Kohe Tez
| Kohe Tez | ||
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| height | 6995 m | |
| location |
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa ( Pakistan ), Badachschan ( Afghanistan ) |
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| Mountains | Hindu Kush | |
| Dominance | 2.14 km → Akher Tsagh | |
| Notch height | 585 m ↓ ( 6510 m ) | |
| Coordinates | 36 ° 39 '49 " N , 72 ° 12' 32" E | |
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| First ascent | August 28, 1962 by Jerzy Krajski, Kazimierz Olech, Adam Pąchalski and Marian Bała | |
The Kohe Tez (also Koh-e-Tez or Koh-i-Tez ) is a mountain in the Hindu Kush .
location
The 6995 m (according to other sources 7015 m ) high Kohe Tez is located in the main Hindu Kush ridge on the Pakistani-Afghan border. The 7,017 m high Akher Tsagh is located 2.14 km east-northeast of Kohe Tez. A 6390 m high saddle separates the two mountains. To the west, the ridge leads to Kohe Urgunt ( 7038 m ), 4.23 km away . In between there is the reference slit at an altitude of 6510 m . The nutrient zone of the Kotgaz Glacier is located on the northeast flank of Kohe Tez .
Ascent history
A Polish expedition (Jerzy Krajski, Kazimierz Olech, Adam Pąchalski and Marian Bała) managed to climb the summit for the first time on August 28, 1962 .
Web links
- Report on the first ascent at drytooling.com.pl (Polish, with photos)
Individual evidence
- ^ Alpine Club Library - Himalayan Index
- ^ Asia, Afghanistan, Expeditions to the Hindu Kush in 1962 . American Alpine Journal, 1964, vol. 14th