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Welcome to NORAD Tracks Santa

Current location when posting this
Nuuk, Greenland Santa's next stop is: Grand Falls, Newfoundland, Canada 00:55


Is Santa Real?

Based on historical data and more than 50 years of NORAD tracking information, we believe that Santa Claus is alive and well in the hearts of children throughout the world.
Santa Claus is known by many names, including Saint Nick. Historians claim that the history of Santa starts with the tradition of Saint Nicholas, a 4th century Christian priest who lived in the Middle East in an area of present-day Turkey who became famous for his kindness. He was known for giving gifts to the less fortunate, sprinkling gifts of gold down people's chimneys or hiding surprises in their stockings.
It may be that the Santa we know today emerged from the legacy of Saint Nicholas. Clearly, Santa's basic approach to gift giving is strikingly similar. Could they be the same person? Only Santa Claus knows for sure.

Long before the Wright brothers flew the first airplane or the Montgolfier brothers launched the first hot air balloon, Santa had to find a way to travel from house to house at great speed. We know from our Santa Cam images that Santa’s choice for quick transportation was a herd of flying reindeer. Detailed information on these reindeer remains elusive; we do know, however, that Santa enlisted the reindeer to help him with his worldwide mission of gift-giving. A veil of sweet mystery hides the rest.
Virginia’s letter, written in December 1897, is the most famous example of a child wanting to know about Santa.
Listen to Virginia's famous letter

Listen to the Editor's response to Virginia's letter

Videos

Santa Cams are ultra-cool, high-tech, high-speed digital cameras pre-positioned at many locations around the world only on Christmas Eve. The cameras capture images and videos of Santa and his reindeer as they make their journey around the world.
This page is continuously updated as new videos become available. Check back often!
Most recent location:
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Sucre, Bolivia!
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Current location
Puerto Natales, ChileSanta's next stop is:
Valparaiso, Chile 00:16 biggrin
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I heard they have a warrant out for Santa! He ran over somebody's Grandma! LOL! :P
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This thread is being close until next year !!
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