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Annular Solar Eclipse

26 Jan 2028 — Sunset ring of fire over Iberia

📍 Seville — inside the path of annularity
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Inside the path of annularity. For about 7m 10s at 17:55 CET the Moon will sit entirely inside the Sun's disc — a ring of fire, low over the horizon. Glasses stay on throughout. The annular finale of Spain’s 2026–2028 eclipse trio — a sunset "ring of fire" over the Algarve and Andalusia after crossing the Amazon.
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Tracking the Moon's antumbra across 26 cities on the path of annularity…
Coverage
Ring
annular — Moon inside the Sun
Maximum
17:55
17:55 CET
Sun altitude
7°
Low — dramatic horizon
Annularity
7m 10s
of annularity

Local timeline

Seville
16:34
First bite
17:55
Annularity
19:07
Last
All times in Seville local (CET). An annular eclipse is never safe to view without protection — the ring stays blinding.

The path of annularity

Live shadow

The band is where the Moon sits entirely inside the Sun's disc — the "ring of fire" — the Moon's antumbra races along it east at around 1,200 mph, and the glowing marker rides it at the shadow's real-time position. Everywhere else sees a partial. The ring is never safe to view without eclipse glasses. Use the location tool above and your pin drops here.

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Path of annularity Partial visible Your location Antumbra — real-time position

What each city sees

Per-location pages

Every row is its own page with distinct local data — computed server-side, cached, and cited.

