Annular Solar Eclipse of June 1, 2030

The ring of fire crosses Libya, Algeria, Tunisia, Malta, Greece, Turkey and 5 more countries

On Saturday, June 1, 2030, the Moon's antumbra sweeps a path about 250 km wide with up to 5 min 21 s of annularity at greatest eclipse (06:28 UT). Of the cities we track, Seversk (Russia) gets the longest: 5 min 20 s. A partial eclipse is visible from all of Europe and parts of Africa and Asia.

Date

June 1, 2030

Greatest eclipse

06:28 UT

Type

Annular

Longest annularity

5 min 21 s

Path width

250 km

Magnitude

0.9443

Saros

128

Partial eclipse40%+ of the diameter80%+Annularity

Shading: the largest part of the Sun's diameter covered while the Sun is above the horizon (eclipse magnitude), computed on a 2° grid; contours every 20%. Outside the outer line the eclipse is not visible.

Path of annularityCentral line (longest duration)City in the pathPartial only

Path limits and central line: NASA path table (Espenak). Near the edges totality is short; the closer to the central line, the longer it lasts.

Times for your city

Your city

Istanbul, Turkey

Annular eclipse

The ring of fire lasts 4 min 32 s · Sun 26° up at maximum

Phase	Local time (UTC+3)	Sun height
Partial eclipse begins	06:55	13°
Annular phase begins	08:02	25°
Maximum	08:04	26°
Annular phase ends	08:06	26°
Partial eclipse ends	09:22	41°

Search any of about 7,000 cities: every city over 100,000 people worldwide, plus the 1,075 cities on this site. Local time, Sun height above the horizon.

How the eclipse unfolds

03:34 UTPartial eclipse begins (first place on Earth)
04:47 UTAnnular phase begins
06:28 UTGreatest eclipse
08:08 UTAnnular phase ends
09:21 UTPartial eclipse ends (last place on Earth)

Times in UT (Universal Time, the same as GMT). From first to last contact anywhere on Earth: 5 h 46 min (5.8 hours).

Cities in the path of annularity

102 cities over 100,000 people

City	Begins	Ring	Duration	Ends	Covered	Sun	Zone
Tripoli Libya	at sunrise	06:49	3m 54s	07:59	87%	9°	EET
Athens Greece	06:51	07:56	4m 01s	09:12	88%	20°	EEST
Nilüfer Turkey	06:54	08:01	3m 20s	09:21	88%	25°	UTC+3
Bursa Turkey	06:54	08:01	3m 04s	09:21	88%	25°	UTC+3
Beylikdüzü Turkey	06:55	08:01	4m 36s	09:22	88%	25°	UTC+3
Küçükçekmece Turkey	06:55	08:01	4m 34s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Maltepe Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 24s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Esenyurt Turkey	06:55	08:01	4m 37s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Bahçelievler Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 33s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Istanbul Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 32s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Bağcılar Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 35s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Esenler Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 35s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Üsküdar Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 32s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Umraniye Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 29s	09:23	88%	26°	UTC+3
Sancaktepe Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 25s	09:23	88%	26°	UTC+3
Sultangazi Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 36s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Sevastopol Ukraine	07:00	08:10	3m 47s	09:34	88%	31°	MSK
Krasnodar Russia	07:02	08:15	3m 19s	09:42	88%	35°	MSK
Rostov-on-Don Russia	07:06	08:19	4m 19s	09:46	89%	37°	MSK
Volgograd Russia	07:10	08:25	4m 57s	09:56	89%	41°	MSK
Orenburg Russia	09:21	10:42	4m 48s	12:17	89%	48°	UTC+5
Chelyabinsk Russia	09:33	10:58	0m 50s	12:31	89%	51°	UTC+5
Omsk Russia	10:45	12:15	2m 47s	13:51	89%	56°	UTC+6
Tomsk Russia	12:03	13:33	5m 17s	15:07	89%	55°	UTC+7
Krasnoyarsk Russia	12:15	13:46	4m 52s	15:18	89%	54°	UTC+7
Bei’an China	14:16	15:39	2m 18s	16:55	88%	34°	CST
Hegang China	14:22	15:43	3m 59s	16:57	88%	31°	CST
Jiamusi China	14:23	15:45	1m 54s	16:58	88%	31°	CST
Shuangyashan China	14:24	15:45	2m 59s	16:59	88%	31°	CST
Sapporo Japan	15:41	16:54	4m 19s	18:03	88%	21°	JST

