Annular solar eclipse on 1 November 1929

Annular solar eclipse on 1 November 1929 — path, times and visibility by country.

occurred on 1 November 1929

The Moon's shadow traced a narrow path across the Earth's surface. The visible region covered 0 countries in our catalogue. It was part of Saros series 132, which repeats every 18 years and 11 days.

Date (UTC)
1 November 1929 — 12:04 UTC
Saros series
132
Gamma
0.35140
Magnitude
0.9649
Max duration
3m 54s
Greatest eclipse point
4.50°, 3.10°
Catalog reference
5MCSE:9350

People in the shadow

Estimated population inside each obscuration band, from the cities in our catalogue.

Obscuration People
≥ 99% obscuration 0
≥ 90% obscuration 0
≥ 80% obscuration 0
≥ 70% obscuration 0
≥ 60% obscuration 0
≥ 50% obscuration 0
≥ 40% obscuration 0
≥ 30% obscuration 0
≥ 20% obscuration 0
≥ 10% obscuration 0

Worldwide timeline (UTC)

First contact
Greatest eclipse
1 November 1929 12:04 UTC
Last contact
← Eclipses in 1929
About this data

Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak (NASA's GSFC)