CityCoverageLocal maxSun alt.Annularity
Iquitos 🇵🇪Ring of fire08:50 GMT-540°~8m 35sView →
Seville 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:55 CET7°~7m 10sView →
Córdoba 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET6°~7m 08sView →
Huelva 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:55 CET8°~7m 07sView →
Manaus 🇧🇷Ring of fire10:28 GMT-460°~7m 00sView →
Faro 🇵🇹Ring of fire16:55 WET9°~6m 58sView →
Valencia 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET2°~6m 58sView →
Castellón 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET2°~6m 57sView →
Jerez de la Frontera 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:55 CET8°~6m 45sView →
Cádiz 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:55 CET8°~6m 37sView →
Barcelona 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET0°~6m 13sView →
Tarragona 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET1°~6m 07sView →
Puerto Ayora (Galápagos) 🇪🇨Ring of fire07:24 GMT-617°~5m 37sView →
Girona 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET0°~5m 18sView →
Granada 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET6°~5m 16sView →
Palma 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:57 CET0°~5m 11sView →
Alicante 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:57 CET3°~4m 58sView →
Málaga 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET6°~4m 49sView →
Marbella 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET7°~4m 47sView →
Murcia 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:57 CET3°~4m 27sView →
Ibiza 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:57 CET1°~4m 17sView →
Algeciras 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET7°~4m 05sView →
Gibraltar 🇬🇮Ring of fire17:56 CET7°~3m 55sView →
Lleida 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET1°~3m 20sView →
Tangier 🇲🇦Ring of fire16:56 GMT8°~2m 31sView →
Ceuta 🇪🇸Ring of fire17:56 CET7°~1m 08sView →
Guayaquil 🇪🇨84%08:37 GMT-530°—View →
Badajoz 🇪🇸83%17:55 CET7°—View →
Tétouan 🇲🇦82%16:56 GMT8°—View →
Almería 🇪🇸82%17:57 CET5°—View →
Madrid 🇪🇸82%17:55 CET4°—View →
Zaragoza 🇪🇸82%17:55 CET2°—View →
Rome 🇮🇹82%17:56 CET-7°—View →
Huesca 🇪🇸81%17:55 CET2°—View →
Lisbon 🇵🇹81%16:54 WET9°—View →
Rabat 🇲🇦81%16:56 GMT10°—View →
Casablanca 🇲🇦80%16:55 GMT10°—View →
Salamanca 🇪🇸79%17:54 CET5°—View →
Melilla 🇪🇸79%17:57 CET6°—View →
Logroño 🇪🇸79%17:54 CET3°—View →
Pamplona 🇪🇸79%17:54 CET2°—View →
Valladolid 🇪🇸79%17:54 CET5°—View →
Fes 🇲🇦78%16:56 GMT8°—View →
Quito 🇪🇨78%08:42 GMT-532°—View →
Oran 🇩🇿78%17:58 CET4°—View →
Palencia 🇪🇸78%17:54 CET4°—View →
Burgos 🇪🇸78%17:54 CET4°—View →
Vitoria-Gasteiz 🇪🇸78%17:54 CET3°—View →
San Sebastián 🇪🇸77%17:54 CET2°—View →
Algiers 🇩🇿77%17:58 CET1°—View →
Oujda 🇲🇦77%16:57 GMT5°—View →
Bilbao 🇪🇸76%17:54 CET3°—View →
Marrakesh 🇲🇦76%16:55 GMT12°—View →
Porto 🇵🇹76%16:53 WET7°—View →
León 🇪🇸75%17:53 CET5°—View →
Santander 🇪🇸75%17:53 CET3°—View →
Belém 🇧🇷74%12:07 GMT-372°—View →
Oviedo 🇪🇸73%17:53 CET5°—View →
Vigo 🇪🇸73%17:52 CET7°—View →
Gijón 🇪🇸73%17:53 CET4°—View →
Santiago de Compostela 🇪🇸71%17:52 CET7°—View →
A Coruña 🇪🇸70%17:52 CET6°—View →
Paris 🇫🇷66%17:51 CET-2°—View →
Lima 🇵🇪65%08:37 GMT-536°—View →
Bogotá 🇨🇴64%08:57 GMT-537°—View →
São Luís 🇧🇷62%12:16 GMT-374°—View →
Amsterdam 🇳🇱59%17:48 CET-5°—View →
London 🇬🇧57%16:48 GMT-2°—View →
Cardiff 🇬🇧54%16:47 GMT0°—View →
Panama City 🇵🇦52%08:49 GMT-529°—View →
Caracas 🇻🇪51%10:28 GMT-446°—View →
La Paz 🇧🇴51%09:51 GMT-449°—View →
Manchester 🇬🇧50%16:46 GMT-1°—View →
Cork 🇮🇪48%16:45 GMT3°—View →
Dublin 🇮🇪47%16:45 GMT1°—View →
Fortaleza 🇧🇷46%12:28 GMT-372°—View →
Dakar 🇸🇳44%16:39 GMT31°—View →
Belfast 🇬🇧44%16:43 GMT0°—View →
Edinburgh 🇬🇧43%16:43 GMT-2°—View →
Guatemala City 🇬🇹42%07:38 GMT-614°—View →
Guadalajara 🇲🇽37%07:34 GMT-60°—View →
Mexico City 🇲🇽36%07:35 GMT-64°—View →
Brasília 🇧🇷35%11:40 GMT-379°—View →
Recife 🇧🇷29%12:27 GMT-373°—View →
Salvador 🇧🇷25%12:08 GMT-382°—View →
Monterrey 🇲🇽24%07:43 GMT-63°—View →
Freetown 🇸🇱22%16:36 GMT31°—View →
Havana 🇨🇺21%09:05 GMT-523°—View →
Asunción 🇵🇾20%11:07 GMT-362°—View →
Miami 🇺🇸16%09:15 GMT-525°—View →
Reykjavík 🇮🇸16%16:24 GMT2°—View →
São Paulo 🇧🇷14%11:31 GMT-378°—View →
Monrovia 🇱🇷14%16:36 GMT30°—View →
Houston 🇺🇸14%07:55 GMT-67°—View →
La Serena 🇨🇱12%10:43 GMT-345°—View →
Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷12%11:39 GMT-383°—View →
Dallas 🇺🇸11%07:59 GMT-66°—View →
St. John's 🇨🇦10%12:30 GMT-3:3024°—View →
Córdoba (Argentina) 🇦🇷8%10:53 GMT-353°—View →
Atlanta 🇺🇸7%09:21 GMT-518°—View →
Mendoza 🇦🇷6%10:47 GMT-347°—View →
Valparaíso 🇨🇱6%10:43 GMT-344°—View →
Porto Alegre 🇧🇷6%11:15 GMT-368°—View →
Abidjan 🇨🇮5%16:41 GMT23°—View →
Santiago (Chile) 🇨🇱5%10:44 GMT-345°—View →
Rosario 🇦🇷5%10:58 GMT-356°—View →
Washington, DC 🇺🇸3%09:50 GMT-523°—View →
San Rafael 🇦🇷3%10:47 GMT-348°—View →
New York 🇺🇸3%10:01 GMT-524°—View →
Boston 🇺🇸3%10:12 GMT-524°—View →
Accra 🇬🇭3%16:44 GMT19°—View →
Nuuk 🇬🇱2%13:58 GMT-27°—View →
Lagos 🇳🇬2%17:47 GMT+115°—View →
Buenos Aires 🇦🇷2%11:01 GMT-358°—View →
Chicago 🇺🇸1%08:32 GMT-612°—View →
Montréal 🇨🇦1%10:10 GMT-521°—View →
Toronto 🇨🇦1%09:53 GMT-518°—View →
Montevideo 🇺🇾1%11:05 GMT-360°—View →
Concepción 🇨🇱1%10:42 GMT-343°—View →
Santa Rosa (La Pampa) 🇦🇷0%10:53 GMT-351°—View →
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Never look without protection

A partial eclipse is never safe to view with the naked eye. Use certified solar eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2) or projection. During an annular eclipse the Sun is never fully covered — the "ring of fire" is blinding, so glasses stay on the entire time. Full safety guide →

Questions people ask

FAQ
Is Seville in the path of annularity?
Yes — Seville is inside the path of annularity, with about 7m 10s of annularity at 17:55 CET.
What time is the 26 Jan 2028 eclipse in Seville?
It begins (first contact) at 16:34 CET and reaches maximum at 17:55 CET, ending at 19:07 CET. All times are local to Seville.
How long does annularity last in Seville?
About 7m 10s. An annular eclipse is never safe to view without certified eclipse glasses — the ring of Sun stays blinding.
Is it safe to watch the eclipse?
Never look at the Sun without certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses or safe projection. An annular "ring of fire" is never safe to view with the naked eye — glasses stay on throughout.

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Times computed byOrbital Radar eclipse engine· NASA eclipse data· HM Nautical Almanac· timeanddate cross-check