Camp IV

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Camp IV is the high-altitude summit push camp on Mount Everest’s Northeast Ridge route, used as the final staging point before climbers attempt the peak.

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Camp IV (Everest Northeast Ridge) 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf high-altitude mountaineering camp
accessedFrom Camp III (Everest Northeast Ridge) NERFINISHED
accesses summit ridge of Mount Everest
altitudeCategory death zone
associatedWithActivity high-altitude mountaineering
associatedWithMountain Mount Everest (8,848 m) NERFINISHED
climbingStyle expedition-style climbing
connectedBy fixed ropes on Northeast Ridge
distinguishedFrom Camp IV (South Col route on Nepal side) NERFINISHED
environment extreme high altitude
low oxygen
very low temperatures
follows Camp III (Everest Northeast Ridge) NERFINISHED
hazard limited rescue options
rapid weather changes
languageContext also called High Camp on Northeast Ridge NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry China NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Tibet Autonomous Region NERFINISHED
locatedOn Mount Everest NERFINISHED
locatedOnRoute Northeast Ridge route NERFINISHED
partOf Everest Northeast Ridge camp system NERFINISHED
positionInCampSequence final high camp before summit
precededBy Camp III (Everest Northeast Ridge) NERFINISHED
primaryFunction final preparation for summit day
storage of oxygen and summit gear
requires supplemental oxygen for most climbers
requiresPermitFrom Chinese authorities
riskFactor altitude sickness
frostbite
high winds
hypoxia
severe cold
routeLeadsTo Everest summit NERFINISHED
seasonalUse post-monsoon climbing season
pre-monsoon climbing season
supportProvidedBy Sherpa climbers
high-altitude porters
timeSpent minimized due to altitude risks
typicalStructure tents anchored on snow and ice
typicalUse overnight rest before summit attempt
staging point for summit bid
usedBy Everest climbers
usedFor summit push

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