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2015/12/17 ①－1 Peak List of Siachen 1 ローマ字(別称)、(参考位置)等 山 ｲﾝﾄﾞ・ﾋﾏﾗﾔ 2015/12/17 ①－１ Peak List of Siachen 1 ローマ字(別称)、(参考位置)等 山 ｲﾝﾄﾞ･ﾋﾏﾗﾔ カタカナ表記・山名数 緯度(゜' '') 経度(゜' '') 標高(m) 標高・別 山域 参考文献・初登頂等 Inde Photo Figure ROMA Card x KANA(137) LAT LON ALT ALT2 AREAREF(M=三省堂山名p) Apsarasas-Ⅰ ○ 29 F24 ｱﾌﾟｻﾗｻｽ Ⅰ峰 352800 771000 7245 SIA IMF, HH222, ヒマ名p436, 1976 Osaka Univ. Apsarasas-Ⅱ ｱﾌﾟｻﾗｻｽ Ⅱ峰 352800 771100 7239 7200SIA IMF VP Apsarasas-Ⅲ ｱﾌﾟｻﾗｻｽ Ⅲ峰 352600 771300 7236 7200SIA IMF VP Apsarasas-IV ｱﾌﾟｻﾗｻｽ Ⅳ峰 352600 771100 7227 SIA Apsarasas-V ｱﾌﾟｻﾗｻｽ Ⅴ峰 352600 771100 7187 SIA Apsarasas-VI ｱﾌﾟｻﾗｻｽ Ⅵ峰 352600 771100 7184 SIA Baltoro Kangri ﾊﾞﾙﾄﾛ･ｶﾝﾘ 353800 763000 7312 PAK Chimamur ○ ﾁﾏﾑｰﾙ 3445007722005738 SIA Chorten, (SE 14km of Rimo-Ⅰ) ﾁｮﾙﾃﾝ 351500 772800 6075 SIA Leom K-4 D-52, (Saltoro Range, Chulung Mts.) ○ ﾃﾞｨ 52 350000 770800 6826 SIA 1 M327 Depak ﾃﾞﾊﾟｯｸ 353100764900 7150 SIA Doratama ﾄﾞﾗﾀｰﾏ 345500 760100 5270 SIA 3 M357 Doratama, (N of Zanskar, NNW of Kargil)○ ﾄﾞﾙﾀﾏ 3455007601005270 SIAM357 Fabian's Peak ﾌｧﾋﾞｱﾝｽﾞ･ﾋﾟｰｸ 333300 761200 5850 SIA Gashabrum ｶﾞｯｼｬﾌﾞﾙﾑ 354300 764400 8068 PAK Ghent(Ghaint)-Ⅰ (M) 26 F24 ｹﾞﾝﾄⅠ峰 (主峰) 353100 764800 7401 SIA IMF Ghent(Ghaint)-Ⅱ (NE) ｹﾞﾝﾄⅡ峰 (北東峰) 353100 764800 7343 SIA IMF Ghent(Ghaint)-Ⅲ ｹﾞﾝﾄⅢ峰 353100 764900c7000 SIA Hawk (Head of Ghent Gl.) ﾎｰｸ 353200 765000 6754 SIA High Pyramid, (South of Teram Sher Gl.) ﾊｲ･ﾋﾟﾗﾐｯﾄﾞ 332700 771100 6990 SIA Leom K-4 Janction Peak, (South of Teram Sher Gl.) ｼﾞｬﾝｸｼｮﾝ･ﾋﾟｰｸ 352800 770800 6352 SIA Leom K-4 K-12 ○28G1-91F24 ｹｰ12 3518007700007469 SIA M164,HH224, 1974 Kyoto(AACK) K-25 (Peak-Ⅰ) ○ ｹｰ25(ﾋﾟｰｸ 1) 345400 770800 6532 SIA M164 Khormulung, (SE of Siachen Gl.) ○ ｺｰﾙﾑﾙﾝ 344000 771000 5587 SIA Kyagar-Ⅰ ○ 27 ｷｬｶﾞｰﾙ Ⅰ峰 353400 770800 6635 SIA M129 Kyagar-Ⅱ ｷｬｶﾞｰﾙ Ⅱ峰 353400 770800 6504 SIA M129 Kyagar-Ⅲ ｷｬｶﾞｰﾙ Ⅲ峰 353400 770800 6453 SIA M129 Kyagar-Ⅳ ｷｬｶﾞｰﾙ Ⅳ峰 353400 770800 6261 SIA M129 Laharimo, (ESE 4km of Rimo-Ⅰ) ﾗﾊﾘﾓ 351900 772800 6070 SIA Leom K-4 Lakshimi, (South of Teram Sher Gl.) ﾗｸｼｭﾐ 332900 