The following table delineates the path of the Moon's antumbral shadow during the Annular Solar Eclipse of 2021 Jun 10. 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 an 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 52 20.5N 093 40.3W 48 10.2N 086 01.9W 50 10.3N 089 31.8W 0.938 0 - 692 03m36.8s
09:56 - - 56 16.1N 073 33.6W 53 17.3N 083 59.8W 0.939 5 57 688 03m39.3s
09:58 - - 57 47.1N 071 48.8W 55 47.6N 080 24.4W 0.940 8 60 677 03m41.2s
10:00 - - 59 10.1N 070 19.6W 57 39.2N 078 06.7W 0.940 10 63 665 03m42.5s
10:02 56 22.5N 086 54.6W 60 27.5N 069 01.2W 59 14.8N 076 21.3W 0.941 12 65 653 03m43.6s
10:04 58 35.9N 084 05.4W 61 40.9N 067 50.8W 60 41.2N 074 54.7W 0.941 14 67 641 03m44.5s
10:06 60 21.5N 082 12.1W 62 51.0N 066 46.7W 62 01.3N 073 41.1W 0.941 15 69 630 03m45.3s
10:08 61 54.0N 080 46.1W 63 58.6N 065 47.4W 63 16.8N 072 37.0W 0.942 16 70 620 03m46.0s
10:10 63 18.5N 079 37.6W 65 04.2N 064 52.0W 64 29.0N 071 40.4W 0.942 17 72 610 03m46.7s
10:12 64 37.4N 078 41.6W 66 08.0N 063 59.9W 65 38.4N 070 49.8W 0.942 18 73 601 03m47.2s
10:14 65 52.3N 077 55.7W 67 10.4N 063 10.6W 66 45.7N 070 04.4W 0.942 19 75 592 03m47.8s
10:16 67 04.0N 077 18.2W 68 11.6N 062 23.2W 67 51.2N 069 23.6W 0.942 19 76 584 03m48.3s
10:18 68 13.3N 076 48.1W 69 11.8N 061 37.7W 68 55.2N 068 46.7W 0.943 20 78 577 03m48.7s
10:20 69 20.6N 076 25.0W 70 11.1N 060 53.7W 69 58.1N 068 13.6W 0.943 21 79 570 03m49.1s
10:22 70 26.2N 076 08.5W 71 09.7N 060 10.8W 70 59.9N 067 43.9W 0.943 21 80 563 03m49.5s
10:24 71 30.4N 075 58.7W 72 07.7N 059 28.8W 72 00.9N 067 17.8W 0.943 21 81 557 03m49.8s
10:26 72 33.5N 075 55.9W 73 05.2N 058 47.4W 73 01.2N 066 54.7W 0.943 22 83 552 03m50.1s
10:28 73 35.5N 076 00.5W 74 02.3N 058 06.3W 74 00.9N 066 35.8W 0.943 22 84 547 03m50.3s
10:30 74 36.7N 076 13.4W 74 59.0N 057 25.2W 75 00.1N 066 20.4W 0.943 23 85 543 03m50.6s
10:32 75 37.1N 076 35.8W 75 55.5N 056 44.0W 75 59.0N 066 09.2W 0.943 23 86 539 03m50.7s
10:34 76 36.9N 077 09.0W 76 51.9N 056 02.0W 76 57.6N 066 02.6W 0.943 23 87 536 03m50.9s
10:36 77 35.9N 077 55.5W 77 48.1N 055 19.1W 77 56.0N 066 01.8W 0.943 23 88 533 03m51.0s
10:38 78 34.3N 078 58.0W 78 44.4N 054 34.7W 78 54.3N 066 07.7W 0.943 23 89 530 03m51.1s
10:40 79 31.9N 080 20.7W 79 40.6N 053 48.1W 79 52.5N 066 22.1W 0.943 23 89 528 03m51.1s
10:42 80 28.6N 082 09.3W 80 37.0N 052 58.6W 80 50.6N 066 47.8W 0.943 23 90 527 03m51.2s
10:44 81 24.2N 084 31.9W 81 33.5N 052 04.8W 81 48.8N 067 28.2W 0.943 23 90 526 03m51.1s
10:46 82 18.3N 087 39.9W 82 30.2N 051 05.2W 82 46.9N 068 29.7W 0.943 23 90 525 03m51.1s
10:48 83 10.1N 091 49.9W 83 27.2N 049 56.7W 83 45.0N 070 01.8W 0.943 23 89 525 03m51.0s
10:50 83 58.6N 097 24.9W 84 24.5N 048 34.9W 84 42.7N 072 23.7W 0.943 23 88 525 03m50.9s
