the last time there was a total solar eclipse in the united states was on november 25, 2011.
the last time there was a total solar eclipse in the united states was on november 25, 2011.
when is the last time there was a total solar eclipse in the united states?
november 25, 2011
bullet::::- list of solar eclipses visible from the united states









































notable total solar eclipses crossing the united states from 1900 to 2050:









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of june 8, 1918 (saros 126, descending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of september 10, 1923 (saros 143, ascending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of january 24, 1925 (saros 120, descending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of august 31, 1932 (saros 124, descending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of july 9, 1945 (saros 145, ascending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of june 30, 1954 (saros 126, descending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of october 2, 1959 (saros 143, ascending node)
solar eclipse of august 21, 2017
among eicher’s astronomical journeys have been a total solar eclipse expedition to cabo san lucas, baja mexico (1991); an annular eclipse observation from abraham lincoln’s tomb, oak ridge cemetery, springfield, illinois (1994); a caribbean cruise to observe the 1998 total solar eclipse off the coast of montserrat; a total eclipse from land’s end, cornwall, england (1999); a 2004 trip to egypt to observe the transit of venus; a 2005 total eclipse trip to the galapagos islands; a total solar eclipse expedition to the greek isles (2006); a trip to see the 2008 total solar eclipse in russia; the 2009 total solar eclipse in china; a 2010 total solar eclipse in kenya; a meteorite hunting journey to tunisia (2011); a hawaiian trip to see the transit of venus (2012); a total solar eclipse in australia (2012); a total solar eclipse from jackson hole, wyoming (2017); and southern sky observing trips to costa rica (2018 and 2019).
david j. eicher