All 102 cities in the path

City	Begins	Ring	Duration	Ends	Covered	Sun	Zone
Al Khums Libya	at sunrise	06:49	2m 05s	07:59	87%	10°	EET
Qaşr Bin Ghashīr Libya	at sunrise	06:48	3m 36s	07:58	87%	9°	EET
Zawiya Libya	at sunrise	06:48	3m 59s	07:58	87%	9°	EET
Az Zāwīyah Libya	at sunrise	06:48	4m 00s	07:58	87%	9°	EET
Janzūr Libya	at sunrise	06:49	3m 55s	07:58	87%	9°	EET
Tājūrā’ Libya	at sunrise	06:49	3m 48s	07:59	87%	9°	EET
Tripoli Libya	at sunrise	06:49	3m 54s	07:59	87%	9°	EET
Al Ajaylat Libya	at sunrise	06:49	4m 09s	07:58	87%	8°	EET
Al Jumayl Libya	at sunrise	06:49	4m 17s	07:58	87%	8°	EET
Gabès Tunisia	at sunrise	05:52	1m 23s	06:59	87%	7°	CET
San Pawl il-Baħar Malta	05:53	06:54	0m 42s	08:04	87%	12°	CEST
Piraeus Greece	06:51	07:55	4m 01s	09:12	88%	20°	EEST
Kallithéa Greece	06:51	07:56	3m 59s	09:12	88%	20°	EEST
Athens Greece	06:51	07:56	4m 01s	09:12	88%	20°	EEST
Peristéri Greece	06:52	07:56	4m 05s	09:12	88%	20°	EEST
Pátra Greece	06:52	07:56	4m 21s	09:11	88%	19°	EEST
Lárisa Greece	06:54	07:59	2m 12s	09:14	88%	20°	EEST
Balıkesir Turkey	06:53	08:00	3m 11s	09:19	88%	24°	UTC+3
Çanakkale Turkey	06:54	07:59	4m 36s	09:18	88%	23°	UTC+3
Mustafakemalpaşa Turkey	06:53	08:00	3m 32s	09:20	88%	25°	UTC+3
Bandırma Turkey	06:54	08:00	4m 23s	09:20	88%	25°	UTC+3
İnegol Turkey	06:53	08:02	1m 14s	09:21	88%	26°	UTC+3
Nilüfer Turkey	06:54	08:01	3m 20s	09:21	88%	25°	UTC+3
Bursa Turkey	06:54	08:01	3m 04s	09:21	88%	25°	UTC+3
Tekirdağ Turkey	06:55	08:01	4m 33s	09:21	88%	25°	UTC+3
Gebze Turkey	06:54	08:02	4m 03s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Derince Turkey	06:54	08:02	3m 35s	09:23	88%	26°	UTC+3
Beylikdüzü Turkey	06:55	08:01	4m 36s	09:22	88%	25°	UTC+3
Büyükçekmece Turkey	06:55	08:01	4m 37s	09:22	88%	25°	UTC+3
İzmit Turkey	06:54	08:02	3m 28s	09:23	88%	26°	UTC+3
Küçükçekmece Turkey	06:55	08:01	4m 34s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Çorlu Turkey	06:55	08:01	4m 32s	09:22	88%	25°	UTC+3
Maltepe Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 24s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Esenyurt Turkey	06:55	08:01	4m 37s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Bahçelievler Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 33s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Zeytinburnu Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 32s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Istanbul Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 32s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Ataşehir Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 27s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Fatih Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 33s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Sultanbeyli Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 22s	09:23	88%	26°	UTC+3
Bağcılar Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 35s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Esenler Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 35s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Üsküdar Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 32s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Umraniye Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 29s	09:23	88%	26°	UTC+3
Sancaktepe Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 25s	09:23	88%	26°	UTC+3
