Where is the Coldest Place on Earth?

So you think it’s cold where you are? Not even close.

Vostok, Antarctica, had the Coldest Temperature ever recorded on Earth on July 21, 1983 at -129 Fahrenheit (-89 Celsius).

The second Coldest Place on Earth ever recorded was Verkhoyansk, Russia, in February 7 1892, where it reached a chilly -90 ° Fahrenheit (-68 °C).

Coldest Place on Earth
Eureka, Nunavut, Canada is the Coldest inhabited Place on Earth where the daily average temperature is -19.7 °C (-3.46 °F).

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  1. Vissa
    Posted 2008/01/31 at 9:51 pm | Permalink

    I’m from Sakha Republic, Russia, just where the town of Verkhoyansk is. I can tell you that Verkhoyansk is also known as having the greatest range of temperature from -68C (-90F) in the winter to +37C (+99F) in the summer. Almost +/-100F range.
    My home place, Borogotsy, has even greater range from -66C (-87F) to +42C (+108F).
    In December 1996 my home town was totally frozen due to one-hour power cut, when the temperature outside was -65C (-85F).

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  2. Anonymous
    Posted 2009/11/26 at 11:04 pm | Permalink

    what is its temperature in summers?

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