Ján Still

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Ján Still was a 19th-century Slovak mountaineer and priest known for making the first recorded ascent of Gerlachovský štít, the highest peak in the High Tatras and the Carpathians.

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Ján Still canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic priest
Slovak person
human
mountain
mountaineer
activeInCentury 19th century
climbingArea Carpathian Mountains
High Tatras
linked to: Tatra Mountains
country Slovakia
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Hungary
ethnicGroup Slovaks
familyName Still
givenName Ján
highestPointOf Carpathian Mountains
High Tatras
linked to: Tatra Mountains
knownAs Ján Still
languageOfEthnicGroup Slovak language
locatedIn High Tatras
linked to: Tatra Mountains
notableAchievement made the first recorded ascent of Gerlachovský štít
notableAscent Gerlachovský štít
notableFor first recorded ascent of Gerlachovský štít
notableWork pioneering ascents in the High Tatras
occupation mountaineer
priest
partOf Carpathian Mountains
religion Roman Catholicism

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Ján Still knownAs Ján Still
Gerlach firstAscentBy Ján Still