The path of the eclipse starts in Mexico then travels through Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, as well as small parts of Tennessee and Michigan, before entering Canada. Will you be on the path?
The Mexico-USA-2024 Total Solar Eclipse Interactive Google Map by Xavier Jubier can help you determine if your location will be along the path of totality. Enter your address and you will discover when the partial phases of the eclipse starts, totality and it's duration, and when the partial phases end. Just enter your address and go!
Kelvin Smith Library, 11055 Euclid Ave Cleveland, OH 44106
(Interactive Google Map Screenshot of CWRU courtesy of Xavier Jubier)
(Detail of Interactive Google Map Screenshot of CWRU courtesy of Xavier Jubier)
If you are not along the path of totality, the map will provide helpful information such as the timing of partial phases, and the maximum obscuration you can expect. The example below is for the John Glenn Astronomy Park located in Logan, Ohio (near Hocking Hills). The JGAP will only see 97.873% percent coverage:
John Glenn Astronomy Park 20531 OH-664 Scenic, Logan, OH 43138
(Interactive Google Map Screenshot of JGAP courtesy of Xavier Jubier)
(Detail of Interactive Google Map Screenshot of JGAP courtesy of Xavier Jubier)