Regarding my previous post about solar eclipse maps, Michael Zeiler writes to point to his map of solar eclipses from 2010 to 2050 (4 MB PDF), which uses a Mollweide projection (which he prefers to cylindrical projections used in other maps) as well as two azimuthal projections for the polar regions. Very nicely done.
Previously: Eclipse Maps.
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