Denali

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Denali is the tallest mountain in North America, a prominent peak in the Alaska Range known for its extreme elevation and challenging climbing conditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Seven Summits peak
mountain
stratovolcano
averageSummitTemperatureWinter below −40 °C
climbingPermitRequired yes
climbingSeason June
May
continent North America
country United States
elevation 20310 feet
6190 meters
firstAscentBy Harry Karstens
Hudson Stuck
Robert Tatum
Walter Harper
firstAscentDate 1913-06-07
formerName Mount McKinley
linked to: Denali
governingBody U.S. National Park Service
hasAirportAccess Talkeetna, Alaska
linked to: Talkeetna
hasGlacier Kahiltna Glacier
Muldrow Glacier
hasLatitude 63.069° N
hasLongitude 151.007° W
hasRoute Cassins Ridge
Muldrow Glacier route
West Buttress route
isHighestPointOf Alaska
North America
United States
isIconOf Alaska wilderness
knownFor extreme cold
high altitude climbing difficulty
severe weather
listedIn Seven Summits
Ultras of North America
locatedIn Alaska
Denali National Park and Preserve
United States
map USGS topographic maps
mountainRange Alaska Range
namedAfter Koyukon Athabascan word for “the high one”
nearestTown Talkeetna
partOf Alaska Range
prominence 20146 feet
6138 meters
protectedArea Denali National Park and Preserve
rank third most prominent peak on Earth
state Alaska
volcanicType stratovolcano

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Alaska contains Denali
Alaska highestPoint Denali
Denali formerName Mount McKinley
linked to: Denali
Alaska Range contains Denali
Alaska Range highestPeak Denali
Seven Summits hasPart Denali
Denali namedAfter Denali (mountain in Alaska)
linked to: Denali
Talkeetna near Denali
West Buttress route hasHighestPoint Denali summit
linked to: Denali
Muldrow Glacier mountain Denali
Cassin's Ridge locatedOn Denali
subject linked to: Cassins Ridge
Parks Highway hasViewOf Denali (Mount McKinley)
linked to: Denali
Walter Harper notablePlace Denali
Mount Foraker near Denali
Mount Foraker parentPeak Denali
Mount Hunter isSouthOf Denali
Denali formerName Mount McKinley
subject linked to: North America’s highest peak
linked to: Denali
Denali Borough gatewayTo Denali
Denali Borough namedAfter Denali
Robert Tatum climbed Denali
Robert Tatum climbed Mount McKinley
linked to: Denali
Richard Bass climbed Denali
Mount Logan parentPeak Denali
Denali Star namedAfter Denali
George Parks Highway hasScenicViewOf Denali (mountain)
linked to: Denali
Carlisle Cullen residence Denali, Alaska
linked to: Denali
United States highestPoint Denali
subject linked to: US
Susitna Valley hasViewOf Denali