Cities between 60°–70° North
Between 60° and 70° north of the equator (our cities here run from 60.10°N to 64.84°N), the longest day (around June 21) lasts about 18h 54m to 21h 50m, and the shortest (around December 21) about 3h 41m to 5h 50m.
| City | Latitude | Longest day | Shortest day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mariehamn Åland Islands | 60.10°N | 18h 54m | 5h 50m |
| Helsinki Finland | 60.17°N | 18h 56m | 5h 49m |
| Anchorage United States | 61.22°N | 19h 22m | 5h 27m |
| Surgut Russia | 61.25°N | 19h 23m | 5h 26m |
| Tórshavn Faroe Islands | 62.01°N | 19h 45m | 5h 09m |
| Reykjavik Iceland | 64.14°N | 21h 08m | 4h 07m |
| Nuuk Greenland | 64.18°N | 21h 11m | 4h 06m |
| Arkhangel’sk Russia | 64.54°N | 21h 31m | 3h 53m |
| Fairbanks United States | 64.84°N | 21h 50m | 3h 41m |
Cities at the same latitude share almost the same day length, whatever their longitude. Differences come from the exact latitude and from terrain, not from time zones. See how latitude shapes daylight.