Expeditions changes

In the 2018-12-16 release release.

• All (1,006)
• Added (382)
• Changed (592)
• Removed (32)

• Changed EVER99107 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99108 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99109 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99110 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99116 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99117 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99122 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99126 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99127 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99130 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99133 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99134 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99135 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99136 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99302 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed EVER99303 (1999) — N Col-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Col-N Ridge	N Col-NE Ridge

• Changed FANG97301 (1997) — E Face-S Ridge 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Agency	Hyecho Adventure Trekking & Mountaineering	Hyecho Adventure Trekking

• Changed GAN384302 (1984) — SW Face (basically Polish 1983) 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Leaders	Richard Allen	Rick Allen

• Changed GAN506301 (2006) — S Face-NW Ridge 1 field

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  Route Notes	Most media reports incorrectly state that this team was attempting Ganesh VII, not Ganesh 5. French expedition on Ganesh V - Autumn 2006 …

• Changed GANG15101 (2015) — NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	N Ridge	NE Ridge

• Changed GANG71101 (1971) — NW Ridge-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	NW Ridge	NW Ridge-NE Ridge

• Changed GANG71301 (1971) — W Ridge from S 2 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Sponsor	Nagano Mountaineering Assoc	Nagano Mountaineering Association
  Accidents	3 members & 5 Sherpas killed by avalanche (or fall)	3 members and 5 Sherpas killed by avalanche (or fall)

• Changed GANG81301 (1981) — NW Ridge-NE Ridge 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Route 1	NW Ridge	NW Ridge-NE Ridge

• Changed GANG83302 (1983) — N Face-NE Ridge 2 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Total Members	9	10
  Route Notes	… 16 Oct) at about 5900m. All members well. [Marjan] Novak must go home to his job.

• Changed GANG84401 (1984) — N Face 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Sponsor	1984-45 Korean Gangapurna Expedition	1984-85 Korean Gangapurna Expedition

• Changed GANG85302 (1985) — E Spur-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	E Spur-N Ridge	E Spur-NE Ridge

• Changed GANG86301 (1986) — NW Ridge-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	NW Ridge	NW Ridge-NE Ridge

• Changed GANG91301 (1991) — NW Spur-NE Ridge 1 field

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  Route 1	NW Spur-N Ridge	NW Spur-NE Ridge

• Changed GANG91302 (1991) — N Face (to 5900m) 1 field

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  Route 2	NW Spur-N Ridge (to 6400m)	NW Spur-NE Ridge (to 6400m)

• Changed GAUR08301 (2008) — E Ridge-SE Ridge 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Other Summits	-	Summited Dolma Kang (Tseringma Peak)(DOLM-083-01)

• Changed GAUR79101 (1979) — SW Face 1 field

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  Route Notes	Al Read, Press conf - 18 May 79 Route = SW Face-SW Ridge very, very long … only to South Summit with another problem ridge otto Main Summit. So took alternative face route which made logistics easier. C3 highest camp but 2'x5' at 21,500 ft …

• Changed GAUR80101 (1980) — SE Ridge 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Other Summits	Summited Tseringma Peak (subpeak of Gaurishankar)	Summited Dolma Kang (Tseringma Peak) (DOLM-801-01)

• Changed GAUR80301 (1980) — SE Ridge 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Other Summits	-	Summited Dolma Kang (Tseringma Peak) (DOLM-803-01)

• Changed GAUR84301 (1984) — SE Ridge-S Smt 3 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Other Summits	-	Summited Dolma Kang (Tseringma Peak)(DOLM-843-01)
  Route Notes	… at S Summit. Climbed only to South Summit. Planned to make temporary C4 under final face on south side of South SummitSummit, but could not make it because very bad … from C2 to BC while other South Summiters staystayed in C3. 21 Oct all other summiters to BC … go back to work in Japan. To reach Mainmain summit would need 4 more days alpine style. … C3 called ridge "hell traverse" because was narrow saw toothsawtooth with mixed rock, soft snow and ice on its face. Total 8000m fixed rope. Some avalanches came down 7-9 Oct, but no one hit (fell across route about BC)BC), but took out some fixed rope. Hamatani altitude …
  Primary ID	-	GAUR84301

