P	SA	Name	CLAT	CLON	SLAT	ELAT	SLON	ELON	DIR	DIAM	CT	ET	QUAD	MAP	AS	AD	REF	FT	Origin

Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Aachen	9.2	60.9					W	4.8	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German coal basin.
Saturn	Rhea	Aananin	34.9	339.9					W	0.0	Asia	Korea	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Korean god of the Heavens.
Jupiter	Io	Ababinili Patera	12.79	142.16	11.77	13.79	143.69	140.49	W	105.0	North America	Chickasaw	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chickasaw fire and sun god.
Mars	Mars	Abalos Colles	77.0	72.0	75.0	78.8	67.0	75.0	W	245.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Named for classical albedo feature at 72N, 70W.
Mars	MarsE	Abalos Colles	76.86	288.0	74.837	78.676	293	285	E	245.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Named for classical albedo feature at 72N, 70W.
Mars	Mars	Abalos Undae	78.4	88.2	75.0	82.4	79.7	99.0	W	455.0	Europe	Roman	MTM 80090	I-1811	Adopted by IAU	1988	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature at 72N, 70W.
Mars	MarsE	Abalos Undae	78.27	271.8	74.837	82.314	280.3	261	E	455.0	Europe	Roman	MTM 80090	I-1811	Adopted by IAU	1988	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature at 72N, 70W.
Mars	Mars	Aban	16.1	249.0	16.0	16.1	248.9	249.0	W	4.2	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Aban	15.93	111.0	15.829	15.928	111.1	111	E	4.2	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Uranus	Ariel	Abans	-15.5	251.3					E	20.0	Asia	Persian	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spirit of the iron mines.
Neptune	Triton	Abatos Planum	-21.5	58.0					E	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Egyptian sacred island in Nile, "paradise."
Earth	Moon	Abbe	-57.3	175.2					E	66.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernst Karl; German optician, physicist, astronomer (1840-1905).
Earth	Moon	Abbot	5.6	54.8					E	10.0	North America	American	LTO62D1	LTO-62D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Greeley; American astrophysicist (1872-1973).
Venus	Venus	Abe Mango Dorsa	47.0	212.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	South and Central America	Brazil	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Tukano (Brazil) daughter of sun god.
Earth	Moon	Abel	-34.5	87.3					E	122.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Abelard	-3.5	12.2					W	1.1	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter; French philosopher, lover of Heloise (1079-1142).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra	-21.0	11.9					E	42.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Venus	Venus	Abeona Mons	-44.8	273.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	375.0	Europe	Roman	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Roman goddess of travelers.
Earth	Moon	Abetti	20.1	27.8					E	1.5	Europe	Italy	LM	42	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antonio; Italian astronomer (1846-1928); Giorgio; Italian astronomer (1882-1982).
Venus	Venus	Abigail	-52.2	111.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.4	Asia	Hebrew	V-57	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Hebrew.
Venus	Venus	Abika	-52.5	104.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.5	Europe	Russia	V-57	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mari first name.
Venus	Venus	Abington	-47.8	277.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.7	Europe	England	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frances; English actress (1737-1815).
Venus	Venus	Abra	6.2	97.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.2	Africa	Ghana	V-23	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ewe first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Abu Nuwas	17.4	20.4					W	116.0	Asia	Syria	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arab poet (c. 1756-1810).
Earth	Moon	Abul Wáfa	1.0	116.6					E	55.0	Asia	Persian	LTO65D3	LTO-65D3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ab? al-Waf? al-B?zaj?ni; Persian mathematician, astronomer (940-998).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda	-13.8	13.9					E	65.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Venus	Venus	Abundia Corona	18.5	125.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Europe	Norse	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse goddess of giving.
Mars	Mars	Abus Vallis	-5.6	147.3	-6.1	-5.1	147.3	147.4	W	58.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for Humber River in England.
Mars	MarsE	Abus Vallis	-5.54	212.7	-6.032	-5.043	212.7	212.6	E	58.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for Humber River in England.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Abydos Facula	33.4	153.4	31.6	34.8	151.4	155.8	W	180.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Egyptian town where Osiris was worshipped.
Jupiter	Io	Acala Fluctus	8.97	334.59	2.1	13.49	339.07	329.94	W	411.11	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Japanese fire god.
Saturn	Phoebe	Acastus	9.6	148.5					W	34.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of the Thessalian king Pelias, took part in the Calydonian boar hunt.
Saturn	Mimas	Accolon	-70.56	184.41	-77.87	-63.35	173.65	197.76	W	48.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Companion of Arthur's; he was tricked into jousting with Arthur.
Venus	Venus	Achall Corona	-31.2	259.6	-32.5	-29.9	258.1	261.2	E	265.0	Europe	Celtic	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic earth and nature goddess.
Mars	Mars	Achar	45.8	236.9	45.7	45.8	236.8	237.0	W	5.5	South and Central America	Uruguay	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Uruguay.
Mars	MarsE	Achar	45.48	123.1	45.375	45.475	123.2	123	E	5.5	South and Central America	Uruguay	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Uruguay.
Venus	Venus	Achek Dorsa	-37.2	230.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	Africa	Sudan	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Dinka (Sudan) wife of rain god Deng.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Achelous	61.8	11.7	61.4	62.3	10.9	12.6	W	40.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek river god; father of Callirrhoe, Ganymede's mother.
Mars	Mars	Acheron Catena	37.6	101.0	33.7	41.0	98.4	103.4	W	491.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1979	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named for classical albedo feature at 35N, 140W.
Mars	MarsE	Acheron Catena	37.29	259.0	33.401	40.679	261.6	256.6	E	491.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1979	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named for classical albedo feature at 35N, 140W.
Mars	Mars	Acheron Fossae	37.6	135.8	31.7	40.3	129.2	143.2	W	718.0	Europe	Greek	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	1979	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From classical albedo feature at 35N, 140W.
Mars	MarsE	Acheron Fossae	37.29	224.2	31.41	39.98	230.8	216.8	E	718.0	Europe	Greek	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	1979	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From classical albedo feature at 35N, 140W.
Mars	Mars	Acidalia Colles	50.9	23.1	48.7	53.4	19.7	29.0	W	360.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Acidalia Colles	50.58	336.9	48.378	53.089	340.3	331	E	360.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Acidalia Mensa	47.0	25.4	45.5	49.0	23.0	28.3	W	233.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2000	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Acidalia Mensa	46.68	334.6	45.175	48.678	337	331.7	E	233.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2000	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Acidalia Planitia	47.0	22.0	30.0	57.0	350.0	55.0	W	2,300.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	From classical albedo feature at 44N, 21W.
Mars	MarsE	Acidalia Planitia	46.68	338.0	29.719	56.703	10	305	E	2,300.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	From classical albedo feature at 44N, 21W.
Asteroid Belt	Dactyl	Acmon	-39.0	138.0					E	0.3	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the original three Dactyls.
Earth	Moon	Acosta	-5.6	60.1					E	13.0	Europe	Portugal	LTO80B4	LTO-80B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cristobal; Portuguese doctor, natural historian (1515-1580).
Venus	Venus	Acrea Corona	24.2	243.7	23.2	25.0	242.3	245.4	E	200.0	Europe	Greek	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek resplendent mother goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Adad	57.5	358.1	57.0	57.8	357.7	358.6	W	39.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian god of thunder.
Venus	Venus	Adaiah	-47.3	253.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.0	Asia	Hebrew	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Adal	75.5	79.7	75.0	76.0	78.1	81.6	W	41.7	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; son of Karl and Erna.
Mars	Mars	Adamas Labyrinthus	35.7	254.3	30.7	40.5	248.5	260.0	W	750.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1982	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name; "A River of Diamonds"; today's River Sarbarnarekha in India.
Mars	MarsE	Adamas Labyrinthus	35.39	105.7	30.416	40.179	111.5	100	E	750.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1982	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name; "A River of Diamonds"; today's River Sarbarnarekha in India.
Mars	Mars	Adams	31.1	197.0	30.4	32.0	196.1	197.8	W	94.9	North America	American	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter S.; American astronomer (1876-1956).
Mars	MarsE	Adams	30.81	163.0	30.117	31.709	163.9	162.2	E	94.9	North America	American	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter S.; American astronomer (1876-1956).
Earth	Moon	Adams	-31.9	68.2					E	66.0	North America	American		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Couch; British astronomer (1819-1892); Charles Hitchcock; American astronomer (1868-1951); Walter Sydney; American astronomer (1876-1956).
Venus	Venus	Adamson	-14.8	29.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	27.2	Europe	Austria	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joy; Austrian author, animal expert (1910-1980).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Adapa	73.1	31.3	72.5	73.7	29.3	33.4	W	56.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; lost immortality when, at Ea's advice, he refused food of life.
Venus	Venus	Addams	-56.2	98.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	87.0	North America	American	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jane; American social reformer (1860-1935).
Venus	Venus	Aditi Dorsa	-30.0	189.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Asia	India	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Indian sky goddess.
Venus	Venus	Adivar	8.9	76.2	8.9	8.9	76.1	76.1	E	30.3	Asia	Turkey	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Halide; Turkish educator, author (1883-1964).
Saturn	Rhea	Adjua	40.2	118.9					W	0.0	Asia	Ulci	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mythical heroine and ancestor of the Ulci tribe.
Jupiter	Callisto	Adlinda	-48.5	35.6	-56.2	-37.8	23.4	48.8	W	840.0	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	Cryptic ringed features	Large ringed feature	Eskimo; place in ocean depths where souls are imprisoned after death.
Saturn	Phoebe	Admetus	11.4	39.1					W	58.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, founder and king of Pherae in Thessaly.
Jupiter	Europa	Adonis Linea	-61.0	122.6	-82.3	-28.6	148.4	131.2	W	1,560.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; son of Phoenix, nephew of Europa.
Venus	Venus	Adrasthea Tesserae	30.0	55.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	750.0	Europe	Greek	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek goddess of law.
Saturn	Dione	Adrastus	-61.66	46.57	-63.7	-60.0	42.27	50.3	W	38.5	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Argos, one of the seven against Thebes, and the only one to return alive.
Uranus	Titania	Adriana	-20.1	3.9					E	50.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wife of Antipholus of Ephesus in "The Comedy of Errors."
Mercury	Mercury	Adventure Rupes	-65.1	65.5					W	0.0	Europe	England	H-11	I-1030	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	English; one of Cook's ships on second voyage to the Pacific, 1772-75.
Venus	Venus	Adzoba	12.8	117.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Africa	Ghana	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ewe (Ghana) first name.
Venus	Venus	Aegina Farrum	35.5	20.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	60.0	Europe	Greek	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	Greek river nymph.
Jupiter	Callisto	Aegir	-45.8	103.8	-46.4	-45.2	102.8	104.6	W	53.9	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse sea god.
Saturn	Dione	Aeneas	25.89	46.27	17.95	34.53	36.85	55.21	W	161.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hero of the Aeneid. The son of Anchises and Venus and a member of the royal family of Troy.
Mars	Mars	Aeolis	-5.0	215.0	-5.0	-5.0	215.0	215.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Floating island where winds were kept in a cave.
Mars	MarsE	Aeolis	-4.94	145.0	-4.944	-4.944	145	145	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Floating island where winds were kept in a cave.
Mars	Mars	Aeolis Mensae	-2.9	219.6	-6.5	2.0	213.0	224.7	W	820.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1976	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aeolis Mensae	-2.87	140.4	-6.427	1.977	147	135.3	E	820.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1976	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Aeracura Corona	-19.0	238.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Europe	Celtic	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Aeria	10.0	310.0	10.0	10.0	310.0	310.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Greek name for Egypt; "far land of mist".
Mars	MarsE	Aeria	9.89	50.0	9.889	9.889	50	50	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Greek name for Egypt; "far land of mist".
Mars	Mars	Aesacus Dorsum	37.2	206.9	35.0	39.0	205.3	207.8	W	264.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature at 45N, 205W.
Mars	MarsE	Aesacus Dorsum	36.89	153.1	34.695	38.683	154.7	152.2	E	264.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature at 45N, 205W.
Venus	Venus	Aethelflaed	-18.2	196.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.0	Europe	England	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English leader of the Mercians (c. 884-918).
Mars	Mars	Aetheria	40.0	230.0	40.0	40.0	230.0	230.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Upper world; land of living.
Mars	MarsE	Aetheria	39.68	130.0	39.68	39.68	130	130	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Upper world; land of living.
Mars	Mars	Aethiopis	10.0	230.0	10.0	10.0	230.0	230.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Countries of the Ethiopians on southern edge of the Earth.
Mars	MarsE	Aethiopis	9.89	130.0	9.889	9.889	130	130	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Countries of the Ethiopians on southern edge of the Earth.
Venus	Venus	Afiba	-47.1	102.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.5	Africa	Ghana	V-47	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ewe first name.
Venus	Venus	Afiruwa	4.3	3.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.2	Africa	Nigeria	V-20	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hausa first name.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Afon	-6.5	0.0					E	0.8	Europe	Russia		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in Russia. <em>Note: Defines zero degrees longitude on Ida.</em>
Mercury	Mercury	Africanus Horton	-51.5	41.2					W	135.0	Africa	Sierra Leone	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(James Beale); Sierra Leonean author, folklorist (1835-1883).
Venus	Venus	Aftenia	50.0	324.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Europe	Moldova	V-18	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Moldavian first name.
Venus	Venus	Afua	15.5	124.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Africa	Ghana	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Akan (Ghana) first name.
Mars	Mars	Aganippe Fossa	-8.3	126.2	-13.0	-4.1	124.9	126.9	W	532.0	Europe	Greek	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aganippe Fossa	-8.21	233.8	-12.858	-4.054	235.1	233.1	E	532.0	Europe	Greek	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Uranus	Ariel	Agape	-46.9	336.5					E	34.0	Europe	Great Britain	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spirit in Spenser's "Fairy Queene."
Mars	Mars	Agassiz	-70.1	89.0	-71.1	-69.2	85.9	91.5	W	117.7	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean L.; American naturalist (1807-1873).
Mars	MarsE	Agassiz	-69.89	271.0	-70.9	-68.983	274.1	268.5	E	117.7	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean L.; American naturalist (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides	-19.8	-30.9					E	48.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Jupiter	Europa	Agave Linea	12.8	273.1	-10.1	33.5	256.8	286.9	W	1,440.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Daughter of Harmonia and Cadmus.
Jupiter	Europa	Agenor Linea	-43.8	213.5	-41.8	-37.1	178.6	248.4	W	1,496.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; Europa's father.
Venus	Venus	Aglaonice	-26.4	339.9	-26.5	-26.5	339.9	339.9	E	63.7	Europe	Greek	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ancient Greek astronomer.
Jupiter	Callisto	Agloolik	-47.7	82.4	-48.4	-47.0	81.2	83.4	W	61.6	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eskimo spirit of the seal caves.
Venus	Venus	Agnesi	-39.4	37.7	-39.5	-39.5	37.8	37.8	E	42.4	Europe	Italy	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Italian mathemetician (1718-1799).
Jupiter	Io	Agni Patera	-40.8	333.05	-40.98	-40.62	333.45	332.65	W	19.7	Asia	India	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hindu god of fire.
Venus	Venus	Agoe	13.1	4.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.3	Africa	Ghana	V-20	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eve first name.
Venus	Venus	Agraulos Corona	-27.7	165.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	170.0	Europe	Greek	V-49	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Agreus	15.9	232.7	15.1	16.5	232.1	233.5	W	63.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hunter god in Tyre.
Earth	Moon	Agrippa	4.1	10.5					E	44.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. A.D. 92).
Venus	Venus	Agrippina	-33.2	65.7	-33.2	-33.2	65.6	65.6	E	38.6	Europe	Roman	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roman empress (c. 13 B.C.-A.D. 33).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Agrotes	60.9	192.5	60.2	61.6	190.8	194.6	W	74.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tyre; greatest god of Gebal; farmer god.
Saturn	Rhea	Agunua	63.3	66.2					W	0.0	Oceania	Melanesia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	San Cristobal (Melanesia) god who made sea, land, people.
Jupiter	Io	Ah Peku Patera	10.34	107.04	9.46	11.25	108.28	105.6	W	84.0	South and Central America	Mayan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mayan thunder god.
Venus	Venus	Ahava	53.6	187.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.4	Asia	Hebrew	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Saturn	Enceladus	Ahmad	58.76	311.57	56.55	60.81	307.29	315.49	W	18.7	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Youngest son; brings father a magic apple; marries the Genie Peri Banu.
Mercury	Mercury	Ahmad Baba	58.5	126.8					W	127.0	Africa	Sudan	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abu-a;-Abbas Aj,Ad Obm Aj,Ad a;-Takruri Al-Massufi; Sudanese writer (1556-1627)
Venus	Venus	Ahsabkab Vallis	-24.0	79.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	South and Central America	Mayan	V-34,46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	Mayan name for morning Venus.
Venus	Venus	Ahsonnutli Dorsa	47.9	196.5	40.2	56.3	195.9	193.6	E	1,708.0	North America	Navajo	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Navajo (N. America) spirit of light and sky.
Jupiter	Callisto	Ahti	41.4	102.4	40.7	41.9	101.6	103.2	W	54.8	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish god of water; sends fish to the fisherman.
Venus	Venus	Aibarchin Planitia	-73.0	25.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-56,62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Uzbek "Alpamysh" epic tale heroine.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Aida	7.9	130.5					W	1.6	Africa	Ethiopia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ethiopian slave, beloved of Egyptian officer Radames in Verdi's opera "Aida" (Italy, 1870).
Venus	Venus	Aida-Wedo Dorsa	73.0	214.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	South and Central America	Haiti	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Haitian rainbow spirit.
Jupiter	Io	Aidne Patera	-1.78	177.09	-2.19	-1.34	177.5	176.62	W	30.26	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Irish creator of fire.
Venus	Venus	Aife Fossae	67.0	131.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	280.0	Europe	Ireland	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Irish warrior deity.
Venus	Venus	Aigul	38.2	280.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.0	Europe	Kalmyk	V-17	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kalmyk first name.
Venus	Venus	Aikhylu Chasma	32.0	292.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Bashkir	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Bashkir myth's moon daughter.
Venus	Venus	Ailar	-15.8	68.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.2	Asia	Turkmenistan	V-34	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Turkman first name.
Venus	Venus	Aimee	16.1	127.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.0	Europe	France	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Venus	Venus	Aino Planitia	-40.5	94.5	-50.9	-30.1	66.0	122.9	E	4,985.0	Europe	Finland	V-46,47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Finnish heroine who became water spirit.
Earth	Moon	Airy	-18.1	5.7					E	36.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Mars	Mars	Airy	-5.2	360.0	-5.5	-4.8	359.6	0.3	W	41.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George B.; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Mars	MarsE	Airy	-5.14	0.0	-5.438	-4.746	0.4	359.7	E	41.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George B.; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Mars	Mars	Airy-0	-5.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Small crater within crater Airy that defines zero degrees longitude on Mars.
Mars	MarsE	Airy-0	-5.04	360.0	0	0	360	360	E	0.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Small crater within crater Airy that defines zero degrees longitude on Mars.
Venus	Venus	Aisha	39.3	53.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.6	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kyrgyz first name.
Venus	Venus	Aita	8.9	270.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.0	Europe	Estonia	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian first name.
Venus	Venus	Aitchison Patera	-16.7	349.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	28.0	North America	American	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Alison; American geographer.
Earth	Moon	Aitken	-16.8	173.4					E	135.0	North America	American	LTO86D4	LTO-86D4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Grant; American astronomer (1864-1951).
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Aix	47.9	160.3					W	0.6	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in France.
Saturn	Tethys	Ajax	-28.41	282.0	-32.93	-24.2	276.65	287.18	W	88.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek hero second only to Achilles.
Venus	Venus	Ajina Fossae	-45.0	258.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Tajik	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Tajik evil spirit.
Jupiter	Callisto	Ajleke	22.7	101.4	21.9	23.6	100.4	102.3	W	70.0	Europe	Lapp	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saami god of holidays.
Mars	Mars	Ajon	16.7	256.9	16.6	16.8	256.9	257.0	W	8.4	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Ajon	16.52	103.1	16.423	16.621	103.1	103	E	8.4	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Ak-Ene Corona	9.4	254.7	8.8	10.2	254.1	255.3	E	150.0	Asia	Altai	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Altay Great Mother, "White Mother."
Venus	Venus	Akeley	8.0	244.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	23.4	North America	American	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Delia; American explorer (1875-1970).
