.7N 043 39.5W 42 04.4N 043 47.6W 1.030 29 180 198 02m29.1s
15:08 43 21.0N 042 56.0W 41 28.4N 042 42.1W 42 24.3N 042 49.1W 1.030 28 181 196 02m28.0s
15:10 43 42.6N 041 55.2W 41 49.4N 041 43.8W 42 45.6N 041 49.6W 1.030 28 183 194 02m26.9s
15:12 44 05.8N 040 53.0W 42 11.9N 040 44.3W 43 08.4N 040 48.8W 1.030 28 184 192 02m25.6s
15:14 44 30.6N 039 49.4W 42 35.9N 039 43.4W 43 32.8N 039 46.6W 1.030 27 186 189 02m24.1s
15:16 44 57.2N 038 43.8W 43 01.6N 038 40.9W 43 58.9N 038 42.6W 1.029 26 188 187 02m22.5s
15:18 45 25.7N 037 36.1W 43 29.0N 037 36.5W 44 26.8N 037 36.7W 1.029 26 189 184 02m20.7s
15:20 45 56.2N 036 25.9W 43 58.3N 036 30.0W 44 56.7N 036 28.3W 1.029 25 191 182 02m18.8s
15:22 46 29.0N 035 12.6W 44 29.7N 035 20.8W 45 28.8N 035 17.2W 1.029 24 193 179 02m16.7s
15:24 47 04.4N 033 55.8W 45 03.3N 034 08.6W 46 03.2N 034 02.8W 1.029 24 194 176 02m14.4s
15:26 47 42.7N 032 34.8W 45 39.6N 032 52.8W 46 40.4N 032 44.5W 1.028 23 196 173 02m11.9s
15:28 48 24.3N 031 08.5W 46 18.7N 031 32.7W 47 20.7N 031 21.6W 1.028 22 198 170 02m09.2s
15:30 49 09.8N 029 36.0W 47 01.3N 030 07.5W 48 04.7N 029 52.9W 1.028 20 200 167 02m06.3s
15:32 50 00.1N 027 55.4W 47 47.7N 028 35.8W 48 52.9N 028 17.1W 1.027 19 202 164 02m03.1s
15:34 50 56.2N 026 04.4W 48 38.9N 026 56.2W 49 46.3N 026 32.2W 1.027 18 204 161 01m59.7s
15:36 52 00.0N 023 59.4W 49 36.1N 025 06.1W 50 46.5N 024 35.3W 1.026 16 206 157 01m55.8s
15:38 53 14.5N 021 34.1W 50 41.0N 023 02.0W 51 55.6N 022 21.8W 1.026 14 208 153 01m51.5s
15:40 54 45.4N 018 36.4W 51 56.7N 020 37.6W 53 17.8N 019 43.0W 1.025 12 211 149 01m46.6s
15:42 56 47.6N 014 34.5W 53 29.1N 017 40.5W 55 02.0N 016 20.5W 1.024 10 214 144 01m40.6s
15:44 61 19.3N 005 10.8W 55 33.4N 013 38.8W 57 38.0N 011 10.1W 1.023 6 219 137 01m32.3s
Limits 61 56.7N 003 49.0W 60 59.8N 002 25.0W 61 28.2N 003 05.8W 1.021 0 - 128 01m21.2s
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Predictions for the Total Solar Eclipse of 1925 Jan 24 were generated using the VSOP87/ELP2000-82 solar and lunar ephemerides and a value of ΔT = 23.8 seconds. The accuracy of the northern and southern edges of the eclipse path are limited to approximately 1-2 kilometers due to the lunar limb profile.
All eclipse calculations are by Fred Espenak, and he assumes full responsibility for their accuracy. Permission is freely granted to reproduce this data when accompanied by an acknowledgment:
"Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA's GSFC"
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