1900 Full Moon Calendar with 12 full moons
The Full Moon 1900 Calendar will help you look back at the 12 full moons, solstices, equinoxes, and full moon eclipses from the year. When were the full moons in 1900? Check out the dates below.
A full moon occurs when the Earth is directly between the Sun and Moon so that the moon looks completely illuminated when you look at it. It happens about once a month or, 29.53 days on average.
In 1900 there were:
- 12 full moons in 1900
- Full Supermoons in September and October
- 2 Penumbral Lunar Eclipses
- Each season had 3 full moons
Ready to dive a little deeper into the 1900 dates? Take a look at each month, the names associated with each full moon, the eclipses that occurred, and the dates for the equinoxes and solstices.
The dates and times provided by NASA in United States Eastern Time for Eastern Standard Time (EST). Daylight Saving Time was not observed in the United States during this year. Also below is the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) time. This was previously referred to as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Since your local time zone may be different, the exact dates may shift slightly for your calendar.
When were the full moons in 1900?
In 1900 the full moon dates were:
- January 15, 1900 at 2:08 PM EST or 7:08 PM UTC
- February 14, 1900 at 8:50 AM EST or 1:50 PM UTC
- March 16, 1900 at 3:12 AM EST or 8:12 AM UTC
- April 14, 1900 at 8:02 PM EST or 1:02 AM UTC
- May 14, 1900 at 10:37 AM EST or 3:37 PM UTC
- June 12, 1900 at 10:38 PM EST or June 13, 1900 at 3:38 AM UTC
- July 12, 1900 at 8:22 AM EST or 1:22 PM UTC
- August 10, 1900 at 4:30 PM EST or 9:30 PM UTC
- September 9, 1900 at 12:06 AM EST or 5:06 AM UTC
- October 8, 1900 at 8:18 AM EST or 1:18 PM UTC
- November 6, 1900 at 6:00 PM EST or 11:00 PM UTC
- December 6, 1900 at 5:38 AM EST or 10:38 AM UTC
1900 Full Moon Calendar
In 1900 there were 12 full moons with one full moon per month and three full moons per season. Here’s a quick summary of the dates of each of the full moons, their names, and how they fit into each season.
The 1900 full moons were on:
January 15, 1900: Full Wolf Moon
The first full moon in 1900 was on Monday January 15, 1900 at 2:08 PM EST or 7:08 PM UTC. It was the first full moon of the Winter 1899-1900 season as the first full moon after the Winter Solstice. The January 15th full moon was the full moon in Cancer.
One name for the January Full Moon was the Full Wolf Moon. Other names include the Ice Moon, Old Moon, Moon After Yule, and Snow Moon.
February 14, 1900: Full Snow Moon
The second full moon in 1900 was on Wednesday February 14, 1900 at 8:50 AM EST or 1:50 PM UTC. It was the second full moon of Winter 1899-1900 as the second full moon after the Winter Solstice. The February 14th full moon was the full moon in Leo.
One name for the February Full Moon was the Full Snow Moon. Other names include the Hunger Moon, Chaste Moon, and Storm Moon.
March 16, 1900: Full Worm Moon
The third 1900 full moon was on Friday March 16, 1900 at 3:12 AM EST or 8:12 AM UTC. It was the last full moon of Winter 1899-1900 as it occurred before the 1900 Spring Equinox. The March 16th full moon was the full moon in Virgo.
One name for the March Full Moon was the Full Worm Moon. Other names include the Sap Moon, Crow Moon, Chaste Moon, Sugar Moon, and Lenten Moon.
April 14, 1900: Full Pink Moon
The fourth full moon in 1900 was on Saturday April 14, 1900 at 8:02 PM EST or 1:02 AM UTC. It was the first full moon of the Spring 1900 season as the first full moon after the Spring Equinox. The April 14th full moon was the full moon in Libra.
One name for the April Full Moon was the Full Pink Moon. Other names include the Egg Moon, Full Sprouting Grass Moon, and Full Fish Moon.
May 14, 1900: Full Flower Moon
The fifth 1900 full moon was on Monday May 14, 1900 at 10:37 AM EST or 3:37 PM UTC. It was the second full moon of the 1900 Spring season as the second full moon after the Spring Equinox. The May 14th full moon was the full moon in Scorpio.
One name for the May Full Moon was the Full Flower Moon. Other names include the Corn Planting Moon, and Milk Moon.
June 12, 1900 (June 13 UTC): Full Strawberry Moon
The sixth full moon of 1900 was on Tuesday June 12, 1900 at 10:38 PM EST or June 13, 1900 at 3:38 AM UTC. It was the last full moon of Spring in 1900 as it occurred before the Summer Solstice. The June 12th full moon was the full moon in Sagittarius.
