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Russia: Question 1 What area of land in Russia is practically uninhabitable due to extreme temperatures and permafrost?
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Russia: Question 1

What area of land in Russia is practically uninhabitable due to
extreme temperatures and permafrost?

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Answer: Siberia

Explanation: It has long harsh winters. The average annual temperature there is -5C or 23F. It also has mountain ranges completely void of vegetation because of frigid temperatures. It is mostly a Tundra. In the south part it has permafrost.

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