Monte San Valentín

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glaciated mountain mountain summit

Monte San Valentín is a prominent glaciated mountain in Chilean Patagonia and the region’s highest summit, known for its remote location and challenging climbing conditions.

Aliases (1)

San Valentín Massif ×1

Statements (43)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	glaciated mountain → mountain → summit →
climbingDifficulty	high →
continent	South America →
country	Chile →
drainageBasin	Laguna San Rafael → Pacific Ocean →
elevation	13314 ft → 4058 m →
firstAscentBy	Hermann Hess → Jan Alfred Szczepański → Stefan Osiecki →
firstAscentYear	1938 →
hasAlternativeName	Cerro San Valentín → Monte San Clemente → San Valentín Massif →
hasClimbingHazard	avalanches → crevasses → rapidly changing weather →
hasClimbingRoute	San Quintín Glacier route → San Rafael Glacier route →
hasFeature	challenging climbing conditions → extensive glaciation → remote location →
hasGlacier	San Quintín Glacier → San Rafael Glacier →
hasMapLabel	Monte San Valentín →
isHighestPointOf	Aysén Region → Chilean Patagonia → Patagonia →
isMostProminentIn	southern Andes →
isRemote	true →
languageOfName	Spanish →
locatedIn	Aysén Region → Northern Patagonian Ice Field → Patagonia → southern Chile →
mountainRange	Andes →
nearestMajorSettlement	Coyhaique → Puerto Río Tranquilo →
partOf	Patagonian Andes →
prominence	3918 m →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Monte San Valentín ("San Valentín Massif") →	hasAlternativeName
Monte San Valentín →	hasMapLabel
Patagonia →	highestPeak