A total penumbral lunar eclipse occurs when the moon becomes completely immersed in the penumbral cone of the earth without touching the umbra. This occurs in a relatively small fraction of lunar eclipses, and the distribution of these events is uneven, occurring between 0 and 9 times per century.
This is a complete list of total penumbral lunar eclipses, grouped by century, from 1601-2500:
1601-1700 [2]
- (104) 1637 Jul 07
- (133) 1665 Jul 27
1701-1800 [0]
1801-1900 [1]
- (138) 1900 Jun 13
1901-2000 [9]
- (110) 1901 May 03
- (114) 1908 Dec 07
- (114) 1926 Dec 19
- (114) 1944 Dec 29
- (116) 1948 Oct 18
- (114) 1963 Jan 09
- (114) 1981 Jan 20
- (113) 1988 Mar 03
- (114) 1999 Jan 31
2001-2100 [5]
- (113) 2006 Mar 14
- (119) 2053 Aug 29
- (142) 2070 Apr 25
- (120) 2082 Aug 08
- (148) 2099 Sep 29
2101-2200 [5]
- (145) 2103 Jan 23
- (145) 2121 Feb 02
- (144) 2128 Mar 16
- (145) 2139 Feb 13
- (145) 2157 Feb 24
2201-2300 [1]
- (151) 2222 Aug 23
2301-2400 [0]
2401-2500 [5]
- (132) 2429 Dec 22
- (133) 2458 May 28
- (132) 2466 Jan 01
- (132) 2484 Jan 13
- (135) 2498 Sep 30