Venus	Venus	Akewa Dorsa	45.5	184.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	South and Central America	Argentina	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Toba (Argentina) sun goddess.
Venus	Venus	Akhmatova	61.3	307.9	61.1	61.2	307.1	307.9	E	41.4	Europe	Soviet	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; Soviet poet (1889-1966).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Akhmin Facula	27.7	189.5	25.6	30.3	186.7	192.6	W	245.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Egyptian town where Min was worshipped.
Venus	Venus	Akhtamar Planitia	27.0	65.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,700.0	Asia	Armenian	Unknown	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Armenian epic heroine.
Mars	Mars	Aki	-35.8	60.3	-35.8	-35.7	60.2	60.4	W	8.1	Asia	Japan	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Mars	MarsE	Aki	-35.49	299.7	-35.492	-35.393	299.8	299.6	E	8.1	Asia	Japan	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Venus	Venus	Akiko	30.6	187.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.4	Asia	Japan	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yosano; Japanese Tanka poetess (1878-1942).
Earth	Moon	Akis	20.0	-31.8					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	S-01	39 C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek female name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Akitu Sulcus	38.9	194.3	39.0	39.2	199.9	189.6	W	365.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Where Marduk's statue was carried each year.
Venus	Venus	Akkruva Colles	46.1	115.5	44.9	47.7	108.3	121.0	E	1,059.0	Europe	Latin	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Saami-Lapp fishing goddess.
Venus	Venus	Akna Montes	68.9	318.2	65.6	72.7	311.6	320.0	E	830.0	South and Central America	Mayan	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Mayan goddess of birth.
Venus	Venus	Akosua	-58.6	18.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.2	Africa	Ghana	V-56	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Akan first name.
Venus	Venus	Aksentyeva	-42.0	271.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	42.5	Europe	Soviet	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Zinaida; Soviet geophysicist, astronomer (1900-1969).
Mars	Mars	Aktaj	20.6	46.6	20.6	20.7	46.5	46.6	W	4.9	Europe	Russia	MTM 20047	I-1719	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Aktaj	20.39	313.4	20.387	20.486	313.5	313.4	E	4.9	Europe	Russia	MTM 20047	I-1719	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Akuanda Dorsa	63.5	232.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Adygan light deity.
Venus	Venus	Akuba	9.6	23.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.5	Africa	Ghana	V-20	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eve first name.
Neptune	Triton	Akupara Maculae	-27.5	63.0					E	0.0	Asia	India	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Tortoise upholding the world (India).
Jupiter	Callisto	Akycha	72.6	318.7	71.8	73.5	315.4	321.5	W	81.0	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alaskan name of the sun.
Mercury	Mercury	Al-Akhtal	59.2	97.0					W	102.0	Asia	Arabian	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arab poet (c. 640-710).
Earth	Moon	Al-Bakri	14.3	20.2					E	12.0	Europe	Spain	LTO60B1	LTO-60B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ab? Ubayd Abdall?h Ibn abd al-Az?z Ibn Muhammad; Spanish-Arab geographer (1010-1094).
Earth	Moon	Al-Biruni	17.9	92.5					E	77.0	Asia	Persian	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ab? ar-Rayh?n Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Bir?n?; Persian astronomer, mathematician, geographer (973-1048).
Mercury	Mercury	Al-Hamadhani	38.8	89.7					W	186.0	Asia	Arabian	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arab writer (d. 1007).
Mercury	Mercury	Al-J?hiz	1.2	21.5					W	91.0	Asia	Arabian	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arab author (d. 869).
Earth	Moon	Al-Khwarizmi	7.1	106.4					E	65.0	Asia	Iraq	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Iraqi mathematician (unkn-c. 825).
Earth	Moon	Al-Marrakushi	-10.4	55.8					E	8.0	Africa	Morocco	LTO80D2	LTO-80D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ab? `Ali al-Hasan Ibn `Ali al-Marrakushi; Moroccan astronomer, mathematician (fl. c. A.D. 1281/1282).
Mars	Mars	Al-Qahira Vallis	-18.4	197.5	-22.2	-14.4	194.7	201.3	W	555.0	Asia	Indonesia	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for 'Mars' in Arabic, Indonesian, Malay.
Mars	MarsE	Al-Qahira Vallis	-18.21	162.5	-21.974	-14.244	165.3	158.7	E	555.0	Asia	Indonesia	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for 'Mars' in Arabic, Indonesian, Malay.
Venus	Venus	Al-Taymuriyya	32.9	336.1	32.9	32.9	336.2	336.2	E	19.0	Africa	Egypt	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ayesha; Egyptian author, feminist (1840-1902).
Venus	Venus	Al-Uzza Undae	67.7	90.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Arabian	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1994	Dunes	Unda, undae	Arabian desert goddess.
Saturn	Enceladus	Aladdin	60.69	26.66	57.2	64.32	18.61	35.08	W	37.4	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hero of the tale; he has the magic lamp.
Venus	Venus	Alajen Vallis	-3.3	337.1	-3.7	-2.7	335.6	337.2	E	200.0	Asia	Iran	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	Talysh (Caspian Sea, SW coast) river deity.
Earth	Moon	Alan	-10.9	-6.1					E	2.0	Europe	Ireland	S-01	77 D1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish male name.
Mars	Mars	Alba Catena	35.3	114.7	34.1	36.5	114.6	114.8	W	144.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Alba Catena	34.99	245.3	33.799	36.19	245.4	245.2	E	144.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Alba Fossae	54.2	104.8	34.0	67.8	95.5	116.2	W	2,080.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Alba Fossae	53.89	255.2	33.699	67.572	264.5	243.8	E	2,080.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Alba Patera	40.12	109.82	39.0	41.0	108.61	111.33	W	136.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Alba Patera	39.8	250.18	38.683	40.679	251.39	248.67	E	136.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	Mars	Albany	23.2	49.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.0	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (New York).
Mars	MarsE	Albany	22.97	310.9	0	0	360	360	E	2.0	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (New York).
Venus	Venus	Albasty Fossae	-9.0	336.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Tartar	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Tartar evil spirit.
Earth	Moon	Albategnius	-11.7	4.3					E	114.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Uranus	Umbriel	Alberich	-33.6	42.2					E	52.0	Europe	Germany	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dwarf who guarded Niebelung gold, also had a mantle of invisibility.
Mars	Mars	Albi	-41.8	35.1	-41.9	-41.7	35.0	35.2	W	8.5	Europe	France	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Albi	-41.48	324.9	-41.577	-41.378	325	324.8	E	8.5	Europe	France	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	Mars	Albor Fossae	18.2	209.3	17.9	18.8	208.1	210.3	W	131.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 20N, 205W.
Mars	MarsE	Albor Fossae	18.01	150.7	17.711	18.603	151.9	149.7	E	131.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 20N, 205W.
Mars	Mars	Albor Tholus	19.0	209.6	17.9	20.2	208.0	211.0	W	170.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Albor Tholus	18.8	150.4	17.711	19.99	152	149	E	170.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Albys Vallis	-39.5	30.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	240.0	Asia	Tuva	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Tuva/Altay river deity.
Venus	Venus	Alcott	-59.5	354.4	-59.5	-59.5	354.5	354.5	E	66.0	North America	American	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louisa M.; American author (1832-1888).
Venus	Venus	Alcyone Tholus	-2.1	256.4	-2.5	-1.8	256.0	256.8	E	70.0	Europe	Greek	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Greek goddess who is the personification of a rain cloud.
Earth	Moon	Alden	-23.6	110.8					E	104.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harold Lee; American astronomer (1890-1964).
Earth	Moon	Alder	-48.6	-177.4					E	77.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kurt; German organic chemist; Nobel laureate (1902-1958).
Earth	Moon	Aldrin	1.4	22.1					E	3.0	North America	American	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edwin Eugene, Jr. ("Buzz"); American astronaut (1930-Live).
Venus	Venus	Ale Tholus	68.2	247.0	67.6	68.9	246.2	247.8	E	87.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Igbo (Nigeria) goddess who created Earth and vegetation.
Earth	Moon	Alekhin	-68.2	-131.3					E	70.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaj Pavlovich; Soviet rocket designer, engineer (1913-1964).
Venus	Venus	Aleksota Mons	-9.0	308.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Lithuanian goddess of love.
Mercury	Mercury	Alencar	-63.5	103.5					W	120.0	South and Central America	Brazil	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jose de; Brazilian novelist (1829-1877).
Earth	Moon	Alexander	40.3	13.5					E	81.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander the Great, of Macedon; Greek geographer (356-323 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Alexey Tolstoy	-47.8	234.8	-48.5	-47.0	233.6	236.0	W	95.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksey; Soviet writer (1882-1945).
Mars	MarsE	Alexey Tolstoy	-47.48	125.2	-48.177	-46.676	126.4	124	E	95.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksey; Soviet writer (1882-1945).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Aleyin	15.1	134.1	15.0	15.3	133.9	134.2	W	12.4	Asia	Phoenician	JG-07	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Ba'al, spirit of springs.
Jupiter	Callisto	Alfr	-9.9	222.7	-11.0	-8.7	221.8	224.0	W	96.0	Europe	Norse	JC-09	I-2074	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus	-5.4	19.0					E	20.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Mars	Mars	Alga	-24.6	26.7	-24.7	-24.4	26.6	26.9	W	19.2	Asia	Kazakhstan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kazakhstan.
Mars	MarsE	Alga	-24.36	333.3	-24.454	-24.156	333.4	333.1	E	19.2	Asia	Kazakhstan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kazakhstan.
Earth	Moon	Alhazen	15.9	71.8					E	32.0	Asia	Iraq	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ab? Ali Al-Hasan Ibn Al Haitham; Iraqi mathematician (987-1038).
Saturn	Enceladus	Ali Baba	55.11	22.34	50.43	58.89	13.46	28.68	W	39.2	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hero of tale who found a great treasure owned by 40 thieves.
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis	-30.6	5.2					E	79.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Venus	Venus	Alima	-46.0	229.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.3	Europe	Russia	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tatar first name.
Venus	Venus	Alimat	-29.5	205.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Asia	Georgia	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Osset first name.
Venus	Venus	Alison	-4.0	165.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.4	Europe	Ireland	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish first name.
Mars	Mars	Alitus	-35.2	38.2	-35.6	-34.8	37.8	38.6	W	50.0	Europe	Lithuania	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Lithuania.
Mars	MarsE	Alitus	-34.89	321.8	-35.293	-34.496	322.2	321.4	E	50.0	Europe	Lithuania	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Lithuania.
Venus	Venus	Alkonost Dorsa	-5.0	341.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	730.0	Europe	Slavic	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	E. Slavic wonder bird with woman's face, lives in Paradise.
Venus	Venus	Allat Dorsa	60.0	70.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	750.0	Asia	Arabian	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Arab sky goddess.
Venus	Venus	Allatu Corona	15.5	114.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Akkadian earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Allegheny Vallis	-9.2	54.0	-10.0	-9.0	52.5	55.0	W	200.0	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2003	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Pennsylvania, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Allegheny Vallis	-9.1	306.0	-9.889	-8.9	307.5	305	E	200.0	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2003	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Pennsylvania, USA.
Venus	Venus	Alma	-2.4	228.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.8	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kazakh first name.
Venus	Venus	Alma-Merghen Planitia	-76.0	100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,500.0	Asia	Mongolia	V-57,62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Mongol/Tibet/Buryat "Gheser" epic tale heroine.
Earth	Moon	Almanon	-16.8	15.2					E	49.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Venus	Venus	Almeida	46.6	123.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.5	Europe	Portugal	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Portuguese first name.
Saturn	Iapetus	Almeric	53.4	276.0	53.2	53.7	273.7	279.4	W	43.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of 12 peers, killed by Marsilion.  <em>Note: Defines 276 degrees longitude on Iapetus. Center longitude changed from 276.6 to 276.0 May 15, 2008.</em>
Earth	Moon	Aloha	29.8	-53.9					E	3.0	Oceania	Hawaii	S-01	38 B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hawaiian greeting.
Uranus	Miranda	Alonso	-44.0	352.6					E	25.0	Europe	Great Britain	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Naples in "The Tempest."
Venus	Venus	Alpan Fluctus	-7.5	349.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Lezghin (Daghestan) fire goddess.
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius	-16.0	-4.5					E	39.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Venus	Venus	Alpha Regio	-25.5	0.3	-34.8	-17.2	353.0	9.6	E	1,897.0	Europe	Greek	V-32,44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	First letter in Greek alphabet.
Jupiter	Europa	Alphesiboea Linea	-25.1	175.9	-36.0	-17.3	166.8	201.4	W	1,438.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Son of Phoenix, nephew of Europa.
Mars	Mars	Alpheus Colles	-40.0	300.3	-44.4	-34.8	293.6	303.5	W	628.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature at 45S, 292W.
Mars	MarsE	Alpheus Colles	-39.68	59.7	-44.075	-34.496	66.4	56.5	E	628.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature at 45S, 292W.
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus	-13.7	-3.2					E	108.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Venus	Venus	Altana	1.4	69.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.0	Europe	Kalmyk	V-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kalmyk first name.
Earth	Moon	Alter	18.7	-107.5					E	64.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dinsmore; American astronomer, meteorologist (1888-1968).
Jupiter	Io	Altjirra Patera	-34.4	108.97	-35.2	-33.55	109.65	108.29	W	52.55	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Australian sky god whose voice is thunder.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Alupka	65.0	65.0					W	0.3	Europe	Ukraine	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Crimea, Ukraine.
Venus	Venus	Ama Corona	-45.7	278.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Jukun (Central Nigeria) goddess of childbirth, personification of earth.
Venus	Venus	Amalasuntha	-11.5	342.4	-11.5	-11.5	342.4	342.4	E	15.4	Europe	Russia	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ostrogoth queen (c. 498-535 A.D.). Changed from Amalasthuna.
Venus	Venus	Amanda	-29.2	94.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Europe	Latin	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin first name. Name changed from Lida.
Neptune	Triton	Amarum	26.0	24.5					E	0.0	South and Central America	Ecuador	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Quecha (Ecuador) water boa.
Saturn	Dione	Amata	5.17	279.81	2.0	8.84	276.34	283.37	W	76.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mother of Lavinia (wife of Aeneas). <em>Note: Name moved 3/17/2008 to a smaller, well-defined crater.</em>
Jupiter	Io	Amaterasu Patera	38.13	306.53	37.01	39.37	308.28	304.76	W	93.1	Asia	Japan	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Japanese sun goddess.
Venus	Venus	Amaya	11.3	89.4	11.3	11.3	89.3	89.3	E	34.5	Europe	Spain	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carmen; Spanish Gypsy dancer (1913-1963).
Mars	Mars	Amazonis	0.0	140.0	0.0	0.0	140.0	140.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land of the Amazons; on the island Hesperia.
Mars	MarsE	Amazonis	0.0	220.0	0	0	220	220	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land of the Amazons; on the island Hesperia.
Mars	Mars	Amazonis Mensa	-2.0	147.5	-4.0	1.0	144.0	150.3	W	500.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	2003	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Amazonis Mensa	-1.98	212.5	-3.955	0.989	216	209.7	E	500.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	2003	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Amazonis Planitia	25.0	164.0	2.0	40.0	145.0	178.0	W	2,800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name; home of the Amazons.
Mars	MarsE	Amazonis Planitia	24.75	196.0	1.977	39.68	215	182	E	2,800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name; home of the Amazons.
Mars	Mars	Amazonis Sulci	-2.8	145.4	-4.2	-0.5	144.0	147.0	W	250.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo feature name; home of the Amazons.
Mars	MarsE	Amazonis Sulci	-2.77	214.6	-4.153	-0.494	216	213	E	250.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo feature name; home of the Amazons.
Venus	Venus	Ambar-ona Corona	-70.0	82.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Uzbek women's and fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Ameghino	3.3	57.0					E	9.0	South and Central America	Argentina	LTO62D3	LTO-62D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fiorino (or Florentino); Argentine paleontologist and anthropologist (1854-1911).
Venus	Venus	Amenardes	15.0	54.3	15.0	15.0	54.1	54.1	E	27.9	Africa	Egypt	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian princess (718-655 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Ament Corona	-67.2	217.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	115.0	Africa	Egypt	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Egyptian earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Amenthes	5.0	250.0	5.0	5.0	250.0	250.0	W	0.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Egyptian name for place where souls of the dead go.
Mars	MarsE	Amenthes	4.94	110.0	4.944	4.944	110	110	E	0.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Egyptian name for place where souls of the dead go.
Mars	Mars	Amenthes Fossae	8.8	258.2	2.1	13.6	252.3	263.3	W	889.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Amenthes Fossae	8.7	101.8	2.076	13.452	107.7	96.7	E	889.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Amenthes Planum	3.2	254.3	-2.2	9.0	247.7	261.0	W	960.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2006	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Amenthes Planum	3.16	105.7	-2.175	8.9	112.3	99	E	960.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2006	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Amenthes Rupes	1.6	249.5	0.1	3.8	247.2	251.5	W	331.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Amenthes Rupes	1.58	110.5	0.099	3.757	112.8	108.5	E	331.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Europa	Amergin	-14.7	230.6	-15.0	-14.3	230.2	230.9	W	17.0	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Legendary Irish druid and poet.
Saturn	Rhea	Ameta	53.3	21.9					W	0.0	Asia	Indonesia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ceram (Indonesia) ancestor whose blood made Hainuwele.
Earth	Moon	Amici	-9.9	-172.1					E	54.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer, optician (1786-1863).
Venus	Venus	Aminata	6.6	25.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.7	Africa	Mali	V-20	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mandingo first name.
Jupiter	Io	Amirani	24.46	114.68	18.64	31.97	117.3	112.03	W	431.5	Asia	Georgia	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Georgian god of fire.
Venus	Venus	Amitolane Dorsa	-77.0	335.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	North America	American	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Zuni (SW USA) name of the rainbow.
Earth	Moon	Ammonius	-8.5	-0.8					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77D2	LTO-77D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher (unkn.-c. A.D. 517-526).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ammura	31.7	342.4	31.1	32.4	341.6	343.1	W	61.5	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenician; god of the west.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Amon	33.7	220.7	32.5	34.8	219.4	222.0	W	101.8	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theban king of gods.
Venus	Venus	Among Corona	-13.4	213.5	-14.5	-12.2	212.5	214.6	E	210.0	Asia	Burma	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Karen (Burma/Myanmar) mythological first woman.
Earth	Moon	Amontons	-5.3	46.8					E	2.0	Europe	France	LTO79B3	LTO-79B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Guillaume; French physicist (1663-1705).
Saturn	Phoebe	Amphion	-27.0	1.8					W	18.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Hyperasius and Hypso.
Mars	Mars	Amphitrites Patera	-59.0	299.1	-60.1	-57.9	297.0	301.3	W	135.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mare Amphitrites; classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Amphitrites Patera	-58.71	60.9	-59.818	-57.607	63	58.7	E	135.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mare Amphitrites; classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Amra Tholus	53.0	98.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.0	Asia	Georgia	V-03	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Abkhazian sun deity.
Mercury	Mercury	Amru Al-Qays	12.3	175.6					W	50.0	Asia	Arabian	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arab poet (pre-Islamic).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Amset	-14.4	178.8	-14.6	-14.3	178.6	178.9	W	10.9	Africa	Egypt	JG-08	I-1536	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the four gods of the dead, son of Horus.
Mars	Mars	Amsterdam	23.2	47.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.3	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dutch port.
Mars	MarsE	Amsterdam	22.97	312.9	0	0	360	360	E	1.3	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dutch port.
Earth	Moon	Amundsen	-84.3	85.6					E	101.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roald Engelbregt Gravning; Norwegian explorer (1872-1928).
Venus	Venus	Anahit Corona	77.1	277.3	76.9	77.3	270.0	284.5	E	324.0	Asia	Armenian	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Armenian goddess of fertility.
Venus	Venus	Anala Mons	11.0	14.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	525.0	Asia	India	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Hindu fertility goddess. Name changed from Anala Corona.
Venus	Venus	Ananke Tessera	53.3	137.0	50.2	57.1	128.5	137.4	E	1,060.0	Europe	Greek	V-04	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek goddess of necessity.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Anat	-4.1	127.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.9	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian goddess of dew. <em>Note: Defines 128 degrees longitude on Ganymede.</em>
Earth	Moon	Anaxagoras	73.4	-10.1					E	50.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (500-428 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Anaxandra	44.2	162.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.4	Europe	Greek	V-13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek artist (fl. c. 228 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximander	66.9	-51.3					E	67.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (c. 611-547 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximenes	72.5	-44.5					E	80.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (585-528 B.C.).
