Solstice this Sunday: longest day, longest night

On this 21st of June, 7% of mankind will have no daylight, but a long 24 hours night. On the other hand, in Europe and North America, this shall be the longest day.

North of the Arctic Circle (66º 30' N), on Sunday 21, there will be full 24 h daylight.

Salekhard, Russia (66º 53')  ): the sun barely touches the horizon, and then starts rising again.

Iqaluit, Canada (63º 43' N): daylight for 20h 12m

Anchorage, Alaska (61º 13' N): sunrise at 4:20, sunset at 23:42 , that's 19 h sunlight.

Antarctic Circle (66º 30' S): on Sunday, there is a brief peak of light on the horizon, a few seconds, and the Sun vanishes. More southernly, a long 24 hours night.

City	Country	Latitude	Sunrise	Sunset	Day Length
Thule	Greenland	77° 29'	None	None	24:00
Tromso	Norway	69° 40'	None	None	24:00
Fairbanks	Alaska	64° 54'	02:56	00:52	21:56
Anchorage	Alaska	61° 09'	04:21	23:42	19:21
St.Petersburg	Russia	59° 53'	04:35	23:25	18:50

An excellent interactive map:
http://time.unitarium.com/events/longest-day.html

Have a nice Solstice !