Şişli Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 33s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Adapazarı Turkey	06:54	08:03	2m 46s	09:23	88%	27°	UTC+3
Başakşehir Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 37s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Sultangazi Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 36s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Arnavutköy Turkey	06:55	08:02	4m 39s	09:22	88%	26°	UTC+3
Edirne Turkey	06:56	08:03	2m 12s	09:21	88%	24°	UTC+3
Zonguldak Turkey	06:55	08:04	2m 41s	09:26	88%	28°	UTC+3
Sevastopol Ukraine	07:00	08:10	3m 47s	09:34	88%	31°	MSK
Simferopol Ukraine	07:01	08:11	3m 37s	09:35	88%	31°	MSK
Novorossiysk Russia	07:01	08:13	3m 59s	09:39	88%	34°	MSK
Kerch Ukraine	07:02	08:13	4m 43s	09:39	88%	34°	MSK
Krasnodar Russia	07:02	08:15	3m 19s	09:42	88%	35°	MSK
Berdyansk Ukraine	07:04	08:18	0m 02s	09:42	88%	34°	EEST
Taganrog Russia	07:06	08:19	3m 27s	09:45	88%	36°	MSK
Bataysk Russia	07:06	08:19	4m 29s	09:46	89%	37°	MSK
Rostov-on-Don Russia	07:06	08:19	4m 19s	09:46	89%	37°	MSK
Novocherkassk Russia	07:06	08:20	4m 16s	09:47	89%	37°	MSK
Shakhty Russia	07:07	08:20	3m 43s	09:48	89%	37°	MSK
Volgodonsk Russia	07:07	08:21	4m 56s	09:50	89%	39°	MSK
Volgograd Russia	07:10	08:25	4m 57s	09:56	89%	41°	MSK
Volzhsky Russia	07:10	08:26	4m 58s	09:56	89%	41°	MSK
Kamyshin Russia	07:13	08:30	2m 54s	09:59	89%	41°	MSK
Oral Kazakhstan	09:18	10:37	5m 05s	12:11	89%	46°	UTC+5
Orenburg Russia	09:21	10:42	4m 48s	12:17	89%	48°	UTC+5
Salavat Russia	09:25	10:47	3m 48s	12:20	89%	48°	UTC+5
Sterlitamak Russia	09:25	10:48	2m 38s	12:21	89%	48°	UTC+5
Magnitogorsk Russia	09:27	10:50	5m 13s	12:26	89%	50°	UTC+5
Chelyabinsk Russia	09:33	10:58	0m 50s	12:31	89%	51°	UTC+5
Kostanay Kazakhstan	09:31	10:58	0m 53s	12:34	89%	53°	UTC+5
Kurgan Russia	09:37	11:02	4m 18s	12:37	89%	52°	UTC+5
Petropavl Kazakhstan	09:40	11:07	4m 45s	12:44	89%	55°	UTC+5
Omsk Russia	10:45	12:15	2m 47s	13:51	89%	56°	UTC+6
Seversk Russia	12:03	13:33	5m 20s	15:07	89%	55°	UTC+7
Tomsk Russia	12:03	13:33	5m 17s	15:07	89%	55°	UTC+7
Achinsk Russia	12:11	13:42	5m 05s	15:15	89%	55°	UTC+7
Krasnoyarsk Russia	12:15	13:46	4m 52s	15:18	89%	54°	UTC+7
Kansk Russia	12:19	13:50	5m 16s	15:21	89%	53°	UTC+7
Bratsk Russia	13:29	14:59	4m 49s	16:27	89%	50°	UTC+8
Jiagedaqi China	14:09	15:32	4m 54s	16:51	89%	37°	CST
Blagoveshchensk Russia	15:14	16:36	3m 22s	17:52	88%	34°	UTC+9
Heihe China	14:14	15:36	3m 30s	16:52	88%	34°	CST
Aihui China	14:15	15:36	4m 10s	16:52	88%	34°	CST
Bei’an China	14:16	15:39	2m 18s	16:55	88%	34°	CST
Yichun China	14:20	15:41	3m 34s	16:57	88%	33°	CST
Lianhe China	14:21	15:44	1m 16s	16:58	88%	32°	CST
Hegang China	14:22	15:43	3m 59s	16:57	88%	31°	CST
Jiamusi China	14:23	15:45	1m 54s	16:58	88%	31°	CST
Shuangyashan China	14:24	15:45	2m 59s	16:59	88%	31°	CST
Baoshan China	14:25	15:45	2m 59s	16:59	88%	30°	CST
Asahikawa Japan	15:40	16:53	4m 12s	18:02	88%	21°	JST
Kitami Japan	15:41	16:54	2m 43s	18:01	88%	20°	JST
Otaru Japan	15:40	16:54	4m 18s	18:03	88%	22°	JST
Ebetsu Japan	15:41	16:54	4m 25s	18:03	88%	21°	JST
Sapporo Japan	15:41	16:54	4m 19s	18:03	88%	21°	JST
Obihiro Japan	15:42	16:54	4m 31s	18:03	88%	20°	JST
Kushiro Japan	15:43	16:55	4m 04s	18:02	88%	19°	JST
Tomakomai Japan	15:42	16:55	3m 54s	18:04	88%	21°	JST