771100 6983 SIA Leom K-4 2015/12/17 ①－１ Peak List of Siachen 2 Manlung ○ ﾏﾝﾙﾝ 3410007837006388 SIA3 M535 P5016 ﾋﾟｰｸ5016 343240 752610 5016 SIA 1 P5023 ﾋﾟｰｸ5023 350600 771200 5023 SIA 1 P5061 ﾋﾟｰｸ5061 342905 753915 5061 SIA 1 P5130 ﾋﾟｰｸ5130 302450 775310 5130 SIA 1 P5133 ﾋﾟｰｸ5133 343055 753153 5133 SIA 1 P5145 ﾋﾟｰｸ5145 352010 774428 5145 SIA 1 P5300 ﾋﾟｰｸ5300 343210 752100 5300 SIA 1 P5314 ﾋﾟｰｸ5314 352010 773125 5314 SIA 1 P5352 ﾋﾟｰｸ5352 343132 754130 5352 SIA 1 P5367 ﾋﾟｰｸ5367 343040 753510 5367 SIA 1 P5379 ﾋﾟｰｸ5379 352752 773003 5379 SIA 1 P5388 ﾋﾟｰｸ5388 353000 773045 5388 SIA 1 P5584 ﾋﾟｰｸ5584 345905 771615 5584 SIA 1 P5598 ﾋﾟｰｸ5598 350300 771640 5598 SIA 1 P5632 ﾋﾟｰｸ5632 352145 774415 5632 SIA 1 P5671 ﾋﾟｰｸ5671 302920 774910 5671 SIA 1 P5705 ﾋﾟｰｸ5705 350028 771700 5705 SIA 1 P5716 ﾋﾟｰｸ5716 352508 775125 5716 SIA 1 P5743 ﾋﾟｰｸ5743 352751 774850 5743 SIA 1 P5805 ﾋﾟｰｸ5805 352628 774910 5805 SIA 1 P5806 ﾋﾟｰｸ5806 352530 774800 5806 SIA 1 P5812 ﾋﾟｰｸ5812 352425 774830 5812 SIA 1 P5812 ﾋﾟｰｸ5812 352015 773959 5812 SIA 1 P5825 ﾋﾟｰｸ5825 352010 774058 5825 SIA 1 P5880 ﾋﾟｰｸ5880 352430 774115 5880 SIA 1 P5949 ﾋﾟｰｸ5949 352755 773415 5949 SIA 1 P5983 ﾋﾟｰｸ5983 353328 773855 5983 SIA 1 P5989 ﾋﾟｰｸ5989 352110 773903 5989 SIA 1 P5989 ﾋﾟｰｸ5989 352500 774251 5989 SIA 1 P5996 ﾋﾟｰｸ5996 352728 773158 5996 SIA 1 P6004 ﾋﾟｰｸ6004 352855 774525 6004 SIA 1 P6020 ﾋﾟｰｸ6020 352930 773956 6020 SIA 1 2015/12/17 ①－１ Peak List of Siachen 3 P6025 ﾋﾟｰｸ6025 352650 773510 6025 SIA 1 P6025, E of Mamostong Kangri ﾋﾟｰｸ6025 353900 764500 6025 SIA IMF P6029 ﾋﾟｰｸ6029 353045 774315 6029 SIA 1 P6040 ﾋﾟｰｸ6040 352152 773716 6040 SIA 1 P6059 ﾋﾟｰｸ6059 352531 774100 6059 SIA 1 P6068 ﾋﾟｰｸ6068 353128 774710 6068 SIA 1 P6072 ﾋﾟｰｸ6072 353228 773925 6072 SIA 1 P6073 ﾋﾟｰｸ6073 352702 774410 6073 SIA 1 P6081 ﾋﾟｰｸ6081 352645 774458 6081 SIA 1 P6084 ﾋﾟｰｸ6084 352728 773610 6084 SIA 1 P6093 ﾋﾟｰｸ6093 352345 773728 6093 SIA 1 P6114 ﾋﾟｰｸ6114 345555 771505 6114 SIA 1 P6138 ﾋﾟｰｸ6138 352210 773055 6138 SIA 1 P6161 (Peak 44) ﾋﾟｰｸ6161 (ﾋﾟｰｸ 44) 344755 772255 6161 SIA 1 M428 