• Changed GAUR95301 (1995) — S Face-SE Ridge 2 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Other Summits	-	Summited Dolma Kang (Tseringma Peak)(DOLM-953-01)
  Route Notes	… on face Biv 2 at same on C1 High point at point 6333m.6333m (Dolma Kang). Before reaching Gyabrug did reach up Tungmarnang Valley …

• Changed GAUS79301 (1979) — SW Ridge 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Ascent 1	-	1st

• Changed GAUS83301 (1983) — S Face-SW Ridge 1 field

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  Ascent 1	-	2nd,3rd

• Changed GAUS84301 (1984) — SE Ridge 1 field

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  Ascent 1	-	4th

• Changed GLAC81301 (1981) — SW side 24 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Route 1	N Face	SW side
  Nationality	Italy	Austria
  Leaders	Gabriele Marzorati	Gerwalt Pichler
  Sponsor	Italian Expedition to Glacier Dome	Austrian Expedition to Glacier Dome
  Success 1	True	False
  Ascent 1	8th	-
  Approach	Dumre->Manang	-
  Basecamp Date	1981-10-02	1981-10-12
  Summit Date	1981-10-10	1981-10-18
  Summit Time	1100	-
  Summit Days	8	6
  Total Days	11	0
  Termination Date	1981-10-13	-
  Termination Reason	1	10
  Termination Notes	-	Abandoned at 5800m because members were commercial clients not capable of climb and route very difficult
  High Point (m)	7069	5800
  Camps	4	2
  Total Members	6	16
  Summit Members	3	0
  Total Hired	3	4
  Summit Hired	1	0
  O2 Taken	False	True
  Campsites	BC(02/10,3830m),C1(04/10,4570m),C2(06/10,5000m),C3(07/10,5460m),C4(09/10,6000m),Smt(10/10)BC(12/10,4300M),C1(13/10,5050m),C2(17/10,5050m),xxx(18/10,5800m)
  Route Notes	ReachedAdi summitWeissensteiner 10th- 29 Oct 11:00 am by 2 ropes (3 members and Gombu Sherpa).81 6Pichler Italianswent andwith 3 Nepalese climbers to Dumre 22 Sept. Braga 30th Septtrek after 4BC. daysAdi rain.Weissensteiner Hadled to send recce to find route to BC because photos wereclimb of wrongtotal peak.of 15 members only. 4 Sherpas above BC BC 4300m - 12 Oct C1 5050m - 13 Oct BCPlanned 3830mto 2use Swedish route but out of question because to dangerous from avalanches and crevasses had opened up widely and glacier ready to fall in on itself. Had acclimatization problem with members who had to go down. Once had gained altitude tried going long way to east and around glacier. Went around and made C2 made at 5450m on 17 Oct. Continued looking for route to avoid dangerous area of glacier. Got stuck in upper glacier and went to pillar found members not prepared for such a climb. Traverse too dangerous and they not acclimatized. 19 Oct stopped attempt. Highest point was 5800m by Adi and Ang Temba on 18 Oct. No accidents. Summit needs experienced team and cannot be done to time-table. Route was southwest side. Climb abandoned because members were commercial clients not capable of the climb. C1 4570m 4 Oct C2 5000m 6 Oct Near Sharma depositTourism camp- of Japanese Gangapurna 7th26 Oct over 5520m summit and to C3 5460m correct route discovered. 1600m ice wall from C3 to top. Summiters on Oct 9th put C4 at 6000-6200m in crevasse. 10th Oct 4 on summit and to C4. 11th Oct all to BC except Roncaglioni and Schranz and found them sleeping at Japanese Gangapurna deposit camp at 5000m because Sherpas had packed up C3. Difficulty was to find right route. Wall not difficult but very, very long which meant very slow descent. Last night all returned. No accidents or avalanche. Oxygen not used.81 RouteAustria =Glacier NDome Wall; no NorthWest Ridge exists;abandoned; awhen ridgenot toknown. Arrive East30 goesOct to Gangapurna and another to West Roc Noir.KTM GlacierPichler Domewith (Italy)Dr. - 12 Oct 81Haes SummitRoute -= NEsouthwest Ridgeside, routesame 7193m.as Swedes 1981 Spring 10th Oct at 11:00 am on top by 3 Italians and 1 Sherpa Pichler and Haas leave KTM 29 Sept; will go well ahead of main party with 3 Sherpas to put in fixed ropes. Will need at least 50m fixed ropes between C1 and C3 so that when main party comes all will be ready for them. MarzoratiBC -at 165400m; Sept2 81[Pichler and Haas] will arrive 4-5 Oct C2 at or a little above Col between Fluted Peak and Glacier Dome Main party arrive KTM 4-5 Oct and BC 11 or 12 Oct Fixed rope in as far as C1 by then; possibly to C2 BC to BC for main party Only 11 days because clients get bored by 12-24 days Medical oxygen only 4 Sherpas above BC Expedition has no name AltitudeTotal 36 people coming for expedition and around-Annapurna trek. All go to BC and then decide who actually climbs and who treks. About 20 will climb; maybe 7193m18, butmaybe Annapurna21. IIPichler routehas Eastinjured Ridgeknee; fromhe Nmay -actually newlead route. Approachtrek fromand fromhis Manang village. BC of center of Gangapurna N Ridge. Thenwife climb up to c5900m and over ridge and down its west side on glacier and on to Glacier Dome's East Ridge. BC about 4900m. C1 5700 on glacier of Gangapurna. North Ridge and N of Glacier Dome. E Ridge. C2 c6500m either on or littlevice earlier E Ridge. Don't think a 3rd camp necessary. Other 5 arrived 21 Sept. Leave KTM 22 or 23 by road to Dumre. 9 days to Manang from KTM and 3 days Manang BC. 3 Sherpas above BC. Gombu = Sirdar Pemba Gyalzen Pasang Temba 6 oxygen only for sleeping perhaps but not climbing. Expedition has no name.versa.

