Chopicalqui

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Chopicalqui is a prominent glaciated mountain in the Peruvian Andes, known as one of the highest and most frequently climbed peaks of the Cordillera Blanca range.

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Chopicalqui canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Andean mountain
glaciated mountain
mountain
accessedFrom Llanganuco Valley
belongsTo Tropical Andes
linked to: tropical Andes
climbingGradeStandardRoute AD
continent South America
country Peru
elevation 20846 ft
6354 m
firstAscentBy Austrian-German expedition
linked to: Austrian expedition
firstAscentYear 1932
hasClimbingSeason dry season (approximately May–September)
hasCoordinates approx. 8.87°S 77.60°W
hasGlaciers yes
hasHazard avalanches
crevasses
seracs
hasParentPeak Huascarán
hasProminence ~894 m
hasSummitType snow and ice dome
hasTypeOfRock granodiorite (regional geology)
isCoveredBy glacial ice
permanent snow
isNear Huascarán
isNorthEastOf Huascarán
isOneOf higher peaks of the Cordillera Blanca
most frequently climbed peaks of the Cordillera Blanca
isPopularFor alpine climbing
high-altitude climbing
mountaineering
isSouthOf Chacraraju
isVisibleFrom Llanganuco Valley
isWestOf Llanganuco Valley
isWithinProtectedArea Huascarán National Park
locatedIn Andes
Cordillera Blanca
Peru
locatedInCountry Peru
locatedInProvince Yungay Province
locatedInRegion Ancash Region
mountainRange Cordillera Blanca
nearestMajorTown Yungay
partOf Huascarán National Park
standardRoute west ridge

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Cordillera Blanca hasPeak Chopicalqui
Huascarán National Park contains Chopicalqui