What is the coldest place in China? Is it Genhe? 40 degrees below zero is colder than Mohe.

The coldest place in China is the Genhe River.

Genhe River is one of the cities with the highest latitude in China, with an annual average temperature of -5.3℃, an extreme low temperature of -58℃ and an annual freezing period of over 2 10 days. It is the coldest city in China and is called "China Cold Pole".

Genhe city's climate belongs to the humid forest climate of cold temperate zone, which has some characteristics of continental monsoon climate. It is characterized by cold and humidity, long winter and short summer, and spring and autumn are connected, with an average frost-free period of 90 days. The annual average temperature is -5.3℃, 1 month average temperature is close to -30℃, the extreme minimum temperature recorded by county-level weather stations is -5 1.5 с, the extreme minimum temperature recorded by weather stations is -58℃, and the average temperature in July is 18 ~ 20℃, but it has also occurred.

Genhe city is not the northernmost county in China, but its altitude is higher than Mohe, so its temperature is lower than Mohe, the "Arctic of China".

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Genhe city:

The county-level city under the jurisdiction of Hulunbeier City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, is located on the western slope of the northern section of Daxing 'anling in the north of Hulunbeier City, with geographical coordinates of 120 12? ~ 122 55? , 50 20 north latitude? ~52 30? , is one of the highest latitudes in China. It is adjacent to Oroqen Autonomous Banner in the east, Ergun City in the west, Yakeshi City in the south, Mohe City and Huzhong District in Daxinganling region of Heilongjiang Province in the north. The longest straight-line distance from north to south is 240.4 kilometers, and the widest straight-line distance from east to west is 198.8 kilometers, with a total area of about 20,000 square kilometers.

By June 2020, 1, there will be 4 sub-district offices, 4 towns and 1 township in genhe city.

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