• Changed GLAC82301 (1982) — SW side (from col btw Fluted Peak & Glacier Dome) 29 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Route 1	N Face	SW side (from col btw Fluted Peak & Glacier Dome)
  Nationality	France	UK
  Leaders	Michel Richard	Alexander (Alex) MacIntyre
  Sponsor	French Glacier Dome Expedition	An Expedition to Annapurna I via its S Face
  Success 1	False	True
  Ascent 1	-	8th
  Countries	-	Italy
  Approach	Dumre->Marshyangdi Valley	-
  Basecamp Date	1982-10-22	1982-09-14
  Summit Date	1982-11-04	1982-10-06
  Summit Days	13	22
  Total Days	14	0
  Termination Date	1982-11-05	-
  Termination Reason	5	1
  Termination Notes	Abandoned at 6950m due to deep snow	-
  High Point (m)	6950	7069
  Camps	4	0
  Total Members	5	3
  Summit Members	0	3
  Total Hired	2	0
  No Hired	False	True
  Other Summits	-	Attempted Annapurna I (ANN1-823-01)
  Campsites	BC(22/10,4500m),C1(25/10,4900m),C2(27/10,5400m),C3(29/10,6000m),C4(01/11,6300m),xxx(04/11,6950m)BC(14/09,4270m),C1(18/09,5900m),Smt(06/10)
  Route Notes	Richard - 12 Nov 82 Much snow very deep, much wind, no avalanches, trail covered daily by new snow. Little frostnip on toes; no accidents. All 5 returned 1:00 am today 2 Sherpas above BC carrying loads Oxygen at BC for medical only Sharma, Tourism - 9 Nov 82 After reaching 6950m because heavy snowfall and snow avalanches abandoned 3 Nov and left BC 5 Nov. Richard - 10 Oct 82 Route = North Face, same as Italian 1981 autumn 4 members all arrived 10 Oct; leave KTM 13 Oct by road to Dumre; walk up Marshyangdi and take 8-9 days to BC. BC between Tilicho Lake and mountain (northwest of mountain) at 4500m. Probably 3 camps above BC with C3 about 6500m or more. No Sherpas above BC. 2 weeks for climbing if weather is favorable. French Glacier Dome Expedition Not at Hotel Shakti on return.	-
  Accidents	Little frostnip on toes; no accidents	-
  Primary Route	False	True
  Primary Member	False	True
  Primary Reference	-	True
  Primary ID	-	ANN182301

