Godwin-Austen
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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K2 sits 70 miles from the nearest village, at the end of a path that threads across the Baltoro and Godwin-Austen glaciers.
From New York Times
It’s named after Mount Godwin-Austen in Northern Kashmir, the second highest mountain in the world, for good reason.
From Los Angeles Times
Books in the research category cover topics such as the societal changes to traditional dialects in fishing communities in the north east of Scotland, and the life of 19th Century mountaineer Henry Haversham Godwin-Austen, while history books examine topics such as religion in modern Scotland and Scottish urban history in art.
From BBC
Everest Dewanganj 29,002 8,000 Everest Sandakphu ” 12,000 K2 or Godwin-Austen Between Gilgit and Gor, 16,000 ft. 28,250 Pk.
From Project Gutenberg
Godwin-Austen indicates six of these geological axes as follows: 1.
From Project Gutenberg
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