2017 Eclipse Taken By Konstantin
Posted By: Mike R
January 16, 2025
In 2045, the US State of Arkansas 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.
Table 1: Reservation Information
Item Description Number Of Parks With 100% Totality 35 Number Of Parks With 90% – 99% Totality 18 Number Of Parks With 80% – 89.99% Totality 0 Number Of Parks With < 79.99% Totality 0 Total Number Of Parks 53 Percent Of Parks With 100% Totality 66.03% Average 100% Totality Time 4 minutes, 31.428571429 seconds Campsites In 100% Totality 24
Table 2: State Park Detailed Summary
State Park Totality Duration Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources 58 seconds Arkansas Post Museum 5 minutes 53 seconds Cane Creek State Park 5 minutes 47 seconds Cossatot River State Park-Natural Area 3 minutes 57 seconds Crater of Diamonds State Park 3 minutes 43 seconds Daisy State Park 4 minutes, 31 seconds DeGray Lake Resort State Park 5 minutes 18 seconds Delta Heritage Trail State Park 4 minutes, 24 seconds Devils Den State Park 5 minutes, 12 seconds Historic Washington State Park 1 minute, 7 seconds Hobbs State Park – Conservation Area 2 minutes, 5 seconds Jenkins Ferry Battleground State Park 5 minutes, 42 seconds Lake Catherine State Park 5 minutes, 44 seconds Lake Chicot State Park 5 minutes, 25 seconds Lake Dardanelle State Park 5 minutes, 27 seconds Lake Fort Smith State Park 5 minutes, 23 seconds Lake Ouachita State Park 5 minutes, 46 seconds Lake Sylvia State Park 5 minutes, 45 seconds Louisiana Purchase State Park 4 minutes, 35 seconds Lower White River Museum State Park 4 minutes, 4 seconds Marks Mills Battleground State Park 5 minutes, 11 seconds Mississippi River State Park 3 minutes, 16 seconds Moro Bay State Park 2 minutes, 47 seconds Mount Magazine State Park 5 minutes, 45 seconds Mount Nebo State Park 5 minutes, 32 seconds Petit Jean State Park 5 minutes, 30 seconds Pinnacle Mountain State Park 5 minutes, 37 seconds Plantation Agriculture Museum 5 minutes, 35 seconds Plum Bayou Mounds Archeological State Park 5 minutes, 39 seconds Poison Springs Battleground State Park 3 minutes, 4 seconds Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park 4 minutes, 42 seconds Queen Wilhelmina State Park 5 minutes, 5 seconds White Oak Lake State Park 3 minutes, 5 seconds Withrow Springs State Park 2 minutes, 34 seconds Woolly Hollow State Park 4 minutes, 12 seconds
Table 3: Showing State Parks In Path Of Totality
City Totality Time Little Rock 5 minutes, 39 seconds Fayetteville 4 minutes, 13 seconds Fort Smith 5 minutes, 46 seconds Springdale 3 minutes, 30 seconds Rogers 2 minutes, 24 seconds Conway 5 minutes, 11 seconds North Little Rock 5 minutes, 35 seconds Bentonville 2 minutes, 18 seconds Pine Bluff 5 minutes, 52 seconds
There are 3 sites, 1 National Park and 2 National Forests in the path of totality.
Location Totality Time Hot Springs National Park 5 minutes, 45 seconds Ouachita National Forest 5 minutes, 16 seconds Ozark–St. Francis National Forest 4 minutes, 10 seconds
Table 5: Showing Public Lands In Totality
Maps
Color Meaning Green Public Lands Orange Cities Red State Park
Table 6: Map Information This 2045 Arkansas total solar eclipse information is a work of a lot of data and information. If you have ideas for other articles, or ways to improve this, please let us know. For more 2045 State Park information such as how long totality is, which states have the most state parks in totality, and more, check out this article on the topic. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for updates as well.
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