The August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse in Villar de Fallaves (Zamora)

Within a seven-kilometre radius of Villar de Fallaves there were five municipalities inside the band, and five seconds of totality separated the best from the worst. Villamayor de Campos lies 2.8 kilometres away on 1m 25s; Castroverde de Campos, at 6.8, holds the provincial maximum of 1m 29s; Quintanilla del Olmo, at 6.4, had 1m 24s. Villar de Fallaves, on 1m 27s, took third place in the Zamora index with 78.3 points. That is the texture of the eclipse in Tierra de Campos: a district where moving twenty kilometres barely altered the outcome, and where hunting for a vantage point was therefore unnecessary. At 696 metres, the lowest elevation of the five, it also records the lowest share of years with measurable rain on that date among them, 20 %, alongside 55.4 % of clear days. Both figures come from the same three-decade average, between 1996 and 2025. It came sixth in the province for duration.