List of cities in Russia by average winter temperature

The following table lists the average winter temperature in the 25 largestcities in Russia. Population and rank are from the All-Russian census of 2002.^[1]Average winter temperatures are from the references cited on each line.

Table

Rank	City	Population (2002)^[1]	Avg Winter Temp (°C)
1	Moscow	10,126,424	−13.0 ^[2]
2	Saint Petersburg	4,661,219	−10.0 ^[3]
3	Novosibirsk	1,425,508	−20.0 ^[4]
4	Nizhny Novgorod	1,311,252	−15.0 ^[5]
5	Yekaterinburg	1,293,537	−17.0 ^[6]
6	Samara	1,157,880	−14.0 ^[7]
7	Omsk	1,134,016	−20.0 ^[8]
8	Kazan	1,105,289	−14.0 ^[9]
9	Chelyabinsk	1,077,174	−18.0 ^[10]
10	Rostov-on-Don	1,068,267	−7.0 ^[11]
11	Ufa	1,042,437	−14.0 ^[12]
12	Volgograd	1,011,417	−16.0 ^[13]
13	Perm	1,001,653	−15.0 ^[14]
14	Krasnoyarsk	909,341	−18.0 ^[15]
15	Saratov	873,055	−12.0 ^[16]
16	Voronezh	848,752	−6.0 ^[17]
17	Tolyatti	702,879	−18.0 ^[18]
18	Krasnodar	646,175	−7.0 ^[19]
19	Ulyanovsk	635,947	−11.0 ^[20]
20	Izhevsk	632,140	−14.0 ^[21]
21	Yaroslavl	613,088	−11.0 ^[22]
22	Barnaul	600,749	−15.5
23	Vladivostok	594,701	−14.0 ^[23]
24	Irkutsk	593,604	−15.0 ^[24]
25	Khabarovsk	583,072	−22.0 ^[25]

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