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10. Verkhoyansk, Russia

Oymyakon has an adversary when it comes to the coldest inhabited places in Russia: Verkhoyansk. Verkhoyansk is so cold that its residents don't need refrigerators or freezers to keep their food fresh. All they need is a shallow basement, and they'll have food for days - years, even, if they're lucky. However, it's not all good for those who live there. Although cold tourism has brought money to the region, it's a lot different for those who can't escape the freezing temperatures; where not a single soul can step outside for longer than 15 minutes. Yeah. We'd say Verkhoyansk not only wins this one but the title of the coldest place on earth, to boot.

Weather station in Verkhoyansk, Yakutia, Russia. City Verkhoyansk holds the Guinness World Record for the greatest temperature range on Earth, from -67.8C in winter to 37.3C in summe
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