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This template creates three consecutive sortable cells in a table row displaying the topographic elevation, topographic prominence, and topographic isolation of a topographic summit. This template has several format options.
The syntax of this template is:
((epi|var1|var2|var3|a=|d=|e=|l=|m=|r=|s=|date=))
where:
- var1 is a real number representing the topographic elevation in meters, # if sea level, or NA if not available
- var2 is a real number representing the topographic prominence in meters, >500, or NA if not available
- var3 is a real number representing the topographic isolation in kilometers, or NA if not available
- a is an optional alignment parameter:
- a=left yields left alignment
- a=center yields center alignment (default)
- a=right yields right alignment
- d is an optional integer representing the default number of decimal places to display for elevation and prominence (default=0)
- e is an optional integer representing the override number of decimal places to display for metric elevation (default=d)
- l is an optional lines parameter:
- l=1 yields single-line display
- l=2 yields double-line display (default)
- m is an optional metric parameter:
- m=1 yields measurement in SI units followed by United States customary units (default)
- m=2 yields measurement in United States customary units followed by SI units
- r is an optional integer representing the number of rows to span (default=1)
- s is an optional style parameter:
- s= yields regular style (default)
- s='' yields italic style
- s=''' yields bold style
- s=''''' yields bold italic style
- date is the optional date of data update
Examples[edit]
The use of this template is illustrated in the sortable table below:
Peak
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Wikitext
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Elevation
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Prominence
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Isolation
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Mount Everest
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((epi|8848|8848|40008|date=October 7, 2015))
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8848 m 29,029 ft |
8848 m 29,029 ft |
40,008 km 24,860 mi
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K2
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((epi|8614|4020|1315.59|date=October 7, 2015))
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8614 m 28,261 ft |
4020 m 13,189 ft |
1,316 km 817 mi
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Kangchenjunga
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((epi|8586|3922|124.32|date=October 7, 2015))
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8586 m 28,169 ft |
3922 m 12,867 ft |
124.3 km 77.2 mi
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See also Mountain peaks of North America and the List of Ultras in Canada.
See also[edit]