• Changed GLAC83301 (1983) — SW side 21 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Route 1	N Face	SW side
  Nationality	France	Austria
  Leaders	Bernard Muller	Wolfgang Nairz, Rudi Mayr
  Sponsor	French Expedition to Glacier Dome	Austrian Glacier Dome Expedition
  Success 1	False	True
  Ascent 1	-	9th
  Countries	-	W Germany
  Basecamp Date	1983-09-28	1983-10-14
  Summit Date	1983-10-08	1983-10-22
  Summit Time	-	1600
  Summit Days	10	8
  Termination Reason	9	1
  Termination Notes	Abandoned at 6400m due to lack of time and bad weather	-
  High Point (m)	6400	7069
  Total Members	11	17
  Summit Members	0	3
  Total Hired	2	4
  Summit Hired	0	2
  Campsites	BC(28/09,4000m),C1(29/09,5000m),C2(01/10,5400m),C3(07/10,6200m),xxx(08/10,6400m)	BC(14/10,4400m),C1(15/10,5200m),C2(16/10,5950m),Smt(22/10)
  Route Notes	BC adown little below glacier northsouth of face.Fluted Peak. Had5 onlyleft 16C2 daysat BC3:30 toam 22 Oct on top. 4 at top 4:00 pm and Oelz at 4:30 pm. At 150m below summit Amann found very sick from altitude and backthin toclothing BCand 1 glove (was crazy) at about 5:30 pm. Oelz very exhausted and it was very cold (-35 degrees C). Had no rope because not difficult technically. Mayr and Kleissl down with Amann and arrived C2 at 8:00 pm in full moon despite Amann's fall into crevasse. 2 Sherpas arrived 9:00. Oelz having gone astray, partly because of membersGerman holidays.voice Thus"heard" onlyand 4fallen daysdown availablesteep fromice, lastat camp12:00 took biv in terrible icefall. BC saw him wave for help. Slept 2 hours then understood his position and went down SW Face to topBC. Very steep and 3avalanching, ofwent thesedown dayswith hadavalanche snowfall100-300m depositingflying 2mand snowturning over: "I used all the luck" - stopped 400m above C2. Other Austrian summiters got him down to C2 at 9 pm on this camp. Muller could have gone to top on 8th but expedition was to put others on top.23rd. NotNo more to top because 20 cm fresh snow fall night of 23/24 Oct. Very dangerous between C1 and C2 and a little higher overhung by huge seracs that avalanched. Icefall in this area not very difficult climbbut nomore problemsdangerous withthan route.Khumbu OnlyIcefall. Oelz weathermay loose tips of 3 left toes to frostbite, Amann only slight frostnip. Nairz left Nepal on urgent business call from home. Shrestha, Tourism - 23 Oct 83 BC - 14 Oct 4400m C1 - 15 Oct 5200m C2 - 17 Oct 6000m Deepak Lama, MT - 11 Oct 83 Wolfgang Nairz received urgent Telex from his office and time. Big avalanche near summit: 1 small avalanche near C3 which destroyed 2 tents but had snowto cave.return to Austria; came to KTM on 9th and left Nepal on 10th. Rudi Mayr authorized to lead expedition.
  Agency	-	Mountain Travel

• Changed GLAC83302 (1983) — SW side 22 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Nationality	Austria	Poland
  Leaders	Wolfgang Nairz, Rudi Mayr	-
  Sponsor	Austrian Glacier Dome Expedition	-
  Success 1	True	False
  Ascent 1	10th	-
  Countries	W Germany	-
  Basecamp Date	1983-10-14	-
  Summit Date	1983-10-22	-
  Summit Time	1600	-
  Summit Days	8	0
  Termination Reason	1	14
  Termination Notes	-	Termination reason unknown
  High Point (m)	7069	6500
  Total Members	17	4
  Summit Members	3	0
  Total Hired	4	0
  Summit Hired	2	0
  No Hired	False	True
  Campsites	BC(14/10,4400m),C1(15/10,5200m),C2(16/10,5950m),Smt(22/10)	xxx(6500m)
  Route Notes	BCPartly downon souththe ofsame Flutedroute Peak. as the Austrian team on that season, partly on the different route. 5Source: leftRudi C2Mayr, at 3:30 am 22 Oct on top. 4 at top 4:00 pm and Oelz at 4:30 pm. At 150m below summit Amann found very sick from altitude and thin clothing and 1 glove (was crazy) at about 5:30 pm. Oelz very exhausted and it was very cold (-35 degrees C). Had no rope because not difficult technically. Mayr and Kleissl down with Amann and arrived C2 at 8:00 pm in full moon despite Amann's fall into crevasse. 2 Sherpas arrived 9:00. Oelz having gone astray, partly because of German voice "heard" and fallen down steep ice, at 12:00 took biv in terrible icefall. BC saw him wave for help. Slept 2 hours then understood his position and went down SW Face to BC. Very steep and avalanching, went down with avalanche 100-300m flying and turning over: "I used all the luck" - stopped 400m above C2. Otherleader, Austrian summitersGlacier got him down to C2 at 9 pm on 23rd. No more to top because 20 cm fresh snow fall night of 23/24 Oct. Very dangerous between C1 and C2 and a little higher overhung by huge seracs that avalanched. Icefall in this area not very difficult but more dangerous than Khumbu Icefall. Oelz may loose tips of 3 left toes to frostbite, Amann only slight frostnip. Nairz left Nepal on urgent business call from home. Shrestha, Tourism - 23 Oct 83 BC - 14 Oct 4400m C1 - 15 Oct 5200m C2 - 17 Oct 6000m Deepak Lama, MT - 11 Oct 83 Wolfgang Nairz received urgent Telex from his office and had to return to Austria; came to KTM on 9th and left Nepal on 10th. Rudi Mayr authorized to lead expedition.Dome
  Agency	Mountain Travel	-
  Primary Reference	-	False