One name for the June Full Moon was the Full Strawberry Moon. Other names include the Rose Moon, Mead Moon, and Honey Moon.
There was a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse at the same time as the full moon, technically 11 minutes before the full moon peak.
July 12, 1900: Full Buck Moon
The seventh 1900 full moon was on Thursday July 12, 1900 at 8:22 AM EST or 1:22 PM UTC. It was the first full moon of Summer 1900 as it was the first full moon after the Summer Solstice. The July 12th full moon was the full moon in Sagittarius.
One name for the July Full Moon was the Full Buck Moon. Other names include the Thunder Moon and Hay Moon.
August 10, 1900: Full Sturgeon Moon
The eighth full moon of 1900 was on Friday August 10, 1900 at 4:30 PM EST or 9:30 PM UTC. It was the second full moon of the 1900 Summer Season as the second full moon after the Summer Solstice. The August 10th full moon was the full moon in Aquarius.
One name for the August Full Moon was the Full Sturgeon Moon. Other names include the Barley Moon, Corn Moon, Dog Moon, Fruit Moon Grain Moon, Green Corn Moon, Herb Moon, Red Moon, and Wyrt Moon.
September 9, 1900: Full Harvest Moon
The ninth 1900 full moon was on Sunday September 9, 1900 at 12:06 AM EST or 5:06 AM UTC. It was the last Summer Full Moon in 1900 as it occurred before the Autumnal Equinox. The September 9th full moon was the full moon in Pisces.
One name for the September Full Moon was the Full Harvest Moon because it was closer by hours to the Fall Equinox compared to the October Full Moon. In other years the September Full Moon is called the Full Corn Moon.
October 8, 1900: Full Hunter’s Moon
The tenth full moon of 1900 was on Monday October 8, 1900 at 8:18 AM EST or 1:18 PM UTC. It was the first full moon of the Autumn 1900 season as the first full moon after the Autumnal Equinox. The October 8th full moon was the full moon in Aries.
One name for the October Full Moon was the Full Hunter’s Moon because the September Full Moon was closer to the Fall Equinox. In other years the October Full Moon is called the Full Harvest Moon.
November 6, 1900: Full Beaver Moon
The eleventh 1900 full moon was on Tuesday November 6, 1900 at 6:00 PM EST or 11:00 PM UTC. It was the second full moon of Autumn as the second full moon after the 1900 Autumnal Equinox. The November 6th full moon was the full moon in Taurus.
One name for the November Full Moon was the Full Beaver Moon. Another nickname is the Frosty Moon.
December 6, 1900: Full Cold Moon
The twelfth and last full moon of 1900 was on Thursday December 6, 1900 at 5:38 AM EST or 10:38 AM UTC. It was the last full moon of Autumn as it occurred before the Winter Solstice. The December 6th full moon was the full moon in Gemini.
One name for the December Full Moon was the Full Cold Moon. Other names include the Long Nights Moon and Oak Moon.
There was a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse at the same time as the full moon, technically 12 minutes before the full moon peak.
Full Moon Names
The names of the 1900 full moons were as follows:
- January 15: Full Wolf Moon, Ice Moon, Old Moon, Moon After Yule, and Snow Moon
- February 14: Full Snow Moon, Hunger Moon, Chaste Moon, and Storm Moon.
- March 16: Full Worm Moon, Sap Moon, Crow Moon, Chaste Moon, Sugar Moon, and Lenten Moon
- April 14: Full Pink Moon, Egg Moon, Full Sprouting Grass Moon, and Full Fish Moon
- May 14: Full Flower Moon, Corn Planting Moon, and Milk Moon
- June 12 (June 13 UTC): Full Strawberry Moon, Rose Moon, Mead Moon, and Honey Moon
- July 12: Full Buck Moon, Thunder Moon and Hay Moon
- August 10: Full Sturgeon Moon, Barley Moon, Corn Moon, Dog Moon, Fruit Moon Grain Moon, Green Corn Moon, Herb Moon, Red Moon, and Wyrt Moon
- September 9: Full Harvest Moon
- October 8: Full Hunter’s Moon
- November 6: Full Beaver Moon, Frosty Moon
- December 6: Full Cold Moon, Long Nights Moon and Oak Moon
1900 Harvest Moon
The 1900 Harvest Moon was on Sunday September 9, 1900 at 12:06 AM EST or 5:06 AM UTC. It was also a supermoon, making it a Super Harvest Moon or a Harvest Supermoon.
The September Full Moon was considered the Harvest Moon in 1900 because it was closer to the Fall Equinox than the October Full Moon by hours.
Was there a blue moon in 1900?
No there was not a blue moon in 1900.Each month had 1 full moon, and each season had 3 full moons.