10:52 84 41.8N 104 54.9W 85 22.2N 046 51.3W 85 39.9N 076 02.9W 0.943 23 85 526 03m50.7s
10:54 85 16.9N 114 51.5W 86 20.2N 044 28.0W 86 35.3N 082 09.8W 0.943 22 80 527 03m50.5s
10:56 85 40.0N 127 26.4W 87 18.4N 040 41.8W 87 26.5N 093 09.1W 0.943 22 70 528 03m50.3s
10:58 85 46.7N 141 54.0W 88 16.3N 033 12.1W 88 06.2N 114 05.4W 0.943 22 50 530 03m50.1s
11:00 85 34.9N 156 22.4W 89 09.7N 009 25.8W 88 17.9N 147 41.2W 0.943 21 17 533 03m49.7s
11:02 85 05.4N 168 58.0W 89 18.3N 074 54.9E 87 51.9N 177 38.3W 0.943 21 348 536 03m49.4s
11:04 84 21.5N 178 52.6W 88 26.3N 108 18.8E 87 02.5N 165 39.3E 0.943 20 332 540 03m49.0s
11:06 83 26.5N 173 43.4E 87 24.8N 117 34.7E 86 02.5N 156 52.6E 0.943 20 324 545 03m48.6s
11:08 82 22.6N 168 19.4E 86 20.3N 121 57.6E 84 56.8N 151 56.7E 0.943 19 320 550 03m48.1s
11:10 81 11.0N 164 25.5E 85 13.7N 124 43.0E 83 46.8N 149 01.7E 0.942 18 318 556 03m47.6s
11:12 79 52.0N 161 39.4E 84 04.9N 126 45.2E 82 33.0N 147 16.9E 0.942 18 317 562 03m47.0s
11:14 78 24.8N 159 45.9E 82 53.8N 128 25.9E 81 15.3N 146 17.1E 0.942 17 317 570 03m46.4s
11:16 76 47.8N 158 35.6E 81 39.9N 129 55.3E 79 52.9N 145 49.2E 0.942 16 317 579 03m45.6s
11:18 74 57.2N 158 04.4E 80 22.8N 131 19.3E 78 25.1N 145 46.1E 0.941 15 318 588 03m44.9s
11:20 72 45.0N 158 15.6E 79 01.8N 132 41.6E 76 50.0N 146 04.4E 0.941 13 319 600 03m44.0s
11:22 69 45.1N 159 32.2E 77 36.0N 134 05.5E 75 05.3N 146 44.0E 0.941 12 320 613 03m43.0s
11:24 - - 76 03.9N 135 34.0E 73 05.9N 147 48.6E 0.940 10 322 628 03m41.8s
11:26 - - 74 23.4N 137 10.6E 70 40.7N 149 30.0E 0.940 8 324 647 03m40.3s
11:28 - - 72 30.6N 139 01.1E 67 05.3N 152 41.1E 0.939 4 328 673 03m38.0s
Limits 64 46.9N 163 38.3E 62 18.7N 150 39.3E 63 34.4N 156 33.8E 0.938 0 - 693 03m35.9s
Instant of Greatest Eclipse: Time = 10:41:56.4 UT Lat = 80°48.9'N Long = 066°46.8'W (GE) Sun Altitude = 23.3° Path Width = 526.8 km Sun Azimuth = 89.9° Central Duration = 03m51.2s Instant of Greatest Duration: Time = 10:41:58 UT Lat = 80°49'N Long = 066°47'W (GD) Sun Altitude = 23.3° Path Width = 526.8 km Sun Azimuth = 89.9° Central Duration = 03m51.2s
Predictions for the Annular Solar Eclipse of 2021 Jun 10 were generated using the VSOP87/ELP2000-85 solar and lunar ephemerides and a value of ΔT = 69.7 seconds.
The eclipse predictions presented here DO NOT include the effects of mountains and valleys along the edge of the Moon. Such corrections for the lunar limb profile may shift the limits of the eclipse path north or south by ~1-3 kilometers, and change the eclipse duration by ~1-3 seconds. More detailed predictions including the effects of the lunar limb profile are normally posted 12-18 months before each eclipse,
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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