Want to see the solar eclipse? Head to these 10 cities for best views

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“The ‘Eclipse Across America’ is 99 years in the making where everyone in North America, including Alaska and Hawaii, will experience the eclipse in some form,” said Micki Dudas, Leisure Travel Managing Director. “Ohioans will see a partial solar eclipse with 80 to 90 percent of the sun obscured. Our AAA travel counselors report those wishing to view the eclipse in its totality are traveling to Hopkinsville, Ky., and Nashville, Tenn.”

The best places to see the view?

• Madras, Oregon

• Snake River Valley, Idaho

• Casper, Wyoming

• Sandhill’s of Western Nebraska

• St. Joseph, Missouri

• Carbondale, Illinois

• Hopkinsville, Kentucky

• Nashville, Tennessee

• Great Smoky Mountains

• Columbia, South Carolina

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