Bairiga
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Bairiga () or Ruoni () (6,882 m) is the highest peak of Kangri Garpo Range of southeast Tibet Autonomous Region.
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- mountain
- Country
- China
- Located in
- Tibet Autonomous Region
- Elevation
- 6882
- Image
- Ruoni.jpg
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- mountain range
- Kangri Karpo
- topographic prominence
- 2444
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Bairiga () or Ruoni () (6,882 m) is the highest peak of Kangri Garpo Range of southeast Tibet Autonomous Region.
== History == The region has only recently been explored, and before 2009 none of its 47 peaks above 6,000 m had been climbed. Bairiga / Ruoni, which remains unclimbed itself, was photographed for the first time in 1933 by the botanist explorer Frank Kingdon-Ward, at which time it was known as Choembo.
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