Combining hills from two different bagging lists
Adding two lists together
Adding two ListsAdding Lists Together
As well as searching for hills based on their bagging type (specified by the “?list=” URL filter), a second hill type filter can be added (as “&list2=“) to give the total listing of two types of hill. This is the equivalent of adding the two lists together or the “union” of the two sets.
- For example if you wanted to list all Munros with all Munro Tops then you would use the URL filters like this …
www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?list=munros&list2=munro-tops
Only hills in both lists
Hills in Both Lists
And if you use this in conjugation with display=onlyhillsinbothlists you can get the sub-set of hills which only belong to both lists (the intersection of the two sets).
- For example here are the Hewitts which are also Marilyns;
www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?list=hewitts&list2=marilyns&display=onlyhillsinbothlists - or the “Marilyn Munros” i.e. the Munros which also have Marilyn status of 150m separation
www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?list=marilyns&list2=munros&display=onlyhillsinbothlists
Subtracting one list from another
Subtracting Hills from List
Finally there is a new option of display=hillsnotinlist2 which gives you the sub-set of the hills from the main list but excluding those that are in list 2. The is equivalent of subtracting the 2nd list from the first.
- For example: Nuttalls that aren’t Hewitts
www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?list=nuttalls&list2=hewitts&display=hillsnotinlist2 - or conversely Hewitts that aren’t Nuttalls
www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/download/?list=hewitts&list2=nuttalls&display=hillsnotinlist2
More Options…
Read about more hill hill filters here…
www.haroldstreet.org.uk/other/?page_id=392
or try them out in combination here…
www.haroldstreet.org.uk/waypoints/search.php
Author: Phil Newby
Hi, my addiction for the Lake District fells keeps growing as my years age! I have a question (among many) about The Definitive list of Lake District Summits: what characteristic of a hill (some are really “small humps” on the landscape, but still interesting and have taken me to some wonderful places), sorry what characteristics of a hill/fell makes it an entrant onto the list? I have scaled 1,100 plus, but the list keeps growing and I want to complete, finish before my wandering days are ended!! Keep up the good work
Hi thanks – the definitive list is often changing and may never be finished.
New LIDAR data gives increasing accuracy of measurment of various lumps and bumps and their prominance from other lumps and bumps.
It could go on forever!
phil