Tesla Inc TSLA has a Network of 35,000 Superchargers – which, according to the Elon Musk-led company, is the “largest global fast-charging network.”

According to Tesla, a supercharger can add up to 322 miles of range in just 15 minutes. The company says on its website that stops are “usually short and convenient.”

This web of fast chargers is now so widespread that some of them can be found in rather unlikely places around the world. Here are some extreme Supercharger locations around the world.

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Northernmost Supercharger: The world’s northernmost Supercharger is located in the Arctic Circle near Honningsvåg, Norway. The town on the island of Magerøya is Norway’s northernmost and has 2,484 inhabitants. There are three chargers at this location that are available day and night for both Tesla and Tesla Non-Tesla Vehicles.

Musk says it’s possible to make the 1,229-mile journey from Oslo to Honningsvåg through Norway, Sweden and Finland in a Tesla Company website. It requires seven charging breaks along the way, the longest of which is a 40-minute break.

Southernmost charger: Tesla’s southernmost charger is in Queenstown, New Zealand. The holiday resort is located in the Otago region of New Zealand and has 15,800 inhabitants. It is famous for skiing and other adventure tourism activities.

There are four superchargers available in Queenstown that are CCS compatible up to 150 kW. It is possible to drive from Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, to Queenstown via Christchurch. A 572-mile trip that Tesla says will take 15 hours and 27 minutes. The longest stop for charging would be in Christchurch for 50 minutes.

On top of the world: Tesla has installed a number of superchargers in Tibet. Including one in the capital of the Chinese-administered region of Lhasa. There are other Tesla remote-controlled superchargers in Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu and Yunnan.

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