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Solar eclipse: impressions from the Netherlands

Aug 12, 2026

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  • (260812) -- KATWIJK, Aug. 12, 2026 -- People observe solar eclipse in Katwijk, the Netherlands on Aug. 12, 2026. (Photo by Monique Shaw Xinhua) THE NETHERLANDS-KATWIJK-SOLAR ECLIPSE? ShaoxHaijun
  • (260812) -- KATWIJK, Aug. 12, 2026 -- This photo shows solar eclipse over Delden, the Netherlands on Aug. 12, 2026. (Photo by Eric Brinkhorst Xinhua) THE NETHERLANDS-KATWIJK-SOLAR ECLIPSE? ShaoxHaijun
  • August 12, 2026, Nijmegen, Netherlands: The moon is starting to cover the sun. On the banks of the Waal River in Nijmegen, people gathered to watch the partial solar eclipse. The solar eclipse began at 7:16 PM, with 88% of the sun eclipsed by 8:11 PM. This is the largest partial solar eclipse the Netherlands has seen since 1999; the next one of this magnitude will be in 2081. Nijmegen Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20260812_aaa_s197_196 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx
  • August 12, 2026, Nijmegen, Netherlands: People are trying to take photos of the partial eclipse with their mobile phones. On the banks of the Waal River in Nijmegen, people gathered to watch the partial solar eclipse. The solar eclipse began at 7:16 PM, with 88% of the sun eclipsed by 8:11 PM. This is the largest partial solar eclipse the Netherlands has seen since 1999; the next one of this magnitude will be in 2081. Nijmegen Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20260812_aaa_s197_193 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx
  • August 12, 2026, Nijmegen, Netherlands: Hundreds of people are enjoying the partial solar eclipse next to the river. On the banks of the Waal River in Nijmegen, people gathered to watch the partial solar eclipse. The solar eclipse began at 7:16 PM, with 88% of the sun eclipsed by 8:11 PM. This is the largest partial solar eclipse the Netherlands has seen since 1999; the next one of this magnitude will be in 2081. Nijmegen Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20260812_aaa_s197_186 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx
  • August 12, 2026, Nijmegen, Netherlands: A family is enjoying the last remnants of the partial solar eclipse. On the banks of the Waal River in Nijmegen, people gathered to watch the partial solar eclipse. The solar eclipse began at 7:16 PM, with 88% of the sun eclipsed by 8:11 PM. This is the largest partial solar eclipse the Netherlands has seen since 1999; the next one of this magnitude will be in 2081. Nijmegen Netherlands - ZUMAs197 20260812_aaa_s197_183 Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx
  • Partial solar eclipse in Nijmegen, Netherlands - 12 Aug 2026 Hundreds of people are enjoying the partial solar eclipse next to the river. On the banks of the Waal River in Nijmegen, people gathered to watch the partial solar eclipse. The solar eclipse began at 7:16 PM, with 88% of the sun eclipsed by 8:11 PM. This is the largest partial solar eclipse the Netherlands has seen since 1999; the next one of this magnitude will be in 2081. Nijmegen Netherlands Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx xSOPAxImagesx Ana_Fernandez_12082026_PartialSolarEclipseNetherlands_006
  • Partial solar eclipse in Nijmegen, Netherlands - 12 Aug 2026 The moon is starting to cover the sun. On the banks of the Waal River in Nijmegen, people gathered to watch the partial solar eclipse. The solar eclipse began at 7:16 PM, with 88% of the sun eclipsed by 8:11 PM. This is the largest partial solar eclipse the Netherlands has seen since 1999; the next one of this magnitude will be in 2081. Nijmegen Netherlands Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx xSOPAxImagesx Ana_Fernandez_12082026_PartialSolarEclipseNetherlands_003
  • Partial solar eclipse in Nijmegen, Netherlands - 12 Aug 2026 A man is watching the partial solar eclipse with special glasses for the event. On the banks of the Waal River in Nijmegen, people gathered to watch the partial solar eclipse. The solar eclipse began at 7:16 PM, with 88% of the sun eclipsed by 8:11 PM. This is the largest partial solar eclipse the Netherlands has seen since 1999; the next one of this magnitude will be in 2081. Nijmegen Netherlands Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx xSOPAxImagesx Ana_Fernandez_12082026_PartialSolarEclipseNetherlands_002
