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Solo Climber From Japan Found Dead After Falling From North America's Tallest Peak
Upon investigation, rangers were able to identify the fallen climber's location at 17,000 feet using data from his satellite communication device.
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52-Year-Old Climber Dies After 1,000 Feet Fall From Alaska Mountain
A 52-year-old man died and another was seriously injured after falling 1,000 feet off a steep Alaska mountain in Denali National Park.
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Kilimanjaro To Everest, Kerala Man's Quest To Climb World's Highest Peaks
Some years back, he did not even think of having a passport or visiting foreign shores. Buyt last year, 36-year-old Shaikh Hassan Khan from Kerala scaled Mount Everest and in 2021, he climbed Kilimanjaro.
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Telangana Woman Scales 7 Tallest Mountains In 7 Continents
Poorna Malavath, a mountaineer from Telangana, has created history by scaling the seven tallest summits located in seven continents. She achieved the feat after climbing Mount Denali (6,190mt) - the highest mountain in the continent of North America.
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Aparna Kumar First IPS Officer To Scale North America's Highest Peak Denali
Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Aparna Kumar has become the first civil servant to scale Mount Denali, the highest peak in North America.
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Denali, Tallest Peak in North America, Loses 10 Feet
The tallest peak in North America not only just lost the name it carried for a century, it also lost 10 feet in stature due to modern-day measurements, scientists said Wednesday.
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Mount McKinley Becomes Denali - Except on Air Force One Map
The televised flight map on Air Force One still called it Mount McKinley, but President Barack Obama was all about capturing the historic moment that Denali - now the name of North America's tallest peak - came into view.
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Why a Mountain Was Renamed Ahead of Obama's Visit to Alaska
Mount McKinley, the tallest of North America's mountains, is officially being renamed Denali, the White House said Sunday, on the eve of President Barack Obama's historic visit to Alaska.
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Solo Climber From Japan Found Dead After Falling From North America's Tallest Peak
Upon investigation, rangers were able to identify the fallen climber's location at 17,000 feet using data from his satellite communication device.
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52-Year-Old Climber Dies After 1,000 Feet Fall From Alaska Mountain
A 52-year-old man died and another was seriously injured after falling 1,000 feet off a steep Alaska mountain in Denali National Park.
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Kilimanjaro To Everest, Kerala Man's Quest To Climb World's Highest Peaks
Some years back, he did not even think of having a passport or visiting foreign shores. Buyt last year, 36-year-old Shaikh Hassan Khan from Kerala scaled Mount Everest and in 2021, he climbed Kilimanjaro.
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Telangana Woman Scales 7 Tallest Mountains In 7 Continents
Poorna Malavath, a mountaineer from Telangana, has created history by scaling the seven tallest summits located in seven continents. She achieved the feat after climbing Mount Denali (6,190mt) - the highest mountain in the continent of North America.
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Aparna Kumar First IPS Officer To Scale North America's Highest Peak Denali
Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Aparna Kumar has become the first civil servant to scale Mount Denali, the highest peak in North America.
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Denali, Tallest Peak in North America, Loses 10 Feet
The tallest peak in North America not only just lost the name it carried for a century, it also lost 10 feet in stature due to modern-day measurements, scientists said Wednesday.
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Mount McKinley Becomes Denali - Except on Air Force One Map
The televised flight map on Air Force One still called it Mount McKinley, but President Barack Obama was all about capturing the historic moment that Denali - now the name of North America's tallest peak - came into view.
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Why a Mountain Was Renamed Ahead of Obama's Visit to Alaska
Mount McKinley, the tallest of North America's mountains, is officially being renamed Denali, the White House said Sunday, on the eve of President Barack Obama's historic visit to Alaska.
