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Hammerfest is in Norway.

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Hammerfest's population is 9,934.

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Hammerfest FK was created in 1994.

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Hammerfest Airport was created in 1974.

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The area of Hammerfest is 849 square kilometers.

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The airport code for Hammerfest Airport is HFT.

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hammerfest is colder than vostok station

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The population density of Hammerfest is 11.7 people per square kilometer.

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9912 (last update January 1, 2011).

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Reinert Kiil was born on April 28, 1982, in Hammerfest, Norway.

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Kenneth Dybvik was born on April 25, 1983, in Hammerfest, Norway.

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July the average temperature is 20.1 degrees Celsius

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December January Febuary and sometimes march i believe google if i am wrong

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The average temperature in January in Hammerfest, Norway is around -5°C, while in July it is around 11°C. These temperatures can vary slightly each year due to weather patterns and climate fluctuations.

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Anne Lise Wang died on March 20, 1967, in Hammerfest, Norway.

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Kris Morgan Ratama is born January 11th 1997 at Hammerfest hospital

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During the summer months, Hammerfest experiences the phenomenon of the Midnight Sun, where the sun does not set for about 2 months. In contrast, during the winter months, the city has polar nights where the sun does not rise for about 2 months.

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4 months, one season is the time my penis needs to refuel after sex.

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Ragnvald Jacobsen has written:

'Bankens virke, byens vekst' -- subject(s): Hammerfest sparekasse, History

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Hammer fest was the 1st town in Europe to have streetlights because at some times of the year it would be in darkness for 24 hours!!

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In Hammerfest, Norway, during January (winter), the days are very short and the nights are long, with only a few hours of daylight. In contrast, during July (summer), the days are very long with almost 24 hours of daylight and very short or no nights at all.

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Alert in Canada is the most northest place humans are permanently located, also Hammerfest Norway and Dikson Russia. However the northest capital is Reykjavík Iceland with population only over 10 thousand. Northest major capital is Helsinki Finland.

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The average temperature in January in Hamsterfest, Norway is around -4°C, while the average temperature in July is around 16°C.

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The coordinates 70 degrees north and 18 degrees east point to a location in Norway, specifically in the northern part of the country, near the city of Hammerfest. It is situated in the Arctic Circle and experiences extreme seasonal variations due to its high northern latitude.

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The northernmost town in Maine is Estcourt Station, located on the Canada–United States border. It is an unorganized territory and is known for being the northernmost point in Maine accessible by road.

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Russia, followed by Norway.

The northernmost point of Europe is Cape Fligely, Russia (European portion). However, if you exclude Russia then the northernmost point is Rossøya, Norway (which is a part of the Svalbard Islands, a Norwegian territory).

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Some cities in the world that are north of 64 degrees latitude include Tromsø and Hammerfest in Norway, Murmansk in Russia, and Upernavik in Greenland. These cities are located in the Arctic region and experience long periods of darkness in winter and midnight sun in summer due to their high latitude.

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it is different on each time of the year. at the summer it is light and sun day and night. at the spring it is dark from about 10-11 at the evening to 5-6 at the night. at the autumm there is dark from 7-8 at the morning to 9-10 at the evening. at the winter it is dark from 8-10 at the morning to 3-4 at the afternoon. remember to have in mind that Norway is a long country and there can be small differenses in different parts of Norway. I live in Lofoten and wrote how it is here.

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You can see the Midnight sun in Norway. Please see below for the dates and places to see this: Place First - LastdayBodø 2 June - 10 July Hammerfest 14 May - 28 July Longyearbyen/Svalbard 19 April - 23 Aug. North Cape 12 May - 29 July Svolvær 27 May - 17 July Tromsø 20 May - 21 July

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Assuming you mean, 'What city is located furthermost (farthermost) north,' Wikipedia says, "Hammerfest claims to be the northernmost city in the world, although the title is disputed by Honningsvåg, Norway; Barrow, Alaska; and Longyearbyen, Svalbard."

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The three largest cities in Norway are Oslo (the capital) , Bergen, and Trondheim. Other notable cities include: Alesund, Bodo, Drammen, Fredrikstad, Gjovik, Hammerfest, Haugesund, Kristiansand, Kristiansund, Lillehammer, Narvik, Skien, Stavanger, Tromso, Vadso, Voss.

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The closest permanent settlement to 90 degrees north latitude is Alert, Nunavut, Canada, at 82°28′N. It has a permanent number of 5 inhabitants which was recorded in 2006.

The closest town to 90 degrees north latitude with more than a population of 1,000 is Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway, at 78°13′N.

The closest city to 90 degrees north latitude with more than a population of 5,000 is Hammerfest, Norway, at 70°40′0″N.

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There are 12 or more hours of daylight south of the equator between the September and March equinoxes (around September 23 to March 20). Between the equator and the Tropic of Capricorn (about 23.5 S) there are about 12 hours, as is the case throughout the tropics. As you go farther south, the length of the day increases until it is 24 hours at the South Pole (the sun circles the horizon and does not set until the vernal equinox).

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There are two ways at present of using tidal power:

# Barrage systems. This system, built like a dam across a river, holds back the water till the tide has gone out, then uses the potential energy of the water to turn turbines in the barrage. This is an expensive system with many disadvantages.

# Tidal Stream systems. This consists of using turbines, rather like wind turbines, to use the kinetic power of the moving water to generate electricity. This is easier and cheaper to install.

There are three Barrage systems operating throughout the world.

# One large 240 MW plant on the Rance River in France, and two small plants,

# one in the Bay of Fundy in Canada, and

# another in Kislaya Guba in Russia. There is only one Tidal Stream system working commercially:

* A fullsize turbine prototype, SeaGen, was installed in Strangford Lough in Northern Ireland in 2008, with a capacity of 1.2 MW. A large number of smaller tidal stream pilot schemes are being trialled.

* In Hammerfest, Norway a turbine, generating 300 kW, started in 2003. * A 300 kW Periodflow marine current propeller type turbine was tested in Devon, England in 2003. * Since April 2007 a prototype project in the East River in New York City has been running. * An Open-Centre Turbine, has a prototype being tested at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC), in Orkney, Scotland. * A Gorlov turbine, an improved helical design, is being prototyped on a large scale in S. Korea. * Neptune Renewable Energy has developed Proteus which uses a barrage of vertical axis crossflow turbines for use mainly in estuaries. * During 2003 a 150kW oscillating hydroplane device, the Stingray, was tested off the Scottish coast. * Successful commercial trials of highly efficient shrouded tidal turbines on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia in 2002. * Shrouded turbines are being installed for a remote Australian community in northern Australia, two small turbines will provide 3.5 MW. * Another larger 5 meter diameter turbine, capable of 800 kW in 4 m/s of flow, is planned as a tidal powered desalination showcase near Brisbane Australia in October 2008. * The Hydro Venturi, is being tested in San Francisco Bay. * In April 2008, a turbine-generator unit (TGU) prototype was successfully tested at Cobscook Bay and Western Passage tidal sites near Eastport, Maine. * Trials in the Strait of Messina, Italy, started in 2001 of the Kobold concept.

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