Verkhoyansk

The greatest known temperature variations occur in Verkhoyansk, where Soviet meteorologists have recorded both - 90° and 98°.

This Side of Ultima Thule 1997

The coldest confirmed temperature in the Northern Hemisphere — minus 67.8 degrees Celsius — was recorded in Verkhoyansk, which is also the oldest European settlement in the Arctic.

The Arctic Oil Rush Shoumatoff, Alex 2008

Loyal Russians call Verkhoyansk the heart of Siberia.

From Paris to New York by Land Harry De Windt 1894

During November 2007, I camped in the Verkhoyansk Range with reindeer herders from an indigenous Even community in Siberia.

Subhankar Banerjee: House Rhetoricians vs. Santa's Reindeers Subhankar Banerjee 2011

During November 2007, I camped in the Verkhoyansk Range with reindeer herders from an indigenous Even community in Siberia.

Subhankar Banerjee: House Rhetoricians vs. Santa's Reindeers Subhankar Banerjee 2011

These stations are Fort Smith (Canada), Valdez (Alaska), and Verkhoyansk, Vilyuysk, and Yakutsk (central Russia).

Permafrost and infrastructure in the Arctic 2009

Instanes A. and Mjureke [31] used the ACIA-designated models (section 4.2.7) to project changes in active-layer thickness and maximum permafrost temperature for seven of the sites in Table 16.3: Barrow, Bethel, Naryan-Mar, Nuuk, Svalbard Airport, Turukhansk, and Verkhoyansk.

Permafrost and infrastructure in the Arctic 2009

In the northeast, the town of Verkhoyansk boasts some of the coldest winter temperatures on Earth, sometimes as low as - 70°C.

Northeast Siberian taiga 2008

Verkhoyansk is the coldest city in the world, with an average daily temperature for January of -49 Celsius -56 Fahrenheit.

And You Thought It Was Cold In Green Bay! 2008

A cozy burg of l,800 which has been having a rough time since the end of Soviet subsidizing of remote rural communities, Verkhoyansk was founded in 1638 by Cossacks sent out by Czar Mikhail I to conquer the surrounding region.

The Arctic Oil Rush Shoumatoff, Alex 2008