The lowest temperature in the Northern Hemisphere has been recorded in the Oymyakon Valley in eastern Yakutia — minus 67.7 degrees Celsius.

🔻According to unofficial data, in 1924 academician Sergey Obruchev registered a temperature of -71.2 ℃.

📍Geoposition: Oymyakon, Eastern Yakutia, Russia

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The Only City in the World Situated Directly on the Arctic Circle

🔻Salekhard is located on the bank of the Ob River, not far from where it flows into the Kara Sea. It is about 2,000 km from Moscow and 2,600 km from the North Pole.

🔻The first mention of the area dates back to 1595. The settlement was a fortress and was called Obdorsk. In 1933, it was renamed Salekhard.

🔻Places to Visit:

☆ "66th Parallel" Stele
☆ "Obdorsk Ostrog" Historical and Architectural Complex
☆ "Fakel" Cable-Stayed Bridge
☆ I.S. Shemanovsky Yamalo-Nenets Regional Museum and Exhibition Complex
☆ Museum of Polar Aviation
☆ "Mammoth" Monument

🔻In winter, temperatures in Salekhard sometimes drop to -50°C, while in summer they rarely rise above +20°C.

🔻From June 7 to July 7, the polar day continues here, and for 5 months there are "twilight nights" when the sun only sinks slightly below the horizon.

📍Geoposition: Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia

Photo: stepanovslava, Internet

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