As you make your eclipse-viewing plans, these interactive maps should help you chart the time and duration for when totality will occur in cities along the path. The 115-mile-wide path of ...

These interactive maps provide a closer look at which U.S. cities are on the path, when the totality will reach them and how long the darkness will last. Mexico's Pacific coast will be the first ...

Across North America, notable cities in the path of totality include Mazatlán and Torreón, Mexico; San Antonio, Austin and Dallas, Texas; Little Rock, Arkansas; Indianapolis, Indiana ...

Take a look at the path in the interactive map below Cincinnati is right near the path of seeing a total solar eclipse. While most of our area will see the partial solar eclipse, there are some ...

NASA created an interactive map, NASA’s Eclipse Explorer, that traces the path of the eclipse. You can search your city to see when you’ll be able to experience totality in New York state.

These interactive maps provide a closer look at which U.S. cities are on the path, when the totality will reach them and how long the darkness will last. Mexico's Pacific coast will be the first ...