north face of Mount Everest

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The north face of Mount Everest is the steep, remote Tibetan side of the world’s highest mountain, known for its extreme climbing routes and historic early British expeditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain face
accessedFrom Chinese Everest Base Camp NERFINISHED
Tibet NERFINISHED
associatedWith Andrew Irvine NERFINISHED
Edward Norton NERFINISHED
George Mallory NERFINISHED
Reinhold Messner NERFINISHED
Tenzing Norgay NERFINISHED
climbingDifficulty very high
climbingSeason post-monsoon (autumn)
pre-monsoon (spring)
elevationRange approximately 6500–8849 metres above sea level
firstExploredBy British Everest expeditions
hasFeature Hornbein Couloir NERFINISHED
North Col NERFINISHED
Northeast Ridge NERFINISHED
Norton Couloir NERFINISHED
high avalanche risk slopes
large hanging glaciers
steep rock and ice walls
hasRoute Great Couloir (Hornbein Couloir) route
Hornbein Couloir route NERFINISHED
Japanese Couloir route
North Col–Northeast Ridge route NERFINISHED
Norton Couloir route NERFINISHED
hazard altitude sickness
avalanches
crevasses
extreme cold
high winds
rockfall
knownFor extreme climbing routes
high objective danger
historic British expeditions
remote access
severe wind exposure
steep terrain
very low temperatures
locatedIn China
Tibet Autonomous Region NERFINISHED
locatedOn Tibetan Plateau NERFINISHED
notableExpedition 1921 British Mount Everest reconnaissance expedition NERFINISHED
1922 British Mount Everest expedition NERFINISHED
1924 British Mount Everest expedition NERFINISHED
orientation north
partOf Mount Everest NERFINISHED
relativeTo opposite the south face of Mount Everest
usedFor alpine-style ascents
high-altitude mountaineering

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George Leigh-Mallory bodyDiscoveredAt north face of Mount Everest
North Col connects north face of Mount Everest
this entity surface form: North Face of Mount Everest
South Col route comparedTo north face of Mount Everest
this entity surface form: North Col route on Mount Everest