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Abisko, Barrow to Svalbard: 7 Places on Earth where the sun never sets

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Svalbard, Norway

From late April to late August, the Svalbard region experiences continuous daylight.

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Abisko, Sweden

Visible from early May to mid-July.

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Reykjavik, Iceland

The midnight sun is visible from late May to mid-July.

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Barrow, Alaska

Visible from mid-May to early August.

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Nunavut & Yukon, Canada

The midnight sun is visible from late April to mid-August.

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Murmansk, Russia

Murmansk, the largest city north of the Arctic Circle, experiences 62 days of continuous daylight.

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Qaanaaq, Greenland

The phenomenon of the midnight sun can be observed in this region from late April to late August.

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