Kangze Gyai

Kangze Gyai
Kangze Gyai
	Kangze Gyai Kangze Gyai
Highest point
Elevation	5,808 m (19,055 ft)
Prominence	2,231 m (7,320 ft)
Isolation	359.22 km (223.21 mi)
Listing	Mountains of China; Ultra;
Coordinates	38°30′1″N 97°43′29″E / 38.50028°N 97.72472°E
Geography
Country	China
Province	Qinghai
Parent range	Qilian Mountains

Kangze Gyai (also known as Kangze’Gyai) (Chinese-Simplified: 团结峰) is a mountain located in Qinghai, China and is the highest peak in the Qilian Mountains. It is an ultra-prominent peak and is the 139th highest in Asia.^[1] It has an elevation of 5,808 m (19,055 ft).

There have been four ascents with the first being in September 1958 by a large Chinese expedition. Three climbers reached the summit on September 14, and 10 more climbers followed the day after on September 15.^[2] The other ascents took place in August 1999, October 2009, and August 2013.^[3]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "Kangze'gyai". Peakbagger.com. Retrieved 2024-10-29.
^ Zonghua, Huang (2010). "Kangze'gyai (ca 5,800m), West Face". American Alpine Journal. 52 (84). American Alpine Club: 333. Retrieved 2024-10-29.
^ "团结峰 - Mountain Peak Database". www.peakwiki.org. Retrieved 2024-10-29.

[pb-1] "Kangze'gyai". Peakbagger.com. Retrieved 2024-10-29.

[aaj_2010-2] Zonghua, Huang (2010). "Kangze'gyai (ca 5,800m), West Face". American Alpine Journal. 52 (84). American Alpine Club: 333. Retrieved 2024-10-29.

[3] "团结峰 - Mountain Peak Database". www.peakwiki.org. Retrieved 2024-10-29.

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Mountain ranges of China
Geography of China
Northwestern	Altai Mountains Dzungarian Alatau Tian Shan Borohoro Mountains Tarbagatai Mountains Kunlun Mountains Altyn-Tagh Qilian Mountains Helan Mountains Liupan Mountains
Qinghai-Tibet and Southwestern	Himalayas Transhimalaya Pamir Mountains Karakoram Argu Tagh Yengisogat Kunlun Mountains Hoh Xil Bayan Har Mountains Amne Machin Tanggula Mountains Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains Hengduan Mountains Gaoligong Mountains Yunling Mountains Ailao Mountains Qionglai Mountains Daxue Mountains Min Mountains
Northeast	Greater Khingan Lesser Khingan Changbai Mountains Wanda Mountains Qian Mountains
North and East	Yin Mountains Lang Mountains Lüliang Mountains Taihang Mountains Zhongtiao Mountains Mount Tai Tianmu Mountain Yandang Mountains Wuyi Mountains
Central	Qinling Daba Mountains Dabie Mountains Wudang Mountains Jingshan Mountains Luoxiao Mountains Jiuling Mountains Mufu Mountains Wugong Mountains Huangshan Wuling Mountains Xuefeng Mountains
South	Cang Mountain Daliang Mountains Dalou Mountains Nanling Mountains Jiuyi Mountains Yuecheng Mountains Longmen Mountains Western Mountains
Landforms of China

See also

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