There are two definitions of blue moons. The most common, and the one you likely know, is when two full moons occur in the same month. The second full moon is typically called a blue moon.
The second definition of a blue moon relates to having an extra full moon during a season. When a season has four full moons, the third full moon of the season is also called a blue moon or a seasonal blue moon to help distinguish between the other definition.
Full Supermoons in 1900
In 1900, there were two full supermoons during the September and October Full Moons. Depending on the definition you use, the August and November full moons could also be considered supermoons.
A full supermoon is a full moon that nearly coincides with the closest point that the Moon comes to the Earth in its orbit, called perigee. The moon has a larger-than-usual appearance when you look at it. There isn’t an official definition for how close the moon must be to the Earth to be considered a supermoon. Depending on the version you use, the moon needs to be approximately 360,000 kilometers from the Earth or closer.
Lunar Eclipses in 1900
During 1900 there were two penumbral lunar eclipses. The first penumbral lunar eclipse was part of the June Full Moon on June 12th (June 13th UTC). The second penumbral lunar eclipse was part of the December Full Moon on December 6th.
First Full Moons of the Season
In 1900 there were 12 full moons and 3 full moons each season based on how the schedule worked out.
Eclipses and Solstices in 1900
The 1900 dates for the equinoxes and solstices were:
- Spring (Vernal) Equinox: March 20, 1900 at 8:38 PM EST or March 21, 1900 at 1:38 AM UTC
- Summer Solstice: June 21, 1900 at 4:39 PM EST or 9:39 PM UTC
- Autumnal Equinox: September 23, 1900 at 7:20 AM EST or 12:20 PM UTC
- Winter Solstice: December 22, 1900 at 1:41 AM EST or 6:41 AM UTC
First full moon of Spring 1900
The first full moon after Spring Equinox 1900 was on Saturday April 14, 1900 at 8:02 PM EST or 1:02 AM UTC. The first Spring Full Moon was the full moon in April, also called the Full Pink Moon.
The three Spring 1900 full moons were on: April 14, May 14, and June 12.
First full moon of of Summer 1900
The first full moon after Summer Solstice 1900 was on Thursday July 12, 1900 at 8:22 AM EST or 1:22 PM UTC. The first Summer Full Moon was the full moon in July, also called the Full Buck Moon.
The three Summer 1900 full moons were on: July 12, August 10, and September 9.
First full moon of Autumn 1900
The first full moon after Autumn Equinox 1900 was on Monday October 8, 1900 8:18 AM EST or 1:18 PM UTC. The first Fall Full Moon was the full moon in October, also called the Full Hunter’s Moon.
The three Fall 1900 full moons were on: October 8, November 6, and December 6.
First full moon of Winter 1900-1901
The first full moon after Winter Solstice 1900 was on Friday January 4, 1901 7:13 PM EST or January 5, 1901 12:13 AM UTC. The first Winter Full Moon was the full moon in January the next year, also called the Full Wolf Moon.
1900 Moon Phases in Eastern Time (EST) and UTC
Below are the lunar phases for 1900 including the new moon, first quarter, full moon, and last quarter that were on the schedule for each month. The date and times are based on both the United States Eastern Time Zone and UTC. In 1900 Daylight Saving Time was not observed.
| Lunar Phase | US Eastern Date & Time | UTC Date & Time |
|---|---|---|
| January New Moon | January 1, 1900 8:52 AM EST | January 1, 1900 1:52 PM UTC |
| January First Quarter | January 8, 1900 12:40 AM EST | January 8, 1900 5:40 AM UTC |
| January Full Moon | January 15, 1900 2:08 PM EST | January 15, 1900 7:08 PM UTC |
| January Last Quarter | January 23, 1900 6:53 PM EST | January 23, 1900 11:53 PM UTC |
| January Black Moon | January 30, 1900 8:23 PM EST | January 31, 1900 1:23 AM UTC |
| February First Quarter | February 6, 1900 11:23 AM EST | February 6, 1900 4:23 PM UTC |
| February Full Moon | February 14, 1900 8:50 AM EST | February 14, 1900 1:50 PM UTC |
| February Last Quarter | February 22, 1900 11:44 AM EST | February 22, 1900 4:44 PM UTC |
