2011 Moon Calendar

Every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter of 2011, with the traditional name of each of the 12 full moons. Dates and times are US Eastern time, computed with the lunar phase algorithm in Jean Meeus's Astronomical Algorithms and checked against the US Naval Observatory.

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  • New Moon4 · 4:03 AM
  • First Quarter12 · 6:31 AM
  • Full Moon19 · 4:21 PM
  • Last Quarter26 · 7:57 AM
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  • New Moon2 · 9:31 PM
  • First Quarter11 · 2:18 AM
  • Full Moon18 · 3:36 AM
  • Last Quarter24 · 6:26 PM
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  • New Moon4 · 3:46 PM
  • First Quarter12 · 6:45 PM
  • Full Moon19 · 2:10 PM
  • Last Quarter26 · 8:07 AM
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  • New Moon3 · 10:32 AM
  • First Quarter11 · 8:05 AM
  • Full Moon17 · 10:44 PM
  • Last Quarter24 · 10:47 PM
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  • New Moon3 · 2:51 AM
  • First Quarter10 · 4:33 PM
  • Full Moon17 · 7:09 AM
  • Last Quarter24 · 2:52 PM
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  • New Moon1 · 5:03 PM
  • First Quarter8 · 10:11 PM
  • Full Moon15 · 4:13 PM
  • Last Quarter23 · 7:48 AM
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  • New Moon1 · 4:54 AM
  • First Quarter8 · 2:29 AM
  • Full Moon15 · 2:40 AM
  • Last Quarter23 · 1:02 AM
  • New Moon30 · 2:40 PM
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  • First Quarter6 · 7:08 AM
  • Full Moon13 · 2:58 PM
  • Last Quarter21 · 5:55 PM
  • New Moon28 · 11:04 PM
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  • First Quarter4 · 1:39 PM
  • Full Moon12 · 5:27 AM
  • Last Quarter20 · 9:39 AM
  • New Moon27 · 7:09 AM
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  • First Quarter3 · 11:15 PM
  • Full Moon11 · 10:06 PM
  • Last Quarter19 · 11:30 PM
  • New Moon26 · 3:56 PM
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  • First Quarter2 · 12:38 PM
  • Full Moon10 · 3:16 PM
  • Last Quarter18 · 10:09 AM
  • New Moon25 · 1:10 AM
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  • First Quarter2 · 4:52 AM
  • Full Moon10 · 9:36 AM
  • Last Quarter17 · 7:48 PM
  • New Moon24 · 1:06 PM

Times are US Eastern (EST or EDT), rounded to the minute.

Full Moon Calendar 2011

Full moonDateWeekdayTime (ET)Note
Wolf MoonJanuary 19Wednesday4:21 PM—
Snow MoonFebruary 18Friday3:36 AM—
Worm MoonMarch 19Saturday2:10 PM—
Pink MoonApril 17Sunday10:44 PM—
Flower MoonMay 17Tuesday7:09 AM—
Strawberry MoonJune 15Wednesday4:13 PM—
Buck MoonJuly 15Friday2:40 AM—
Sturgeon MoonAugust 13Saturday2:58 PM—
Harvest MoonSeptember 12Monday5:27 AM—
Hunter's MoonOctober 11Tuesday10:06 PM—
Beaver MoonNovember 10Thursday3:16 PM—
Cold MoonDecember 10Saturday9:36 AM—

The names are the traditional ones listed by The Old Farmer's Almanac, one per calendar month. Two depend on the September equinox instead: the Harvest Moon is the full moon nearest the equinox and the Hunter's Moon is the one after it, so in years when the Harvest Moon falls in October, September keeps the name Corn Moon. Supermoons are not marked, because there is no single agreed distance at which a full moon counts as one.

The Four Moon Phases

🌑 New moon:
the Moon is between Earth and Sun and its lit side faces away from us. It is not visible.
🌓 First quarter:
about a week later, the right half is lit (seen from the Northern Hemisphere). Visible in the afternoon and evening.
🌕 Full moon:
the Moon is opposite the Sun and fully lit. It rises around sunset and sets around sunrise.
🌗 Last quarter:
the left half is lit. It rises around midnight and is visible in the morning.

Why Dates Differ Between Calendars

A moon phase is an instant, not a day: it happens at the same moment worldwide, and the calendar date depends on the time zone. The average cycle from one new moon to the next is 29.53 days, so most years have 12 full moons and some have 13. This calendar uses US Eastern time; a European or Australian moon calendar can show the same phase one day later.

2011 Moon Calendar FAQ

How many full moons are in 2011?

2011 has 12 full moons and 13 new moons (US Eastern time). The first full moon is on Wed, Jan 19 and the last on Sat, Dec 10.

Is there a blue moon in 2011?

No. No month of 2011 has two full moons, and no season between an equinox and a solstice has four.

When is the Harvest Moon in 2011?

The Harvest Moon is the full moon closest to the September equinox. In 2011 it is on Mon, Sep 12 at 5:27 AM ET.

Which time zone are these moon phase dates in?

All dates and times are US Eastern time, adjusted for daylight saving time. A phase happens at the same instant everywhere, so in Pacific time it is three hours earlier on the clock, and a phase shortly after midnight Eastern falls on the previous day in Central, Mountain and Pacific time.

Print a 2011 Moon Calendar

The builder does not add moon phases on its own: open 2011, add the full moons you want as events (for example "Wolf Moon" on January 19), and export a PDF.

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