Annapurna II

At a glance

Elevation

7,937 m · 26,040 ft^[1]

Prominence

2,437 m^[1]

Range

Annapurna Himal^[2]

Region

Gandaki Province^[2]

Coordinates

28.5381° N, 84.1350° E^[1]

Elevation is height above sea level; prominence is how far it rises above the lowest col connecting it to higher ground.

Rivers from this mountain

Water that begins in its snow and ice, or drains the range around it.

• Modi Khola

  Rises in the massif this peak belongs to

  A snow-fed river originating in the Annapurna mountains; most of its water is glacier melt, which the article notes is too cold for irrigating crops.^[1][3]

• Seti Gandakiसेतीगण्डकी

  Rises in the massif this peak belongs to

  Rises at the base of the Annapurna massif and flows south past Pokhara, joining the Trishuli near Devghat.^[4][1]

Where it lives

Summit coordinates from Wikidata.

Look closer

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