P6166 ﾋﾟｰｸ6166 352828 773850 6166 SIA 1 P6170 ﾋﾟｰｸ6170 352852 774328 6170 SIA 1 P6233 ﾋﾟｰｸ6233 353215 773215 6233 SIA 1 P6251 ﾋﾟｰｸ6251 352728 773930 6251 SIA 1 P6252 ﾋﾟｰｸ6552 353200 773108 6252 SIA 1 P6280 ﾋﾟｰｸ6280 344645 772300 6280 SIA 1 P6315 ﾋﾟｰｸ6315 344815 772430 6315 SIA 1 P6370 ﾋﾟｰｸ6370 353015 773445 6370 SIA 1 P6374 ﾋﾟｰｸ6374 352828 773000 6374 SIA 1 P6503 (Peak 43) ﾋﾟｰｸ6503 (ﾋﾟｰｸ 43) 345436 771650 6503 SIA 1 M428 P6651 (Peak 188)(Rimo Group) ﾋﾟｰｸ6651 350700 773800 6651 SIA M429 1914 ItALIA P7130, (Apsarasas Group) ピーク7130 353100 770800 7130 SIA VP P7130, (Apsarasas Group) ﾋﾟｰｸ7130 35 31 - 3577 3308 - 777130 15 SIA IMF Virgin Peak P7140, (Apsarasas Group) ﾋﾟｰｸ7140 35 31 - 3577 3308 - 777140 15 SIA IMF Virgin Peak P7140, (Apsarasas Group) ピーク7140 353100 770800 7140 SIA VP P7160, E of K-12 ピーク7160 351800 770300 7160 SIA VP,1996 Yamagata Univ. P7195, (Teram Kangri Group) ﾋﾟｰｸ7195 35 33 - 3577 3800 - 777195 08 SIA IMF Virgin Peak P7195, (Teram Kangri Group) ピーク7195 353300 770000 7195 SIA VP P7260, (Teram Kangri Group) ﾋﾟｰｸ7260 35 33 - 3577 3800 - 777260 08 SIA IMF Virgin Peak 2015/12/17 ①－１ Peak List of Siachen 4 P7260, (Teram Kangri Group) ピーク7260 353300 770000 7260 SIA VP P7280, (West of Kondus) ﾋﾟｰｸ7280 35 32 76 48 7280 SIA IMF Virgin Peak P7280, (West of Kondus) ピーク7280 353200 764800 7280 SIA VP P7410, (Teram Kangri Group) ピーク7410 353300 770000 7410 SIA VP P7410, (Teram Kangri Group) ﾋﾟｰｸ7410 35 33 - 3577 3800 - 777410 08 SIA IMF Virgin Peak Padmanabh 82 G1-94,P85F24 ﾊﾟﾄﾞﾏﾅﾌﾞ 352700 770900 7030 SIA HH226, 2002 Indo-Japan(JAC) Safina, S 6km of Rimo-Ⅰ ｻﾌﾗﾙ 351800772000 5975 SIA Leoman Map K-4 Sajum ｻｰｼﾞｭﾑ 332000 790000 6101 SIA 3 M208 Saltoro Kangri- ⅠI ○ 25 ｻﾙﾄﾛ･ｶﾝﾘ Ⅰ峰 35 765100 7742 SIA HH228, 1962 Pakistan- 2300 Japan(AACK) Saltoro Kangri- II,, (North 1km of ｻﾙﾄﾛ･ｶﾝﾘ Ⅱ峰 35 2400 765100 7705 IMF Virgin Peak Saltoro Kangri) SIA Shelma Peak, SW of Siachen Gl. ○ ｼｪﾙﾏ･ﾋﾟｰｸ 350200 761400 6340 SIA Sherpi Kangri-Ⅰ ｼｪﾙﾋﾟ･ｶﾝﾘⅠ峰 352800 764700 7380 SIA 1976 Japan(Kobe Univ) Sherpi Kangri-Ⅱ ｼｪﾙﾋﾟ･ｶﾝﾘⅡ峰 