OPEN DATA. A NEW PERSPECTIVE.

Every summit
has a story.

How much does a peak stand on its own?
Explore Slovenia through the shape of its terrain.

5 m terrainAdjustable prominenceOpen public data

2,578summits qualifying at P50

5 mterrain sample spacing

823.8 Melevation samples analysed

20,270 km²valid terrain inside Slovenia

01 / EXPLORE THE TERRAIN

Find your perspective.

A summit is more than its altitude.
Move the threshold and watch the landscape change.

STATISTICAL REGION GURS · officialMOUNTAIN AREA GMBA · research

Both filters combine. Boundaries filter the catalogue; they do not change prominence.

Minimum prominence50 m

20 m1,500 m

Exact threshold m

How far must you descend before reaching higher ground?

SEARCH SUMMITS

A PLACE TO START

2,578 summits in view 2,494 resolved 84 bounded

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Default results fit your prominence range throughout their coverage interval.

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YOUR CURRENT SELECTION

SUMMITELEVATIONPROMINENCE

Names are nearby GURS label associations. Unnamed points remain part of the catalogue.

Coverage-limited

NEARBY GURS NAME

46.35024° N · 14.40480° E

ELEVATION2,131 m

PROMINENCE668–765 m

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WITHIN-COVERAGE CONNECTION1,367 m

The true connecting saddle may lie beyond available terrain. Both bounds are retained.

Provisional match to a GURS map label 24 m away. Label placement is not a surveyed summit identity.

Elevations and saddles are raster-derived. Decimal precision is not measurement accuracy. Dashed lines are visual connections, not routes.

THE QUESTION BEHIND THE MAP

There is no single universal threshold. Prominence gives us a measurable way to ask the question—and to change our minds.