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South West Ridge | 2 |
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Climb the small tributary of the Havelock Glacier, avoiding seracs, aiming for open snow terraces
above. From here gain the broad ridge of the Main Divide north of Pt 2140 metres. Follow
the Divide, negotiating several rock and snow towers near the summit.
Stan Barnett, Bruce Turner, December 1933
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Havelock Face |
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From the lower Havelock Glacier follow a glacial lead around a large buttress, and then follow
its north branch directly to the summit. This route has deteriorated since it was first climbed,
leaving remnant icecliffs in place of continuous snow. The route is now very difficult.
Jack Pattle, Trevor James, date unknown
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North East Ridge | 2- |
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From Havelock Col follow the Divide via Pt 2269 metres, negotiating straightforward rock guts
on good rock on the western side.
Stan Barnett, Bruce Turner, December 1933
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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