Plan to Rename New Zealand’s Highest Ridge After Sir Edmund

The South Ridge of Aoraki-Mount Cook, New Zealand’s highest mountain, could be renamed after Sir Edmund Hillary.
Plan to Rename New Zealand’s Highest Ridge After Sir Edmund
Picture dated 03 July 1953 of Mount Everest conquerors Edmund Hillary (R) and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay (L) at London's Heathrow airport on their return from the successful expedition. AFP/Getty Images
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Picture dated 03 July 1953 of Mount Everest conquerors Edmund Hillary (R) and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay (L) at London's Heathrow airport on their return from the successful expedition. (AFP/Getty Images)
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