Talk:Pamir Mountains
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I redirected Pamir Mountains and Pamirs here. I don't know which one is standard, so I picked the one that had the most links already in Wikipedia. I've also seen it called the "Pamir Range" and "Pamir-Altay".
Pamir may also be a region, not just a mountain range.
-- Walt Pohl 05:29, 2 Mar 2004 (UTC)
[edit] Peak Latvia
Peak Latvia. First climbed in 1960 by Latvian alpinists and then by the USSR authorities was named as Peak of Soviet Latvia. In August 1st, 2005 four Alpinists from Latvia - Olegs Silins, Viesturs Silenieks, Valdis Purins and Andrejs Kozakovs climbed to the Peak of The Soviet Latvia and renamed to the Peak Latvia (6218m).
Correction: Renaming of peaks is a governments matter and no individual has the right to do it officially!