Saturn	Dione	Anchises	-34.0	65.0	-36.11	-31.67	62.73	67.5	W	47.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aeneas' father.
Mercury	Mercury	Andal	-47.7	37.7					W	108.0	Asia	India	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	10th century Tamil (South Indian) writer.
Venus	Venus	Andami	-17.5	26.5	-17.5	-17.5	26.5	26.5	E	28.9	Asia	Iran	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Iranian doctor.
Earth	Moon	Anders	-41.3	-142.9					E	40.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Alison; American astronaut (1933-Live).
Earth	Moon	Anderson	15.8	171.1					E	109.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John August; American astronomer (1876-1959).
Earth	Moon	Andersson	-49.7	-95.3					E	13.0	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leif Erland; American astronomer (1943-1979).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Andjeti	-52.8	161.1	-53.3	-52.2	160.2	162.0	W	52.5	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian; first god of Busirus.
Venus	Venus	Andreianova	-3.0	68.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	66.1	Europe	Russia	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elena; Russian ballerina (c. 1821-c. 1855).
Jupiter	Europa	Androgeos Linea	11.7	279.3	3.0	18.6	267.7	288.2	W	723.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2000	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Son of Minos in Greek mythology.
Earth	Moon	Andronov	-22.7	146.1					E	16.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B3	LTO-102B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; Soviet physicist (1901-1952).
Neptune	Triton	Andvari	20.5	34.0					E	0.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse fish shaped dwarf.
Earth	Moon	And?l	-10.4	12.4					E	35.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Venus	Venus	Angerona Tholus	-29.8	287.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Italy	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Italian goddess of silence.
Earth	Moon	Ango	20.5	-32.3					E	1.0	Unknown	Unknown	S-01	39 C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	African male name.
Jupiter	Io	Angpetu Patera	-21.15	8.79	-21.33	-20.97	9.01	8.59	W	13.68	North America	Dakota	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Dakota name meaning the sun.
Venus	Venus	Angrboda Tholus	-73.8	116.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	Europe	Norse	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Norse Titaness, mother of three terrible deities.
Earth	Moon	Angström	29.9	-41.6					E	9.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO39A2	LTO-39A2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anders Jonas; Swedish physicist (1814-1874).
Mars	Mars	Angu	20.2	254.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.8	Africa	Zaire	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	MarsE	Angu	19.99	105.6	0	0	360	360	E	1.8	Africa	Zaire	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Jupiter	Europa	Angus	-12.6	75.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	4.5	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Beautiful Celtic god of love.
Mars	Mars	[Angusta Patera]	-80.7	79.5	-80.8	-80.6	78.7	80.3	W	15.4	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo name. Name dropped Sept. 2006 because feature was incorrectly named.
Mars	MarsE	[Angusta Patera]	-80.6	280.5	-80.697	-80.495	281.3	279.7	E	15.4	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo name. Name dropped Sept. 2006 because feature was incorrectly named.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Anhur	32.6	192.3	32.4	32.9	192.0	192.6	W	25.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian warrior god.
Mars	Mars	Aniak	-32.2	69.6	-32.5	-31.7	69.1	70.2	W	51.0	North America	United States	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alaska, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Aniak	-31.91	290.4	-32.206	-31.41	290.9	289.8	E	51.0	North America	United States	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alaska, USA.
Venus	Venus	Anicia	-26.3	31.3	-26.3	-26.3	31.3	31.3	E	38.2	Europe	Greek	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek physician, poet (fl. c.300 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Anio Valles	38.1	304.1	37.8	38.3	303.9	304.5	W	36.5	Europe	Italy	MTM 40302	I-1916	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Italy; modern Aniene and Teverone rivers.
Mars	MarsE	Anio Valles	37.78	55.9	37.486	37.984	56.1	55.5	E	36.5	Europe	Italy	MTM 40302	I-1916	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Italy; modern Aniene and Teverone rivers.
Earth	Moon	Ann	25.1	-0.1					E	3.0	Asia	Hebrew	S-01	41 A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew female name.
Mars	Mars	Annapolis	23.4	47.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.4	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Maryland).
Mars	MarsE	Annapolis	23.16	312.2	0	0	360	360	E	0.4	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Maryland).
Venus	Venus	Annapurna Corona	-35.5	152.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	India	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Indian goddess of wealth.
Earth	Moon	Annegrit	29.4	-25.6					E	1.0	Europe	Germany	S-01	40 A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German female name.
Venus	Venus	Annia Faustina	22.1	4.7	22.1	22.1	4.3	4.3	E	23.4	Europe	Roman	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roman empress, wife of Marcus Aurelius (125-175 A.D.).
Venus	Venus	Anning Paterae	66.5	57.8	66.5	66.5	57.8	57.8	E	0.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mary; English paleontologist (1799-1847).
Venus	Venus	Anpao Dorsa	62.0	207.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	North America	Dakota	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Dakota name of the dawn.
Venus	Venus	Anqet Farra	33.6	311.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	Africa	Egypt	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	Egyptian goddess of fertile waters.
Mars	Mars	Anseris Mons	-30.1	273.4	-30.4	-29.8	272.9	273.9	W	58.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	From albedo feature Anseris Fons.
Mars	MarsE	Anseris Mons	-29.82	86.6	-30.117	-29.521	87.1	86.1	E	58.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	From albedo feature Anseris Fons.
Earth	Moon	Ansgarius	-12.7	79.7					E	94.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	St. Ansgar; German theologian (801-864).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Anshar Sulcus	18.0	197.9	9.1	28.6	185.7	211.1	W	1,372.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Assyro-Babylonian; celestial-world home of Lakhmu and Lakhamu.
Saturn	Dione	Antenor	-7.0	11.54	-10.95	-2.84	7.51	15.57	W	81.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nephew of Priam. He escaped the fall of Troy and reached Italy before Aeneas, where he founded Padua.
Venus	Venus	Anthony Patera	48.2	32.6	48.2	48.3	32.1	33.0	E	70.0	North America	American	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Susan B.; American suffrage leader (1820-1906).
Saturn	Tethys	Anticleia	51.31	32.37	47.15	54.9	23.38	41.21	W	100.7	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mother of Odysseus.
Saturn	Tethys	Antinous	-59.89	286.15	-67.44	-52.68	271.84	300.71	W	138.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chief of the wooers; slain by Odysseus.
Venus	Venus	Antiope Linea	-40.0	350.0	-40.0	-40.0	350.0	350.0	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Amazon awarded to Theseus.
Earth	Moon	Antoniadi	-69.7	-172.0					E	143.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eugène Michael; Turkish-born French astronomer (1870-1944).
Mars	Mars	Antoniadi	21.5	299.2	18.4	25.1	295.5	302.3	W	394.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eugène Michael; Turkish-born French astronomer (1870-1944).
Mars	MarsE	Antoniadi	21.28	60.8	18.206	24.851	64.5	57.7	E	394.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eugène Michael; Turkish-born French astronomer (1870-1944).
Mercury	Mercury	Antoniadi Dorsum	25.1	30.5					W	0.0	Europe	Italy	H-02	I-1057	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Eugene M.; Greco-French astronomer, defined classical nomenclature for albedo features of Mars (1870-1944).
Venus	Venus	Antonina	28.1	106.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.8	Europe	Russia	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Uranus	Oberon	Antony	-27.5	65.4					E	47.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shakespearean hero in "Anthony and Cleopatra."
Jupiter	Ganymede	Antum	5.1	218.9	4.9	5.3	218.8	219.1	W	14.7	Asia	Babylon	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Babylonian; wife of Anu.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Anu	65.2	344.3	64.7	65.8	342.9	345.7	W	55.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian-Akkadian god of power, of heavens.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Anubis	-84.2	128.9	-85.5	-83.2	116.2	140.9	W	113.8	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian jackal-headed god who opened the underworld to the dead.
Earth	Moon	Anuchin	-49.0	101.3					E	57.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dimitrii Nikolaevich; Russian geographer (1843-1923).
Venus	Venus	Anuket Vallis	66.7	8.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Africa	Egypt	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Egyptian river goddess.
Venus	Venus	Anush	14.9	86.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.7	Asia	Armenian	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Armenian first name.
Earth	Moon	Anville	1.9	49.5					E	10.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	No Title	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon; French cartographer (1697-1782).
Venus	Venus	Anya	39.5	297.8	39.5	39.5	297.7	298.7	E	18.1	Europe	Russia	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Anzu	63.5	62.5	61.2	65.9	57.7	67.3	W	205.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gigantic lion-headed bird-like figure, the Sumerian Thunderbird.
Mars	Mars	Aonia Planum	-58.0	79.0	-62.0	-53.0	71.0	89.0	W	650.0	Europe	Latin	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aonia Planum	-57.71	281.0	-61.73	-52.687	289	271	E	650.0	Europe	Latin	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Aonia Terra	-62.0	100.0	-76.0	-35.0	60.0	180.0	W	4,000.0	Europe	Latin	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aonia Terra	-61.73	260.0	-75.847	-34.695	300	180	E	4,000.0	Europe	Latin	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Aonium Sinus	-45.0	105.0	-45.0	-45.0	105.0	105.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Aonides, or Muses.
Mars	MarsE	Aonium Sinus	-44.68	255.0	-44.675	-44.675	255	255	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Aonides, or Muses.
Venus	Venus	Apakura Tholus	40.3	208.8	40.2	40.3	205.8	205.9	E	10.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Maori (New Zealand) goddess of justice.
Earth	Moon	Apennine Front	25.9	3.7					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Neptune	Triton	Apep Cavus	20.0	301.5					E	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Egyptian dragon of darkness.
Venus	Venus	Apgar Patera	43.1	83.8	43.0	43.1	82.9	84.6	E	126.0	North America	American	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Virginia; American doctor (1909-1974).
Venus	Venus	Aphrodite Terra	-5.8	104.8	-11.2	9.4	12.2	178.0	E	10,000.0	Europe	Greek	V-35,36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Greek goddess of love.
Venus	Venus	Api Mons	38.9	54.7	38.1	39.5	54.5	55.0	E	190.0	Europe	Scythia	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Scythian goddess of earth.
Mars	Mars	Apia	-37.6	271.1	-37.7	-37.5	271.0	271.2	W	10.5	Oceania	Samoa	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Samoa.
Mars	MarsE	Apia	-37.29	88.9	-37.386	-37.187	89	88.8	E	10.5	Oceania	Samoa	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Samoa.
Earth	Moon	Apianus	-26.9	7.9					E	63.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Jupiter	Io	Apis Tholus	-10.9	347.88	-12.17	-9.58	350.28	345.63	W	145.71	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Greek; name for Epaphus, son of Io and Zeus.
Venus	Venus	Apisuahts Vallis	-66.5	17.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	North America	Algonquin	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Blackfoot/Algonquin name for planet Venus.
Mars	Mars	Apollinaris Patera	-8.6	185.9	-7.9	-9.19	185.2	186.6	W	85.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Apollinaris Patera	-8.5	174.1	-7.812	-9.088	174.8	173.4	E	85.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	Mars	Apollinaris Sulci	-11.5	182.6	-12.8	-10.3	181.6	183.8	W	178.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo feature at 5S, 187W.
Mars	MarsE	Apollinaris Sulci	-11.37	177.4	-12.66	-10.186	178.4	176.2	E	178.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo feature at 5S, 187W.
Mars	Mars	Apollinaris Tholus	-17.9	184.3	-18.1	-17.7	184.1	184.6	W	35.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Apollinaris Tholus	-17.71	175.7	-17.909	-17.513	175.9	175.4	E	35.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Apollo	-36.1	-151.8					E	537.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Named to honor Apollo missions.
Mercury	Mercury	Apollonia	45.0	315.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for unimaged H-5 region.
Earth	Moon	Apollonius	4.5	61.1					E	53.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Apophis	-8.0	276.0	-8.7	-7.3	275.3	276.7	W	65.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian gigantic serpent symbolizing chaos or nonexistence.
Earth	Moon	Appleton	37.2	158.3					E	63.0	Europe	England	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Edward Victor; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1892-1965).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Apsu Sulci	-39.4	234.7	-44.8	-30.5	202.4	257.3	W	1,950.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Sumero-Akkadian; primordial ocean.
Mars	Mars	Apsus Vallis	35.1	225.0	34.3	36.1	224.5	225.4	W	120.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35227	I-1755	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in ancient Macedonia, present-day Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Apsus Vallis	34.79	135.0	33.998	35.791	135.5	134.6	E	120.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35227	I-1755	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in ancient Macedonia, present-day Greece.
Mars	Mars	Apt	40.2	9.6	40.2	40.3	9.4	9.6	W	10.0	Europe	France	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Apt	39.88	350.4	39.88	39.98	350.6	350.4	E	10.0	Europe	France	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Aquarius Sulcus	52.4	3.9	42.2	57.5	338.7	24.3	W	1,420.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Greek; Zeus set Ganymede among the stars as the constellation of Aquarius, the water carrier.
Mars	Mars	Arabia	20.0	330.0	20.0	20.0	330.0	330.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-12	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Country bordering on Aeria (Egypt).
Mars	MarsE	Arabia	19.79	30.0	19.792	19.792	30	30	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-12	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Country bordering on Aeria (Egypt).
Mars	Mars	Arabia Terra	23.0	355.0	-20.0	45.0	25.0	310.0	W	5,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Arabia Terra	22.77	5.0	-19.792	44.675	335	50	E	5,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Arago	6.2	21.4					E	26.0	Europe	France	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dominique Francois Jean; French astronomer (1786-1853).
Mars	Mars	Arago	10.2	330.2	9.0	11.5	328.8	331.4	W	154.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dominique F.; French astronomer (1786-1853).
Mars	MarsE	Arago	10.09	29.8	8.9	11.374	31.2	28.6	E	154.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dominique F.; French astronomer (1786-1853).
Mars	Mars	Aram Chaos	2.6	21.5	0.3	4.8	19.3	23.5	W	277.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aram Chaos	2.57	338.5	0.297	4.746	340.7	336.5	E	277.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Aramaiti Corona	-26.3	82.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Asia	Persian	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Persian fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Aramazd Patera	-73.58	336.81	-74.55	-72.45	339.82	333.94	W	68.82	Asia	Armenian	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Armenian thunder god.
Mars	Mars	Arandas	42.7	15.1	42.5	43.0	14.8	15.4	W	25.1	North America	Mexico	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	MarsE	Arandas	42.38	344.9	42.177	42.676	345.2	344.6	E	25.1	North America	Mexico	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Venus	Venus	Aranyani Chasma	69.3	74.4	67.3	72.0	72.9	74.8	E	718.0	Asia	India	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Indian forest goddess.
Earth	Moon	Aratus	23.6	4.5					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aratus of Soli; Greek astronomer (c. 310-240/239 B.C.).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Arbela Sulcus	-21.1	349.8	-35.5	-7.4	333.3	5.3	W	1,940.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Assyrian town where Ishtar was worshipped.
Mars	Mars	Arcadia	45.0	100.0	45.0	45.0	100.0	100.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Mountainous region in southern Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Arcadia	44.68	260.0	44.675	44.675	260	260	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Mountainous region in southern Greece.
Mars	Mars	Arcadia Dorsa	55.0	140.0	40.0	67.0	115.0	158.0	W	1,900.0	Europe	Greek	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for classical albedo feature at 45N, 120W.
Mars	MarsE	Arcadia Dorsa	54.69	220.0	39.68	66.765	245	202	E	1,900.0	Europe	Greek	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for classical albedo feature at 45N, 120W.
Mars	Mars	Arcadia Planitia	47.0	168.0	35.0	55.0	143.0	195.0	W	2,200.0	Europe	Greek	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	From classical albedo feature at 45N, 120W.
Mars	MarsE	Arcadia Planitia	46.68	192.0	34.695	54.694	217	165	E	2,200.0	Europe	Greek	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	From classical albedo feature at 45N, 120W.
Jupiter	Callisto	Arcas	-85.6	67.5	-86.3	-84.8	58.6	77.1	W	60.9	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Callisto's child by Zeus.
Earth	Moon	Archimedes	29.7	-4.0					E	82.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archytas	58.7	5.0					E	31.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek mathematician (428-347 B.C. ?).
Mars	Mars	Arda Valles	-20.8	32.3	-21.4	-19.8	30.9	34.1	W	186.0	Europe	Bulgaria	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient European river (Bulgaria).
Mars	MarsE	Arda Valles	-20.59	327.7	-21.18	-19.594	329.1	325.9	E	186.0	Europe	Bulgaria	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient European river (Bulgaria).
Uranus	Miranda	Arden Corona	-29.1	73.7					E	318.0	Europe	Great Britain	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Forest, location of "As You Like It."
Venus	Venus	Ardwinna Chasma	21.0	197.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Celtic	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Continental Celtic wildwood goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Arecibo Vallis	-27.5	28.4					W	0.0	South and Central America	Puerto Rico	H-11	I-1030	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Radio telescope in Puerto Rico.
Mars	Mars	Arena Colles	25.5	277.5	20.1	29.8	273.0	281.0	W	580.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo feature at 13N, 294W.
Mars	MarsE	Arena Colles	25.25	82.5	19.891	29.521	87	79	E	580.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo feature at 13N, 294W.
Mars	Mars	Arena Dorsum	12.8	291.1	9.8	15.8	291.0	292.1	W	360.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Arena Dorsum	12.66	68.9	9.692	15.631	69	67.9	E	360.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ares Vallis	10.4	25.8	0.0	21.5	15.2	36.5	W	1,700.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for 'Mars' in Greek.
Mars	MarsE	Ares Vallis	10.29	334.2	0	21.279	344.8	323.5	E	1,700.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for 'Mars' in Greek.
Saturn	Tethys	Arete	-4.67	299.0	-5.31	-3.93	298.32	299.63	W	13.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wife of Alcinous, mother of Nausicaa.  <em>Note: Defines 299 degrees longitude on Tethys.</em>
Venus	Venus	Arev Dorsa	-52.0	216.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	420.0	Asia	Armenian	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Armenian female solar deity.
Jupiter	Europa	Argadnel Regio	-14.6	208.5	-36.0	5.0	170.0	243.0	W	1,900.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	In Celtic mythology, one of the islands of Earthly paradise seen during Bran's voyage.
Mars	Mars	Argas	23.6	50.3	23.5	23.6	50.2	50.3	W	3.7	Europe	Russia	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Argas	23.36	309.7	23.263	23.363	309.8	309.7	E	3.7	Europe	Russia	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Argelander	-16.5	5.8					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Wilhelm August; German astronomer (1799-1875).
Mars	Mars	Argentea Planum	-70.0	68.0	-83.0	-64.0	352.0	104.0	W	1,750.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Argentea Planum	-69.79	292.0	-82.921	-63.743	8	256	E	1,750.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Uranus	Miranda	Argier Rupes	-43.2	322.8					E	141.0	Europe	France	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Location of earlier action in "The Tempest."
Venus	Venus	Argimpasa Fluctus	0.0	175.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	950.0	Europe	Scythia	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Scythian goddess of love.
Jupiter	Europa	Argiope Linea	-1.7	195.6	-8.6	1.0	204.8	183.5	W	689.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; another name for Telephassa.
Jupiter	Io	Argos Planum	-47.98	317.81	-49.87	-45.83	322.12	313.94	W	195.45	Europe	Greek	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Where Io was captured by Zeus.
Mars	Mars	Argyre	-45.0	25.0	-45.0	-45.0	25.0	25.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Silver" Island at mouth of Ganges River; present-day Arakan, Burma.
Mars	MarsE	Argyre	-44.68	335.0	-44.675	-44.675	335	335	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Silver" Island at mouth of Ganges River; present-day Arakan, Burma.
