10) Snag, Yukon, Canada Temperature: -62.7°C The unusually cold temperature was recorded in the Canadian village in 1947, as per BBC.
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9) North Ice, Greenland Temperature: -66.1°C In 1954, the coldest-ever temperature was recorded in this area, established by the British North Greenland Expedition in 1952
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8) Oymyakon, Russia Temperature: -67.8°C Home to less than 1,000 people, Oymyakon is regarded as the coldest permanently inhabited settlement on the planet.
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7) Klinck research station, Greenland Temperature: -69.4°C The Klinck Research Station recorded some of the most extreme conditions in the northern hemisphere in December 1991.
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6) Verkhoyansk, Russia Temperature: -69.8°C Verkhoyansk is a Russian town which routinely sees summer temperatures higher than 30°C. But when it gets cold, it's super cold.
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5) Denali, Alaska Temperature: -73.8°C The highest peak in North America with temperatures as low as -73.8°C recorded sometime between 1950 and 1969.
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4) Dome Argus, Antarctic Plateau Temperature: -82.5°C A high point on the East Antarctic Plateau with temperatures as low as -82.5°C
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3) Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, Antarctica Temperature: -82.8°C The station is nearly 3,000m above sea level and has been occupied by the US since 1956.
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2) Vostok Research Station, Antarctica Temperature: -89.2°C For a long time, Vostok held record for the world's coldest place. During polar nights, the place gets zero hours of sunlight.
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1) Dome Fuji, Antarctic Temperature: -93.2°C The world's coldest temperature was recorded at Dome Fuji in 2010, located at a high ridge on the East Antarctic ice sheet.