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Posted By: Mike R
January 16, 2025
In 2045, the US State of California has a plethora of options for viewing the solar eclipse. Using the information we did for State Parks, Cities, and Public Lands, we are able to provide a comprehensive list of options for you to utilize. To see specific totality start, maximum, and end times, check out the specific articles linked in each header.
Item Description Number Of Parks With 100% Totality 23 Percent Of Parks With 100% 16.312056737% Average 100% Totality Time 2 minutes, 55.47826087 seconds Campsites In 100% Totality 14
Table 2: Summary Of State Parks State Park Totality Duration Admiral William Standley State Recreation Area 2 minutes, 55 seconds Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park 3 minutes, 13 seconds Azalea State Natural Reserve 3 minutes, 52 seconds Benbow State Recreation Area 4 minutes, 9 seconds Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park 3 minutes, 25 seconds Bidwell-Sacramento River State Park 3 minutes, 18 seconds Castle Crags State Park 3 minutes, 6 seconds Fort Humboldt State Historic Park 4 minutes, 7 seconds Grizzly Creek Redwoods State Park 4 minutes, 24 seconds Harry A. Merlo State Recreation Area 2 minutes, 57 seconds Humboldt Lagoons State Park 2 minutes, 57 seconds MacKerricher State Park 1 minute, 55 seconds Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park 58 seconds Manchester State Park 2 minutes, 20 seconds McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park 3 minutes, 40 seconds Sue-meg State Park 3 minutes, 11 seconds Plumas-Eureka State Park 3 minutes, 40 seconds Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park 1 minute, 23 seconds Richardson Grove State Park 4 minutes, 4 seconds Sinkyone Wilderness State Park 3 minutes, 53 seconds Smithe Redwoods State Natural Reserve 3 minutes, 49 seconds
Table 3: Specific State Parks City Totality Time Start Time Maximum Time End Time Eureka 4 minutes, 5 seconds Aug 12, 2045 at 9:14:34 am Aug 12, 2045 at 9:16:36 am Aug 12, 2045 at 9:18:39 am Redding 4 minutes, 25 seconds Aug 12, 2045 at 9:15:55 am Aug 12, 2045 at 9:18:07 am Aug 12, 2045 at 9:20:20 am Chico 3 minutes, 25 seconds Aug 12, 2045 at 9:16:38 am Aug 12, 2045 at 9:18:20 am Aug 12, 2045 at 9:20:03 am
Table 4: Cities Public Lands
Modoc National Forest (not entirely, but southern parts are in totality) 1 minute, 42 seconds Plumas National Forest 4 minutes, 7 seconds Shasta–Trinity National Forest 3 minutes, 15 seconds Six Rivers National Forest 2 minutes, 55 seconds Tahoe National Forest 2 minutes, 49 seconds Redwood National Park 1 minute, 47 seconds Lassen Volcanic National Park 4 minutes, 31 seconds Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument 1 minute, 7 seconds King Range National Conservation Area 4 minutes, 15 seconds Headwaters Forest Reserve 4 minutes, 19 seconds Ishi Wilderness 4 minutes, 22 seconds King Range Wilderness 4 minutes, 16 seconds South Fork Eel River Wilderness 3 minutes, 48 seconds Yolla Bolly–Middle Eel Wilderness 4 minutes, 19 seconds Yuki Wilderness 2 minutes, 30 seconds
Table 5: Public Information Map
Color Meaning Green Public Lands Orange Cities Red State Park
Table 6: Map Information
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