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The coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth, -89.2°C, was observed at Vostok Station in 1983.
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Denali's summit, North America's highest peak, has recorded temperatures as low as -83°C, highlighting its extreme cold conditions.
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Oymyakon, the coldest inhabited place on Earth, endures average winter temperatures around -50°C and has a record low of -88°C.
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Verkhoyansk, sharing the record for the coldest temperature with Vostok Station, experienced a chilling -89.2°C in 1892.
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Klinck Research Station holds the Northern Hemisphere's record low temperature of -89.4°C, recorded in 1972.
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Plateau Station, located on the Antarctic Plateau, frequently sees temperatures below -80°C, contributing crucial climate data.
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Dome Argus, one of the coldest and highest points on the Antarctic ice sheet, has a record low of -85.1°C.
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Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, situated at the South Pole, has a record low of -82.8°C and experiences average winter temperatures of -80°C.
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Have you been to any of these places yet?
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