Eight-thousanders of the Himalayas and Karakoram

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The "Eight-thousanders of the Himalayas and Karakoram" are the world’s fourteen highest mountains, each exceeding 8,000 meters in elevation and renowned for their extreme climbing challenges and deadly conditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical superlative
group of mountains
mountain list
associatedWith death zone
high-altitude mountaineering
supplemental oxygen use
categoryIn UIAA eight-thousander list NERFINISHED
climbingSeason post-monsoon
pre-monsoon
contains Annapurna I NERFINISHED
Broad Peak NERFINISHED
Cho Oyu NERFINISHED
Dhaulagiri I NERFINISHED
Gasherbrum I NERFINISHED
Gasherbrum II NERFINISHED
K2 NERFINISHED
Kangchenjunga NERFINISHED
Lhotse NERFINISHED
Makalu NERFINISHED
Manaslu NERFINISHED
Mount Everest NERFINISHED
Nanga Parbat NERFINISHED
Shishapangma NERFINISHED
definingCriterion >= 8000 metres above sea level
hasNumberOfElements 14
highestElevationMetres 8848.86
highestMember Mount Everest NERFINISHED
knownFor extreme climbing difficulty
high fatality rates
severe weather conditions
technical mountaineering challenges
locatedIn Himalayas
Karakoram NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry China
India
Nepal NERFINISHED
Pakistan NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Central Asia NERFINISHED
South Asia NERFINISHED
lowestElevationMetres 8027
lowestMember Shishapangma NERFINISHED
notableListCompletedBy Jerzy Kukuczka GENERATED
Reinhold Messner GENERATED
partOf Alpine mountaineering objectives
superlativeOf highest mountains on Earth
usedAsBenchmarkIn mountaineering achievements

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