Many believe that this locale's name comes from the Quechua for "Stone Sentinel.
Many believe that this locale's name comes from the Quechua for "Stone Sentinel." The record for  ascending this mountain in the Andes is just under six hours in an attempt made from its north side. On its south side is its namesake river, which flows west into the Pacific Ocean after passing through Chile. At 22,831 feet above sea level, it is Argentina's highest peak. FTP, name this mountain, the tallest in all of South America.
Many believe that this locale's name comes from the Quechua for "Stone Sentinel.
Mount {Aconcagua}