Which Is The coldest winter city
Which city is the coldest in Canada. You might be surprised to find out that the coldest city in Canada is not actually located in what you would think would be the most appropriate place-the province of Quebec. But it’s actually the Northwest Territories capital of Yellowknife, with a mean temperature of -28 degrees Celsius or -18 degrees Fahrenheit.
Name of coldest winter city (correction up to u)
- Nuuk, Greenland
- Minsk, Belarus
- Astana, Kazakhstan
- Kirovsk, Russia
- Salekhard, Russia
- Omsk, Russia
- Yukon Territory of Canada
- Yakutsk, Russia
- Mongolia’s Ulaanbaatar City
- Quebec City, Canada
- Winnipeg, Canada
- Novosibirsk, Russia
- Calgary, Canada
- Edmonton, Canada
- Montreal, Canada
- Quebec City of Canada
- London, England
- Glasgow, Scotland 32. Warsaw, Poland
- Minneapolis-St Paul in the United States 30th Place
- Warsaw, Poland
- Reykjavik, Iceland
- Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Krasnoyarsk, Russia 25th Place
- Nagano City in Japan 23rd Place 22nd Place
- Tallinn, Estonia 20th place
- Beijing, China 18th Place
- Helsinki, Finland 16th Place
- Fargo in the U.S 14th Place 13th Place
- Seoul, South Korea 11st place 10th place
- Riga, Latvia 8nd place
- Harbin City in China 6rd place
- Tallinn of Estonia 5rd Place
- Poland’s Warsaw City of 4th Place
- Rovaniemi of Finland 2nd place
1st place: Yellowknife in Canada
No matter where on the planet you live, you know the kind of winters we get here in Canada can be pretty brutal at times! Even though some of us are used to it, the kind of cold that’s required for you to have icicles hanging from your nose is not something any normal human being would want to live with.