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How a peak finder decides which mountains you can see, and what I measured

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I wanted a peak finder whose method I can read, change and host myself. So I built WhichPeak, a static web app that draws a labeled 360 degree panorama from open elevation tiles. What it does You open a link or drop a pin. WhichPeak reads AWS Terrain Tiles, builds the terrain in six rings of detail…

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  1. 2026-10-25 05:07 · DEV Community — AI
    How a peak finder decides which mountains you can see, and what I measured

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