In 2045, the US State of Alabama 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.

State Parks

State	How Far In Advance Reservations Open	Date Of Reservation	Reservation URL
Alabama	24 months and 1 day	2043	https://www.alapark.com

Item	Description
Number Of Parks With 100% Totality	8
Number Of Parks With 90% – 99% Totality	14
Number Of Parks With 80% – 89.99% Totality	0
Number Of Parks With < 79.99% Totality	0
Total Number Of Parks	22
Percent Of Parks With 100% Totality	36.36%
Average 100% Totality Time	5 minutes, 9.49 seconds
Campsites In 100% Totality	8

Specific State Parks

State Park	Totality Duration
Bladon Springs State Park	5 minutes, 20 seconds
Blue Springs State Park	4 minutes, 48 seconds
Chickasaw State Park	5 minutes, 56 seconds
Lake Jackson RV Park	6 minutes, 1 second
Frank Jackson State Park	6 minutes, 3 seconds
Lake Lurleen State Park	2 minutes, 41 seconds
Paul Grist State Park	4 minutes, 31 seconds
Roland Cooper State Park	5 minutes, 56 seconds

Cities

City	Totality Time
Tuscaloosa	2 minutes, 56 seconds
Montgomery	3 minutes, 47 seconds
Dothan	5 minutes, 41 seconds
Prattville	3 minutes, 46 seconds

Public Lands

There is only 1 public land area in the state, which is Conecuh National Forest.

Area Name	Totality Time
Conecuh National Forest	5 minutes, 48 seconds

Map

Color	Meaning
Green	Public Lands
Orange	Cities
Red	State Park

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