# Annular solar eclipse March 9, 2035

> Annular solar eclipse Mar 9, 2035, 11:04 PM: UTC timings, visibility in 17 countries, zodiac degree and saros series.

Source: https://app.astroway.info/en/eclipses/solar/2035-03-09

Greatest eclipse (UTC)

Mar 9, 2035, 11:04 PM

Saros series

140 (30) · 19 South

Zodiac degree

19°12′ Pisces

Path width

28.4 km

Duration of totality

47 s

Countries with visibility

17

## Eclipse timeline

1.  Partial phase begins Mar 9, 2035, 8:21 PM
2.  Totality begins Mar 9, 2035, 9:25 PM
3.  Greatest eclipse Mar 9, 2035, 11:04 PM
4.  Totality ends Mar 10, 2035, 12:44 AM
5.  Partial phase ends Mar 10, 2035, 1:48 AM

Times are UTC for the whole Earth. Use the calculator below for your own city.

## Visibility map

The band is where the eclipse is central (total or annular), the line inside follows the greatest phase, and the circle marks the point of maximum.

## Where and when it is visible

| Country | Local maximum | Magnitude | Obscuration |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| New Zealand Auckland | 3/10/35, 10:54 AM | 0.88 | 84% |
| French Polynesia Faaa | 3/9/35, 1:37 PM | 0.80 | 74% |
| Pitcairn Islands Adamstown | 3/9/35, 4:00 PM | 0.77 | 71% |
| Cook Islands Avarua | 3/9/35, 1:05 PM | 0.73 | 66% |
| Australia Sydney | 3/10/35, 8:25 AM | 0.70 | 62% |
| Norfolk Island Kingston | 3/10/35, 9:43 AM | 0.60 | 51% |
| Niue Alofi | 3/9/35, 11:41 AM | 0.53 | 42% |
| Tonga Nuku‘alofa | 3/10/35, 11:24 AM | 0.51 | 41% |
| New Caledonia Nouméa | 3/10/35, 8:41 AM | 0.39 | 27% |
| American Samoa Pago Pago | 3/9/35, 11:46 AM | 0.38 | 27% |
| Samoa Apia | 3/10/35, 11:44 AM | 0.35 | 24% |
| Fiji Nasinu | 3/10/35, 10:10 AM | 0.35 | 24% |
| Wallis & Futuna Mua | 3/10/35, 10:31 AM | 0.28 | 17% |
| Vanuatu Port-Vila | 3/10/35, 8:46 AM | 0.26 | 15% |
| Tokelau Nukunonu | 3/10/35, 11:52 AM | 0.23 | 12% |
| Mexico Mexico City | 3/9/35, 6:42 PM | 0.12 | 5% |
| Tuvalu Funafuti | 3/10/35, 10:24 AM | 0.08 | 3% |

## Your city

Enter a city to see the exact phase timings for it, in local time.

## Astrological layer

The eclipse falls on 19°12′ Pisces and belongs to saros series 140 (19 South). A series repeats an eclipse roughly every 18 years and 11 days, shifted westward.