evidence: Fitzroy (also known as Cerro Fitzroy, Cerro Chaltel, Chaltén, and Monte Fitz Roy, 3,375 meters / 11,073 feet) is the highest spire in a compact range of granite (granodiorite) peaks in Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, in Argentine Patagonia. Named after Captain Robert Fitzroy of the HMS Beagle, Fitzroy thrusts above the Argentine plains and Southern Icecap together with its companion peaks Cerro Poincenot, Aguja Rafael, and Aguja Saint Exupery. The peaks are located near the neighboring Cerro Torre group outside of the small village of El Chaltén, reached by bus from the tourist center El Calafate. [...] Information on a young Belgian expedition to Cerro Fitzroy (thanks to Myzantrope for this informaiton). Text is in French. [...] The right Mount Fitz Roy Coordinates are: Latitude=-49.270947°S, Longitude=-73.044003°W and not: Lat/Lon: 49.17°S / 73.05°W as indicated in the introductory note.