Local times (24-hour clock). Duration: how long the Moon covers the Sun completely at the city centre; it changes by seconds across a city.

Partial eclipse in the world's biggest cities

sorted by how much of the Sun is covered

City	Begins	Maximum	Ends	Covered	Sun	Zone
Harbin China	14:20	15:45	16:59	84%	34°	CST
Tokyo Japan	15:53	17:07	18:13	72%	19°	JST
Moscow Russia	07:22	08:36	09:56	71%	36°	MSK
Shenyang China	14:23	15:50	17:04	71%	35°	CST
Cairo Egypt	06:41	07:47	09:03	63%	22°	EEST
Seoul South Korea	15:37	16:59	18:10	63%	31°	KST
Beijing China	14:15	15:46	17:03	58%	42°	CST
Tianjin China	14:19	15:48	17:04	57%	41°	CST
Weifang China	14:28	15:54	17:08	52%	38°	CST
Shanghai China	14:46	16:05	17:13	40%	33°	CST
Nanjing China	14:40	16:01	17:11	39%	36°	CST
Hefei China	14:38	16:00	17:10	37%	38°	CST
Hangzhou China	14:47	16:06	17:13	36%	34°	CST
Xi’an China	14:15	15:44	17:00	35%	48°	CST
Wuhan China	14:37	15:58	17:07	31%	41°	CST
Chengdu China	14:15	15:40	16:52	22%	54°	CST
Chongqing China	14:26	15:47	16:56	21%	50°	CST
Lahore Pakistan	09:33	10:55	12:26	20%	73°	PKT
Dongguan China	15:07	16:09	17:03	12%	38°	CST
Guangzhou China	15:06	16:08	17:03	12%	39°	CST
Shenzhen China	15:09	16:10	17:03	12%	37°	CST
Delhi India	10:18	11:33	12:53	11%	78°	IST
Karachi Pakistan	09:20	10:22	11:32	9.5%	61°	PKT
Dhaka Bangladesh	12:21	13:03	13:43	1.3%	74°	UTC+6