| March New Moon | March 1, 1900 6:25 AM EST | March 1, 1900 11:25 AM UTC |
| March First Quarter | March 8, 1900 12:34 AM EST | March 8, 1900 5:34 AM UTC |
| March Full Moon | March 16, 1900 3:12 AM EST | March 16, 1900 8:12 AM UTC |
| March Last Quarter | March 24, 1900 12:37 AM EST | March 24, 1900 5:37 AM UTC |
| March New Moon | March 30, 1900 3:30 PM EST | March 30, 1900 8:30 PM UTC |
| April First Quarter | April 6, 1900 3:55 PM EST | April 6, 1900 8:55 PM UTC |
| April Full Moon | April 14, 1900 8:02 PM EST | April 15, 1900 1:02 AM UTC |
| April Last Quarter | April 22, 1900 9:33 AM EST | April 22, 1900 2:33 PM UTC |
| April New Moon | April 29, 1900 12:23 AM EST | April 29, 1900 5:23 AM UTC |
| May First Quarter | May 6, 1900 8:39 AM EST | May 6, 1900 1:39 PM UTC |
| May Full Moon | May 14, 1900 10:37 AM EST | May 14, 1900 3:37 PM UTC |
| May Last Quarter | May 21, 1900 3:31 PM EST | May 21, 1900 8:31 PM UTC |
| May New Moon | May 28, 1900 9:50 AM EST | May 28, 1900 2:50 PM UTC |
| June First Quarter | June 5, 1900 1:59 AM EST | June 5, 1900 6:59 AM UTC |
| June Full Moon | June 12, 1900 10:38 PM EST | June 13, 1900 3:38 AM UTC |
| June Last Quarter | June 19, 1900 7:57 PM EST | June 20, 1900 12:57 AM UTC |
| June New Moon | June 26, 1900 8:27 PM EST | June 27, 1900 1:27 AM UTC |
| July First Quarter | July 4, 1900 7:13 PM EST | July 5, 1900 12:13 AM UTC |
| July Full Moon | July 12, 1900 8:22 AM EST | July 12, 1900 1:22 PM UTC |
| July Last Quarter | July 19, 1900 12:31 AM EST | July 19, 1900 5:31 AM UTC |
| July New Moon | July 26, 1900 8:43 AM EST | July 26, 1900 1:43 PM UTC |
| August First Quarter | August 3, 1900 11:46 AM EST | August 3, 1900 4:46 PM UTC |
| August Full Moon | August 10, 1900 4:30 PM EST | August 10, 1900 9:30 PM UTC |
| August Last Quarter | August 17, 1900 6:46 AM EST | August 17, 1900 11:46 AM UTC |
| August New Moon | August 24, 1900 10:53 PM EST | August 25, 1900 3:53 AM UTC |
| September First Quarter | September 2, 1900 2:56 AM EST | September 2, 1900 7:56 AM UTC |
| September Full Moon | September 9, 1900 12:06 AM EST | September 9, 1900 5:06 AM UTC |
| September Last Quarter | September 15, 1900 3:57 PM EST | September 15, 1900 8:57 PM UTC |
| September New Moon | September 23, 1900 2:57 PM EST | September 23, 1900 7:57 PM UTC |
| October First Quarter | October 1, 1900 4:11 PM EST | October 1, 1900 9:11 PM UTC |
| October Full Moon | October 8, 1900 8:18 AM EST | October 8, 1900 1:18 PM UTC |
| October Last Quarter | October 15, 1900 4:51 AM EST | October 15, 1900 9:51 AM UTC |
| October New Moon | October 23, 1900 8:27 AM EST | October 23, 1900 1:27 PM UTC |
| October First Quarter | October 31, 1900 3:18 AM EST | October 31, 1900 8:18 AM UTC |
| November Full Moon | November 6, 1900 6:00 PM EST | November 6, 1900 11:00 PM UTC |
| November Last Quarter | November 13, 1900 9:38 PM EST | November 14, 1900 2:38 AM UTC |
| November New Moon | November 22, 1900 2:17 AM EST | November 22, 1900 7:17 AM UTC |
| November First Quarter | November 29, 1900 12:35 PM EST | November 29, 1900 5:35 PM UTC |
| December Full Moon | December 6, 1900 5:38 AM EST | December 6, 1900 10:38 AM UTC |
| December Last Quarter | December 13, 1900 5:42 PM EST | December 13, 1900 10:42 PM UTC |
| December New Moon | December 21, 1900 7:01 PM EST | December 22, 1900 12:01 AM UTC |
| December First Quarter | December 28, 1900 8:48 PM EST | December 29, 1900 1:48 AM UTC |
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are a few frequently asked questions about the 1900 Full Moon Calendar to help you look back at the year.
There were 12 full moons in 1900 with one full moon each month and three full moons each season.
The first full moon of 1900 was on Monday January 15, 1900 at 2:08 PM EST or 7:08 PM UTC. As it was the January Full Moon, it was called the Full Wolf Moon.
The last full moon in 1900 was on Thursday December 6, 1900 at 5:38 AM EST or 10:38 AM UTC. The full moon in December was also called the Full Cold Moon. This was the last full moon of the Fall 1900 season as it occurred before the Winter Solstice.
