The Seven Summits List of Seven Continents

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Traditionally, the highest peak of the seven continents is defined as - the highest peak in Asia Mount Everest is also the highest peak in the world (Everest 8845.13 meters above sea level); the highest peak in South America Aconcagua (Aconcagua 6962 meters above sea level); the highest peak wheat in North America Jinlishan (McKinley, 6195 meters above sea level); Africa's highest peak is Mount Kilimanjaro (5,673 meters above sea level); Europe's highest mountain Elbrus (Elbrus, 5,333 meters above sea level); and the highest peak of Antarctica is Vinson. The peak (Vinson Massif is 5,140 meters above sea level); the highest peak in Oceania is the peak of Chaya (5030 meters above sea level at Carstensz Pyramid) or the highest peak of Kosciusko (2,228 meters above sea level) in Australia.

Those with the "*" symbol in the text indicate that they had reached the top of Carstensz and Kosciusko; those with the "~" symbol indicated that they had reached only Carstensz; those with the "^" symbol indicated that they had only ascended to Kosciusko.

Among them, the youngest finisher was the Japanese Atsushi Yamada, who was 23 years and 9 days; the oldest finisher was German Gerhard Schmatz, 62 years old and 263 days; Kosciusko version, the fastest to accomplish this goal is New Zealander Rob Hall and New Zealander Gary Bal, they only spent an astonishing 7 months; Carstensz version, the fastest to achieve this goal is the British Andrew Salter, he also spent only 297 days.

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The Seven Summits # (Yes there are eight listed!)
Mountain Feet Meters Location
Everest 29029 8848 Nepal/Tibet
Aconcagua 22840 6962 Argentina, South America
Denali (Mount McKinley) 20320 6195 Alaska, North America
Kilimanjaro 19339 5963 Tanzania, Africa
Elbrus 18481 5633 Russia, Europe
Vinson Massif 16067 4897 Ellsworth Range, Antarctica
Carstensz Pyramid 16023 4884 Indonesia"s (t/m) is Oceania"s highest mountain.
Mount Kosciusko 7310 2228 Australia

Below are two list of climbers who EverestNews.com believes have reached the summits of the "Seven Summits#". There are two lists because some feel Kosciusko (formerly referred to as Kosciusko), the highest point on the Australian continent should be included. Actually a point of debate. Some feel that Australia is really not a continent, but that Australasia is, and therefore Carstensz should be included...

Note there are PROBABLY CLIMBERS MISSING from these lists. EverestNews.com keeps these lists because climbers want us too. Therefore, the information below is the list of Seven Summits that we have added to date. A good example is Stipe Bozic: he finished the This is not defined as historical fact. .

Below is list of Climbers who have reached the Seven Summits including Carstensz
Climber Nationality Last Ascent Date
1 Pat Morrow* Canadian 8/5/86
2 Reinhold Messner* Italian 12/3/86
3 Oswald Oelz* Austro-Swiss 3/16/90
4 Geoff Tabin* American 6/22/90
5 Jean-Pierre Frachon French 11/27/91
6 Gerhard Schmatz* German 2/23/92
7 Ronald Naar Dutch 5/12/92
8 Skip Horner American 5/12/92
9 Keith Kerr British 5/15/92
10 Ralph Hoibakk Norwegian 5/24/92
11 Junko Tabei* Japanese 7/28/92
12 Christine Janin French 12/25/92
13 Pascal Tournaire French 12/25/92
14 Mauricio Purto Chilean 9/15/93
15 Arne Naess Norwegian 1/15/94
16 Todd Burleson* American 2/10/94
17 Ramon Portilla Spain 3/21/94
18 Gerry Roach* American 5/3/94
19 Chris Kopczynski* American 5/3/94
20 Glenn Porzak* American 5/3/94
21 Ekke Gundelach* German 8/5/94
22 Rob Hall* New Zealand 11/11/94
23 Hall Wendel* American 11/12/94
24 Doug Mantle* American 11/12/94
25 Rebecca Stephens* British 11/12/94
26 Jose-Ramon Agirre Spain 12/25/94
27 David Keaton* American 2/5/95
28 David Hempleman-Adams* British 5/7/95
29 Doug Scott British 5/12/95
30 Josep Pujante* Spanish 6/16/95
31 John Dufficy* American 9/12/95
32 Dolly Lefever* American 11/11/95
33 Gary Pfisterer American 12/1/95
34 Ginette Harrison* British 12/1/95
35 Heo Young-Ho* S. Korean 12/11/95
36 Rudy Van Snick Belgian 12/23/95
37 Sandy Hill Pittman* American 5/10/96
38 Yasuko Namba Japanese 5/10/96
39 Bob Cedergreen American 7/1/96
40 Steve Bell* British 5/29/97
41 Thierry Renard French 6/7/97
42 Paul Morrow* American 6/16/97
43 Waldemar Niclevicz Brazilian 9/21/97
44 Gerard Vionnet-Fuasset French 12/13/97
45 Sundeep Dhillon* British 5/25/98
46 Louis Bowen* American 8/4/98
47 Neil Laughton* British 2/14/99
48 Ricardo Torres-Nava* Mexican 2/24/99
49 David Walsh British 2/24/99
50 Chris Brown* British 5/13/99
51 Li Zhixin Chinese 6/23/99
52 Wang Yong- Feng Chinese 6/23/99
53 Leszek Cichy* Polish 10/28/99
54 Ilgvars Pauls* Latvian 12/6/99
55 Wally Berg American 2/20/00
56 Anna Czerwinska* Polish 5/22/00
57 Jim Williams* American 5/24/00
58 John Gluckman* New Zealand 8/7/00
59 Khoo Swee Chiow* Singapore 11/22/00
60 Joby Ogwyn American 12/9/00
61 Eric Simonson* American 2/8/01
62 Greg Wilson American 2/8/01
63 Andrew Salter British 3/9/01
64 Jaime Vinals* Guatemala 5/23/01
65 Geoff Robb* Australian** 8/14/01
66 Bernard Voyer Canadian 12/10/01
67 Constantin Lacatusu Romanian 12/10/01
68 Mikel Alvarez* Spain 4/13/02
69 Diego Wellig* Swiss 5/16/02
70 Atsushi Yamada* Japanese 5/17/02
71 Scott McIvor UK 6/28/02
72 Francis Slakey American 8/12/02

