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Radius Search from Jatunriti

Name	Location	Range	Elev-Ft	Dist-Mi	Bearing	Prom-Ft	Radius Search
Jatunhuma	Peru	Peruvian Andes	19990	1.29	WSW		Radius Search
Callangate	Peru	Peruvian Andes	20046	2.7	WSW		Radius Search
Yayamari	Peru	Peruvian Andes	19846	7.69	ESE		Radius Search
Nevado Ausangate	Peru	Peruvian Andes	20906	11.57	WSW	6841	Radius Search
Schio	Peru	Peruvian Andes	19029	46.08	ESE		Radius Search
Yana Cuchilla	Peru	Peruvian Andes	17953	49.96	S		Radius Search
Cunurana	Peru	Peruvian Andes	17782	59.87	SSE		Radius Search

Use this option to search for text in trip reports, peak descriptions, or any other text on the site.
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Use this option to search for a certain peak or range, quickly listing all peaks/ranges that match your search string.
For Peak/Range Search, you must enter at least three characters.
Do not enter any wildcard characters--the search automatically searches any part of a name.
Do not abbreviate any words. Type "Mount Saint Helens", not "Mt. St. Helens".
The maximum number of search results for any Peak/Range Search is about thirty or forty.
Peak/Range searches are not case-sensitive.
The results are in order of how many page hits a Peak or Range has received on this site, so the most popular results should be listed first.

This will return a list all nearest peaks to a point, ordered by distance from the given point.
For Radius Search, use WGS84 decimal degrees for latitude and longitude. South latitude and west longitude are negative. For example: 47.5, -122.84
Radius Search results will only find peaks within 100 km of the latitude/longitude, and only the closest 20 peaks if there are more than 20.
To do a Radius Search around a peak, do a "Peak/Range Search" first, and the results will have a "Radius Search" link for every returned peak.
Checking one of the "Ladder" boxes will return a list of peaks in ascending order of elevation or prominence, starting from the given point.
Every page for an individual peak on the site has a "Radius Search" link, plus links for the Elevation and Prominence Ladders.