DENVER — When it comes to viewing the anticipated Aug. 21 Total Solar Eclipse, not all Colorado towns will receive equal coverage.
For those who can't make it all the way to Wyoming's towns in the path of totality, several Colorado towns come pretty darn close to an entire eclipse, but others will see just 80 percent of totality.
With the help of the National Weather Service and NASA, Denver7 compiled a list of Colorado's larger towns and cities, ranked from best to worst in terms of viewing the most complete eclipse.
Check it out below:
Julesburg — 99.1 percent
Sterling — 97.1 percent
Yuma — 95.7 percent
Fort Collins — 95.4 percent
Fort Morgan — 95.2 percent
Greeley — 95.1 percent
Craig — 93.2 percent
Boulder — 93.1 percent
Stratton — 92.9 percent
Denver — 92.3 percent
Limon — 91.7 percent
Arapahoe — 91.6 percent
Marshall — 91.1 percent
Rangley — 90.7 percent
Leadville — 89.4 percent
Rifle — 89.3 percent
El Jebel — 89.3 percent
Colorado Springs — 89.1 percent
Aspen — 88.8 percent
Lamar — 88.3 percent
Canon City — 87.3 percent
La Junta — 87.1 percent
Salida — 87 percent
Grand Junction — 87 percent
Gunnison — 86.2 percent
Springfield — 85.8 percent
Montrose — 85.2 percent
Walsenburg — 84.6 percent
Del Norte — 83.4 percent
Telluride — 83.2 percent
Trinidad — 83.1 percent
Slick Rock — 82.8 percent
Pagosa Springs — 81.3 percent
Delores — 80.9 percent
Durango — 80.6 percent
