Nuptse I

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Nuptse I is the highest and most prominent subpeak of the Nuptse massif in the Himalayas, known for its steep faces and challenging climbing routes near Mount Everest.

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Surface form Occurrences
Nuptse II 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain peak
climateZone alpine
climbingDifficulty very difficult
climbingStatus technical climbing required
continent Asia
coordinates 27.9667°N 86.8917°E
country Nepal
elevation 7861 m
faces Khumbu Icefall NERFINISHED
firstAscentBy Dennis Davis NERFINISHED
Sherpa Tashi NERFINISHED
firstAscentDate 1961-05-16
firstAscentExpedition British expedition
hasAlternativeName Nuptse Main NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeSpelling Nuptse I (7,861 m) NERFINISHED
hazard avalanches
rockfall
serac fall
highestSubpeakOf Nuptse massif NERFINISHED
isLessClimbedThan Lhotse NERFINISHED
Mount Everest NERFINISHED
isPopularWith elite alpinists
isSubordinateTo Lhotse-Nuptse massif NERFINISHED
liesOn southern flank of Western Cwm
listedIn Himalayan peaks over 7500 m
locatedIn Himalayas
Khumbu region NERFINISHED
Nepal NERFINISHED
Province No. 1 NERFINISHED
Solukhumbu District NERFINISHED
near Lhotse NERFINISHED
Mount Everest NERFINISHED
notableFeature challenging climbing routes
steep faces
overlooks Khumbu Glacier NERFINISHED
parentPeak Lhotse NERFINISHED
partOf Nuptse massif NERFINISHED
prominence 319 m
prominentSubpeakOf Nuptse massif NERFINISHED
range Himalayas NERFINISHED
Mahalangur Himal NERFINISHED
region Everest region NERFINISHED
relativeLocation southwest of Mount Everest
west-southwest of Lhotse
rockType metamorphic rock
standardRoute West Ridge
subpeakOf Nuptse NERFINISHED
topographicIsolation approximately 2 km

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Nuptse hasSubpeak Nuptse I
Nuptse hasSubpeak Nuptse I
this entity surface form: Nuptse II