Castor

E145808

Castor is a prominent peak in the Pennine Alps on the border between Switzerland and Italy, known for its twin-summit pairing with the nearby mountain Pollux.

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Label Occurrences
Castor canonical 6

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Alpine four-thousander
mountain
climbingDifficultyNormalRoute PD+
coordinates 45.922°N 7.799°E
country Italy
Switzerland
elevation 4223 m
4223 metres
firstAscentBy F. W. Jacomb
Michel Croz
Peter Taugwalder senior
surface form: Peter Taugwalder Jr.

Peter Taugwalder senior
surface form: Peter Taugwalder Sr.

William Mathews
firstAscentDate 1861-08-23
glacierOnSlopes Festigletscher
surface form: Felikgletscher

Verra Glacier
Zwillingsgletscher
hasFeature twin summits
hasListing Alpine mountains above 4000 m
isPartOfBorder Italian–Swiss border
surface form: Swiss–Italian border
liesBetween Valtournenche
Zermatt
locatedIn Aosta Valley
Pennine Alps
Valais
locatedInMountainRange Pennine Alps
locatedOnBorderBetween Italy
Switzerland
mapRegion Swiss Federal Office of Topography swisstopo
surface form: Swisstopo 1:25,000
name Castor
namedAfter Castor
surface form: Castor (mythology)
nearbyMountain Pollux
nearestMajorSettlement Champoluc
Zermatt
normalRoute from Zermatt via Felikjoch and southwest ridge
overlooks Gorner Glacier
surface form: Gorner Glacier region

Val d’Ayas
surface form: Val d'Ayas
parentPeak Liskamm
partOf Alps
partOfSubrange Monte Rosa–Dom chain
surface form: Monte Rosa group
prominence 227 m
rangeSection Monte Rosa
surface form: Monte Rosa massif
SOIUSAClassification North-Western Alps
Pennine Alps
Western Alps
SOIUSASectionCode I/B-9
summitCount 2
twinPeakWith Pollux

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