Below is list of Climbers who have

Reached the Seven Summits including Kosciusko
Climber Nationality Last Ascent Date
1 Dick Bass American 4/30/85
2 Gerry Roach* American 12/13/85
3 Pat Morrow* Canadian 8/5/86
4 Gerhard Schmatz* German 12/2/86
5 Reinhold Messner* Italian 12/3/86
6 Oswald Oelz* Austro-Swiss 4/20/89
7 Phil Ershler American 12/25/89
8 Geoff Tabin* American 6/22/90
9 Rob Hall* New Zealand 11/21/90
10 Gary Ball New Zealand 12/12/90
11 Chris Kopczynski* American 5/10/91
12 Glenn Porzak* American 3/23/92
13 Vernon Tejas American 5/12/92
14 Junko Tabei* Japanese 7/28/92
15 Doug Mantle* American 2/16/94
16 Dolly Lefever* American 3/11/94
17 Hall Wendel* American 5/9/94
18 Ekke Gundelach* German 8/5/94
19 Mark Rabold American 2/1/95
20 David Keaton* American 2/5/95
21 John Dufficy* American 9/12/95
22 Ginette Harrison* British 12/1/95
23 Rebecca Stephens* British 2/3/96
24 David Hempleman-Adams* British 2/3/96
25 Vladas Vitkauskas Lithuanian 2/25/96
26 Sandy Hill Pittman* American 5/10/96
27 Nasuh Mahruki Turkish 11/8/96
28 Josep Pujante * Spain 12/18/96
29 Viki Groselj Slovenian 1/5/97
30 Jeff Shea American 1/22/97
31 Lee Nobbman American 2/13/97
32 Pat Falvey Irish 2/14/97
33 Fedor Konyukhov Russian 5/26/97
34 Brigitte Muir Australian 5/27/97
35 Paul Morrow* American 6/16/97
36 Leszek Cichy* Polish 3/24/98
37 Bob Hoffman American 5/20/98
38 Louis Bowen* American 8/4/98
39 Sundeep Dhillon* British 12/25/98
40 Ricardo Torres-Nava* Mexican 3/2/99
41 Ken Noguchi Japanese 5/13/99
42 Ilgvars Pauls* Latvian 12/18/99
43 Hugh Morton American 12/18/99
44 Neil Laughton* British 12/22/99
45 Wataru Atsuta Japan 1/17/00
46 Todd Burleson* American 4/4/00
47 Eric Simonson* American 4/5/00
48 Anna Czerwinska* Polish 5/22/00
49 Doron Erel Israel 6/1/00
50 Geoff Robb* Australian** 6/15/00
51 Stipe Bozic Croatian 7/5/00
52 John Gluckman* New Zealand 8/7/00
53 Heo Young-Ho* S. Korean 9/7/00
54 Jim Williams* American 10/29/00
55 Khoo Swee Chiow* Singapore 11/22/00
56 Steve Bell* British 2/24/01
57 Naoki Ishikawa Japan 5/23/01
58 Jaime Vinals* Guatemala 5/23/01
59 Sherman Bull# American 5/25/01
60 John Waechter American 5/25/01
61 Lily Leonard American 6/29/01
62 Chris Brown* British 11/10/01
63 Imants Zauls Latvian 1/10/02
64 Teodors Kirsis Latvian 1/10/02
65 Eric Blakeley British 1/11/02
66 Jason Edwards American 4/1/02
67 Mikel Alvarez* Spain 4/27/02
68 Sue Ershler American 5/16/02
69 Diego Wellig* Swiss 5/16/02
70 Haraldur Olafsson Iceland 5/16/02
71 Atsushi Yamada* Japanese 5/17/02
72 Erik Weihenmayer American 9/5/02

* Description climbers who have climbed both Kosciusko and Carstensz and therefore appear on both lists. Sendadditions and/or corrections to .

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** First Australian Male

The youngest person to complete the Seven Summits withCarstensz is Atsushi Yamada (Japan) at 23 years, 9 days.

The youngest person to complete the Seven Summits with Kosciusko is Atsushi Yamada (Japan) at 23 years, 9 days.

Atsushi Yamada is the youngest person to complete the Seven Summits with both Carstensz and Kosciusko, at 23 years, 9 days.

Gerhard Schmatz (Germany): oldest person with the Carstensz version: 62 years 263 days

Imants Zauls (Latvian): oldest person with Kosciusko at 59 years and 112 days confirmed; We have been informed of Sherman Bull finishing. (American) 64 years 284 days (but we still confirming his summits, probably done...)#

DURATION

The shortest time for the Seven Summits to be completed with Kosciusko is just seven months, with six hours to spare, by Rob Hall (counting his second ascent of Vinson) and Gary Ball (both New Zealand).

The shortest time for the Seven Summits to be completed with Carstensz is 297 days, by Andrew Salter (British).

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