Where and at what time to see the solar eclipse in Spain? The definitive map to know what it will be like in each municipality
El siguiente mapa muestra cómo se verá el fenómeno del 12 de agosto desde cada punto de España
The solar eclipse on August 12 will offer an unequal spectacle, depending on the point in Spain from which it is observed. The band of totality —where the Moon will completely hide the Sun for a maximum of almost two minutes— will cover nearly 40% of the territory. In the rest of the country, the phenomenon will be partial, with different degrees of occultation depending on the location.
Continue reading Map of official sites to see the eclipse To manage large crowds, regional, provincial and municipal authorities have set up viewpoints to watch the phenomenon. The enabled spaces are places that combine good visibility of the sky, low probability of cloudiness at that time of year and suitable conditions to follow the eclipse safely. EL PAÍS has compiled, to date, 350 official sites that can be consulted in this piece.
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