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Pelmo, also called Monte Pelmo, is a 3,168-metre mountain in the eastern Dolomites of northeastern Italy, between the valleys of the Cordevole and the Boite. The massif consists of two large rock blocks separated by a mountain pass and includes a small glacier. Its summit was first reached by the mountaineer John Ball on 19 September 1857, an ascent associated with the early development of alpinism in the Eastern Alps.
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How high is Pelmo?
Pelmo, also called Monte Pelmo, rises to 3,168 metres. It is a mountain in the eastern Dolomites of northeastern Italy.
Where is Monte Pelmo located?
Monte Pelmo lies between the valleys of the Cordevole and the Boite. It is part of the eastern Dolomites in northeastern Italy.
What is unusual about Pelmo's shape?
The massif consists of two large rock blocks separated by a mountain pass. It also includes a small glacier.
Has Pelmo been climbed?
Its summit was first reached by the British mountaineer John Ball in the nineteenth century. The mountain is known for its distinctive Dolomite rock structure and high elevation.
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