This Alaska town won't see the sun for more than 2 months | CNN
Days grow longer, sunshine returns to Utqiagvik, Alaska - The Washington Post
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What Life Is Like in Alaskan Town That's Dark From November to January
Polar Night Sets On Barrow, Alaska: Sun Won't Rise For Approximately Two Months | 5newsonline.com
65 days of night: Alaska town won't see the sun until January
Sun sets in America's northern-most city, and won't be back for 65 days | WKRC
Polar night' in Utqiaġvik, Alaska: Sun won't rise again until Jan. 23
The sun will set in Barrow, Alaska, on Friday; its next sunrise is in January
The sun is setting over Barrow, Alaska. It will rise again in 2020
Sun sets on Alaskan city as it descends into 66-day 'polar night'
Ed Piotrowski on Twitter: "After 64 days with no sunrise, “Polar Night” ended FRI in Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow), AK. It's not exactly sunny by any stretch, but at least there's light! Daylight
Utqiagvik, Alaska, won't see the sun for 65 days | CNN
Long dark night': Alaskan town sees last sunset of the year, 65 days of darkness ahead | Rest of the World News
Life in Alaska in the Round-the-Clock Darkness of Polar Night | The New Yorker
This town in Alaska won't see the sun again for 2 months - KAKE
Today The Sun Will Rise On This Alaskan Town For the First Time This Year | Unofficial Networks
Long dark night': Alaskan town sees last sunset of the year, 65 days of darkness ahead | Rest of the World News
Final Sunrise Today in Utqiagvik, Alaska for 64 Days - WCCB Charlotte's CW
The Land of the Midnight Sun is Also the Land of the Polar Night | by WeatherDecTech | Medium
Polar night: Sun sets for last time this year in America's northernmost city
Polar night in America's northernmost town Utquigvik, Alaska | AccuWeather
Polar night arrives in Utqiagvik, Alaska, bringing 66 days of darkness - The Washington Post
Life in Alaska in the Round-the-Clock Darkness of Polar Night | The New Yorker