Mars	Mars	Argyre Cavi	-48.8	40.3	-49.2	-48.2	39.6	40.9	W	60.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Argyre Cavi	-48.48	319.7	-48.878	-47.877	320.4	319.1	E	60.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Argyre Planitia	-50.0	44.0	-57.0	-43.0	33.0	54.0	W	800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Argyre Planitia	-49.68	316.0	-56.703	-42.676	327	306	E	800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Argyre Rupes	-62.7	68.2	-64.8	-61.1	65.6	71.2	W	267.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Argyre Rupes	-62.43	291.8	-64.549	-60.824	294.4	288.8	E	267.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Ariadaeus	4.6	17.3					E	11.0	Asia	Babylon	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Philip III of Macedonia; chronologer (c. 358-317 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Ariadne	43.9	360.0	43.7	43.9	359.8	0.2	E	23.6	Europe	Greek	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name. <em>Note: Central peak in this crater defines zero degrees longitude.</em>
Mars	Mars	Ariadnes Colles	-34.8	187.6	-36.5	-33.4	185.3	189.0	W	182.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1982	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ariadnes Colles	-34.5	172.4	-36.19	-33.102	174.7	171	E	182.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1982	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Arianrod Fossae	37.0	239.9	34.2	39.9	238.1	242.2	E	715.0	Europe	Celtic	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Celtic warrior queen.
Mars	Mars	Arica	-24.0	249.9	-24.1	-23.9	249.7	250.0	W	15.5	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Mars	MarsE	Arica	-23.76	110.1	-23.859	-23.66	110.3	110	E	15.5	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Mars	Mars	Arimanes Rupes	-9.7	147.9	-11.5	-8.4	147.2	147.9	W	181.0	Asia	Persian	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Albedo feature; classical Persian deity of wickedness.
Mars	MarsE	Arimanes Rupes	-9.59	212.1	-11.374	-8.307	212.8	212.1	E	181.0	Asia	Persian	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Albedo feature; classical Persian deity of wickedness.
Jupiter	Io	Arinna Fluctus	31.24	149.16	29.79	33.05	151.49	147.14	W	121.94	Asia	Iraq	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Hittite sun goddess.
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus	23.7	-47.4					E	40.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristillus	33.9	1.2					E	55.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (fl. c. 280 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Aristoteles	50.2	17.4					E	87.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer, philosopher (383-322 B.C.).
Mercury	Mercury	Aristoxenus	82.0	11.4					W	69.0	Europe	Greek	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher and musical theorist (fl. 4th century B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Arkhangelsky	-41.4	24.8	-42.5	-40.4	23.5	26.0	W	125.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A.D.; Russian geologist.
Mars	MarsE	Arkhangelsky	-41.08	335.2	-42.177	-40.08	336.5	334	E	125.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A.D.; Russian geologist.
Earth	Moon	Armi?ski	-16.4	154.2					E	26.0	Europe	Poland	LTO103A1	LTO-103A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Franciszek; Polish astronomer (1789-1848). (Spelling changed from Armínski.)
Earth	Moon	Armstrong	1.4	25.0					E	4.0	North America	American	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Neil Alden; American astronaut (1930-Live).
Earth	Moon	Arnold	66.8	35.9					E	94.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Mars	Mars	Arnon	48.0	335.0	48.0	48.0	335.0	335.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Classical name for present El-Mojib River, Jordan.
Mars	MarsE	Arnon	47.68	25.0	47.677	47.677	25	25	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Classical name for present El-Mojib River, Jordan.
Mars	Mars	Arnus Vallis	14.1	289.5	12.0	16.6	288.8	290.6	W	280.0	Europe	Italy	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical and present day Arno River in Tuscany, Italy (previously named Arena Rupes).
Mars	MarsE	Arnus Vallis	13.95	70.5	11.869	16.423	71.2	69.4	E	280.0	Europe	Italy	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical and present day Arno River in Tuscany, Italy (previously named Arena Rupes).
Mars	Mars	Aromatum Chaos	-1.1	43.0	-1.5	-0.7	42.2	43.8	W	91.5	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aromatum Chaos	-1.09	317.0	-1.483	-0.692	317.8	316.2	E	91.5	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Arrhenius	-55.6	-91.3					E	40.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Svante August; Swedish chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1927).
Mars	Mars	Arrhenius	-40.3	237.4	-41.3	-39.3	236.0	238.8	W	129.0	Europe	Sweden	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Svante; Swedish physical chemist (1859-1927).
Mars	MarsE	Arrhenius	-39.98	122.6	-40.978	-38.982	124	121.2	E	129.0	Europe	Sweden	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Svante; Swedish physical chemist (1859-1927).
Mars	Mars	Arsia Chasmata	-7.6	119.3	-8.2	-6.9	118.8	120.0	W	81.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Arsia Chasmata	-7.52	240.7	-8.109	-6.823	241.2	240	E	81.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Arsia Mons	-8.4	121.1	-11.7	-5.0	116.5	123.8	W	475.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Arsia Silva-classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Arsia Mons	-8.31	238.9	-11.572	-4.944	243.5	236.2	E	475.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Arsia Silva-classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Arsia Sulci	-6.1	128.9	-10.5	-2.7	126.9	130.6	W	475.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Arsia Sulci	-6.03	231.1	-10.384	-2.67	233.1	229.4	E	475.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Arsinoes Chaos	-7.7	28.0	-9.4	-6.5	26.0	29.1	W	230.0	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1982	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Daughter of Ptolomy Lagun and Bernice.
Mars	MarsE	Arsinoes Chaos	-7.61	332.0	-9.296	-6.427	334	330.9	E	230.0	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1982	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Daughter of Ptolomy Lagun and Bernice.
Mars	Mars	Arta	21.6	54.4	21.6	21.6	54.3	54.4	W	4.0	Europe	Russia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Arta	21.38	305.6	21.379	21.379	305.7	305.6	E	4.0	Europe	Russia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Artamonov	25.5	103.5					E	60.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaj N.; Soviet rocket scientist (1906-1965).
Earth	Moon	Artemis	25.0	-25.4					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	SI	40 A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek Moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Artemis Chasma	-41.2	138.5	-33.4	-28.9	121.7	143.3	E	3,087.0	Europe	Greek	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Greek goddess of hunt/moon.
Venus	Venus	Artemis Corona	-35.0	135.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,600.0	Europe	Greek	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Named from associated chasma.
Earth	Moon	Artem'ev	10.8	-144.4					E	67.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vladimir Andreevich; Soviet rocket scientist (1885-1962).
Saturn	Mimas	Arthur	-35.4	196.04	-44.17	-26.37	186.08	204.72	W	64.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of the Round Table Assemblage.
Venus	Venus	Artio Chasma	-35.5	39.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Europe	Celtic	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Celtic wildlife bear-goddess.
Earth	Moon	Artsimovich	27.6	-36.6					E	8.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO39B4	LTO-39B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lev Andreevich; Soviet physicist (1909-1973).
Mars	Mars	Artynia Catena	47.9	119.6	45.6	50.0	119.7	119.8	W	263.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named for classical albedo feature at 54N, 137W.
Mars	MarsE	Artynia Catena	47.58	240.4	45.275	49.68	240.3	240.2	E	263.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named for classical albedo feature at 54N, 137W.
Venus	Venus	Arubani Fluctus	-55.0	132.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	620.0	Asia	Urartu	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Urartu supreme goddess.
Saturn	Rhea	Arunaka	-15.3	22.1					W	0.0	South and Central America	Inca	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Inca creator of all things.
Venus	Venus	Aruru Corona	9.0	262.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Asia	Sumerian	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Sumerian earth goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Arusha Patera	-39.06	101.48	-40.05	-38.0	102.63	100.36	W	68.07	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hindu god of the rising sun.
Earth	Moon	Aryabhata	6.2	35.1					E	22.0	Asia	India	LTO61D2	LTO-61D2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aryabhata I; Indian astronomer, mathematician (476-c.550).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel	-18.2	-1.9					E	96.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Asada	7.3	49.9					E	12.0	Asia	Japan	LOC-4	No Title	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Goryu; Japanese astronomer (1734-1799).
Earth	Moon	Asclepi	-55.1	25.4					E	42.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giuseppe Maria; Italian astronomer (1706-1776).
Mars	Mars	Ascraeus Chasmata	8.8	105.7	8.2	9.7	104.8	106.5	W	110.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Ascraeus Chasmata	8.7	254.3	8.109	9.593	255.2	253.5	E	110.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Ascraeus Mensa	11.8	108.0	11.6	12.1	107.9	108.2	W	31.6	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Ascraeus Mensa	11.67	252.0	11.473	11.968	252.1	251.8	E	31.6	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Ascraeus Mons	11.9	104.5	8.2	16.1	101.0	107.6	W	460.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Ascraeus Lacus-classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ascraeus Mons	11.77	255.5	8.109	15.928	259	252.4	E	460.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Ascraeus Lacus-classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ascraeus Sulci	12.1	108.8	11.2	12.8	108.3	109.3	W	102.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Ascraeus Sulci	11.97	251.2	11.077	12.66	251.7	250.7	E	102.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Ascuris Planum	40.7	80.8	36.0	44.0	74.0	85.0	W	500.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Ascuris Planum	40.38	279.2	35.692	43.675	286	275	E	500.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Asgard	32.2	139.9	12.6	46.2	118.4	159.5	W	1,400.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	Cryptic ringed features	Large ringed feature	Norse; the home of the gods.
Jupiter	Io	Asha Patera	-8.84	225.69	-10.6	-7.41	227.32	224.16	W	108.33	Asia	Persian	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Persian spirit of fire.
Earth	Moon	Ashbrook	-81.4	-112.5					E	156.0	North America	American		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; American astronomer (1918-1980). <em>Note: Formerly Drygalski Q</em>
Venus	Venus	Asherat Colles	12.0	162.0	10.0	13.5	159.0	165.5	E	500.0	Asia	Phoenician	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Phoenician goddess known as "Asherat-of-the-Sea."
Venus	Venus	Ashnan Corona	50.2	357.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Sumerian	V-07	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Sumerian harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ashtart Tholus	48.7	247.0	48.0	49.3	246.7	247.2	E	138.0	Asia	Phoenician	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Phoenician goddess of love, fertility and war; personification of planet Venus.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ashîma	-39.1	123.0	-40.0	-38.2	121.8	124.2	W	84.2	Asia	Semitic	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Semitic-Arab god of fate.
Venus	Venus	Asiaq Dorsa	-53.0	55.0	-55.0	-51.0	52.0	58.0	E	400.0	North America	Eskimo	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Eskimo weather goddess.
Venus	Venus	Asintmah Corona	25.9	208.0	25.2	26.6	207.4	208.6	E	150.0	North America	Canada	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Athabaskan (W. Canada Subarctic) Earth and nature goddess; the first woman on Earth.
Jupiter	Callisto	Askr	51.8	324.1	51.0	52.5	322.9	325.5	W	68.8	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; first man, created from a log drifted ashore on a beach.
Venus	Venus	Asmik	3.9	166.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.5	Asia	Armenian	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Armenian first name.
Venus	Venus	Asomama Corona	23.3	21.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	South and Central America	Peru	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Quechua potato goddess.
Mars	Mars	Asopus Vallis	-4.4	149.7	-4.7	-4.1	149.6	149.8	W	33.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Hagios River, Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Asopus Vallis	-4.35	210.3	-4.647	-4.054	210.4	210.2	E	33.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Hagios River, Greece.
Venus	Venus	Aspasia Corona	56.1	189.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Greek	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Name changed from Aspasia Patera.
Mars	Mars	Aspen	-21.6	23.2	-21.8	-21.5	23.0	23.4	W	20.3	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colorado, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Aspen	-21.38	336.8	-21.577	-21.279	337	336.6	E	20.3	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colorado, USA.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Asshur	54.2	333.5	53.9	54.5	333.0	334.0	W	25.6	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian warrior god.
Mars	Mars	Astapus Colles	35.5	272.3	31.6	38.8	267.3	278.2	W	580.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature at 35N, 269W.
Mars	MarsE	Astapus Colles	35.19	87.7	31.311	38.483	92.7	81.8	E	580.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature at 35N, 269W.
Venus	Venus	Asteria Regio	21.6	267.5	17.1	26.1	263.5	271.5	E	1,131.0	Europe	Greek	V-16,28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek Titaness.
Jupiter	Europa	Asterius Linea	14.9	270.8	-13.8	34.8	242.6	298.3	W	1,943.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; Europa's husband after Zeus.
Venus	Venus	Astkhik Planum	-45.0	20.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,000.0	Asia	Armenian	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Armenian goddess of love.
Earth	Moon	Aston	32.9	-87.7					E	43.0	Europe	England	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francis William; British chemist, physicist; Nobel laureate (1877-1945).
Venus	Venus	Astrid	-21.4	335.2	-21.4	-21.4	335.2	335.2	E	10.5	Europe	Scandinavian	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scandinavian first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Astrolabe Rupes	-42.6	70.7					W	0.0	Europe	France	H-11	I-1030	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	French; d'Urville's ship to explore Antarctica, 1838-40.
Jupiter	Europa	Astypalaea Linea	-75.8	212.1	-75.7	-64.2	283.9	194.0	W	817.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Sister of Europa.
Venus	Venus	Atahensik Corona	-19.0	170.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	North America	Iroquois	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Huron/Iroquois goddess, creator of the sun and moon.
Venus	Venus	Atai Mons	-22.0	291.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Africa	Ghana	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Efik (Ghana) wife of sky god Abassi.
Uranus	Ariel	Ataksak	-53.1	224.3					E	22.0	North America	Eskimo	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eskimo benevolent spirit.
Venus	Venus	Atalanta Planitia	45.6	165.8	43.7	47.5	148.5	181.4	E	2,050.0	Europe	Greek	V-04,13	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Greek mythical heroine.
Venus	Venus	Atanua Mons	9.5	308.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	Oceania	Marquesas Islands	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Dawn goddess from Marquesas Islands.
Venus	Venus	Atargatis Corona	-8.0	8.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	360.0	Asia	Turkey	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hittite fertility goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Atea	-5.7	18.9					E	2.0	Oceania	New Guinea	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in the Muller Range of Papua New Guinea.
Jupiter	Io	Aten Patera	-48.53	310.02	-49.16	-47.88	310.81	309.15	W	43.4	Africa	Egypt	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Egyptian sun god.
Venus	Venus	Atete Corona	-16.0	243.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Africa	Ethiopia	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Oromo (Ethiopia) fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Athabasca Valles	8.6	205.0	6.8	10.3	203.3	207.0	W	285.0	North America	Canada	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Canada. (Changed from Athabasca Vallis.)
Mars	MarsE	Athabasca Valles	8.5	155.0	6.724	10.186	156.7	153	E	285.0	North America	Canada	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Canada. (Changed from Athabasca Vallis.)
Venus	Venus	Athena Tessera	35.0	175.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,800.0	Europe	Greek	V-13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek goddess of wisdom.
Venus	Venus	Atira Mons	52.2	267.6	52.0	52.3	266.5	268.8	E	152.0	North America	Pawnee	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Pawnee (N. America) wife of Great Spirit Tirawa.
Venus	Venus	Atla Regio	9.2	200.1	-3.3	20.4	187.3	206.2	E	3,200.0	Europe	Norway	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Norse giantess, mother of Heimdall.
Mars	Mars	Atlantis Chaos	-34.7	177.6	-36.1	-33.4	176.0	179.1	W	162.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From albedo feature at 30N, 173W.
Mars	MarsE	Atlantis Chaos	-34.4	182.4	-35.791	-33.102	184	180.9	E	162.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From albedo feature at 30N, 173W.
Earth	Moon	Atlas	46.7	44.4					E	87.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mythological Greek Titan.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Atra-hasis	22.5	254.2	21.1	23.9	252.7	255.7	W	125.0	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Exceedingly wise' hero of Akkadian myth, survived the great flood.
Mars	Mars	Atrax Dorsum	38.5	89.1	38.3	38.7	88.9	89.4	W	32.7	Europe	Greek	MTM 40087	I-2194	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical town.
Mars	MarsE	Atrax Dorsum	38.18	270.9	37.984	38.383	271.1	270.6	E	32.7	Europe	Greek	MTM 40087	I-2194	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical town.
Venus	Venus	Atropos Tessera	71.5	304.0	71.1	72.0	297.2	310.9	E	469.0	Europe	Greek	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek; one of three Fates.
Venus	Venus	Atse Estsan Corona	8.5	92.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	North America	Navajo	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Navajo fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Atsyrkhus Mons	-78.5	227.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	170.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Ossetian, daughther of sun god Khur.
Venus	Venus	Attabeira Corona	-1.5	211.5	-2.0	-0.9	210.7	212.2	E	240.0	South and Central America	Puerto Rico	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Taino (Puerto Rico) fertility goddess.
Saturn	Rhea	Atum	-47.1	1.1					W	0.0	Africa	Egypt	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Old creator God of Heliopolis; became son of Ptah.
Earth	Moon	Atwood	-5.8	57.7					E	29.0	Europe	England	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George; British mathematician, physicist (1746-1807).
Venus	Venus	Audhumla Corona	45.5	12.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	225.0	Europe	Norse	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse primordial nourisher.
Jupiter	Callisto	Audr	-30.9	80.6	-31.8	-29.9	79.5	81.7	W	80.8	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ottar's ancestor.
Venus	Venus	Audra Planitia	59.8	92.3	61.7	61.7	53.9	53.9	E	1,860.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-02,03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Lithuanian sea mistress.
Venus	Venus	Audrey	23.8	348.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.2	Europe	England	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Mars	Mars	Auqakuh Vallis	30.4	299.9	27.6	32.9	298.0	300.0	W	312.0	South and Central America	Inca	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for 'Mars' in Quechua (Inca).
Mars	MarsE	Auqakuh Vallis	30.12	60.1	27.334	32.604	62	60	E	312.0	South and Central America	Inca	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for 'Mars' in Quechua (Inca).
Venus	Venus	Aurelia	20.3	331.8	20.3	20.3	331.8	331.8	E	31.1	Europe	Roman	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mother of Julius Caesar.
Mars	Mars	Aureum Chaos	-4.4	27.0	-6.5	-1.6	24.3	30.1	W	368.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aureum Chaos	-4.35	333.0	-6.427	-1.582	335.7	329.9	E	368.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mercury	Mercury	Aurora	45.0	90.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for H-2, Victoria region.
Mars	Mars	Aurorae Chaos	-9.0	35.3	-12.4	-5.9	29.0	40.8	W	750.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1991	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Aurorae Chaos	-8.9	324.7	-12.264	-5.834	331	319.2	E	750.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1991	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Aurorae Planum	-10.5	49.2	-14.0	-8.5	43.5	53.0	W	600.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aurorae Planum	-10.38	310.8	-13.848	-8.406	316.5	307	E	600.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Aurorae Sinus	-15.0	50.0	-15.0	-15.0	50.0	50.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Bay of Rosy Dawn"; Aurora held back the dawn.
Mars	MarsE	Aurorae Sinus	-14.84	310.0	-14.838	-14.838	310	310	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Bay of Rosy Dawn"; Aurora held back the dawn.
Venus	Venus	Auska Dorsum	59.9	357.8	58.4	61.1	355.8	359.9	E	361.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Lithuanian goddess of sun rays.
Mars	Mars	Ausonia	-40.0	250.0	-40.0	-40.0	250.0	250.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Country of the Aruncii (Ausones in Greek).
Mars	MarsE	Ausonia	-39.68	110.0	-39.68	-39.68	110	110	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Country of the Aruncii (Ausones in Greek).
Mars	Mars	Ausonia Cavus	-32.2	263.6	-32.6	-31.8	263.2	264.0	W	50.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Albedo feature Ausonia.
Mars	MarsE	Ausonia Cavus	-31.91	96.4	-32.306	-31.51	96.8	96	E	50.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Albedo feature Ausonia.
Mars	Mars	Ausonia Mensa	-30.3	262.3	-30.8	-29.8	261.4	263.4	W	103.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ausonia Mensa	-30.02	97.7	-30.515	-29.521	98.6	96.6	E	103.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ausonia Montes	-27.7	261.2	-29.0	-26.4	260.0	262.1	W	158.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ausonia Montes	-27.43	98.8	-28.725	-26.142	100	97.9	E	158.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Austen	-25.0	168.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	45.1	Europe	England	V-37,49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jane; English novelist (1775-1817).
Mars	Mars	Australe Lingula	-83.8	289.4	-87.2	-80.0	265.0	335.0	W	430.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Australe Lingula	-83.73	70.6	-87.168	-79.888	95	25	E	430.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Australe Mensa	-86.99	5.0	-87.7	-85.4	328.0	20.0	W	200.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Australe Mensa	-86.96	355.0	-87.674	-85.348	32	340	E	200.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Australe Montes	-80.3	345.9	-83.1	-77.2	329.3	350.2	W	387.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Australe Montes	-80.19	14.1	-83.022	-77.059	30.7	9.8	E	387.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Australe Scopuli	-83.5	115.0	-86.5	-79.8	85.0	160.0	W	530.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Australe Scopuli	-83.43	245.0	-86.46	-79.686	275	200	E	530.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Australe Sulci	-85.0	225.0	-87.0	-82.5	190.0	250.0	W	400.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Australe Sulci	-84.94	135.0	-86.966	-82.415	170	110	E	400.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Mercury	Mercury	Australia	-72.5	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for H-15, Bach region.
