The coldest inhabited place on Earth

[Austo]

I doubt it. During winter, temperature casually drops to -15°C in the Anatolian heartland, and to -30°C in the mountainous east. In major Austrian cities (where immigrants live), average winter temperatures seem to be around 0°C.

Average winter temperature where i live is around -10 grades. I am not from a city.

[Austo]

Funniest comment i've ever seen You took statistics of how Turkish people clothing or what?

Are you turks really all that stupid?
When i went to school i saw it how the invaders froze their butts of while Austrians stood aside sweating.

[Vasconcelos]

So living in a colder place is something worth bragging about these days?

[Dengizik]

Are you turks really all that stupid?
When i went to school i saw it how the invaders froze their butts of while Austrians stood aside sweating.

No we cant beat Austrians about that. So three or four Turkish people with thick jackets equals all Turks. Seems legit.

[Austo]

No we cant beat Austrians about that. So three or four Turkish people with thick jackets equals all Turks. Seems legit.

Actually these Turks came from the Turkish mountains hahahha

[Hayalet]

How many percents from the population of Turkey lives in Anatolian heartland? And how many percents in mountainous area?

Tens of millions live in the former, while several millions live in the latter.

[silver_surfer]

Wait, I distinctly remember reading somewhere that the coldest temperature ever recorded in Russia was -69 degrees in Pevek, Yakutia.