Previously, we have discussed the State Parks in Alabama that one can visit for viewing 2045 Solar Eclipse. In another article, we have taken a look at the public lands, which include National Parks and other government owned land in Alabama that are in totality for the 2045 solar eclipse. In this article, we are going to take a deeper look and examine the Alabama cities that will have 100% totality for the 2045 solar eclipse.

Alabama is the 30th largest US State in terms of area and size, and is the 24th largest state in regards to population. Although there are 8 State Parks in Alabama that are in totality, there are only 4 cities in that are in totality that are some of the largest cities.

We are looking at cities in the top 20 in regards to population in Alabama; therefore, there might be some cities that we are don’t include but are in totality. These 4 cities have an average of 242.5 seconds of totality, which is 4 minutes and 2.5 seconds per city.

City	Totality Time	Start Time	Maximum Time	End Time
Tuscaloosa	2 minutes, 56 seconds	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:12:01 pm	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:13:29 pm	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:14:57 pm
Montgomery	3 minutes, 47 seconds	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:15:01 pm	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:16:54 pm	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:18:48 pm
Dothan	5 minutes, 41 seconds	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:17:19 pm	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:20:10 pm	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:23:00 pm
Prattville	3 minutes, 46 seconds	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:14:36 pm	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:16:29 pm	Aug 12, 2045 at 12:18:22 pm

Here we take a look at 3 of the largest cities close totality in addition to how far they are from totality.

City	Distance From Totality	How Far Drive
Mobile	40 miles	40 minutes
Huntsville	156 miles	2-3 hours
Birmingham	58 miles	1 hour

Now you know about which Alabama cities are in the path of totality for the 2045 solar eclipse! For more 2045 Total Solar Eclipse information, check out these articles. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for updates as well.