Mars	Mars	[Australis Patera]	-80.2	51.7	-80.3	-80.1	51.1	52.3	W	12.7	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo name. Name dropped Sept. 2006 because feature was incorrectly named.
Mars	MarsE	[Australis Patera]	-80.09	308.3	-80.192	-79.989	308.9	307.7	E	12.7	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo name. Name dropped Sept. 2006 because feature was incorrectly named.
Jupiter	Callisto	Austri	-80.9	64.5	-81.1	-80.7	63.5	65.6	W	15.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Venus	Venus	Austrina Vallis	-49.5	177.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Europe	Latvia	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Latvian name for planet Venus.
Earth	Moon	Autolycus	30.7	1.5					E	39.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Autolycus of Pitane; Greek astronomer (fl. c. 310 B.C.).
Jupiter	Europa	Autonoë Linea	18.2	165.1	5.0	28.6	170.1	155.9	W	760.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2000	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Daughter of Harmonia and Cadmus in Greek mythology.
Earth	Moon	Auwers	15.1	17.2					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LTO60A2	LTO-60A2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Friedrich Julius Arthur; German astronomer (1838-1915).
Mars	Mars	Auxo Dorsum	-56.0	41.8	-56.2	-55.5	41.2	42.9	W	70.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Mars	MarsE	Auxo Dorsum	-55.7	318.2	-55.899	-55.196	318.8	317.1	E	70.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Earth	Moon	Auzout	10.3	64.1					E	32.0	Europe	France	LTO62B4	LTO-62B4	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adrien; French astronomer, physicist (1622-1691).
Venus	Venus	Au?r? Dorsa	49.4	25.3	46.8	52.0	20.8	29.8	E	859.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Lithuanian dawn goddess.
Jupiter	Europa	Avagddu	1.4	169.5	1.2	1.6	169.4	169.7	W	10.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic storm deity, ill-fated son of Tegid the Bald.
Saturn	Mimas	Avalon Chasma	35.0	147.0	23.0	47.0	132.0	163.0	W	120.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Arthurian paradise.
Mars	Mars	Aveiro	21.5	79.1	21.4	21.5	79.0	79.2	W	9.5	Europe	Portugal	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Portugal.
Mars	MarsE	Aveiro	21.28	280.9	21.18	21.279	281	280.8	E	9.5	Europe	Portugal	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Portugal.
Venus	Venus	Avene	40.4	149.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Africa	Ghana	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Akan (Ghana) first name.
Mars	Mars	Avernus Cavi	-3.6	187.5	-4.4	-2.9	187.2	187.9	W	93.4	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Named for albedo feature at 10S, 195W.
Mars	MarsE	Avernus Cavi	-3.56	172.5	-4.351	-2.867	172.8	172.1	E	93.4	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Named for albedo feature at 10S, 195W.
Mars	Mars	Avernus Colles	-1.6	189.0	-3.8	0.0	187.5	190.1	W	244.0	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Named for albedo feature at 10S, 195W.
Mars	MarsE	Avernus Colles	-1.58	171.0	-3.757	0	172.5	169.9	E	244.0	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Named for albedo feature at 10S, 195W.
Mars	Mars	Avernus Dorsa	-6.9	189.3	-10.1	-3.7	188.2	190.1	W	383.0	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature at 4S, 190W.
Mars	MarsE	Avernus Dorsa	-6.82	170.7	-9.988	-3.658	171.8	169.9	E	383.0	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature at 4S, 190W.
Mars	Mars	Avernus Rupes	-9.6	187.1	-11.2	-7.7	186.3	187.4	W	212.0	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature Avernus at 10S, 195W.
Mars	MarsE	Avernus Rupes	-9.49	172.9	-11.077	-7.614	173.7	172.6	E	212.0	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature Avernus at 10S, 195W.
Earth	Moon	Avery	-1.4	81.4					E	9.0	North America	Canada	LTO81B1	LTO-81B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oswald Theodore; Canadian doctor (1877-1955).
Venus	Venus	Avfruvva Vallis	2.0	70.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	70.0	Europe	Finland	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Saami (Lapp) river goddess.
Earth	Moon	Avicenna	39.7	-97.2					E	74.0	Asia	Persian	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abu Ali Al-Hussein Ibn Abdallah; Persian doctor (980-1037).
Earth	Moon	Avogadro	63.1	164.9					E	139.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Amedeo (Conte Di Quarengna); Italian physicist (1776-1856).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Avtandil	-22.5	233.1					W	1.2	Asia	Georgia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lover of Tinatin in Shota Rustavely's novel "Knight in tiger-skin" (Georgia, 12th century).
Venus	Venus	Avviyar	-18.0	353.7	-18.0	-18.0	353.6	353.6	E	20.6	Asia	India	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tamil poet (c. 100 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Awenhai Mons	-60.0	248.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	North America	Iroquois	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Mohawk/Iroquois fertility goddess.
Neptune	Triton	Awib Dorsa	-7.0	80.0					E	0.0	Africa	Namibia	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Nama Bushman word for rain.
Mars	Mars	Axius Valles	-56.0	289.9	-57.8	-52.5	285.2	294.6	W	349.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient European River (Vardar River of Greece).
Mars	MarsE	Axius Valles	-55.7	70.1	-57.506	-52.186	74.8	65.4	E	349.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient European River (Vardar River of Greece).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Aya	68.3	322.2	67.9	68.7	321.0	323.3	W	38.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; wife of Shamash.
Mars	Mars	Ayacucho	38.5	92.2	38.4	38.5	92.1	92.2	W	2.5	South and Central America	Bolivia	MTM 40092	I-2195	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Mars	MarsE	Ayacucho	38.18	267.8	38.084	38.184	267.9	267.8	E	2.5	South and Central America	Bolivia	MTM 40092	I-2195	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Venus	Venus	Ayana	-29.2	175.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.8	Europe	Russia	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Altai first name.
Venus	Venus	Ayashe	22.7	31.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.7	Africa	Nigeria	V-21	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hausa first name.
Venus	Venus	Ayisatu	34.6	5.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Africa	Mali	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe first name.
Mars	Mars	Ayr	-39.3	268.5	-39.4	-39.2	268.4	268.6	W	13.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Queensland, Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Ayr	-38.98	91.5	-39.082	-38.882	91.6	91.4	E	13.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Queensland, Australia.
Venus	Venus	Ayrton Patera	6.0	227.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	85.0	Europe	England	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hertha M.; English physicist (1854-1923).
Jupiter	Callisto	Aziren	35.4	178.2	34.8	36.1	177.4	179.0	W	55.6	Europe	Estonia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian spirit of death.
Earth	Moon	Azophi	-22.1	12.7					E	47.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Mars	Mars	Azul	-42.4	42.6	-42.6	-42.2	42.3	42.8	W	19.7	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Mars	MarsE	Azul	-42.08	317.4	-42.276	-41.877	317.7	317.2	E	19.7	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Mars	Mars	Azusa	-5.6	40.4	-5.9	-5.2	40.0	40.7	W	41.1	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in California, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Azusa	-5.54	319.6	-5.834	-5.142	320	319.3	E	41.1	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in California, USA.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Azzurra	30.5	217.2					E	9.6	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Flooded cave (known as the Blue Grotto) on the island of Capri in southern Italy.
Mercury	Mercury	A?vaghosa	10.4	21.0					W	90.0	Asia	India	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Indian philosopher and poet (fl. A.D. 80-150).
Earth	Moon	Baade	-44.8	-81.8					E	55.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm Heinrich Walter; American astronomer (1893-1960).
Venus	Venus	Baba-Jaga Chasma	53.2	49.5	52.3	54.3	44.5	53.5	E	580.0	Europe	Slavic	V-02	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Slavic forest witch.
Earth	Moon	Babakin	-20.8	123.3					E	20.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101B4	LTO-101B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgii Nikolaevich; Soviet space scientist (1914-1971).
Mars	Mars	Babakin	-36.4	71.6	-37.0	-35.7	70.7	72.5	W	78.0	Europe	Russia	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet builder of unmanned space stations (1914-1970).
Mars	MarsE	Babakin	-36.09	288.4	-36.688	-35.393	289.3	287.5	E	78.0	Europe	Russia	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet builder of unmanned space stations (1914-1970).
Earth	Moon	Babbage	59.7	-57.1					E	143.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; British mathematician (1792-1871).
Jupiter	Io	Babbar Patera	-39.79	271.98	-40.95	-38.78	273.74	270.25	W	85.74	Asia	Sumerian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sumerian; sun god.
Earth	Moon	Babcock	4.2	93.9					E	99.0	North America	American	LTO64D1	LTO-64D1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harold Delos; American astronomer, physicist (1882-1968).
Earth	Moon	Baby Ray	-9.1	15.4					E	0.0	North America	American	S-02	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Mercury	Mercury	Bach	-68.5	103.4					W	214.0	Europe	Germany	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	J. S.; German composer (1685-1750).
Venus	Venus	Bachira	26.5	10.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.3	Africa	Algeria	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Algerian first name.
Mars	Mars	Bacht	18.9	257.4	18.8	18.9	257.3	257.4	W	8.0	Asia	Uzbekistan	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Uzbekistan.
Mars	MarsE	Bacht	18.7	102.6	18.603	18.702	102.7	102.6	E	8.0	Asia	Uzbekistan	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Uzbekistan.
Venus	Venus	Bachue Corona	73.3	261.4	73.1	73.7	254.4	268.4	E	463.0	South and Central America	Colombia	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chibcha (Colombia) goddess of fertility.
Earth	Moon	Back	1.1	80.7					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernst Emil Alexander; German physicist (1881-1959).
Earth	Moon	Backlund	-16.0	103.0					E	75.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jöns Oskar; Russian astronomer (1846-1916).
Earth	Moon	Baco	-51.0	19.1					E	69.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Mars	Mars	Bacolor	33.0	241.4	32.8	33.2	241.2	241.7	W	20.8	Asia	Philippines	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Mars	MarsE	Bacolor	32.7	118.6	32.505	32.903	118.8	118.3	E	20.8	Asia	Philippines	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Jupiter	Io	Bactria Regio	-47.6	123.77	-57.74	-40.14	137.4	114.14	W	665.68	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Io passed through this area of ancient Iran in her wanderings.
Mars	Mars	Bada	20.5	50.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.1	Europe	Russia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Bada	20.29	309.2	0	0	360	360	E	2.1	Europe	Russia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Badarzewska	-22.6	137.2	-22.6	-22.6	137.2	137.2	E	29.6	Europe	Poland	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thekla; Polish composer (1834-1861).
Venus	Venus	Badb Linea	14.0	15.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,750.0	Europe	Ireland	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Irish war goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Baden-Baden	46.0	55.0					W	0.3	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Germany.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Badgastein	25.0	3.0					W	0.4	Europe	Austria	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Austria.
Mars	Mars	Baetis Chasma	-4.4	65.0	-5.1	-3.7	64.5	65.6	W	93.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	From classical albedo feature at 5S, 60W; changed from Iamunae Chasma.
Mars	MarsE	Baetis Chasma	-4.35	295.0	-5.043	-3.658	295.5	294.4	E	93.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	From classical albedo feature at 5S, 60W; changed from Iamunae Chasma.
Mars	Mars	Baetis Mensa	-5.2	72.6	-6.9	-3.9	71.8	73.1	W	187.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 7S, 63W.
Mars	MarsE	Baetis Mensa	-5.14	287.4	-6.823	-3.856	288.2	286.9	E	187.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 7S, 63W.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Baganur	14.6	191.6					W	16.4	Asia	Mongolia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mongolian coal basin.
Venus	Venus	Bagbartu Mons	65.5	279.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Asia	Urartu	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Urartu goddess, worshipped at Musasir.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Bagnoles	55.0	122.0					W	0.4	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in France.
Saturn	Hyperion	Bahloo	36.0	196.0					W	0.0	Oceania	Australia	PRELIM	TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The Moon; maker of girl babies.
Mars	Mars	Bahn	-3.5	43.4	-3.6	-3.4	43.3	43.5	W	12.3	Africa	Libyan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Liberia.
Mars	MarsE	Bahn	-3.46	316.6	-3.56	-3.362	316.7	316.5	E	12.3	Africa	Libyan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Liberia.
Mars	Mars	Bahram Vallis	20.7	57.5	20.4	21.8	55.7	59.3	W	302.0	Asia	Persian	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for 'Mars' in Persian.
Mars	MarsE	Bahram Vallis	20.49	302.5	20.189	21.577	304.3	300.7	E	302.0	Asia	Persian	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for 'Mars' in Persian.
Venus	Venus	Bahriyat	50.3	357.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-07	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kumyk (Daghestan) first name.
Earth	Moon	Baillaud	74.6	37.5					E	89.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Édouard) Benjamin; French astronomer (1848-1934).
Earth	Moon	Bailly	-66.5	-69.1					E	287.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Baily	49.7	30.4					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francis; British astronomer (1774-1844).
Mars	Mars	Bak	18.3	256.3	18.2	18.3	256.3	256.3	W	3.2	Europe	Hungary	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary.
Mars	MarsE	Bak	18.11	103.7	18.008	18.107	103.7	103.7	E	3.2	Europe	Hungary	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary.
Venus	Venus	Baker	62.5	40.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	109.0	North America	American	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Josephine; American expatriatedancer, singer (1906-1975).
Venus	Venus	Bakhtadze Patera	45.5	219.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.0	Asia	Georgia	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Kseniya; Georgian tea genetist (1899-1978).
Mars	Mars	Bakhuysen	-23.3	344.4	-24.5	-22.0	343.0	345.7	W	161.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hendrik G.; Dutch astronomer (1838-1923).
Mars	MarsE	Bakhuysen	-23.06	15.6	-24.256	-21.775	17	14.3	E	161.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hendrik G.; Dutch astronomer (1838-1923).
Venus	Venus	Bakisat	26.0	356.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.4	Europe	Caucasus	V-19	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chechen first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Balagtas	-22.6	13.7					W	98.0	Asia	Philippines	H-06	I-960	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	F.; Philippino writer (1788-1862).
Earth	Moon	Balandin	-18.9	152.6					E	12.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO103A1	LTO-103A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksey Aleksandrovich; Soviet chemist (1898-1967).
Earth	Moon	Balboa	19.1	-83.2					E	69.0	Europe	Spain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vasco Nuñez de; Spanish explorer (1475-1519).
Mars	Mars	Balboa	-3.9	34.0	-4.0	-3.7	33.8	34.2	W	23.3	South and Central America	Panama	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Panama Canal zone.
Mars	MarsE	Balboa	-3.86	326.0	-3.955	-3.658	326.2	325.8	E	23.3	South and Central America	Panama	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Panama Canal zone.
Venus	Venus	Balch	29.9	282.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	40.0	North America	American	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emily; American economist, Nobel laureate (1867-1961).
Jupiter	Io	Balder Patera	11.44	156.1	10.79	12.13	156.41	155.82	W	42.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Norse god of light.
Earth	Moon	Baldet	-53.3	-151.1					E	55.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fernand; French astronomer (1885-1964).
Mars	Mars	Baldet	23.0	294.6	21.6	24.5	293.0	296.3	W	180.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fernand; French astronomer (1885-1964).
Mars	MarsE	Baldet	22.77	65.4	21.379	24.256	67	63.7	E	180.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fernand; French astronomer (1885-1964).
Saturn	Iapetus	Baligant	16.4	224.9	16.2	16.6	222.7	227.2	W	66.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emir of Babylon; Marsilion enlisted his help against Charlemagne.
Saturn	Mimas	Balin	14.71	82.51	9.51	20.56	78.33	88.3	W	35.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Knight of "matchless courage and virtue."
Jupiter	Callisto	Balkr	28.9	11.7	28.1	29.7	10.8	12.6	W	68.0	Europe	Norse	JC-02	I-2069	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Ottar's ancestor.
Earth	Moon	Ball	-35.9	-8.4					E	41.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British astronomer (unkn-1690).
Earth	Moon	Balmer	-20.3	69.8					E	138.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Jakob; Swiss mathematician, physician (1825-1898).
Jupiter	Europa	Balor	-52.8	97.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	4.8	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic god of the night whose evil eye caused the death of those on whom it glanced.
Mars	Mars	Balta	-24.1	26.6	-24.2	-23.9	26.4	26.8	W	18.2	Europe	Ukraine	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Balta	-23.86	333.4	-23.958	-23.66	333.6	333.2	E	18.2	Europe	Ukraine	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	Mars	Baltia	60.0	50.0	60.0	60.0	50.0	50.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Name of large island in northern Europe where amber was found.
Mars	MarsE	Baltia	59.72	310.0	59.718	59.718	310	310	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Name of large island in northern Europe where amber was found.
Venus	Venus	Baltis Vallis	37.3	161.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6,000.0	Asia	Syria	V-13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Syrian word for planet Venus.
Mars	Mars	Baltisk	-42.7	54.7	-43.0	-42.2	54.1	55.3	W	52.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Baltisk	-42.38	305.3	-42.676	-41.877	305.9	304.7	E	52.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Balvicar	16.4	53.3	16.2	16.5	53.1	53.5	W	20.5	Europe	Scotland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Scotland.
Mars	MarsE	Balvicar	16.22	306.7	16.027	16.324	306.9	306.5	E	20.5	Europe	Scotland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Scotland.
Mercury	Mercury	Balzac	10.3	144.1					W	80.0	Europe	France	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Honore de; French novelist (1799-1850).
Mars	Mars	Bamba	-3.4	41.7	-3.6	-3.2	41.5	41.8	W	23.0	Africa	Zaire	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	MarsE	Bamba	-3.36	318.3	-3.56	-3.164	318.5	318.2	E	23.0	Africa	Zaire	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	Mars	Bamberg	40.0	3.2	39.5	40.5	2.6	3.8	W	58.3	Europe	Germany	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Mars	MarsE	Bamberg	39.68	356.8	39.181	40.179	357.4	356.2	E	58.3	Europe	Germany	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Saturn	Mimas	Ban	43.93	160.75	38.36	48.68	155.04	166.59	W	37.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Benwick; father of Sir Launcelot, ally of Arthur in the battle of Bedgrayne.
Venus	Venus	Ban Zhao	17.1	147.0	17.2	17.2	146.9	146.9	E	39.0	Asia	China	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese historian (c. A.D. 35-100).
Earth	Moon	Banachiewicz	5.2	80.1					E	92.0	Europe	Poland	LTO63C1	LTO-63C1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tadeusz; Polish astronomer, mathematician (1882-1954).
Venus	Venus	Banba Corona	-47.2	209.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	110.0	Europe	Ireland	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Irish earth goddess.
Earth	Moon	Bancroft	28.0	-6.4					E	13.0	North America	American	LTO	041A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilder Dwight; American chemist (1867-1953).
Mars	Mars	Banff	17.7	30.8	17.6	17.7	30.7	30.8	W	5.0	North America	Canada	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alberta, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Banff	17.51	329.2	17.414	17.513	329.3	329.2	E	5.0	North America	Canada	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alberta, Canada.
Mars	Mars	Banh	19.6	55.6	19.5	19.7	55.4	55.7	W	15.0	Africa	Burkina Faso (Upper Volta)	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Burkina Faso (formerly Upper Volta).
Mars	MarsE	Banh	19.4	304.4	19.296	19.495	304.6	304.3	E	15.0	Africa	Burkina Faso (Upper Volta)	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Burkina Faso (formerly Upper Volta).
Earth	Moon	Banting	26.6	16.4					E	5.0	North America	Canada	LTO42A3	LTO-42A3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Frederick Grant; Canadian doctor; Nobel laureate (1891-1941).
Venus	Venus	Banumbirr Vallis	-7.0	4.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Oceania	Australia	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Arnhemland word for planet Venus.
Mars	Mars	Baphyras Catena	39.1	84.3	38.7	39.5	83.4	85.2	W	95.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical river.
Mars	MarsE	Baphyras Catena	38.78	275.7	38.383	39.181	276.6	274.8	E	95.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical river.
