North Ushba

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North Ushba is one of the twin summits of the dramatic, technically challenging Ushba peak in the Caucasus Mountains of Georgia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain summit
climbingType alpine climbing
mixed rock and ice climbing
country Georgia
elevation 15387 ft
4690 m
firstAscentBy Christian Zurbuchen NERFINISHED
John Garford Cockin NERFINISHED
Ulrich Almer NERFINISHED
firstAscentYear 1888
hasGlaciersOnSlopes yes
hasTwinPeak South Ushba NERFINISHED
hazard avalanches
frequent storms
rockfall
isPartOf Ushba massif NERFINISHED
knownFor dramatic appearance
technical climbing difficulty
locatedIn Caucasus Mountains NERFINISHED
Europe
Georgia NERFINISHED
Greater Caucasus NERFINISHED
Svaneti NERFINISHED
mountainRange Caucasus Mountains NERFINISHED
near village of Mazeri
notableAspect iconic silhouette visible from Svaneti valleys
one of the most difficult peaks of the Caucasus
parentPeak Ushba NERFINISHED
partOf Ushba NERFINISHED
partOfProtectedArea Svaneti region high-mountain environment
prominence about 300 m
region Mestia Municipality NERFINISHED
relativePosition north of South Ushba
rockType metamorphic rock
season main climbing season in summer
standardRoute Northeast Ridge
standardRouteGrade D (difficile) or harder depending on conditions

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Mount Ushba hasPeak North Ushba