Hi, looking for suggestions on handling documents with multiple geographies (lat/lon).

There’s a

geopoint[]

data type… But could you elaborate on how you’re looking to query the data?

Users are saving favorite things to named lists. We wish to surface these named lists as queryable. The lists consist of POIs with lat/lon geopoints and there is no geographical limitation on these lists… e.g., a single list could consist of POIs in multiple countires. We wish to query these named lists for at least geopoint within a range.

Are the results shown to users, the list names, or the POI items inside the list?

Yes, a minimal amount of information… an image, name, owner, city, state or province.

Let me rephrase that… Are the results shown to users: a) the list names OR b) POI items inside the list

ah,

a

information on the lists.

So when a user searches for “some term”, you want to return a list of “named lists”, where the POIs within that list are within X distance to the user, and the name (or any attribute) of the list has “some term” yeah?

essentially, the term is paired with a geopoint sort by

You could just “flatten” all the geopoints of all the POIs in a list into a single

geopoint[]

field.

This is excellent; didn’t expect this to work actually.