The eclipse in Port Said Governorate

None of its 24 places sees totality: between 88.3% and 89.5% of the Sun is covered.

Al-Sharq (qism (urban district))

2 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
إبراهيم حسنين	Partial: 88.3%	12:56
مصطفى حمزة	Partial: 88.5%	12:56

Al-Arab (qism (urban district))

6 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
Port Said	Partial: 88.4%	12:56
أبوالحسن	Partial: 88.4%	12:56
الجامعالتوفيقي	Partial: 88.4%	12:56
الجامعالعباسي	Partial: 88.4%	12:56
العزب	Partial: 88.5%	12:56
منتزة سعد	Partial: 88.4%	12:56

Al-Munakh (qism (urban district))

4 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
Al-Munakh	Partial: 88.4%	12:56
الجلاء	Partial: 88.5%	12:56
السراي	Partial: 88.4%	12:56
عدلي	Partial: 88.4%	12:56

Port Fuad (qism (urban district))

1 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
Bur Fu’ad	Partial: 88.5%	12:56

Al-Dawahy (qism (urban district))

4 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
Al Dawahi	Partial: 88.5%	12:56
السلام	Partial: 88.5%	12:56
القابوطي	Partial: 88.5%	12:56
بنكالاسكان	Partial: 88.5%	12:56

Al-Ganoub (qism (urban district))

1 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
قرى الجنوب	Partial: 88.9%	12:56

Al-Zohour (qism (urban district))

1 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
Al Zohur	Partial: 88.5%	12:56

Port Fuad 2 (qism (urban district))

1 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
Port Fuad 2	Partial: 88.7%	12:56

Mubark-Sharq Tafrea (qism (urban district))

1 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
Mubark-Sharq Tafrea	Partial: 88.8%	12:56

Al-Manasra (qism (urban district))

1 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
Qaryat al Minasrah	Partial: 88.6%	12:55

Al-Ganoub 2 (qism (urban district))

1 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
قرى الجنوب	Partial: 89.5%	12:56

Police Department Port Said Port (district)

1 places, no totality

Place	Eclipse	Maximum
الدائرة الجمركية	Partial: 88.5%	12:56

Places: UN administrative boundaries (OCHA COD-AB for Egypt, produced by CAPMAS, CC BY-IGO) and GeoNames (geonames.org, CC BY 4.0). Times and durations: our own calculation with JPL’s DE440s ephemeris, in Egypt time (UTC+3, summer time on 2 August 2027).