  • Partial solar eclipse in Nijmegen, Netherlands - 12 Aug 2026 A view of a bunch of eclipse glasses. On the banks of the Waal River in Nijmegen, people gathered to watch the partial solar eclipse. The solar eclipse began at 7:16 PM, with 88% of the sun eclipsed by 8:11 PM. This is the largest partial solar eclipse the Netherlands has seen since 1999; the next one of this magnitude will be in 2081. Nijmegen Netherlands Copyright: xAnaxFernandezx xSOPAxImagesx Ana_Fernandez_12082026_PartialSolarEclipseNetherlands_001
  • Amsterdam Watches Near-Total Solar Eclipse People watch a partial solar eclipse in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 12, 2026. The Moon obscures about 88% of the Sun during the near-total eclipse, which is visible from across the Netherlands but falls outside the path of totality. The country last saw a near-total eclipse in 1999, while a partial eclipse was visible in 2015. The next total solar eclipse visible from the Netherlands will take place on October 7, 2135. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xGeorgiosxKostomitsopoulosx originalFilename: kostomitsopoulos-amsterda260812_npwW1.jpg
  • Amsterdam Watches Near-Total Solar Eclipse A partial solar eclipse is seen as the Sun sets behind the Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 12, 2026. The Moon obscures about 88% of the Sun during the near-total eclipse, which is visible from across the Netherlands but falls outside the path of totality. The country last saw a near-total eclipse in 1999, while a partial eclipse was visible in 2015. The next total solar eclipse visible from the Netherlands will take place on October 7, 2135. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xGeorgiosxKostomitsopoulosx originalFilename: kostomitsopoulos-amsterda260812_npq9I.jpg
  • Amsterdam Watches Near-Total Solar Eclipse People watch a partial solar eclipse in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 12, 2026. The Moon obscures about 88% of the Sun during the near-total eclipse, which is visible from across the Netherlands but falls outside the path of totality. The country last saw a near-total eclipse in 1999, while a partial eclipse was visible in 2015. The next total solar eclipse visible from the Netherlands will take place on October 7, 2135. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xGeorgiosxKostomitsopoulosx originalFilename: kostomitsopoulos-amsterda260812_npLsb.jpg
  • Amsterdam Watches Near-Total Solar Eclipse A partial solar eclipse is seen as the Sun sets behind the Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 12, 2026. The Moon obscures about 88% of the Sun during the near-total eclipse, which is visible from across the Netherlands but falls outside the path of totality. The country last saw a near-total eclipse in 1999, while a partial eclipse was visible in 2015. The next total solar eclipse visible from the Netherlands will take place on October 7, 2135. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xGeorgiosxKostomitsopoulosx originalFilename: kostomitsopoulos-amsterda260812_npKVX.jpg
  • Amsterdam Watches Near-Total Solar Eclipse People watch a partial solar eclipse in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 12, 2026. The Moon obscures about 88% of the Sun during the near-total eclipse, which is visible from across the Netherlands but falls outside the path of totality. The country last saw a near-total eclipse in 1999, while a partial eclipse was visible in 2015. The next total solar eclipse visible from the Netherlands will take place on October 7, 2135. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xGeorgiosxKostomitsopoulosx originalFilename: kostomitsopoulos-amsterda260812_npGer.jpg
  • Amsterdam Watches Near-Total Solar Eclipse People watch a partial solar eclipse in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 12, 2026. The Moon obscures about 88% of the Sun during the near-total eclipse, which is visible from across the Netherlands but falls outside the path of totality. The country last saw a near-total eclipse in 1999, while a partial eclipse was visible in 2015. The next total solar eclipse visible from the Netherlands will take place on October 7, 2135. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xGeorgiosxKostomitsopoulosx originalFilename: kostomitsopoulos-amsterda260812_npFnc.jpg