United States, UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand

City	Begins	Maximum	Ends	Covered	Sun	Zone
Anchorage Alaska, United States	22:24	sunset	at sunset	22%	0°	AKDT
London England, United Kingdom	05:25	06:21	07:22	48%	12°	BST
Birmingham England, United Kingdom	05:28	06:23	07:23	45%	11°	BST
Sheffield England, United Kingdom	05:29	06:25	07:24	44%	12°	BST
Leeds England, United Kingdom	05:30	06:25	07:24	44%	12°	BST
Manchester England, United Kingdom	05:30	06:25	07:24	44%	12°	BST
Liverpool England, United Kingdom	05:30	06:25	07:24	43%	11°	BST
Edinburgh Scotland, United Kingdom	05:35	06:29	07:27	40%	13°	BST
Glasgow Scotland, United Kingdom	05:35	06:29	07:27	40%	12°	BST
Waterford Ireland	05:31	06:24	07:21	42%	8°	IST
Cork Ireland	05:31	06:24	07:21	42%	8°	IST
Dublin Ireland	05:32	06:26	07:23	41%	10°	IST
Tallaght Ireland	05:32	06:26	07:23	41%	9°	IST
Drogheda Ireland	05:33	06:26	07:23	41%	10°	IST
Limerick Ireland	05:33	06:26	07:22	41%	8°	IST
Dundalk Ireland	05:33	06:27	07:24	40%	10°	IST
Galway Ireland	05:34	06:27	07:22	40%	8°	IST

Each city links to its own page with every eclipse it will see.

Eye safety

Protect your eyes. An annular eclipse is never total: even at maximum a bright ring of Sun is left, and it is not safe to look at at any moment without a solar filter. Use eclipse glasses or a handheld viewer that meets the ISO 12312-2 standard, from a supplier on the American Astronomical Society's list. Sunglasses are not enough. Never look through a camera, binoculars or telescope without a proper solar filter on the front. How to watch safely →

Weather

We do not forecast the weather, and no one can this far ahead. Whether you see it will depend on the clouds on the day: check a local forecast a few days before and be ready to travel to a clearer sky. For long-term cloud statistics along eclipse paths, see the climatology by meteorologist Jay Anderson at eclipsophile.com.

Questions

Where is the annular solar eclipse of June 1, 2030 visible?

The path of annularity crosses Libya, Algeria, Tunisia, Malta, Greece, Turkey, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, China and Japan. A partial eclipse is visible from all of Europe and parts of Africa and Asia.

Where is the annular phase longest?

Near greatest eclipse (57°, 80°) it lasts 5 min 21 s. Of the cities over 100,000 people, Seversk, Russia gets the longest, 5 min 20 s, from 13:33 UTC+7.

Can I see it from the United States?

Yes, as a partial eclipse from 1 of our 520 US cities. The most is in Anchorage, AK: 22% of the Sun covered.

Is it safe to look at?

Protect your eyes. An annular eclipse is never total: even at maximum a bright ring of Sun is left, and it is not safe to look at at any moment without a solar filter. Use eclipse glasses or a handheld viewer that meets the ISO 12312-2 standard, from a supplier on the American Astronomical Society's list. Sunglasses are not enough. Never look through a camera, binoculars or telescope without a proper solar filter on the front. How to watch safely

Will it be cloudy?

Nobody can say this far ahead. Check the forecast a few days before; for long-term cloud statistics along the path, see Jay Anderson's climatology at eclipsophile.com.

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Eclipse predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA's GSFC: NASA Eclipse Web Site, Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses and Catalog of Lunar Eclipses (Espenak & Meeus): Besselian elements, path of totality tables and lunar contact times. City times are computed by us from those Besselian elements with the standard method (Meeus, Elements of Solar Eclipses), using a current estimate of ΔT (Earth-rotation correction) instead of the Canon's older extrapolation; they agree with NASA's own calculator to 0.1 s and with an independent Skyfield/JPL DE440 computation to within 15 s. Times are for sea level and ignore the lunar limb profile (a few seconds near the path edges). City coordinates: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).