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Everest And Acagua Similarities
Everest and Aconcagua are alike in some ways and different in others. They are alike because they both higher than 20,000 feet. One major contrast between the two is Everest is bigger by 7,000 feet and is located in Asia. One challenge is also the different kind of mountain ranges they are because Everest is a Himalaya mountain and Aconcagua is an andes mountain. Another contrast is in the 8th column more people to climb Aconcagua than Everest because the difference in altitudes.

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