25 Coldest Cities in the World Where People Actually Live, Ranked
Where frostbite can strike in minutes, discover twenty-five permanently inhabited cities across the globe enduring sub-zero winters, frozen rivers, and extreme polar climates.
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The Most Extreme Sub-Zero Inhabited Settlements On The Planet
25. Minneapolis-Saint Paul, USA
24. Sapporo, Japan
23. Fargo, North Dakota, USA
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22. Anchorage, Alaska, USA
21. Harbin, China
20. Ottawa, Canada
19. Quebec City, Canada
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18. Duluth, Minnesota, USA
17. Oulu, Finland
16. Rovaniemi, Finland
15. Tromsø, Norway
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14. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
13. Astana, Kazakhstan
12. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
11. Fairbanks, Alaska, USA
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10. Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada
9. Yellowknife, Canada
8. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
7. Irkutsk, Russia
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6. Murmansk, Russia
5. Norilsk, Russia
4. Vorkuta, Russia
3. Dudinka, Russia
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2. Yakutsk, Russia
1. Oymyakon, Russia
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