Oni­ani Peak

The peak (4200 m) is nam­ed in me­mory of the mountai­ne­er Kilij­bi Oni­ani, one of the first re­sear­chers of the area. Lo­ca­t­ed in the mid­d­le part of the Ts­ei Ridge be­tween the Artsy­shevsky peak to the south-west and the Zol­o­tar­ev peak to the north-east. The south­ern des­tr­oyed rocky edge of the Oni­ani peak tur­ns into a short spur, li­mi­ting to the east the cirque of the Wil­pa­tinsky gla­cier. The rocky plat­for­ms on the west side of the spur are nam­ed af­ter the mountai­ne­er Taisi­ya Vol­gi­na. To the Son­guti gla­cier from the peak des­cends a b­ro­ken ice-and-snow slope with ra­re rocky out­cro­ps, and to the south-east, to the Four gla­cier, to­wards the Ts­ei val­ley — des­tr­oyed rocky coun­ter­for­ts.