Lee Circuit Court 30th Judicial Circuit of Virginia Circuit Courts Informational Pamphlet
North Pole: The sun is on the horizon at the North Pole on the September Equinox in the morning. The sun sets at the North Pole at noon on the September Equinox and the North Pole remains dark until the March Equinox. Arctic Circle: Experiences 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness.
Above the imaginary line  of the Arctic Circle, about 66.3AÂ° 3Ã¢ â¦ n, latitude it is possible  to have a day with 24 hours of (sunlight) summer and a day with  24 hours of (night). Winter this is because the pole tilts  either toward or away from The sun as The earth moves in its. orbit  It is drawn at 66Â° 33' 44 (66.5622Â°) north of the  Equator.  Areas north of this circle are called the Arctic. North of the  Arctic Circle there is at least one 24-hour sunlit day per year and  one sunless day per year.