• Changed GLAC84301 (1984) — SW side (from col betw Fluted Peak & Glac Dome) 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Ascent 1	11th	10th

• Changed GLAC84302 (1984) — SW side (enroute to Annapurna I) 28 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Route 1	N Face	SW side (enroute to Annapurna I)
  Nationality	S Korea	Switzerland
  Leaders	Um Gae-Sung	Frank Tschirky
  Sponsor	1984 Korean Glacier Dome Expedition	Swiss Annapurna Expedition (to E Ridge of Annapurna I)
  Success 1	True	False
  Ascent 1	12th	-
  Basecamp Date	1984-10-20	1984-09-17
  Summit Date	1984-10-27	1984-10-02
  Summit Days	7	15
  Total Days	0	46
  Termination Date	-	1984-11-02
  Termination Reason	1	14
  Termination Notes	-	Traversed below summit enroute to Annapurna I
  High Point (m)	7069	7100
  Fixed Rope (m)	1200	0
  Total Members	3	6
  Summit Members	1	0
  Total Hired	2	0
  Summit Hired	2	0
  No Hired	False	True
  Other Summits	-	Climbed Annapurna I (ANN1-843-02), Annapurna I East Smt (ANNE-843-01), Annapurna I Middle Smt (ANNM-843-02) and Roc Noir (ROCN-843-01)
  Campsites	BC(20/10,4500m),C1(22/10,4850m),C2(23/10,5100m),C3(25/10,5260m),Smt(27/10)	BC(17/09,4200m),C1(19/09,5600m),C2(27/09,6500m),C3(02/10,7100m),xxx
  Route Notes	BC at glacier northeast of mountain C1 on North Face C2 on North Face C3 on North Face. Difficult crevassed icefall between C2 and C3. 1200m fixed rope mainly above C3. Below summit small crevasse and deep soft snow.	-
  Accidents	Below summit Um fell 50m and broke 1 rib, other 2 members were far below	-
  Achievement	1st Korean ascent	-
  Primary Route	False	True
  Primary Reference	-	True
  Primary ID	-	ANN184302

• Changed GLAC86301 (1986) — Via Fluted Peak 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Ascent 1	13th	11th

• Changed GLAC88301 (1988) — E Ridge from W (descent from Annapurna I East) 2 fields

  Field	Before	After
  Ascent 1	14th	12th
  Ascent 2	15th	13th

• Changed GLAC89302 (1989) — S Ridge 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Ascent 1	16th	14th

• Changed GURJ88301 (1988) — N-S Ridge btw GURJ & DHA6 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Route 1	N-S Ridge between the 2 Mtns	N-S Ridge btw GURJ & DHA6

• Changed GURK03301 (2003) — SE Face 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Agency	Hyecho Adventure Trekking & Mountaineering	Hyecho Adventure Trekking

• Changed GYAJ10301 (2010) — NW Ridge 1 field

  Field	Before	After
  Sponsor	Guide Montagne Gyajikang	Guide Montagne Gyajikang 2010