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Aconcagua Facts for Kids

About Aconcagua: Western Hemispheres! Aconcagua rises high in the Argentine Andes, and while it does not require advanced technical climbing skills, its extreme altitude makes it a serious challenge. It is the tallest mountain outside of Asia, and the highest peak in both the Southern and Western Hemispheres. Two Records in One — It is both the tallest mountain in the Southern Hemisphere and the tallest in the Western Hemisphere.

Location: Mendoza Province, Argentina · Height: 6,961 m (22,838 ft) The tallest mountain outside of Asia. · Mountain Range: The Andes · First Ascent: 1897 · Climbing Season: December–February · Local Name: 'Sentinel of Stone' · Climbers Per Year: About 3,000 attempt · Danger: Altitude, not technique · Continent Rank: Tallest peak in South America

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Two Records in One — It is both the tallest mountain in the Southern Hemisphere and the tallest in the Western Hemisphere.