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Aguja de l'S. 2335 m.


Description

The members of the 1952 French Fitz Roy expedition named it Aguja de l’S. During the 1952 expedition the cartographer, the respected glaciologist Louis Lliboutry, made the first complete and accurate mapping of the area.

Climbing history

There were no attempts in this tower before it’s first ascent. You will find all the historic details under each of the climbs. See link on the right menu in this page.


Photos (click to enlarge)

Aguja de l'S - east face

Aguja de l'S - south face

Aguja de l'S - weat face



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Aguja De l'SEast face1 East Face 1.2 Josh Aike variation1.3 Baby Face variation1.4 Voie Fisher variation2. Qui se souvient des Hommes3. Femme de ma vie4. AustrianWest face5. Jugo de Hielo6. Thaws not Houlding WrightSouth face7. The Art of War8. The Gentlemen's Club9. The Wormhole Effect

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