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Matterhorn
(Matterhorn) is a mountain of altitude 4,478 m belonging to the Alps mountains. In Italian it is "Cervino" (meaning "horn of deer"), in French it is "Cervin" (Cervin).
At the top of the mountain there are the borders of Switzerland and Italy, the town at the foot is Zermatt on the Swiss side, and Breuil - Cervinia on the Italian side.
The name Matterhorn is derived from the name "matt" meaning meadow in German and "horn" meaning summit of the mountain.
The mountain is a pyramid type with four slopes, the east wall has a fall of 1,000 m, and the north, the south, and the west are 1,200 m, 1,350 m, and 1,400 m respectively. The east wall and north wall can be seen from Zermatt. Snow and ice will only remain slightly on sloped slopes. Snow causes an avalanche to slide down, and in some places it creates glaciers. The Matterhorn's striking north wall, combined with Eiger and Grand Joras, is called the Three Great North Walls.
[Mountain climbing history]
The climbing of the Matterhorn was started late compared to the mountains of other Alps. This was not technically difficult but because the early climbers were afraid because it was said as a mountain of gods. The attempt to climb the Matterhorn started in about 1857, and many mountaineers challenged from the Italian side. However, the climbing street on the Italian side was steep and many climbers could not capture and ended in failure.
Despite several failures and nationalist slander, on July 14, 1865, Edward Wimper, Charles Hudson, Sir Francis Douglas, Douglas Hado's British party was Michel Cro and Tauk Walter son As a guide and trying to climb a mountain top it will be successful, this is considered the end of the Alps golden era. The climbing path through the Hernri ridge chosen at this time was easier than the other routes. During the Shimoyama, Kuro and Hudson, Lord Douglas caught in the sliding down of the Hado, the climbing rope was torn by some shock, the four dropped to 1,400 m and died. Three of the bodies except Sir Douglas that was not discovered were buried in Zermatt's cemetery.
On July 17, three days after the first climb, the climbing team led by Jean Anton Karel succeeded in climbing from the Italian side. In 1868 Julius Elliott played its second climb, and in the same year John Tyndall succeeded in Matterhorn's first longitudinal run with the two guides. In 1871, Lucy Walker accomplished the female first climb ahead of his rival Meta Brevor a couple of weeks ago. In 1923, Aso Takeharu who first succeeded in climbing as a Japanese

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