Where is the area of minus 60 degrees?

There are some of the coldest countries in the world.

1, Greenland: Greenland is distributed throughout the Arctic Circle, with a cold polar climate, with only snow and no rain all year round. 83.7% of Greenland's ground is covered with ice and snow, with an average temperature of MINUS 7 degrees Celsius in winter and even MINUS 70 degrees Celsius in extremely cold weather.

2. Russia: Russia is the largest country in the world, accounting for one-eighth of the earth's land area. The north of the Arctic Circle in Russia belongs to the cold zone climate, and the temperature difference is generally large. The average temperature in June is 65438 0.8℃ to-65438 0.0℃. Oymyakon village in the north is one of the coldest settlements in the world. The average temperature in June+10/October in 5438 was minus 50 degrees Celsius, and the lowest temperature in history was minus 7 1.2 degrees Celsius.

3. America: Because of its vast geographical location, America has almost all climate types in the world. Alaska is the largest state in the United States, with annual temperatures ranging from zero degrees Celsius to fifteen degrees Celsius. Due to the influence of ocean currents in the west and southwest, the weather is cold and windy, and the lowest temperature can reach MINUS 62.2 degrees Celsius.

4. Canada: the country of maple leaves Canada is the northernmost country in North America, with a Nordic continental climate. Canada is a cold, windy and dry country. The Arctic Islands are cold all year round, with the highest temperature in the central and western regions reaching above 40 degrees Celsius and the lowest temperature in the north as low as MINUS 60 degrees Celsius.

5. Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan is a continental climate country. Due to the country's geographical location and a large number of rivers, glaciers and climate factors, the temperature difference between the coldest and hottest in a year can reach 60 degrees Celsius. 65438+ 10, the monthly average temperature is-0/9℃ to-4℃, and the July average temperature is-0/9℃ to 26℃. It's MINUS 40 degrees Celsius at the coldest time.

6. Iceland: Iceland is an island country in the North Atlantic Ocean, located at the intersection of the North Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic Ocean, near the Antarctic Circle. Due to the special geographical location, the summer temperature of the whole island is between 7 and 12 degrees Celsius, and the average winter temperature in Iceland is MINUS 2 degrees Celsius, and the coldest time can reach MINUS 30 degrees Celsius.

7. Mongolia: Mongolia is a landlocked country in Asia, with obvious seasonal changes, long winters and frequent snowstorms. This is one of the cradles of the "cold wave" in Asia and Europe. The average temperature in winter is below zero, and the temperature will even reach MINUS 20 degrees Celsius in the coldest time.

8. Finland: Finland is a country located in northern Europe. Winter is cold and long, with almost no sunshine, summer is mild and short, and it often snows heavily in winter. The whole country is covered with snow, and the temperature can reach MINUS 20 degrees Celsius in the coldest time.

9. Estonia: Estonia is a small country located in Eastern Europe. Due to geographical location and climatic factors, rainfall is very frequent. Snowfall is very common whenever it is coldest in winter. At the coldest time, the temperature will drop to about MINUS 20 degrees Celsius.

10, Denmark: Denmark is one of the five Nordic countries with a temperate maritime climate. The average minimum temperature is below-2.4 degrees Celsius, the winter is cold and long, and the minimum temperature reaches-15 degrees Celsius.