Ngamba la pass 4700 m, Tibet
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The Tibetan Plateau is an immense upland, a little 3500 by 1500 kilometers in size, averaging more than 5000 meters in elevation. It includes almost all a world's territory aloft than 4000 meters. Its southern rim, a Himalaya-Karakoram complex, contains not only Mount Everest as well as all thirteen other peaks aloft than 8000 meters, but hundreds of 7000-meter peaks each aloft than anywhere else on Earth.
The Tibetan Plateau is not only a largest, highest area in a universe today; it may be a largest as well as highest in all of geologic history. That's since a set of events which shaped it appears to be unique: a full-speed collision of dual continental plates.
Raising a Tibetan Plateau
Nearly 100 million years ago, India separated from Africa as a supercontinent Gondwanaland pennyless up. From there a Indian image changed north at speeds of around 150 millimeters per yearmuch faster than any image is relocating today.
geology.about.com/od/structureslandforms/a/tibetanplat.htm
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