Historica Canada on X: OTD in 1947, the coldest temperature ever recorded in NA. -63C in Snag, Yukon. Image: flickr / X

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Parks Canada - On this day in 1947, the village of Snag in the Yukon hit -62.8 degrees Celsius, the lowest confirmed temperature ever recorded in North America! Visit our “This Week

Canada on X: The answer is Snag, #Yukon. This region was deeply touched by the #ColdSnap of 1947 which affected most of the world. Bringing the temperature down to –63C, Yukon holds

Canada in SA on X: #WowCanada 34: The lowest temperature recorded in North America was -63C in #Snag, #Yukon Territory on Feb 3, 1947. / X

Tree Snag, public art, sculpture, by Douglas Coupland, Ambleside

Snag: Impermanence on the Vast Alberta Prairie - Photographs and text by Wes Bell