Mars	Mars	Bar	-25.5	19.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.9	Europe	Ukraine	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Bar	-25.25	340.5	0	0	360	360	E	1.9	Europe	Ukraine	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	Mars	Barabashov	47.7	68.8	46.6	48.7	67.2	70.3	W	125.6	Europe	Russia	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolay P.; Russian astronomer (1894-1971).
Mars	MarsE	Barabashov	47.38	291.2	46.276	48.378	292.8	289.7	E	125.6	Europe	Russia	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolay P.; Russian astronomer (1894-1971).
Venus	Venus	Baranamtarra	17.9	267.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	25.5	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mesopotamian queen (c. 2500 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Barauka	10.6	346.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.9	Africa	Nigeria	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hausa (Nigeria) first name.
Venus	Venus	Barbale Dorsa	15.0	143.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Asia	Georgia	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Georgian sun goddess.
Earth	Moon	Barbier	-23.8	157.9					E	66.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daniel; French astronomer (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Barkla	-10.7	67.2					E	42.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Glover; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1877-1944).
Mercury	Mercury	Barma	-41.3	162.8					W	128.0	Europe	Russia	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yakovlev; 16th Century Russian architect.
Earth	Moon	Barnard	-29.5	85.6					E	105.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward Emerson; American astronomer (1857-1923).
Mars	Mars	Barnard	-61.4	298.4	-62.3	-60.3	296.3	300.6	W	125.0	North America	American	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward E.; American astronomer (1857-1923).
Mars	MarsE	Barnard	-61.13	61.6	-62.032	-60.02	63.7	59.4	E	125.0	North America	American	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward E.; American astronomer (1857-1923).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Barnard Regio	-10.7	19.0	-28.0	12.0	348.4	50.7	W	3,200.0	North America	American	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Edward E.; American astronomer (1857-1923).
Venus	Venus	Barnes Patera	-15.5	229.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	North America	American	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Florence Lowe "Pancho"; American aviatrix (1901-1975).
Mars	Mars	Baro	-25.0	249.4	-25.2	-24.9	249.2	249.6	W	16.7	Europe	Iceland	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iceland.
Mars	MarsE	Baro	-24.75	110.6	-24.951	-24.653	110.8	110.4	E	16.7	Europe	Iceland	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iceland.
Earth	Moon	Barocius	-44.9	16.8					E	82.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Venus	Venus	Barrera	16.6	109.4	16.6	16.6	109.3	109.3	E	27.0	Europe	Spain	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Olivia; Spanish medical writer (b. 1562).
Jupiter	Callisto	Barri	-31.5	70.5	-32.3	-30.7	69.4	71.3	W	69.0	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ottar's ancestor.
Earth	Moon	Barringer	-28.0	-149.7					E	68.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daniel Moreau; American engineer, geologist (1860-1929).
Earth	Moon	Barrow	71.3	7.7					E	92.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Venus	Venus	Barrymore	-52.3	195.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	56.6	North America	American	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ethel; American actress (1879-1959).
Venus	Venus	Barsova	61.3	223.0	61.2	61.8	223.3	223.4	E	76.0	Europe	Soviet	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Valeria; Soviet singer (1892-1967).
Mars	Mars	Barsukov	8.0	29.1	7.4	8.6	28.5	29.7	W	71.7	Europe	Soviet	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Valery L.; Soviet geochemist and planetologist (1928-1992).
Mars	MarsE	Barsukov	7.91	330.9	7.317	8.504	331.5	330.3	E	71.7	Europe	Soviet	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Valery L.; Soviet geochemist and planetologist (1928-1992).
Earth	Moon	Bartels	24.5	-89.8					E	55.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Julius; German geophysicist (1899-1964).
Venus	Venus	Barto	45.3	146.3	45.3	45.3	146.0	146.6	E	48.0	Europe	Soviet	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Agniya; Soviet poetess (1906-1981).
Venus	Venus	Barton	27.4	337.5	27.4	27.4	337.5	337.5	E	52.2	North America	American	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Clara; American Red Cross founder (1821-1912).
Mercury	Mercury	Bartók	-29.6	134.6					W	112.0	Europe	Hungary	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bela; Hungarian composer (1881-1945).
Saturn	Iapetus	Basan	33.3	194.7	32.8	33.7	191.0	198.4	W	76.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French baron; Murdered while serving as Ambassador of Marsilon.
Venus	Venus	Bascom	-10.4	302.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	34.6	North America	American	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Florence; American geologist (1862-1945).
Venus	Venus	Bashkirtseff	14.7	194.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	36.2	Europe	Russia	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; Russian painter, diarist (c. 1859-1884).
Mercury	Mercury	Bash?	-32.7	169.7					W	80.0	Asia	Japan	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Matsuo; Japanese poet (1644-1694).
Mars	Mars	Basin	18.0	253.1	17.9	18.1	252.9	253.2	W	15.7	North America	United States	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wyoming, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Basin	17.81	106.9	17.711	17.909	107.1	106.8	E	15.7	North America	United States	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wyoming, USA.
Venus	Venus	Bassi	-19.0	64.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	31.0	Europe	Italy	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Laura; Italian physicist, mathemetician (1711-1778).
Saturn	Enceladus	Bassorah Fossa	39.8	19.9	36.1	43.6	30.0	9.1	W	75.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Town from which Sindbad embarked on his 3rd voyage.
Venus	Venus	Bast Tholus	57.8	130.3	57.8	57.8	129.6	130.9	E	83.0	Africa	Egypt	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Egyptian goddess of joy.
Venus	Venus	Bastryk Vallis	-7.5	347.5	-7.0	-8.5	347.5	347.6	E	190.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	Kumyk (Daghestan) river deity.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Bath	13.4	9.7					W	0.9	Europe	England	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in England.
Venus	Venus	Bathkol Tessera	61.0	200.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,485.0	Asia	Israel	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Israeli goddess of fate.
Venus	Venus	Bathsheba	-15.1	49.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	32.3	Asia	Hebrew	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew queen (c. 1030 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Batoka	-7.7	36.8	-7.8	-7.5	36.6	36.9	W	15.5	Africa	Zambia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zambia.
Mars	MarsE	Batoka	-7.61	323.2	-7.713	-7.416	323.4	323.1	E	15.5	Africa	Zambia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zambia.
Mars	Mars	Bato?	21.7	29.5	21.6	21.9	29.4	29.7	W	17.2	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Romania.
Mars	MarsE	Bato?	21.48	330.5	21.379	21.676	330.6	330.3	E	17.2	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Romania.
Venus	Venus	Batten	15.2	217.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	65.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean; New Zealand aviatrix (1909-1982).
Venus	Venus	Batya	72.7	235.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.3	Asia	Hebrew	V-05	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Bau	23.0	48.7	22.2	23.9	47.8	49.7	W	80.2	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Goddess who breathed into men the breath of life; daughter of Anu and patroness of Lagash.
Venus	Venus	Bau Corona	52.8	259.3	52.7	52.9	256.6	262.0	E	355.0	Asia	Sumerian	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Sumerian fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Bavörr	49.1	20.0	48.1	50.2	18.3	21.6	W	85.3	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Earth	Moon	Bawa	-25.3	102.6					E	1.0	Unknown	Unknown	S-01	100C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	African male name.
Venus	Venus	Bayara Vallis	45.6	16.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Africa	Mali	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Dogon (Mali) word for planet Venus.
Earth	Moon	Bayer	-51.6	-35.0					E	47.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Mars	Mars	Baykonyr	46.7	227.4	46.7	46.8	227.3	227.4	W	4.0	Europe	Soviet	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet launch site.
Mars	MarsE	Baykonyr	46.38	132.6	46.376	46.476	132.7	132.6	E	4.0	Europe	Soviet	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet launch site.
Mars	Mars	Bazas	-28.0	266.7	-28.2	-27.9	266.6	266.9	W	16.7	Europe	France	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Bazas	-27.73	93.3	-27.93	-27.632	93.4	93.1	E	16.7	Europe	France	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ba'al	24.9	329.9	24.5	25.4	329.4	330.5	W	43.2	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenician; Canaanite god.
Venus	Venus	Ba'het Corona	48.4	0.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	145.0	Africa	Egypt	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Egyptian who defeated Portugese. Changed from Ba'het Patera.
Earth	Moon	Beals	37.3	86.5					E	48.0	North America	Canada	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carlyle Smith; Canadian astronomer (1899-1979).  <em>Note: Formerly Riemann A</em>
Earth	Moon	Bear Mountain	20.0	30.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Earth	Moon	Beaumont	-18.0	28.8					E	53.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Becquerel	40.7	129.7					E	65.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antoine-Henri; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1908).
Mars	Mars	Becquerel	22.3	8.0	21.0	23.5	6.4	9.5	W	171.2	Europe	France	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antoine H.; French physicist (1852-1908).
Mars	MarsE	Becquerel	22.07	352.0	20.784	23.263	353.6	350.5	E	171.2	Europe	France	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antoine H.; French physicist (1852-1908).
Saturn	Mimas	Bedivere	9.57	149.42	5.09	13.21	145.72	153.66	W	25.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthurian knight.
Venus	Venus	Beecher	13.0	253.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	40.4	North America	American	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Catherine; American educator, author (1800-1878).
Earth	Moon	Beer	27.1	-9.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LTO41A4	LTO-41A4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm; German astronomer (1797-1850).
Mars	Mars	Beer	-14.6	8.2	-15.4	-13.8	7.5	9.0	W	89.8	Europe	Germany	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm; German astronomer (1797-1850).
Mars	MarsE	Beer	-14.44	351.8	-15.234	-13.65	352.5	351	E	89.8	Europe	Germany	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm; German astronomer (1797-1850).
Mercury	Mercury	Beethoven	-20.8	123.6					W	643.0	Europe	Germany	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ludwig van; German composer of Flemish descent (1770-1827).
Uranus	Ariel	Befana	-17.0	31.9					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Good spirit who fills Italian children's stockings with toys on twelfth night.
Earth	Moon	Behaim	-16.5	79.4					E	55.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Martin; German navigator, cartographer (1459-1507).
Venus	Venus	Behn	-32.4	142.0	-32.4	-32.4	142.0	142.0	E	25.4	Europe	England	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aphra; English novelist, poet, playwright (1640-1689).
Earth	Moon	Beijerinck	-13.5	151.8					E	70.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Martinus Willem; Dutch botanist (1851-1931).
Venus	Venus	Beiwe Corona	52.6	306.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Europe	Finland	V-07	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Saami (Lapp) fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Beketov	16.3	29.2					E	8.0	Europe	Russia	LTO	042C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolai Nikolaevich; Russian chemist (1827-1911).
Jupiter	Io	Belenus Patera	2.9	157.72	2.58	3.21	158.04	157.34	W	23.01	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Celtic fire and sun god.
Venus	Venus	Belet-Ili Corona	6.0	20.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mesopotamian nature/fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Beli	62.6	80.2	62.0	63.3	79.0	81.8	W	55.6	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic; father of Caswallawn.
Mercury	Mercury	Belinskij	-76.0	103.4					W	70.0	Europe	Russia	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vissarion Grigoryevich; Russian literary critic and journalist (1811-1848).
Venus	Venus	Belisama Vallis	50.0	22.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Europe	England	Unknown	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	English Celtic river goddess.
Earth	Moon	Bell	21.8	-96.4					E	86.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander Graham; Scottish-American inventor (1847-1922).
Venus	Venus	Bell Regio	32.8	51.4	27.0	39.6	42.1	55.7	E	1,778.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	English giantess.
Earth	Moon	Bellinsgauzen (Bellingshausen)	-60.6	-164.6					E	63.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Faddei Faddeevich; Russian explorer (1778-1852).
Mercury	Mercury	Bello	-18.9	120.0					W	129.0	South and Central America	Venezuela	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andres; Venezuelan poet and scholar (1781-1865).
Venus	Venus	Bellona Fossae	38.0	222.1	34.3	41.7	219.6	224.5	E	855.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Roman war goddess, wife of Mars.
Earth	Moon	Bellot	-12.4	48.2					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Rene; French explorer (1826-1853).
Uranus	Titania	Belmont Chasma	-8.5	32.6					E	258.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Location in "As You Like It."
Earth	Moon	Belopol'skiy	-17.2	-128.1					E	59.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aristarch Apollonovich; Russian astronomer (1854-1934).
Mars	Mars	Beltra	18.2	257.7	18.2	18.3	257.6	257.7	W	7.4	Europe	Ireland	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Beltra	18.01	102.3	18.008	18.107	102.4	102.3	E	7.4	Europe	Ireland	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Jupiter	Europa	Belus Linea	9.3	231.4	-4.9	24.3	275.9	192.0	W	2,437.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; Agenor's twin brother.
Earth	Moon	Belyaev	23.3	143.5					E	54.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pavel Ivanovich; Soviet cosmonaut (1925-1970).
Mars	Mars	Belz	21.8	43.3	21.7	21.9	43.2	43.4	W	10.2	Europe	Ukraine	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Belz	21.58	316.7	21.478	21.676	316.8	316.6	E	10.2	Europe	Ukraine	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Earth	Moon	Bel'kovich	61.1	90.2					E	214.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Igor V.; Soviet astronomer (1904-1949).
Venus	Venus	Ben Dorsa	71.2	284.1	69.0	73.4	278.2	290.0	E	628.0	Asia	Vietnam	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Vietnamese sky goddess.
Earth	Moon	Bench	-3.2	-23.4					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
Mars	Mars	Bend	-22.6	27.8	-22.6	-22.6	27.8	27.8	W	3.6	North America	United States	ERYTHR	I-947	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oregon, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Bend	-22.37	332.2	-22.37	-22.37	332.2	332.2	E	3.6	North America	United States	ERYTHR	I-947	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oregon, USA.
Venus	Venus	Bender	-13.0	327.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	39.8	North America	United States	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heidi Julia; American author and artist (1979-1991).
Earth	Moon	Benedict	4.4	141.5					E	14.0	North America	American	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francis Gano; American chemist, physiologist (1870-1957).
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Benham	19.0	247.2					W	2.2	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Coal mine in Kentucky, USA.
Venus	Venus	Bennu Vallis	1.3	341.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	710.0	Africa	Egypt	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Egyptian word for planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Benten Corona	16.0	340.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	310.0	Asia	Japan	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Japanese love/fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Bentham	-56.1	40.6	-56.2	-56.0	40.4	40.8	W	11.5	Europe	England	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Bentham	-55.8	319.4	-55.899	-55.698	319.6	319.2	E	11.5	Europe	England	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	Mars	Bentong	-22.5	19.1	-22.6	-22.4	19.0	19.2	W	10.2	Asia	Malaysia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Malaysia.
Mars	MarsE	Bentong	-22.27	340.9	-22.37	-22.172	341	340.8	E	10.2	Asia	Malaysia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Malaysia.
Venus	Venus	Benzozia Corona	27.5	204.5	26.6	28.5	203.5	205.6	E	185.0	Europe	Spain	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Basque mother goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Beppu	3.9	58.4					W	0.6	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa on Kyushu, Japan.
Venus	Venus	Bereghinya Planitia	28.6	23.6	27.8	31.0	15.8	34.2	E	3,900.0	Europe	Slavic	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Slavic water spirit.
Saturn	Iapetus	Berenger	62.1	219.7	61.7	62.5	212.7	226.7	W	84.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of twelve peers; killed Estramarin; killed by Grandoyne.
Venus	Venus	Berggolts	-63.5	53.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	29.5	Europe	Russia	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Olga; Russian poet (1910-1975).
Earth	Moon	Bergman	7.0	137.5					E	21.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO66D2	LTO-66D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Torbern Olof; Swedish chemist, mineralogist, astronomer (1735-1784).
Earth	Moon	Bergstrand	-18.8	176.3					E	43.0	Europe	Sweden	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Östen Emanuel; Swedish astronomer (1873-1948).
Earth	Moon	Berkner	25.2	-105.2					E	86.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lloyd Viel; American geophysicist (1905-1967).
Earth	Moon	Berlage	-63.2	-162.8					E	92.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hendrik Petrus; Dutch geophysicist, meteorologist (1896-1968).
Venus	Venus	Bernadette	-46.6	285.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.8	Europe	France	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Mars	Mars	Bernard	-23.6	154.3	-24.6	-22.4	153.1	155.5	W	131.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	P.; French atmospheric scientist.
Mars	MarsE	Bernard	-23.36	205.7	-24.355	-22.172	206.9	204.5	E	131.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	P.; French atmospheric scientist.
Venus	Venus	Bernhardt	31.6	84.4	31.2	31.6	84.5	84.5	E	25.3	Europe	France	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sarah; French actress (1844-1923).
Venus	Venus	Bernice	-40.7	14.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.6	Europe	Greek	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Bernini	-79.2	136.5					W	146.0	Europe	Italy	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gian Lorenzo; Italian sculptor and architect (1598-1680).
Earth	Moon	Bernoulli	35.0	60.7					E	47.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacques; Swiss mathematician (1654-1705); Jean; Swiss mathematician (1667-1748). (Spelling changed from Bernouilli.)
Earth	Moon	Berosus	33.5	69.9					E	74.0	Asia	Babylon	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Berosus the Chaldean; Babylonian astronomer (unkn-c. 250 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Bers Patera	-66.7	183.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.0	Europe	Russia	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sofya Andreyevna (Tolstaya); wife and copyist for Leo Tolstoy (1844-1919).
Mars	Mars	Berseba	-4.5	37.7	-4.8	-4.1	37.3	38.0	W	37.5	Africa	Namibia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Namibia.
Mars	MarsE	Berseba	-4.45	322.3	-4.746	-4.054	322.7	322	E	37.5	Africa	Namibia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Namibia.
Venus	Venus	Berta	62.0	322.0	62.0	62.0	322.0	322.0	E	20.0	Europe	Finland	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Venus	Venus	Beruth Corona	-19.0	233.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Asia	Phoenician	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Phoenician earth goddess.
Uranus	Ariel	Berylune	-22.5	327.9					E	29.0	Europe	France	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Good spirit in Maeterlinck's "The Bluebird."
Earth	Moon	Berzelius	36.6	50.9					E	50.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jöns Jacob; Swedish chemist (1779-1848).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Bes	-25.5	180.9	-26.1	-24.8	180.2	181.6	W	61.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian god of marriage.
Saturn	Iapetus	Besgun	76.0	309.8	75.4	76.6	301.4	318.3	W	56.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chief cook for Charlemagne's army; he guarded Ganelon after Ganelon's treachery was discovered.
Earth	Moon	Bessarion	14.9	-37.3					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessel	21.8	17.9					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LTO42D2	LTO-42D2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1784-1846).
Venus	Venus	Beta Regio	25.3	282.8	11.9	38.8	282.3	283.3	E	2,869.0	Europe	Greek	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Second letter in Greek alphabet.
Venus	Venus	Bethune Patera	46.5	321.3	46.5	46.5	320.7	321.9	E	94.0	North America	American	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mary; American educator (1875-1955).
Venus	Venus	Bette	-24.6	347.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.2	Europe	Germany	V-43	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German first name (form of Elizabeth).
Earth	Moon	Bettinus	-63.4	-44.8					E	71.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mario; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1582-1657).
Venus	Venus	Beyla Corona	26.5	15.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Europe	Norse	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Bezlea Dorsa	30.4	36.5	27.0	32.6	33.5	39.1	E	807.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Lithuanian evening light goddess.
Earth	Moon	Be?vá?	-1.9	125.2					E	67.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antonin; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	Bhabha	-55.1	-164.5					E	64.0	Asia	India	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Homi Jehangir; Indian physicist (1909-1966).
Neptune	Triton	Bheki Cavus	16.0	308.0					E	0.0	Asia	India	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Frog symbolizing the sun on the horizon (India).
Mars	Mars	Bhor	42.1	225.6	42.0	42.1	225.5	225.6	W	6.0	Asia	India	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mars	MarsE	Bhor	41.78	134.4	41.677	41.777	134.5	134.4	E	6.0	Asia	India	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Venus	Venus	Bhumidevi Corona	-17.2	343.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	India	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Bhumiya Corona	15.0	118.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Asia	India	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu earth goddess.
Neptune	Triton	Bia Sulci	-38.0	3.0					E	0.0	Africa	Nigeria	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Yoruba; river named for obedient son of god.
Earth	Moon	Bianchini	48.7	-34.3					E	38.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1662-1729).
Mars	Mars	Bianchini	-64.2	95.4	-64.7	-63.5	94.0	96.7	W	76.0	Europe	Italy	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1662-1729).
