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Jessica Hayes, Nadia Mitsopoulos, Angie Simms and Michelle Stanley

Visitors swarm into Exmouth to stake out prime viewing spots for tomorrow's total solar eclipse

Traffic is being tightly managed in Exmouth as tens of thousands of visitors arrive. (ABC Kimberley: Jessica Hayes)

After more than three years of planning and preparation, there is plenty of nervous anticipation on Western Australia's Coral Coast as Exmouth locals and interstate and international visitors buzz ahead of tomorrow's solar eclipse.

Travellers have been pouring into town since the start of the week for the eclipse, which will last for less than a minute. 

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