  • August 12, 2026, Rotterdam, South Holland, The Netherlands Holland: 12 August 2026, Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Hundreds of Dutch spectators witnessed a partial solar eclipse seen from the Wilhelminapier as the Moon blocked nearly 90% of the Sun over the Nieuwe Maas. Rotterdam The Netherlands Holland - ZUMAp202 20260812_zip_p202_017 Copyright: xJamesxPetermeierx
  • Amsterdam Watches Near-Total Solar Eclipse People watch a partial solar eclipse in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 12, 2026. The Moon obscures about 88% of the Sun during the near-total eclipse, which is visible from across the Netherlands but falls outside the path of totality. The country last saw a near-total eclipse in 1999, while a partial eclipse was visible in 2015. The next total solar eclipse visible from the Netherlands will take place on October 7, 2135. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xGeorgiosxKostomitsopoulosx originalFilename: kostomitsopoulos-amsterda260812_np6UF.jpg
  • August 12, 2026, Rotterdam, South Holland, The Netherlands Holland: A couple holds homemade eye protection as they watch a solar eclipse over Holland. 12 August 2026, Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Hundreds of Dutch spectators witnessed a partial solar eclipse seen from the Wilhelminapier as the Moon blocked nearly 90% of the Sun over the Nieuwe Maas. Rotterdam The Netherlands Holland - ZUMAp202 20260812_zip_p202_015 Copyright: xJamesxPetermeierx
  • Amsterdam Watches Near-Total Solar Eclipse People watch a partial solar eclipse in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 12, 2026. The Moon obscures about 88% of the Sun during the near-total eclipse, which is visible from across the Netherlands but falls outside the path of totality. The country last saw a near-total eclipse in 1999, while a partial eclipse was visible in 2015. The next total solar eclipse visible from the Netherlands will take place on October 7, 2135. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xGeorgiosxKostomitsopoulosx originalFilename: kostomitsopoulos-amsterda260812_npUyY.jpg
  • Amsterdam Watches Near-Total Solar Eclipse People watch a partial solar eclipse in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 12, 2026. The Moon obscures about 88% of the Sun during the near-total eclipse, which is visible from across the Netherlands but falls outside the path of totality. The country last saw a near-total eclipse in 1999, while a partial eclipse was visible in 2015. The next total solar eclipse visible from the Netherlands will take place on October 7, 2135. Amsterdam Netherlands Copyright: xGeorgiosxKostomitsopoulosx originalFilename: kostomitsopoulos-amsterda260812_npq5k.jpg
  • August 12, 2026, Rotterdam, South Holland, The Netherlands Holland: A couple watches as a solar eclipse makes its way over Holland. 12 August 2026, Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Hundreds of Dutch spectators witnessed a partial solar eclipse seen from the Wilhelminapier as the Moon blocked nearly 90% of the Sun over the Nieuwe Maas. Rotterdam The Netherlands Holland - ZUMAp202 20260812_zip_p202_007 Copyright: xJamesxPetermeierx
  • Molinos de Duero, The Netherlands, 2026-08-12 20:28:16 Molinos de Duero, 12-08-2026, the total solar eclipse Photo: NLBeeld Robert Meerding Credit: NL Beeld Robert Meerding Inc Copyright: xx x
  • Molinos de Duero, The Netherlands, 2026-08-12 20:28:03 Molinos de Duero, 12-08-2026, the total solar eclipse Photo: NLBeeld Robert Meerding Credit: NL Beeld Robert Meerding Inc Copyright: xx x
  • Molinos de Duero, The Netherlands, 2026-08-12 13:45:50 Molinos de Duero, 12-08-2026, the sun seen through eclipse glasses Photo: NLBeeld Robert Meerding Credit: NL Beeld Robert Meerding Inc Copyright: xx x
  • Molinos de Duero, The Netherlands, 2026-08-12 13:48:06 Molinos de Duero, 12-08-2026, the sun seen through eclipse glasses Photo: NLBeeld Robert Meerding Credit: NL Beeld Robert Meerding Inc Copyright: xx x
  • Molinos de Duero, The Netherlands, 2026-08-12 13:50:05 Molinos de Duero, 12-08-2026, the sun seen through eclipse glasses Photo: NLBeeld Robert Meerding Credit: NL Beeld Robert Meerding Inc Copyright: xx x