Mars	MarsE	Bianchini	-63.94	264.6	-64.448	-63.24	266	263.3	E	76.0	Europe	Italy	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1662-1729).
Venus	Venus	Bibi-Patma Corona	-47.0	302.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Asia	Turkmenistan	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Turkman goddess of women.
Mars	Mars	Biblis Patera	2.26	123.93	1.81	2.67	123.52	124.37	W	50.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Spet. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Biblis Patera	2.23	236.07	1.79	2.64	236.48	235.63	E	50.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Spet. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Venus	Venus	Bickerdyke	-82.0	171.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	36.3	North America	American	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; American Civil War nurse (1817-1901).
Earth	Moon	Biela	-54.9	51.3					E	76.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Jupiter	Callisto	Biflindi	-53.6	74.1	-54.2	-52.9	72.8	75.3	W	58.0	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Another name for Odinn.
Mars	Mars	Bigbee	-25.0	34.8	-25.2	-24.8	34.6	35.0	W	20.5	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mississippi, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Bigbee	-24.75	325.2	-24.951	-24.554	325.4	325	E	20.5	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mississippi, USA.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Bigeh Facula	29.0	94.3	26.5	31.3	92.3	96.9	W	224.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Island where Hapi, Egyptian Nile god, resided.
Venus	Venus	Bil Corona	3.0	168.0	2.6	4.0	167.0	169.0	E	225.0	Europe	Norse	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse-Viking Earth and nature goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Bilemot	-27.8	29.2					E	1.8	Asia	Korea	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lava tube in Korea.
Earth	Moon	Bilharz	-5.8	56.3					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodor; German doctor, zoologist (1825-1862).
Venus	Venus	Biliku Dorsa	-47.0	138.0	-49.0	-45.0	136.0	140.0	E	600.0	Asia	India	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Andaman Isl. moonsoon deity.
Earth	Moon	Billy	-13.8	-50.1					E	45.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacques de; French mathematician (1602-1679).
Venus	Venus	Bineta	57.3	144.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.7	Africa	Mali	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mandingo (W. Africa, Mali) first name.
Earth	Moon	Bingham	8.1	115.1					E	33.0	North America	American	LTO65A3	LTO-65A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hiram; American explorer (1875-1956).
Earth	Moon	Biot	-22.6	51.1					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Baptiste; French astronomer (1774-1862).
Mars	Mars	Bira	25.4	45.6	25.3	25.4	45.6	45.7	W	2.9	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Bira	25.15	314.4	25.05	25.149	314.4	314.3	E	2.9	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Birkeland	-30.2	173.9					E	82.0	Europe	Norway	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Olaf Kristian; Norwegian physicist (1867-1917).
Earth	Moon	Birkhoff	58.7	-146.1					E	345.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George David; American mathematician (1884-1944).
Earth	Moon	Birmingham	65.1	-10.5					E	92.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; Irish astronomer (1816-1884).
Earth	Moon	Birt	-22.4	-8.5					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Venus	Venus	Birute	36.1	32.0	36.0	36.0	31.8	31.8	E	22.3	Europe	Lithuania	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lithuanian first name.
Mars	Mars	Bise	20.4	56.9	20.4	20.5	56.8	57.0	W	9.8	Asia	Japan	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Okinawa.
Mars	MarsE	Bise	20.19	303.1	20.189	20.288	303.2	303	E	9.8	Asia	Japan	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Okinawa.
Mars	Mars	Bison	-26.6	29.2	-26.7	-26.4	29.0	29.3	W	16.0	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kansas, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Bison	-26.34	330.8	-26.44	-26.142	331	330.7	E	16.0	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kansas, USA.
Earth	Moon	Bjerknes	-38.4	113.0					E	48.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vilhelm Friman Koren; Norwegian physicist (1862-1951).
Mars	Mars	Bjerknes	-43.4	188.6	-44.1	-42.6	187.6	189.7	W	94.0	Europe	Norway	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vilhelm F.; Norwegian physicist (1862-1951).
Mars	MarsE	Bjerknes	-43.08	171.4	-43.775	-42.276	172.4	170.3	E	94.0	Europe	Norway	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vilhelm F.; Norwegian physicist (1862-1951).
Mercury	Mercury	Bjornson	73.1	109.2					W	88.0	Europe	Norway	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bjornstjerne; Norwegian poet and dramatist (1832-1910).
Earth	Moon	Black	-9.2	80.4					E	18.0	Europe	France	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; French chemist (1728-1799).
Venus	Venus	Blackburne	11.0	183.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.5	Europe	England	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; English biologist (1726-1793).
Earth	Moon	Blackett	-37.5	-116.1					E	141.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Patrick Maynard Stuart; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1897-1974).
Earth	Moon	Blagg	1.3	1.5					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary Adela; British astronomer (1858-1944).
Venus	Venus	Blai Corona	-0.4	134.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	Europe	Celtic	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Blancanus	-63.8	-21.4					E	117.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blanchard	-58.5	-94.4					E	40.0	Europe	France	SOV	1985	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Pierre-François; French aeronaut (1753-1809). <em>Note: Formerly Arrhenius P</em>
Venus	Venus	Blanche	-9.3	157.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.3	Europe	France	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Earth	Moon	Blanchinus	-25.4	2.5					E	61.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bianchini, Giovanni; Italian astronomer (unkn-fl. 1458).
Mars	Mars	Bland	18.5	251.3	18.5	18.6	251.2	251.4	W	7.1	North America	United States	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Missouri, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Bland	18.31	108.7	18.305	18.404	108.8	108.6	E	7.1	North America	United States	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Missouri, USA.
Venus	Venus	Blathnat Corona	35.0	293.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Celtic	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Blazhko	31.6	-148.0					E	54.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sergei Nikolaevich; Soviet astronomer (1870-1956).
Mars	Mars	Bled	21.8	31.5	21.7	21.9	31.5	31.6	W	7.8	Europe	Yugoslavia	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Yugoslavia.
Mars	MarsE	Bled	21.58	328.5	21.478	21.676	328.5	328.4	E	7.8	Europe	Yugoslavia	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Yugoslavia.
Venus	Venus	Blid Corona	-0.5	231.3	-1.2	0.2	230.6	231.8	E	175.0	Europe	Scandinavian	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Scandinavian Earth, nature, and happiness goddess.
Earth	Moon	Bliss	53.0	-13.5					E	20.0	Europe	England	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nathaniel; English Astronomer Royal (1700-1764).  <em>Note: Formerly Plato A</em>
Mars	Mars	Blitta	-26.1	21.0	-26.2	-26.0	20.9	21.1	W	13.6	Africa	Togo	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Togo.
Mars	MarsE	Blitta	-25.84	339.0	-25.944	-25.745	339.1	338.9	E	13.6	Africa	Togo	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Togo.
Venus	Venus	Blixen	-60.1	145.7	-60.1	-60.1	145.6	145.6	E	20.8	Europe	Denmark	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karen; Danish author (1885-1962).
Earth	Moon	Block	-3.2	-23.4					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
Mars	Mars	Blois	23.8	56.0	23.7	23.9	55.8	56.0	W	12.5	Europe	France	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Blois	23.56	304.0	23.462	23.66	304.2	304	E	12.5	Europe	France	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	Mars	Bluff	23.7	250.0	23.7	23.8	250.0	250.1	W	6.6	Oceania	New Zealand	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Mars	MarsE	Bluff	23.46	110.0	23.462	23.561	110	109.9	E	6.6	Oceania	New Zealand	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Venus	Venus	Bly	37.7	305.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.7	North America	American	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nellie; American journalist (1867-1892).
Venus	Venus	Boadicea Paterae	56.6	96.5	56.6	56.6	94.6	98.5	E	220.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	(Boudicca); queen and heroine of Iceni (English Celtic tribe) (d. A.D. 62).
Venus	Venus	Boala Corona	-70.0	359.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Africa	Zaire	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mongo-Nkundo (Bantu group, Zaire) the first woman, ancestor of people.
Venus	Venus	Boann Corona	27.0	136.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Ireland	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Irish fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Bobillier	19.6	15.5					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO42D3	LTO-42D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Étienne; French geometer (1798-1840).
Earth	Moon	Bobone	26.9	-131.8					E	31.0	South and Central America	Argentina	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jorge; Argentinean astronomer (1901-1958).
Mercury	Mercury	Boccaccio	-80.7	29.8					W	142.0	Europe	Italy	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni; Italian poet and novelist (1313-1375).
Jupiter	Io	Bochica Patera	-61.5	18.85	-62.32	-60.7	20.5	17.22	W	52.38	South and Central America	Colombia	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chibcha sky god.
Earth	Moon	Bode	6.7	-2.4					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Mars	Mars	Boeddicker	-15.0	197.7	-15.9	-14.1	196.7	198.5	W	109.0	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Otto; German astronomer (1853-1937).
Mars	MarsE	Boeddicker	-14.84	162.3	-15.73	-13.947	163.3	161.5	E	109.0	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Otto; German astronomer (1853-1937).
Jupiter	Europa	Boeotia Macula	-53.6	166.8	-54.3	-53.1	166.2	167.5	W	30.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Place where Cadmus led cow before it stopped at site of Thebes.
Earth	Moon	Boethius	5.6	72.3					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LTO63D1	LTO-63D1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anicius Manlius Severinus; Roman scholar(c. A.D. 470-524).
Mercury	Mercury	Boethius	-0.9	73.3					W	129.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anicius Manlius Severinus; Roman scholar (c. A.D. 470-524).
Mars	Mars	Bogra	-24.4	28.9	-24.6	-24.2	28.7	29.0	W	21.3	Asia	Bangladesh	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bangladesh.
Mars	MarsE	Bogra	-24.16	331.1	-24.355	-23.958	331.3	331	E	21.3	Asia	Bangladesh	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bangladesh.
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky	-72.9	43.2					E	97.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger	-16.2	40.0					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohr	12.4	-86.6					E	71.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Niels Henrik David; Danish physicist; Nobel laureate (1885-1962).
Venus	Venus	Boivin	4.3	299.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.4	Europe	France	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; French medical researcher (1773-1847).
Earth	Moon	Bok	-20.2	-171.6					E	45.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Priscilla Fairfield; American astronomer (1896-1975), Bart Jan; Dutch-American astronomer (1906-1983).
Mars	Mars	Bok	20.8	31.7	20.7	20.9	31.6	31.7	W	7.1	Oceania	New Guinea	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Guinea.
Mars	MarsE	Bok	20.59	328.3	20.486	20.684	328.4	328.3	E	7.1	Oceania	New Guinea	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Guinea.
Mars	Mars	Bole	25.6	54.1	25.5	25.7	54.0	54.1	W	8.3	Africa	Ghana	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ghana.
Mars	MarsE	Bole	25.35	305.9	25.248	25.447	306	305.9	E	8.3	Africa	Ghana	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ghana.
Venus	Venus	Boleyn	24.4	220.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	70.4	Europe	England	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ann; English queen (1507-1536).
Venus	Venus	Bolotnitsa Fluctus	50.0	160.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Europe	Slavic	V-13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	E. Slavic swamp mermaid.
Earth	Moon	Boltzmann	-74.9	-90.7					E	76.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ludwig Eduard; Austrian physicist (1844-1906).
Earth	Moon	Bolyai	-33.6	125.9					E	135.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Janos; Hungarian mathematician (1802-1860).
Mars	Mars	Bombala	-27.9	254.0	-28.1	-27.5	253.6	254.3	W	38.1	Oceania	Australia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New S. Wales, Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Bombala	-27.63	106.0	-27.831	-27.235	106.4	105.7	E	38.1	Oceania	Australia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New S. Wales, Australia.
Earth	Moon	Bombelli	5.3	56.2					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LTO62D2	LTO-62D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rafael; Italian mathematician (1526-1572).
Uranus	Titania	Bona	-55.8	351.2					E	51.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sister of the French queen in "Henry VI, part 3."
Venus	Venus	Bona Corona	-24.0	157.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	275.0	Europe	Roman	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman virgin/fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Bond	-33.2	36.0	-34.0	-32.2	35.0	37.2	W	110.6	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George P.; American astronomer (1825-1865).
Mars	MarsE	Bond	-32.9	324.0	-33.699	-31.908	325	322.8	E	110.6	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George P.; American astronomer (1825-1865).
Saturn	Hyperion	Bond-Lassell Dorsum	48.0	143.5					W	0.0	North America	American	PRELIM	TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1982	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	G.P. Bond (American) and William Lassell (British); discovered Hyperion on the same night in 1848.
Earth	Moon	Bondarenko	-17.8	136.3					E	30.0	Europe	Soviet	SOV	1985	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Valentin Vasilyevich; Soviet student-cosmonaut (1937-1961). <em>Note: Formerly Patsaev G</em>
Mars	Mars	Bonestell	42.3	30.5	42.0	42.7	30.0	30.9	W	42.4	North America	American	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chesley; American space artist (1888-1986).
Mars	MarsE	Bonestell	41.98	329.5	41.677	42.376	330	329.1	E	42.4	North America	American	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chesley; American space artist (1888-1986).
Venus	Venus	Bonnevie	-36.1	127.0	-36.1	-36.1	127.0	127.0	E	92.2	Europe	Norway	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norwegian biologist.
Venus	Venus	Bonnin	-6.3	117.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	28.5	North America	American	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gertrude (Zitkala-sa) Dakota reformer, writer (1875-1938).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland	-8.3	-17.4					E	60.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Boole	63.7	-87.4					E	63.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Mars	Mars	Bor	18.4	33.8	18.3	18.4	33.7	33.8	W	4.3	Europe	Russia	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Bor	18.21	326.2	18.107	18.206	326.3	326.2	E	4.3	Europe	Russia	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Borda	-25.1	46.6					E	44.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Mars	Mars	Bordeaux	23.4	49.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.8	Europe	France	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French port.
Mars	MarsE	Bordeaux	23.16	311.0	0	0	360	360	E	1.8	Europe	France	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French port.
Mercury	Mercury	Borea	75.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for H-1, Borealis region.
Mercury	Mercury	Borealis Planitia	73.4	79.5					W	0.0	Europe	Latin	H-01	I-1056	Adopted by IAU	1976	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	"Northern plain"; from classical albedo name for quadrangle.
Earth	Moon	Borel	22.3	26.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO42C2	LTO-42C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Félix Édouard Émile; French mathematician (1871-1956).
Mars	Mars	Boreosyrtis	55.0	290.0	55.0	55.0	290.0	290.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Northern continuation of Nilosyrtis; "Syrtis of the north."
Mars	MarsE	Boreosyrtis	54.69	70.0	54.694	54.694	70	70	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Northern continuation of Nilosyrtis; "Syrtis of the north."
Earth	Moon	Boris	30.6	-33.5					E	1.0	Europe	Russia	S-02	39 B2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian male name.
Earth	Moon	Borman	-38.8	-147.7					E	50.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frank; American astronaut, engineer (1928-Live).
Earth	Moon	Born	-6.0	66.8					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LTO80B3	LTO-80B3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Max; German physicist (1882-1970).
Saturn	Mimas	Bors	41.82	172.3	38.22	46.85	166.87	177.13	W	34.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Gaul; father of Sir Ector de Marys, Sir Bors, Sir Lyonel.
Mars	Mars	Boru	-24.6	27.9	-24.7	-24.5	27.8	28.0	W	10.9	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Boru	-24.36	332.1	-24.454	-24.256	332.2	332	E	10.9	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Boscovich	9.8	11.1					E	46.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rudjer J.; Italian physicist (1711-1787).
Earth	Moon	Bose	-53.5	-170.0					E	91.0	Asia	India	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jagadis Chandra; Indian botanist, physicist (1858-1937).
Jupiter	Io	Bosphorus Regio	-1.58	120.51	-22.85	20.45	145.91	96.18	W	1,615.15	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	"Ford of the Cow"; Io wandered through here while trying to escape from the gadfly.
Mars	Mars	Bosporos Planum	-34.5	64.9	-38.5	-30.0	58.0	73.0	W	700.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Bosporos Planum	-34.2	295.1	-38.184	-29.719	302	287	E	700.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Bosporos Rupes	-43.2	57.6	-46.7	-39.6	54.2	60.8	W	507.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Bosporos Rupes	-42.88	302.4	-46.376	-39.281	305.8	299.2	E	507.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Boss	45.8	89.2					E	47.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Venus	Venus	Boszorkany Dorsa	-19.5	105.0	-17.0	-22.5	105.0	106.0	E	550.0	Europe	Hungary	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Hungarian witch, flies over the sky.
Mercury	Mercury	Botticelli	63.7	109.6					W	143.0	Europe	Italy	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sandro; Italian painter (1445-1510).
Earth	Moon	Bouguer	52.3	-35.8					E	22.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre; French hydrographer (1698-1758).
Mars	Mars	Bouguer	-18.7	332.8	-19.6	-17.7	331.8	333.6	W	107.0	Europe	France	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre; French physicist-hydrographer (1698-1758).
Mars	MarsE	Bouguer	-18.5	27.2	-19.396	-17.513	28.2	26.4	E	107.0	Europe	France	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre; French physicist-hydrographer (1698-1758).
Venus	Venus	Boulanger	-26.6	99.2	-26.5	-26.5	99.3	99.3	E	71.5	Europe	France	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nadia; French pianist, composer (1881-1979).
Mars	Mars	Boulia	-23.1	248.8	-23.2	-23.0	248.7	248.9	W	10.5	Oceania	Australia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Queensland, Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Boulia	-22.87	111.2	-22.966	-22.767	111.3	111.1	E	10.5	Oceania	Australia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Queensland, Australia.
Venus	Venus	Bourke-White	21.2	147.9	21.2	21.2	147.9	147.9	E	33.6	North America	American	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Margaret; American photo-journalist (1905-1971).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault	-70.2	54.6					E	142.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Bovary	-61.0	27.3					W	0.8	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Romantic heroine of Flaubert's novel "Madame Bovary" (France, 19th century).
Earth	Moon	Bowditch	-25.0	103.1					E	40.0	North America	American	LTO100C1	LTO-100C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nathaniel; American astronomer, mathematician (1773-1848).
Earth	Moon	Bowen	17.6	9.1					E	8.0	North America	American	LTO41C3	LTO-41C3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ira Sprague; American astronomer (1898-1973).
Earth	Moon	Bowen-Apollo	20.3	30.9					E	0.0	North America	American	S-02	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Venus	Venus	Boyd	-39.4	221.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	22.0	North America	American	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louise; American explorer (1887-1972).
Venus	Venus	Boye	-9.6	292.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	28.0	Europe	Sweden	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karen; Swedish poet, novelist (1900-1941).
Earth	Moon	Boyle	-53.1	178.1					E	57.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; British natural philosopher, chemist (1627-1691).
Neptune	Triton	Boynne Sulci	-13.0	350.0					E	0.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Celtic mythological river.
Mars	Mars	Bozkir	-44.5	32.2	-45.2	-43.8	31.4	33.2	W	84.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Mars	MarsE	Bozkir	-44.18	327.8	-44.875	-43.476	328.6	326.8	E	84.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Jupiter	Io	Boösaule Montes	-3.68	269.09	-11.46	1.26	274.43	261.19	W	546.98	Europe	Greek	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Cave where Io bore Epaphus.
Earth	Moon	Brackett	17.9	23.6					E	8.0	North America	American	LTO42C4	LTO-42C4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick Sumner; American physicist (1896-1988).
Venus	Venus	Bradstreet	16.5	47.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	36.0	North America	American	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anne; American poet (c. 1612-1672).
Earth	Moon	Bragg	42.5	-102.9					E	84.0	Oceania	Australia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir William Henry; Australian physicist; Nobel laureate (1862-1942).
Jupiter	Callisto	Bragi	75.5	60.7	74.9	76.3	57.4	63.3	W	61.8	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Skaldic; god of poetry.
Mercury	Mercury	Brahms	58.5	176.2					W	96.0	Europe	Germany	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes; German composer and pianist (1883-1897).
Mercury	Mercury	Bramante	-47.5	61.8					W	159.0	Europe	Italy	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Donato; Italian architect (1444-1514).
Jupiter	Callisto	Brami	28.8	19.0	27.9	29.7	18.0	20.0	W	75.7	Europe	Norse	JC-02	I-2069	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Ottar's ancestor.
Jupiter	Callisto	Bran	-24.2	205.6	-25.0	-23.2	204.6	206.6	W	78.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic; omnipotent god who watched over people.
Venus	Venus	Branwen Corona	27.0	35.0	25.0	28.9	33.5	36.0	E	320.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	British goddess of love.
