Aq Tash

Aq Tash
Aq Tash
	Aq Tash Ladakh, (India) Aq Tash Aq Tash (India)
Highest point
Elevation	Template:Höhe (23,018 ft)
Prominence	1,176 m ↓ (5,840 m)
Isolation	8.97 km → Mamostong Kangri
Coordinates	35°04′39″N 77°38′14″E / 35.077417°N 77.6371°ECoordinates: 35°04′39″N 77°38′14″E / 35.077417°N 77.6371°E
Geography
Location	Ladakh, (India)
Parent range	Rimo Muztagh (Karakorum)
Climbing
First ascent	6 August 1993 by Nobuo Yamamoto and Yasufumi Mizote

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Aq Tash is mountain, 7,016 m, in the Rimo Muztagh, part of the Karakorum.

Location and features[edit]

The Aq Tash lies in India near its disputed border with Pakistan. A mountain arête runs northwest from Aq Tash to Mamostong Kangri, 8.97 km away.

Climbing history[edit]

The Aq Tash was first ascended on 6 August 1993 by Nobuo Yamamoto and Yasufumi Mizote, members of a Japanese expedition.^[1]

Two days later they were followed to the summit by Prem Singh, P.T. Sherpa, Mohan Singh, Khem Raj, Sange Sherpa, Wangchuk Sherpa and Hira Ram, members of an Indian expedition.^[1]

References[edit]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 "Asia, India—Eastern Karakoram, Aq Tash". American Alpine Journal, 1994, vol. 36.

External links[edit]

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[aaj1994-1] 1.0 ^1.1 "Asia, India—Eastern Karakoram, Aq Tash". American Alpine Journal, 1994, vol. 36.

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