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THE 10 HOTTEST PLACES


01 dasht-e Lut iran
70.7°C the highest surface temperature officially confirmed on earth was detected by the moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer (moDis) on nAsA’s Aqua satellite at Gandom Beryan in the Dasht-e lut (lut Desert) between 2003 and 2005.


02 Queensland Outback australia
69.2°C


03 Flaming Mountains Xinjiang, China 66.7°C


04 Al-Aziziyah libya 57.8°C for many years, this temperature (detected in september 1922) was the highest ever recorded.


05 Death Valley usa
56.7℃


06 Rub’ al Khali (empty Quarter) arabian peninsula
56°C


07 Kebili tunisia
55°C


08 Timbuktu Mali
54°C


09 tirat Zvi israel
53.7°C this temperature was recorded at a kibbutz in June 1942 – at that time, the highest ever documented in Asia.


10 Dallol ethiopia 34.4°C this was the average annual temperature from 1960 to 1966.
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