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#41294. shady shaker
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What is the highest mountain in China?
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markklein199
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Is the question looking for the highest mountain solely within China? And does Tibet count (since it is techinically still part of China)? The highest mountain in Tibet is Mount Everest, which straddles the border between Nepal and Tibet. K2 is the highest mountain in China, it straddles the border between Pakistan and China. The highest mountain solely within China (if Tibet is included) is Shishma Pangma. The highest mountain solely within China proper is Kungur.
The last two mountains are also referred to as Xixabangma and Kongur Tagh, respectively.
Nov 19 03, 8:34 AM
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Siskin
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Would you like to change the country shaky LOL!!
This is from the New Philips World Atlas :
1. China/Nepal - Everest at 29,035ft
2. China/Kashmir - K2 at 28,251 ft
3. China/Nepal - Lhotse at 27,939 ft
4. China/Nepal - Makalu at 27,824 ft
5. China/Nepal - Cho Oyu at 26,906 ft
6. China/Kashmir - Gasherbrum at 26,469 ft
7. China/Kashmir - Broad Peak at 26,414 ft
8. China - Xixabangma at 26,286 ft
Nov 19 03, 11:40 AM
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