List of cities in Russia by average winter temperature

The following table lists the average winter temperature in the 25 largest cities 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.

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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]

List of cities in Russia by average winter temperature

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