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Nanda Devi

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Nanda Devi

Peak in the Himalayas, Uttarakhand, northern India; height 7,817 m/25,645 ft. Until Kanchenjunga was absorbed into India, Nanda Devi was the country's highest mountain.
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And their latest ' platform' was Uttarakhand's Nanda Devi -- the second highest peak in India.
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The Wallasey-born climber Bill Tilman and his colleague, Noel Odell, stood on the summit on Nanda Devi in 1936, then the highest mountain ever to have been climbed.
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