I have used this technique for filtering Sharepoint 2013 Map view
Url?&FilterField1=<LIST COLUMN NAME>&FilterValue1=<COLUMN VALUE TO FILTER>
And so on.
Separate each filter value with a semi-colon ( ; ).
shows all orders whose Product contains the string "jet":
Url?&FilterField1=<LIST COLUMN NAME>&FilterValue1=<COLUMN VALUE TO FILTER>
Filtering Multiple Columns
Filters on additional columns can be appended with
&FilterField2=_____&FilterValue2=_____
And so on.
Multi-value Filters
To apply multiple filter values to a single column, the syntax is a little different:
&FilterName=______&FilterMultiValue=____;____;_____
Separate each filter value with a semi-colon ( ; ).
Wildcard Filters
FilterMultiValue also supports partial matches. Use the asterisk ( * ) symbol to indicate a wild card. For instance,
&FilterName=Product&FilterMultiValue=*jet*
shows all orders whose Product contains the string "jet":
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