A total solar eclipse comes to North America on April 8. It will enter over Mexico’s Pacific coast, dashing across the U.S. from Texas to Maine before exiting over eastern Canada into the Atlantic.

On the map below, you can navigate your way to the closest spot that will see a total eclipse. Eclipse's path of "totality," where the sun will be completely hidden by the moon. The times along ...

know that the closer you are to the center of the eclipse path, the longer each eclipse will last. Each map also includes white lines that indicate how long that eclipse will last at different ...

The Besselian Elements website advertises that people should consult Irwin’s alternative eclipse map if they’re hoping to ...

You must move slightly north or south into the path. America needs the “Map of Nope.” For the very latest on the total solar eclipse—including travel and lodging options—check my main feed ...

The rare phenomenon will carve a narrow path of darkness eastwards ... orientate you by showing you an inverted map of North America so the eclipse's point of entry is at the top of the page ...

because it was full of 900 other eclipse chasers. I've been making hundreds of maps ever since." Zeiler has created dozens of maps - including one that shows the entire path of totality as a 10 ...

Although the path of totality will only be visible along a narrow portion of the country, most people outside of the band will see a near-total or partial eclipse. Use the map below to see what ...

The continental USA will be treated to a solar eclipse on Monday, and while many Americans will be in the path of totality, not everyone will get to see the sky go completely dark in the middle of ...

Here are six cities where you can experience the rare event in the "path of totality," where the eclipse will be total. From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the ...