Pico Duarte

Pico Duarte
Pico Duarte v roce 1986
Pico Duarte v roce 1986
Vrchol3098 m n. m.
Prominence3098 m ↓ Karibské moře
Izolace921 km → Sierra Nevada
SeznamyUltraprominentní hory
Nejvyšší hory amerických zemí
Poznámkanejvyšší hora Dominikánské republiky
Poloha
SvětadílAmerika
StátDominikánská republikaDominikánská republika Dominikánská republika
PohoříCordillera Central
Souřadnice
Pico Duarte
Pico Duarte
Prvovýstup1851, Robert H. Schomburgk
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Pico Duarte (3098 m n. m.) je hora v pohoří Cordillera Central na ostrově Hispaniola. Leží na území Dominikánské republikyprovincii San Juan. Jedná se o nejvyšší horu Dominikánské republiky a všech karibských ostrovů. Hispaniola je na šestnáctém místě v pořadí světových ostrovů podle nejvyššího bodu.[1]

Na vrchol jako první vystoupil v roce 1851 Sir Robert Hermann Schomburgk, britský konzul v Dominikánské republice. Hora je pojmenována podle Juana Pabla Duarteho, bojovníka za dominikánskou nezávislost, jehož busta se nachází na vrcholu. Za vlády Rafaela Trujilla nesla název Pico Trujillo.[2] Hora má dva vrcholy, Pelona Grande a Pelona Chica. V okolí hory byl vyhlášen národní park Josého Armanda Bermúdeze, kde roste endemický druh borovice Pinus occidentalis. Pramení zde řeky Río Yaque del Norte a Río Yaque del Sur.

Reference

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  1. LAC Geographic Dostupné online
  2. The New York Times Style Magazine Dostupné online

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