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Jamie Carter

10 breathtaking locations to see October 2023's 'ring of fire' annular solar eclipse

View from Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge with Snow Geese and Canada Geese.

On Saturday, October 14, 2023, a 'ring of fire' annular solar eclipse will be visible in the Americas, but only to those who make a plan to see it. 

Unless you live within a narrow path just 118-137 miles wide in the U.S. — which includes Albuquerque and San Antonio, but no other major cities — you'll see just a partial solar eclipse. Stretching from Oregon through Texas in the US, and on to central and South America, the sight of a ring of light around the moon will be visible from a slew of U.S. National Parks and International Dark Sky Parks.

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