Navigating the Extremes: A Journey on the 8 World's Northernmost Roads
Embark on an extraordinary journey, venturing where few have dared to tread. Imagine roads so remote, they touch the fringes of our planet, almost reaching the North Pole. When driving these roads, preparation is key. Ensure you're equipped with a sturdy vehicle, ample food and water supplies, matches, warm clothing, and sufficient fuel. These roads, situated in the extreme north, aren’t just pathways; they're gateways to unparalleled adventures.
Where are the world's northernmost roads?
Stretching across Europe and North America, these roads carve their paths through Russia, Norway, Canada, and the USA. Here's a closer look at the world’s northernmost routes:
| Settlement | Country | Latitude | Road |
| Nanisivik | Canada | 73° 04' | Nanisivik Highway |
| Anabar Bay | Russia | 72° 49' | Road to Anabar |
| Rogachevo | Russia | 71°36' | Rogachevo-Belushya Guba |
| Slettnes fyr | Norway | 71º 28' | Road to Slettnes fyr |
| Nordkapp | Norway | 70° 58' | Nordkapp Road |
| Prudhoe Bay | USA | 70° 19' | Dalton Highway |
| Vayda-Guba | Russia | 69° 56' | Road to Vayda-Guba |
| Tuktoyaktuk | Canada | 69° 26' | Tuktoyaktuk Winter Road |
Pic: Olivier Forbes-Bouillon