352900 764800 7303 SIA Shinghi Kangri-Ⅰ, (Singi Kangri)(Rose) ｼﾝｷﾞ･ｶﾝﾘ Ⅰ峰 353500 765900 7202 M254, ヒマ名p384, SIA 1976 Touhoku Univ. Shinghi Kangri-II ｼﾝｷﾞ･ｶﾝﾘ Ⅱ峰 353200 765900 6815 SIA V 朝日ﾋﾏﾗﾔ Sia Kangri-Ⅰ ○ 23 G1-90 ｼｱ･ｶﾝﾘⅠ峰 353900 764500 7422 SIA HH232, ヒマ名p384, IMF, 1934 Inter. Team(G.O.Direnfurt) Sia Kangri-Central ｼｱ･ｶﾝﾘ 中央峰 353800 764700 7273 SIA 1974 Austria朝日ﾋﾏﾗﾔ Sia Kangri-East ｼｱ･ｶﾝﾘ東峰 353800 764700 7325 SIA 1934 Deren Inter.朝日ﾋﾏﾗﾔ Sia Kangri -II ｼｱ･ｶﾝﾘⅡ峰 353800 764700 7093 SIA VP Sia Kangri-North ｼｱ･ｶﾝﾘ北峰 353800 764700 7422 SIA 1934 Deren Inter.朝日ﾋﾏﾗﾔ Sia Kangri-West ｼｱ･ｶﾝﾘ西峰 353800 764700 7315 SIA 1934 Deren Inter朝日ﾋﾏﾗﾔ. Siachen No.26 ○ ｼｨｱﾁｪﾝ26 3533007708006867 SIAM223 Siachen No.31 ○ ｼｨｱﾁｪﾝ31 3527007710006783 SIAM223 Siachen No.32 ○ ｼｨｱﾁｪﾝ32 3527007707006663 SIAM223 Siachen No.33 ○ ｼｨｱﾁｪﾝ33 3524007711006578 SIAM223 Siachen Tower G1-91 G1-91 ｼｨｱﾁｪﾝ･ﾀﾜｰ 352500 771000c6000 SIA Silver Throne ｼﾙﾊﾞｰ･ｽﾛｰﾝ 353400 764800 6900 PAK Singhi Kangri-Ⅰ (Mt.Rose) ○ 23 ｼﾝｷﾞ･ｶﾝﾘⅠ峰 353200 765900 7202 7062 SIA IMF, 1976 Touhoku Univ. Sonthi, (South 6km of Rimo-Ⅰ) ｽﾄﾝﾃｨ 351900 771800 6480 SIA Leoman Map K-4 2015/12/17 ①－１ Peak List of Siachen 5 Soundbrar, (South 6km of Rimo-Ⅰ) ｻｳﾝﾄﾞﾌﾞﾗｰﾙ 351900 771900 6300 SIA Leoman Map K-4 South Terong Peak 南ﾃﾛﾝ･ﾋﾞｰｸ 350500 752500 6773 SIA 1 Stakpachen ｽﾀｯｸﾊﾟﾁｪﾝ 351200 770900 6805 SIA Tartary Peak ﾀｰﾀﾘｨ･ﾋﾟｰｸ 341500 793200 6483 SIA 3 M290 Teram Kangri-Ⅰ ○ 24 ﾃﾗﾑ･ｶﾝﾘ Ⅰ峰 353100 770500 7464 SIA IMF,HH233,ヒマ名p433-436, 1992India,Shizouka Univ. 1979 Hirosaki Univ. Teram Kangri-Ⅱ ﾃﾗﾑ･ｶﾝﾘ Ⅱ峰 353000 770600 7407 SIA IMF,HH233,ヒマ名p433-436, 1978India,Shizouka Univ. 1979 Hirosaki Univ. Teram Kangri-Ⅲ ﾃﾗﾑ･ ｶﾝﾘⅢ峰 353300 770300 7382 SIA IMF,HH233,ヒマ名p433-436, 1979 Hirosaki Univ. Tholambai Peak ﾄﾗﾝﾊﾞｲ･ﾋﾟｰｸ 344500 771500 5859 6862SIA M277 Tholambat ○ ﾄﾗﾑﾊﾞｯﾄ 3445007715006040 5859SIAM358 Tholamrai ﾄﾗﾏﾘ 344500 771500 5859 6040SIA M277 Tholanbat(Tramrai) ○ ﾄﾗﾝﾊﾞｯﾄ 344600 761500 5859 6040 SIA M358 Topon Jot ﾄﾎﾟﾝ･ｼﾞｮｯﾄ 330000 763000 5117 SIA.
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