The following are approximations based solely on my own calculations using Google Earth.
The northeast ridge is 4825 m to its lowest point (6470 m):
8848-6470=2378 m rise / 4825 m distance = 49% gradient
The western ridge is 5536 m to its lowest point (5960 m):
8848-5960=2888 m rise / 5536 m distance = 52% gradient
The southern ridge is 1738 m to its lowest point (7905 m):
8848-7905= 943 m rise / 1738 m distance = 54% gradient
The eastern face is 4173 m to a point it slopes less steeply (5497 m):
8848-5497= 3351 m / 4173 m distance = 80% gradient
The northern face is 2624 m to a point it slopes less steeply (6342 m):
8848-6342= 2506 m rise / 2624 m = 95% gradient
The southwestern face is 1895 m to a point it begins to slope less steeply (6608 m):
8848-6608= 2240 m rise / 1895 m distance = 118% gradient
Mt Everest.
Mt. Everest is too steep for the wild yak to navigate on its hills and the rocks doesnt have grass for them to feed up on. ADded by Will Cate. in other words. it can;t.
Mt Everest is located in China :)
Mt. Everest can be found on Asia
the mt. everest have feet 29,035
Mt. Everest is 8,848 m high.
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Mt. Everest is a mountain. And scientists have never had any activity traces throughout the years that Mt. Everest has ever lived.
Mt. Everest
Yes, Mt. Everest is covered in snow and ice.
there different but they are on the sides of mt. everest!!
Peter Snell was the first to climb Mt Everest.