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Crossword-Solution: VERKHOYANSK 11 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 28

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Pertaining to, or situated near, the back, or dorsum, of an animal or of one of its parts; notal; tergal; neural; as, the dorsal fin of a fish; the dorsal artery of the tongue; -- opposed to ventral.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD OF THE DE WINDT EXPEDITION 377 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS HARRY DE WINDT Frontispiece POOR YAKUTES Facing page 64 THE CHIEF OF POLICE, VERKHOYANSK 97 A VISITOR 128 CAPE DESPAIR 193 TENESKIN'S DAUGHTERS 224 ESKIMO GIRLS 289 CONSTRUCTING THE WHITE PASS RAILWAY 320 [Illustration] PARIS TO NEW YORK BY LAND PART I EUROPE AND ASIA CHAPTER I THROUGH EUROPE.
From Paris to New York by Land Harry de Windt 2008
From Verkhoyansk we again proceed (still with reindeer) in a north-easterly direction to the tiny political settlement of Sredni-Kolymsk, where we discard our deer (for there is no more moss) and take to dog-sleds.
From Paris to New York by Land Harry de Windt 2008
There we had to face 75° below zero, but then Yuk-Takh adjoins Verkhoyansk, the coldest place in the world.
From Paris to New York by Land Harry de Windt 2008
Moreover, the mountain passes south of Verkhoyansk were blocked with snow, and, even if deer were obtainable, we might be detained on the wrong side of the range for days, or even weeks.
From Paris to New York by Land Harry de Windt 2008
But this is probably a mistake, for I carefully searched records of the temperature kept daily for the past fifteen years, and found that the greatest summer heat experienced during that period was 78° Fahrenheit in the shade, which is cooler than an average English summer; 69° below zero appeared to be the greatest cold here between the months of October and March, while at Verkhoyansk we experienced 78° below zero, which is, I imagine, about as low as the thermometer can fall on this earth.
From Paris to New York by Land Harry de Windt 2008