Climate for Inner Mongolia
(China)
Average daytime and nighttime temperatures
All climatic diagrams on this site result from the collected data from 38 measuring stations in Inner Mongolia.
Weather stations at an altitude above 1430m have not been included.
All data correspond to the average monthly values of the last 20 years.
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Inner Mongolia is one of the coldest regions in China with an average daily high temperature of only 10 degrees centigrade. The climate in China is not really suitable for petted US Westcoasters or Central Europeans. It is mostly cold and in winter months the mercury column won't reach anything above freezing point. In the cold season even the maximum temperatures are well below zero. Due to the warmer temperatures the best time for traveling is from April to September. Winter athletes will find their favorite weather conditions from November to March.
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The most important cities in the region of Inner Mongolia
Inner Mongolia is a part of China and has an east-west extension of about 1360 km. From north to south it is approximately 1260 km. The biggest cities are Baotou and Chifeng. The local time is now Tuesday, 8:31 pm.| City | Population | Geo-Position | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baotou | 2,096,851 | 40°39'8"N | 109°49'20"E |
| Chifeng | 1,153,723 | 42°16'6"N | 118°57'49"E |
| Tongliao | 793,913 | 43°36'45"N | 122°15'55"E |
| Hohhot | 774,477 | 40°48'38"N | 111°39'8"E |
| Ordos | 582,544 | 39°36'31"N | 109°46'54"E |
| Wuhai | 427,553 | 39°41'4"N | 106°48'57"E |
| Yakeshi | 405,806 | 49°16'60"N | 120°43'60"E |
| Jining | 258,757 | 41°1'39"N | 113°6'21"E |
| Dongsheng | 252,566 | 39°48'58"N | 109°58'39"E |
| Hailar | 211,066 | 49°12'0"N | 119°42'0"E |
| Manzhouli | 181,112 | 49°36'0"N | 117°25'60"E |
| Ulanhot | 165,846 | 46°4'60"N | 122°4'60"E |
| Genhe | 157,337 | 50°46'60"N | 121°31'0"E |
| Jagdaqi | 135,760 | 50°25'0"N | 124°7'0"E |
| Zalantun | 132,224 | 48°0'0"N | 122°43'0"E |
| Wuda | 129,922 | 39°29'58"N | 106°42'42"E |
| Xilin Hot | 120,965 | 43°58'0"N | 116°1'60"E |
| Jalai Nur | 107,828 | 49°27'0"N | 117°42'0"E |
| Beichengqu | 72,444 | 40°26'22"N | 113°9'13"E |
| Shiguai | 70,357 | 40°42'21"N | 110°17'8"E |
| Pingzhuang | 67,273 | 42°2'14"N | 119°17'20"E |
| Salaqi | 64,704 | 40°32'29"N | 110°30'39"E |
| Oroqen Zizhiqi | 61,582 | 50°34'0"N | 123°43'0"E |
| Mujiayingzi | 60,627 | 42°7'0"N | 118°46'60"E |
| Erenhot | 16,427 | 43°38'51"N | 111°58'36"E |