There are a lot of very cold cities in the Untied States, even without making your way up to Alaska, but some are just colder on average than others. Most people seek out the warmest or nicest cities, but if there’s something about ice and snow that you really appreciate, you might want to consider moving to one of these 11 cities. World According to Briggs ranked U.S. cities by average winter low temperatures. He doesn’t consider small towns in this list, so don’t be confused when you don’t see your favorite tiny northern village on the list.
11 Coldest Cities In The United States
11. Bozeman, Montana – Average Winter Low: 16°F
10. Concord, New Hampshire – Average Winter Low: 16°F
9. Helena, Montana – Average Winter Low: 15°F
8. Marquette, Michigan – Average Winter Low: 13°F
7. Anchorage, Alaska – Average Winter Low: 11°F
6. St. Cloud, Minnesota – Average Winter Low: 10°F
5. Bismarck, North Dakota – Average Winter Low: 9°F
4. International Falls, Minnesota – Average Winter Low: 5°F
3. Fargo, North Dakota – Average Winter Low: 4°F
2. Grand Forks, North Dakota – Average Winter Low: 3°F
1. Fairbanks, Alaska – Average Winter Low: −17°F
