Datum,WGS84,WGS84,0,0,0,0,0
RN,17,CHO OYU
RP,UTM,CHY00,45R,0460837,3128234,06/01/2001,00:00:00,BASE CAMP 4907M
RP,UTM,CHY01,45R,0460148,3117482,06/01/2001,00:00:00,HALF CAMP 5367M
RP,UTM,CHY02,45R,0460695,3110709,06/01/2001,00:00:00,ADV BASE 5719M
RP,UTM,CHY03,45R,0462920,3108554,06/01/2001,00:00:00,LAKE CAMP 6065M
RP,UTM,CHY04,45R,0463229,3109074,06/01/2001,00:00:00,CAMP 1 6432M
RP,UTM,CHY05,45R,0464428,3108972,06/01/2001,00:00:00,CAMP 1.5 6827M
RP,UTM,CHY06,45R,0464958,3108724,06/01/2001,00:00:00,CAMP 2 7128M
RP,UTM,CHY07,45R,0465719,3108454,06/01/2001,00:00:00,CAMP 3 7558M
RP,UTM,CHY08,45R,0466706,3107725,06/01/2001,00:00:00,SUMMIT 8193M

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These waypoints were taken by William Lhotta during a climb of Cho Oyu
in 2001.  This was after Selective Availability was removed so the
position accuracy should be good. Cho Oyu is the sixth highest peak in
the world with an elevation of 8201 meters, which is in good agreement
with the value of 8193 meters computed by the GPS at the summit.
The prominence value of Cho Oyu is 2340 meters (7678 feet).

Thanks go to William Lhotta for providing these waypoints.

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