Multiple outlets report that Doon Doon, a community about 100 kilometres south of Kununurra in Western Australia, has been identified as a key location to visit when the next total solar eclipse crosses WA’s north in 2028. The reports place the selection in the context of ongoing public attention around eclipse viewing in the region, noting that an eclipse had recently finished dazzling Exmouth. While Exmouth is referenced as having recently seen eclipse activity, the focus of the coverage shifts to where people are expected to be for the next event. According to the articles, Doon Doon is being promoted as a base for visitors looking to observe the 2028 total solar eclipse as its path passes through northern Western Australia. The reporting is consistent across outlets, describing Doon Doon’s approximate distance from Kununurra and linking the location to viewing plans for the 2028 eclipse. All sources frame the information as part of preparations ahead of the 2028 event, rather than immediate eclipse activity.
Doon Doon named as viewing base for 2028 total solar eclipse in north Western Australia
Multiple outlets report that Doon Doon, a community about 100 kilometres south of Kununurra in Western Australia, has been identified as a key location to visit when the next total solar eclipse cross...
- Doon Doon, about 100 kilometres south of Kununurra, is promoted as a viewing location for the 2028 eclipse.
- The 2028 total solar eclipse is expected to cross northern Western Australia.
- The eclipse referenced in the reports has recently ended in Exmouth.
- The coverage across outlets is consistent on the location and timing for the 2028 event.
Doon Doon, around 100 kilometres south of Kununurra, has been named as the place to be when the next total solar eclipse crosses WA’s north in 2028.
3 months agoDoon Doon, around 100 kilometres south of Kununurra, has been named as the place to be when the next total solar eclipse crosses WA’s north in 2028.
3 months agoDoon Doon, around 100 kilometres south of Kununurra, has been named as the place to be when the next total solar eclipse crosses WA’s north in 2028.
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