Ali Saeidi NeghabeKoohestaN, Damavand

14 Jun 2013

Adding a mountain

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EXAMPLE: MOUNT TASMAN DATA NEW MOUNTAIN DATA (try to fill as many boxes as possible)
Mount Tasman
Lat: -43.5667 Lat:
Lon: 170.15 Lon:
New Zealand
Southern Alps
New Zealand
3498 m m
GMT + 12.0h GMT + h (use "-" for negative timezones, as in the US)
December, January, February, March
Mount Cook, South Island
Basic Snow and Ice Climb
Mount Tasman is the second highest peak of New Zealand, and is located just two miles north of the highest, Mount Cook (12,355 ft). Tasman is a great white mountain, covered entirely in ice. Its great glaciers fill the surrounding valleys, and one of them, the Tasman Glacier, is one of the largest temperate glaciers outside of the Himalaya, flowing southward for over eighteen miles. All routes to the summit involve long, steep ice climbing. The main Tasman summit is surrounded by several satellite peaks, including the Silberhorn (10,850 ft.) over which the normal route ascends.

 

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