The world's most extreme toilet is located in Siberia, 8,500 feet above
sea level. It's not just the height that makes it scary; the toilet is
perched rather precariously on the edge of a cliff.
It's meant to serve just five people - employees at the remote weather
station at Kara-Tyurek. Kara-Tyurek, which means 'Black Heart' in the
local language, lies in the Russian Altai Mountains. Its weather station
has been operational since 1939, and the five people working there have
just the one toilet to use.
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