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Deaths on Mt. Everest

By Grizzo on Mar 27, 2007
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Type	Vertical Scale	Time Scale	Data Aggregation
Bar Horizontal Bar Scatter Line Pie Other Views Table	Absolute Relative to Average Relative to Range	Yearly	Average High Low Total Count Distinct None

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Sources: Everest History web site (http://www.everesthistory.c...)

Photo Credit: orclimber

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Comments (4)

swoodie

swoodie says

this is actually good news b/c the rate has decreased if you look at the number of deaths in relation to number of summits. http://www.swivel.com/graph...

posted about 1 year ago

tao

tao says

there is a big gap from the 30s to the 50s did interesting in climbing wane during that time?

posted about 1 year ago

Dmitry

Dmitry says

According to the timeline on the Everest History site (http://www.everesthistory.c...) the first successful summit took place in 1953. That must've shown the way for others later, but maybe before few people thought it could ever be done and few even thought tried.

posted about 1 year ago

swoodie

swoodie says

I would like to look at the availability and price of local sherpas as well - that might be encouraging people to give it a try - knowing they have affordable pros helping them.

I saw some data awhile back about average price per summit. That would be an interesting breakdown on this topic.

posted about 1 year ago