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Mountain View, MO: the southernmost city in North America with a Dfa climate at low altitude?

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10-23-2018, 02:08 PM

Kerguelen

Location: South Missouri

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People in the Ozarks like to believe they live at high elevations but they really don't, relative to the rest of the country. Lowest point in Wyoming is about twice the elevation of where I currently live.

Anyway, interesting map. I'm going to be using that for my climate-finding. Thanks.

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