10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANCOHUMA»
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Bolivia: A Climbing Guide
The main exception is climbs in the Ancohuma-Illampu massif where the starting
point is Sorata, which is 4 hours by bus from La Paz. From Sorata, it is generally
at least 2 days on foot to base camp. MAPS In addition to the O'Brien map, IGM ...
Yossi Brain, Paula Thurman, 1998
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Ancohuma is the third highest mountain in Bolivia (after Sajama and Illimani).
Stefanu Elias Aloysius, 2011
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The Andes: A Guide for Climbers
Ancohuma is the highest point of the Sorata massif. Its height has been disputed
but reports in the 1970's that it was 7014m high were greatly exaggerated,
though they did achieve credibility in the Times Atlas. The alternative spelling of ...
Ancohuma is the highest peak in the Sorata Massif, towering on the remote
northern edge of the Cordillera Real. It was not climbed until 1919 and remains a
challenging climb. For a long time, various sources put Ancohuma at around
7000m, ...
Lonely Planet, Greg Benchwick, Paul Smith, 2013
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V!VA Travel Guides Bolivia
Ancohuma Climb Mount Ancohuma (6,427 m / 21,085 ft) is found in the northern
part of the Cordillera Real. It's the largest peak in the Ancohuma Illampu Massif,
situated to the southeast of Mount Illampu. It was first climbed in the early 20th ...
Karen Hartburn, Paula Newton, 2010
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1997 American Alpine Journal
Marcelo Scanu, Buenos Aires, Argentina Ancohuma, Various Ascents. The Joint
Services Expedition to the Andes (JSE Andes '95) took place in Bolivia from April
25 to June l4, l995. The expedition combined mountaineering in the Cordillera ...
American Alpine Club Press
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The American Alpine Journal
We approached the isolated eastern valleys of the Ancohuma-Illampu Massif via
Cocoyu. Although there is significant scope here for new routes, expeditions
have all but abandoned the eastern aspect of the Northern Cordillera Real, and ...
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Mountaineering in the Andes: a sourcebook for climbers
P. 5900m: 'West' peak of Ancohuma massif: 1-1967 during traverse of whole
Ancohuma massif from W- E. Ancohuma 6427m: 1-1919 via S.W.face (ord.route):
NW flank- 1922: NW. ridge-1950 W. ridge-1964: Traversed W.-E.-1967: S.S.E. ...
Jill Neate, Expedition Advisory Centre (London, England), 1994
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The Andes of Bolivia: Adventures and a Climbing Guide
ANCOHUMA (JANKHO UMA) 6,427m/21 ,080 ft INTRODUCTION The southern
aspect of Ancohuma has a long ridge, like a spinal column from which a number
of smaller ridges branch off. It is a complex, imposing mountain, as impressive as
...
Alain Mesili, Erik Monasterio, 2004
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Bridges: Geography of South America
Page 6 Mount Ancohuma 5,280 feet x 4 = 21,120 feet (1,609 m x 4 = 6,436 m)
Mount Ancohuma's height of 21,085 feet (6,427 m) is closest to 21,120 (6,436). 3.
Page 11 About 125 years 1 inch of rain ÷ the total rainfall per year of 0.008 = 125
...
Kristine Hirschmann, 2011
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANCOHUMA»
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Ancohuma is used in the context of the following news items.
International Adventure Guide 2013: La Paz And Southwest Bolivia
It's equally popular amongst vacationers from La Paz, 93 miles away, who come for the views of towering, snowcapped Illampu, and Ancohuma ... «Gadling, Apr 13»
2009, um ano e tanto para Maximo Kausch
Não tivemos moleza nestas escaladas, fizemos o Sajama e o Ancohuma com mal tempo e o Illimani abrindo caminho na neve. O Illampu é um ... «Alta Montanha, Jan 10»
