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Arctic
The Arctic is the region around the Earth's North Pole, opposite the Antarctic region around the South Pole.
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What is the length of daylight at 70 degrees north latitude?
january: 0 hours
february: about 6 hours
march: 12 hours
april: about 17 hours
may, june, early july: 24 hours
late july: about 20- 22 hours
august: 18 hours
september: 12 hours
october: about 6 hours
november, december: 0 hours
source: Ontario Science, year 9.
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