Gasherbrum I

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Karakoram mountain eight-thousander mountain

Gasherbrum I is one of the world’s fourteen eight-thousanders, a major peak of the Karakoram range on the Pakistan–China border and among the highest mountains on Earth.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Karakoram mountain → eight-thousander → mountain →
alsoKnownAs	Hidden Peak → K5 →
climbingCategory	expedition peak →
continent	Asia →
country	China → Pakistan →
elevation	26509 ft → 8080 m →
firstAscentBy	Andy Kauffman → Pete Schoening →
firstAscentDate	1958-07-05 →
firstAscentExpeditionFrom	United States →
firstAscentExpeditionLeader	Nicholas B. Clinch →
firstAscentRoute	northwest ridge →
hasClimbingHazard	avalanche risk → crevasses → severe weather →
hasGlacier	Gasherbrum Glacier →
hasNearbyPeak	Gasherbrum II → Gasherbrum III → Gasherbrum IV →
isAmong	highest mountains on Earth →
isMajorPeakOf	Karakoram →
isOneOf	eight-thousanders →
liesWithin	Karakoram range on the Pakistan–China border →
locatedIn	Baltoro Muztagh → Gilgit-Baltistan → Xinjiang →
locatedInMountainRange	Karakoram →
locatedInSubrange	Baltoro Muztagh →
locatedOnBorderOf	China → Pakistan →
namedBy	Thomas George Montgomerie →
nameMeaning	Beautiful mountain (from Balti "rgasha" + "brum") →
parentPeak	K2 →
partOf	Gasherbrum massif →
prominence	2155 m →
rankAmongWorldsHighest	11 →
region	Central Asia →
standardClimbingSeason	summer →
typicalAccessPoint	Skardu →
typicalBaseCampArea	Concordia region →
typicalTrekApproach	Baltoro Glacier →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Baltoro Glacier → Gasherbrum II → Gasherbrum IV →	near
Karakoram →	contains
Gilgit-Baltistan →	containsPeak
Baltoro Muztagh →	hasEightThousander
Baltoro Muztagh →	hasNotablePeak
China–Pakistan border →	nearbyPeak
Gasherbrum II →	parentPeak