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The 22 pages that link to Avalanche, each with the reason it gives.

• MountaineeringRelated: Snow-covered mountains can present avalanche danger during ascent and descent.

• Mount EverestRelated: Avalanches have caused major loss of life on Everest’s climbing routes.

• Turbidity currentCompared with: Both are gravity-driven flows, but an avalanche travels through air rather than underwater.

• AlpsRelated: Snow avalanches are a recurring natural hazard in Alpine communities and transport corridors.

• SnowRelated: Predicting slab failure requires understanding how snow layers bond and weaken.

• Alpine climateRelated: Changing snowpack conditions make avalanches a major alpine hazard.

• Angle of reposeBroader topic: An avalanche is a large-scale release of material after slope stability is lost.

• SnowpackRelated: Snowpack layering and instability determine whether a slope can release an avalanche.

• Eight-thousandersRelated: Avalanches are a major objective hazard on several eight-thousander routes.

• Ski mountaineeringRelated: Avalanches are among the most serious hazards on ski mountaineering routes.

• Ice climbingRelated: Approaches and routes can expose climbers to avalanche terrain beyond the ice itself.

• Mountain passRelated: Steep pass approaches can be exposed to avalanches that close routes or endanger travelers.

• Nanga ParbatRelated: Avalanches have been among the major objective dangers on the mountain.

• Siachen conflictRelated: Avalanches have caused more deaths among Siachen troops than direct combat.

• Siachen GlacierRelated: Avalanches are among the natural hazards facing personnel in the glacier's terrain.

• Aoraki / Mount CookRelated: Avalanches are among the serious hazards on the mountain’s steep snow and ice slopes.

• ManasluNarrower topic: Manaslu’s steep, snow-covered slopes make avalanche formation a central expedition hazard.

• GraupelRelated: Buried graupel layers can act as weak interfaces that promote slab avalanches.

• ShishapangmaRelated: Snow avalanches are among the principal objective hazards on the mountain.

• MakaluRelated: Steep slopes and heavy snowfall make avalanche exposure a concern on Makalu.

• Broad PeakRelated: Snow-loaded slopes on Broad Peak can release avalanches that threaten routes and camps.

• Foehn windRelated: Foehn episodes can rapidly warm snowpacks and contribute to instability.