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Jul 22, 2028 – Total Solar Eclipse in New South Wales, Australia

Total Eclipse Visible
Jul 22, 2028
New South Wales, Australia
Global Event: Total Solar Eclipse
Local Type: Total Solar Eclipse, in New South Wales, Australia
Start of Partial: Sat, Jul 22, 2028 at 12:15 pm AEST
Start of Totality: Sat, Jul 22, 2028 at 1:46 pm AEST
End of Totality: Sat, Jul 22, 2028 at 2:03 pm AEST
End of Partial: Sat, Jul 22, 2028 at 3:49 pm LHST

All times shown on this page are local time. (Note: more than one time zone is listed.)

Location

This map shows where and when the eclipse is visible in New South Wales.

Jul 22, 2028 – Total Solar Eclipse – New South Wales

A map of New South Wales, Australia, showing the path of the Jul 22, 2028 Total Solar Eclipse
ADBC
A
Partial Starting:
12:15 pm AEST
B
Totality Starting:
1:46 pm AEST
C
Totality Ending:
2:03 pm AEST
D
Partial Ending:
3:49 pm LHST

The colors on the map indicate how much of the Sun gets covered by the Moon. The darker the shading, the more the Sun is covered. Totality is visible within the dark red strip.

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Eclipses & Transits

This table provides the eclipse visibility and times for each city, including average cloud coverage (since 2000). The actual weather forecasts are available from 14 days before the eclipse.

Towns and Cities in New South Wales Where the Eclipse Is Visible

LocationObscurationStartMaxEndTotality DurationAvg. Cloud Cover
Aberdeen
99.51%		12:39 pm2:00 pm3:14 pm AEST---
61 %
Albury
89.79%		12:34 pm1:55 pm3:10 pm AEST---
60 %
Armidale
93.68%		12:39 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST---
58 %
Ballina
84.58%		12:42 pm2:03 pm3:15 pm AEST---
49 %
Bathurst
100.00%		12:37 pm1:59 pm3:13 pm AEST3m, 3s
57 %
Blacktown
100.00%		12:40 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST3m, 50s
52 %
Bourke
100.00%		12:27 pm1:52 pm3:09 pm AEST4m, 6s
44 %
Bowral
100.00%		12:39 pm2:00 pm3:13 pm AEST---
43 %
Broken Hill
89.50%		11:49 am1:15 pm2:34 pm ACST---
30 %
Byron Bay
83.77%		12:42 pm2:03 pm3:15 pm AEST---
43 %
Campbelltown
100.00%		12:40 pm2:00 pm3:14 pm AEST3m, 31s
52 %
Canterbury
100.00%		12:40 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST3m, 49s
49 %
Cobar
99.31%		12:28 pm1:52 pm3:09 pm AEST---
32 %
Coffs Harbour
89.88%		12:42 pm2:03 pm3:15 pm AEST---
46 %
Darlinghurst
100.00%		12:40 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST3m, 49s
47 %
Dubbo
100.00%		12:34 pm1:57 pm3:12 pm AEST3m, 51s
43 %
Eden
93.07%		12:40 pm2:00 pm3:12 pm AEST---
35 %
Gosford
100.00%		12:40 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST3m, 18s
50 %
Goulburn
98.63%		12:38 pm1:59 pm3:13 pm AEST---
54 %
Grafton
88.47%		12:41 pm2:02 pm3:15 pm AEST---
41 %
Griffith
92.76%		12:31 pm1:53 pm3:09 pm AEST---
44 %
Katoomba
100.00%		12:38 pm2:00 pm3:13 pm AEST3m, 31s
53 %
Kiama
100.00%		12:40 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST1m, 41s
49 %
Leeton
92.80%		12:32 pm1:54 pm3:09 pm AEST---
46 %
Lismore
85.03%		12:42 pm2:02 pm3:15 pm AEST---
52 %
Moree
94.67%		12:35 pm1:58 pm3:13 pm AEST---
36 %
Mosman
100.00%		12:40 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST3m, 48s
47 %
Mudgee
100.00%		12:36 pm1:58 pm3:13 pm AEST3m, 55s
48 %
Newcastle
99.68%		12:41 pm2:02 pm3:15 pm AEST---
51 %
Norah Head
100.00%		12:41 pm2:01 pm3:15 pm AEST2m, 22s
50 %
Nowra
99.71%		12:40 pm2:00 pm3:14 pm AEST---
58 %
Orange
100.00%		12:36 pm1:58 pm3:12 pm AEST2m, 13s
49 %
Parkes
99.59%		12:34 pm1:56 pm3:11 pm AEST---
49 %
Pennant Hills
100.00%		12:40 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST3m, 49s
49 %
Penrith
100.00%		12:39 pm2:00 pm3:14 pm AEST3m, 46s
51 %
Port Macquarie
93.66%		12:42 pm2:03 pm3:15 pm AEST---
43 %
Sydney
100.00%		12:40 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST3m, 49s
47 %
Tamworth
96.85%		12:38 pm2:00 pm3:14 pm AEST---
50 %
Tweed Heads
82.49%		12:42 pm2:03 pm3:15 pm AEST---
40 %
Wagga Wagga
93.24%		12:34 pm1:56 pm3:10 pm AEST---
56 %
Wollongong
100.00%		12:40 pm2:01 pm3:14 pm AEST2m, 52s
42 %

All times shown on this page are local time. (Note: more than one time zone is listed.)

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Solar Eclipses Visible in New South Wales

Eclipse Visibility from New South WalesVisibility Worldwide
Jul 22, 2028 Total Solar EclipseTotal Solar Eclipse South in Asia, Australia, Pacific, Indian Ocean, Antarctica
Nov 25, 2030 Total Solar EclipseTotal Solar Eclipse South in Asia, Australia, South/East Africa, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, Antarctica
Mar 10, 2035 Partial Solar EclipseAnnular Solar Eclipse Much of Australia, South in North America, Pacific, Indian Ocean, Antarctica
Feb 27, 2036 Partial Solar EclipsePartial Solar Eclipse South/East Australia, Pacific, Indian Ocean, Antarctica
Jul 13, 2037 Total Solar EclipseTotal Solar Eclipse South in Asia, Australia, Pacific, Indian Ocean

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