For the map below, the yellow lines outline the limits of the path of totality in Missouri. The green middle line represents the eclipse centerline, where totality lasts the longest in Missouri. The grey lines show the path of totality entering and exiting Missouri. To experience the total phase of the eclipse in Missouri, you must be within the yellow lines. The closer you are to the green centerline, the longer totality will last. Areas outside the path of totality will get a partial solar eclipse only.
(hover or tap to see points of interest in Missouri)
City | Totality Start | Duration* |
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West Plains | 1:54:33 PM CDT | 3:04 |
Doniphan | 1:55:28 PM CDT | 4:12 |
Eminence | 1:55:30 PM CDT | 2:40 |
Mountain View | 1:55:30 PM CDT | 2:17 |
Van Buren | 1:55:49 PM CDT | 3:48 |
Poplar Bluff | 1:56:21 PM CDT | 4:08 |
Silva | 1:56:46 PM CDT | 4:02 |
Malden | 1:57:11 PM CDT | 3:19 |
Dexter | 1:57:13 PM CDT | 3:51 |
Kennett | 1:57:14 PM CDT | 2:10 |
Arcadia | 1:57:36 PM CDT | 2:49 |
Sikeston | 1:58:03 PM CDT | 3:31 |
Farmington | 1:58:17 PM CDT | 2:32 |
Cape Girardeau | 1:58:22 PM CDT | 4:06 |
Perryville | 1:58:27 PM CDT | 3:47 |
Park Hills | 1:58:40 PM CDT | 1:38 |
* "Duration" refers to the duration of totality and is expressed in minutes and seconds
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