Earth	Moon	Brashear	-73.8	-170.7					E	55.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Alfred; American astronomer (1840-1920).
Mars	Mars	Brashear	-54.2	119.2	-54.9	-53.5	118.1	120.2	W	79.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John A.; American astronomer (1840-1920).
Mars	MarsE	Brashear	-53.89	240.8	-54.594	-53.189	241.9	239.8	E	79.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John A.; American astronomer (1840-1920).
Earth	Moon	Brayley	20.9	-36.9					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Mars	Mars	Brazos Valles	-6.3	341.1	-7.4	-2.4	338.5	344.8	W	458.0	North America	United States	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Texas, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Brazos Valles	-6.23	18.9	-7.317	-2.373	21.5	15.2	E	458.0	North America	United States	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Texas, USA.
Earth	Moon	Bredikhin	17.3	-158.2					E	59.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fedor Aleksandrovich; Russian astronomer (1831-1904).
Earth	Moon	Breislak	-48.2	18.3					E	49.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scipione; Italian chemist, geologist, mathematician (1748-1826).
Venus	Venus	Breksta Linea	35.9	304.0	33.8	38.0	300.6	307.4	E	700.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Lithuanian night darkness goddess. (Name changed from Breksta Dorsa August 2004.)
Venus	Venus	Bremer Patera	66.8	63.7	66.6	67.0	62.6	64.8	E	91.0	Europe	Sweden	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Frederika; Swedish writer, reformer, feminist (1801-1865).
Mars	Mars	Bremerhaven	23.9	48.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.5	Europe	Germany	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German port.
Mars	MarsE	Bremerhaven	23.66	311.3	0	0	360	360	E	2.5	Europe	Germany	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German port.
Earth	Moon	Brenner	-39.0	39.3					E	97.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brewster	23.3	34.7					E	10.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO43D1	LTO-43D1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David; Scottish optician (1781-1868).
Earth	Moon	Brianchon	75.0	-86.2					E	134.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles-Julien; French mathematician (1783-1864).
Mars	Mars	Briault	-10.2	270.4	-10.9	-9.3	269.6	271.2	W	96.6	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	P.; French astronomer (d. 1922).
Mars	MarsE	Briault	-10.09	89.6	-10.78	-9.197	90.4	88.8	E	96.6	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	P.; French astronomer (d. 1922).
Earth	Moon	Bridge	26.0	3.6					E	1.0	North America	American	S-04	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Mars	Mars	Bridgetown	22.1	47.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.3	South and Central America	Barbados	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Barbados.
Mars	MarsE	Bridgetown	21.87	312.8	0	0	360	360	E	1.3	South and Central America	Barbados	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Barbados.
Venus	Venus	Bridgit	-45.3	348.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Europe	Ireland	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish first name.
Earth	Moon	Bridgman	43.5	137.1					E	80.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Percy Williams; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1882-1961).
Earth	Moon	Briggs	26.5	-69.1					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry; British mathematician (1561-1630).
Jupiter	Europa	Brigid	10.8	81.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	9.5	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic goddess of healing, smiths, fertility and poetry.
Earth	Moon	Brisbane	-49.1	68.5					E	44.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Thomas Makdougall; Scottish astronomer (1773-1860).
Mars	Mars	Bristol	22.3	47.0	22.3	22.4	47.0	47.0	W	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English port.
Mars	MarsE	Bristol	22.07	313.0	22.073	22.172	313	313	E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English port.
Venus	Venus	Britomartis Chasma	-33.0	130.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	Europe	Greek	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Greek/Cretan goddess of the hunt.
Mars	Mars	Broach	23.7	57.0	23.6	23.8	56.9	57.1	W	12.0	Asia	India	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mars	MarsE	Broach	23.46	303.0	23.363	23.561	303.1	302.9	E	12.0	Asia	India	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Earth	Moon	Bronk	26.1	-134.5					E	64.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Detlev Wulf; American neurophysiologist (1897-1975).
Mars	Mars	Bronkhorst	-10.7	55.3	-10.8	-10.5	55.1	55.4	W	17.9	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in The Netherlands.
Mars	MarsE	Bronkhorst	-10.58	304.7	-10.681	-10.384	304.9	304.6	E	17.9	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in The Netherlands.
Earth	Moon	Brontë	20.2	30.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Mercury	Mercury	Brontë	38.7	125.9					W	60.0	Europe	England	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charlotte (1816-1855), Emily (1818-1848), Anne (1820-1849); English novelists, and Branwell (1817-1848); author and painter.
Venus	Venus	Brooke	48.4	296.6	48.4	48.4	296.0	296.6	E	22.9	North America	Canada	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frances; Canadian novelist (1724-1789).
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Brookton	27.7	103.3					W	0.3	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in New York, USA.
Earth	Moon	Brouwer	-36.2	-126.0					E	158.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dirk; American astronomer (1902-1966); Luitzen Egbertus Jan; Dutch mathematician (1881-1966).
Earth	Moon	Brown	-46.4	-17.9					E	34.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernest William; British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1938).
Uranus	Ariel	Brownie Chasma	-16.0	337.6					E	343.0	Europe	Germany	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	German good spirits who live in woods.
Venus	Venus	Browning	28.3	4.9	28.3	28.3	4.8	4.8	E	23.4	Europe	Great Britain	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elizabeth; British poet (1806-1861).
Earth	Moon	Bruce	1.1	0.4					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Catherine Wolfe; American philanthropist, astronomy patron (1816-1900).
Mercury	Mercury	Bruegel	49.8	107.5					W	75.0	Europe	Flemish	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pieter; Flemish painter (1525-1569).
Mercury	Mercury	Brunelleschi	-9.1	22.2					W	134.0	Europe	Italy	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Filippo; Florentine architect (1377-1446).
Earth	Moon	Brunner	-9.9	90.9					E	53.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO82D1	LTO-82D1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Otto; Swiss astronomer (1878-1958).
Mars	Mars	Brush	21.9	248.7	21.9	22.0	248.7	248.8	W	6.4	North America	United States	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colorado, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Brush	21.68	111.3	21.676	21.775	111.3	111.2	E	6.4	North America	United States	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colorado, USA.
Venus	Venus	Bryce	-62.5	197.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	23.9	Oceania	Australia	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lucy; Australian medical pioneer (1897-1968).
Venus	Venus	Brynhild Fossae	-26.0	18.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,800.0	Europe	Norse	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Norse warrior maiden.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Bubastis Sulci	-72.3	282.9	-75.6	-47.2	280.0	299.5	W	2,651.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Town in Egypt where Bast was worshipped.
Neptune	Triton	Bubembe Regio	18.0	335.0					E	0.0	Africa	Uganda	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Island location of temple of Mukasa (Uganda).
Earth	Moon	Buch	-38.8	17.7					E	53.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christian Leopold von; German geologist (1774-1853).
Venus	Venus	Buck	-5.7	349.6	-5.7	-5.7	349.6	349.6	E	21.8	North America	American	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pearl S.; American writer (1892-1973).
Venus	Venus	Budevska	0.5	143.2	0.5	0.5	143.1	143.1	E	18.0	Europe	Bulgaria	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adriana; Bulgarian actress (1878-1955).
Mercury	Mercury	Budh Planitia	22.0	150.9					W	0.0	Asia	India	H-08	I-993	Adopted by IAU	1976	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Hindu word for Mercury.
Earth	Moon	Buffon	-40.4	-133.4					E	106.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georges Louis Leclerc; French natural historian (1707-1788).
Jupiter	Callisto	Buga	22.3	323.9	21.6	22.9	323.2	324.6	W	59.0	Asia	Tungu	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tungu heaven god.
Venus	Venus	Bugoslavskaya	-23.0	300.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	29.9	Europe	Soviet	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yevgenia; Soviet astronomer (1899-1960).
Earth	Moon	Buisson	-1.4	112.5					E	56.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henri; French physicist, astronomer (1873-1944).
Saturn	Rhea	Bulagat	-38.2	15.2					W	0.0	Asia	Buriat	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mythological ancestor of the Buriat tribe.
Mars	Mars	Bulhar	50.7	225.6	50.5	50.8	225.3	225.8	W	18.7	Africa	Somalia	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Mars	MarsE	Bulhar	50.38	134.4	50.181	50.481	134.7	134.2	E	18.7	Africa	Somalia	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Jupiter	Io	Bulicame Regio	34.85	190.82	30.15	40.19	199.16	182.14	W	498.0	Europe	Italy		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Hot sulphur spring, the water of which sinful women were permitted to use in "The Inferno."
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus	-20.7	-22.2					E	60.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Saturn	Rhea	Bumba	63.1	50.4					W	0.0	Africa	Bushongo	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bushongo; dwelt in primordial waters; vomited up sun, moon, stars, animals, and men. Showed man how to make fire.
Mars	Mars	Bunge	-34.2	48.7	-34.7	-33.6	47.9	49.4	W	73.7	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrey Aleksandrovich; Russian zoologist, permafrost investigator (Late 19th century), and Nicolai A.; Russian chemist.
Mars	MarsE	Bunge	-33.9	311.3	-34.397	-33.301	312.1	310.6	E	73.7	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrey Aleksandrovich; Russian zoologist, permafrost investigator (Late 19th century), and Nicolai A.; Russian chemist.
Earth	Moon	Bunsen	41.4	-85.3					E	52.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Wilhelm Eberhard; German chemist (1811-1899).
Venus	Venus	Bunzi Mons	45.8	354.9	45.7	45.9	354.8	355.0	E	36.0	Africa	Zaire	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Woyo (Zaire) rainbow goddess.
Earth	Moon	Burckhardt	31.1	56.5					E	56.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Karl; German astronomer (1773-1825).
Jupiter	Callisto	Buri	-37.5	45.5	-38.3	-36.2	44.5	46.9	W	86.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Saturn	Rhea	Burkhan	66.8	310.6					W	0.0	Asia	Buriat	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Buriat (Siberia) god who created world.
Earth	Moon	Burnham	-13.9	7.3					E	24.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sherburne Wesley; American astronomer (1838-1921).
Mercury	Mercury	Burns	54.4	115.7					W	45.0	Europe	Scotland	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; Scottish national poet (1759-1796).
Jupiter	Callisto	Burr	42.7	134.5	41.9	43.7	133.5	135.4	W	75.4	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse giant; his sons raised up heaven's vault and shaped the Earth.
Mars	Mars	Burroughs	-72.4	243.0	-73.3	-71.5	240.0	246.2	W	125.7	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edgar R.; American novelist (1875-1950).
Mars	MarsE	Burroughs	-72.21	117.0	-73.12	-71.304	120	113.8	E	125.7	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edgar R.; American novelist (1875-1950).
Mars	Mars	Burton	-14.1	156.4	-15.0	-13.0	155.4	157.5	W	123.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles E.; British astronomer (1846-1882).
Mars	MarsE	Burton	-13.95	203.6	-14.838	-12.858	204.6	202.5	E	123.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles E.; British astronomer (1846-1882).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Busiris Facula	15.7	215.4	11.6	19.5	211.2	219.2	W	369.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Town in lower Egypt where Osiris was first installed as local god.
Mars	Mars	Buta	-23.5	32.5	-23.6	-23.4	32.4	32.6	W	11.0	Africa	Zaire	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	MarsE	Buta	-23.26	327.5	-23.363	-23.164	327.6	327.4	E	11.0	Africa	Zaire	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Saturn	Dione	Butes	65.72	46.4	67.44	64.0	41.87	50.2	W	35.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A famous boxer who had been defeated by Dares.
Saturn	Phoebe	Butes	-49.6	292.5					W	29.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Teleon, bee-master.
Earth	Moon	Butlerov	12.5	-108.7					E	40.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Mikhailovich; Russian chemist (1828-1886).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Buto Facula	13.2	203.5	10.8	16.0	200.7	205.8	W	245.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Swamp where Isis hid Osiris' body.
Mars	Mars	Butte	-5.2	39.0	-5.2	-5.0	38.9	39.1	W	13.0	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Montana, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Butte	-5.14	321.0	-5.142	-4.944	321.1	320.9	E	13.0	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Montana, USA.
Jupiter	Europa	Butterdon Linea	-44.7	0.1	-41.0	-29.4	45.0	315.2	W	1,900.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in England.
Mars	Mars	Buvinda Vallis	33.4	208.1	32.5	34.1	207.8	209.0	W	119.6	Europe	Ireland	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Hibernia; present Boyne River, Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Buvinda Vallis	33.1	151.9	32.206	33.799	152.2	151	E	119.6	Europe	Ireland	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Hibernia; present Boyne River, Ireland.
Earth	Moon	Buys-Ballot	20.8	174.5					E	55.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christoph Hendrik Diederik; Dutch meteorologist (1817-1890).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Byblus Sulcus	37.9	199.9	31.8	43.5	194.1	204.2	W	645.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Ancient Phoenecian city where Adonis was worshipped.
Earth	Moon	Byrd	85.3	9.8					E	93.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard Edwin; American explorer, aviator, navigator (1888-1957).
Mars	Mars	Byrd	-65.5	232.2	-66.5	-64.3	229.8	234.8	W	126.8	North America	American	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard Edwin; American aviator-explorer (1888-1975).
Mars	MarsE	Byrd	-65.25	127.8	-66.261	-64.045	130.2	125.2	E	126.8	North America	American	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard Edwin; American aviator-explorer (1888-1975).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius	-24.7	-65.3					E	87.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Mercury	Mercury	Byron	-8.5	32.7					W	105.0	Europe	England	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	G. G.; English poet (1788-1824).
Mars	Mars	Byske	-5.0	34.0	-5.1	-4.9	33.9	34.1	W	13.5	Europe	Sweden	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	MarsE	Byske	-4.94	326.0	-5.043	-4.845	326.1	325.9	E	13.5	Europe	Sweden	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Venus	Venus	Bécuma Mons	34.0	21.9	33.9	34.2	21.7	22.1	E	0.0	Europe	Ireland	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Irish dawn goddess.
Earth	Moon	Béla	24.7	2.3					E	11.0	Europe	Slavic	S-03	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Slavic female name.
Earth	Moon	Bürg	45.0	28.2					E	39.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Tobias; Austrian astronomer (1766-1834).
Earth	Moon	Büsching	-38.0	20.0					E	52.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	C. Herschel	34.5	-31.2					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Caroline Lucretia; British astronomer (1750-1848).
Earth	Moon	C. Mayer	63.2	17.3					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christian; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1719-1783).
Earth	Moon	Cabannes	-60.9	-169.6					E	80.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean; French physicist (1885-1959).
Earth	Moon	Cabeus	-84.9	-35.5					E	98.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cabeo, Niccolo; Italian astronomer (1586-1650).
Venus	Venus	Caccini	17.4	170.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	38.1	Europe	Italy	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesca; Italian poet, composer (c. 1581-c. 1640).
Jupiter	Europa	Cadmus Linea	38.7	191.7	15.2	35.5	159.7	238.5	W	3,548.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; brother of Europa.
Mercury	Mercury	Caduceata	45.0	135.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-03	I-1066	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for H-3, Shakespeare region.
Uranus	Oberon	Caesar	-26.6	61.1					E	76.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shakespearean hero in "Julius Caesar."
Saturn	Dione	Caieta	-24.71	79.63	-27.0	-22.23	77.0	82.31	W	50.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A nurse of Aeneas.
Venus	Venus	Cailleach Corona	-48.0	88.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	Europe	Scotland	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Scottish Celtic fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Cailleux	-60.8	153.3					E	50.0	Europe	France		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andre; French geologist (1907-1986). <em>Note: Formerly Poincaré R</em>
Mars	Mars	Cairns	23.8	47.5	23.7	23.9	47.5	47.6	W	8.6	Oceania	Australia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Cairns	23.56	312.5	23.462	23.66	312.5	312.4	E	8.6	Oceania	Australia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Venus	Venus	Caitlin	-65.3	12.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.7	Europe	Wales	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Welsh first name.
Venus	Venus	Caiwenji	-12.4	287.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	22.6	Asia	China	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter, calligrapher (907-960).
Earth	Moon	Cajal	12.6	31.1					E	9.0	Europe	Spain	LTO61A1	LTO-61A1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Santiago Ramon Y; Spanish doctor; Nobel laureate (1852-1934).
Earth	Moon	Cajori	-47.4	168.8					E	70.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Florian; American mathematician (1859-1930).
Mars	Mars	Calahorra	26.7	38.7	26.4	27.0	38.4	39.1	W	35.2	Europe	Spain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Calahorra	26.44	321.3	26.142	26.738	321.6	320.9	E	35.2	Europe	Spain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Saturn	Phoebe	Calais	-38.7	225.4					W	31.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Boreas, the north wind.
Venus	Venus	Calakomana Corona	6.5	43.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	575.0	North America	Pueblo	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Pueblo Indian corn goddess.
Mars	Mars	Calamar	18.5	55.0	18.4	18.5	54.9	55.0	W	7.2	South and Central America	Colombia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Mars	MarsE	Calamar	18.31	305.0	18.206	18.305	305.1	305	E	7.2	South and Central America	Colombia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Mars	Mars	Calbe	-25.4	28.9	-25.5	-25.3	28.8	29.0	W	13.3	Europe	Germany	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Mars	MarsE	Calbe	-25.15	331.1	-25.248	-25.05	331.2	331	E	13.3	Europe	Germany	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Venus	Venus	Caldwell	23.6	112.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	51.0	North America	American	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Taylor; American author (1900-1985).
Earth	Moon	Calippus	38.9	10.7					E	32.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Calippus of Cyzicus; Greek astronomer (c. 370 B.C.). <em>Note: Alternate spelling is Callippus.</em>
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Calistoga	30.0	2.0					W	1.2	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Resort in California, USA.
Jupiter	Europa	Callanish	-16.7	334.5	-18.6	-14.7	332.6	336.4	W	107.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	Cryptic ringed features	Large ringed feature	Stone circle in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
Venus	Venus	Callas	2.4	27.0	2.4	2.4	27.0	27.0	E	33.8	North America	American	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; American opera singer (1923-1977).
Mercury	Mercury	Callicrates	-66.3	32.6					W	70.0	Europe	Greek	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek architect (5th century B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Callirhoe	21.2	140.7	21.3	21.3	140.6	140.6	E	33.8	Europe	Greek	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek sculptor (c. 600 B.C.).
Mercury	Mercury	Caloris Montes	39.4	187.2					W	0.0	Europe	Latin	H-08	I-1066	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	"Hot mountains"; surface temperature hottest near this position.
Mercury	Mercury	Caloris Planitia	30.5	189.8					W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	I-1066	Adopted by IAU	1976	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	"Hot plain"; surface temperature hottest near this position.
Uranus	Titania	Calphurnia	-42.4	291.4					E	100.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wife of Julius Caesar.
Mars	Mars	Calydon Fossa	-7.5	88.1	-7.6	-7.4	85.0	91.0	W	352.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	The son of Ares and Astynome.
Mars	MarsE	Calydon Fossa	-7.42	271.9	-7.515	-7.317	275	269	E	352.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	The son of Ares and Astynome.
Mars	Mars	Camargo	17.9	250.4	17.9	18.0	250.4	250.5	W	4.7	South and Central America	Bolivia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Mars	MarsE	Camargo	17.71	109.6	17.711	17.81	109.6	109.5	E	4.7	South and Central America	Bolivia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Jupiter	Io	Camaxtli Patera	15.25	136.8	14.49	15.95	137.75	135.87	W	58.39	South and Central America	Aztec	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Aztec thunder, tornado, and war god.
Earth	Moon	Camelot	20.2	30.7					E	1.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-02	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Saturn	Mimas	Camelot Chasma	-43.0	23.4	-54.0	-23.5	4.4	39.65	W	150.0	Europe	Great Britain	PRELIM	I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Home of the Round Table assemblage.
Earth	Moon	Cameron	6.2	45.9					E	10.0	North America	American	LOC-4	No Title	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Curry; American astronomer (1925-1972).
Mars	Mars	Camiling	-0.8	38.1	-0.9	-0.6	37.9	38.3	W	22.5	Asia	Philippines	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Mars	MarsE	Camiling	-0.79	321.9	-0.89	-0.593	322.1	321.7	E	22.5	Asia	Philippines	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Mars	Mars	Camiri	-45.0	42.2	-45.2	-44.9	41.9	42.5	W	26.4	South and Central America	Bolivia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Mars	MarsE	Camiri	-44.68	317.8	-44.875	-44.575	318.1	317.5	E	26.4	South and Central America	Bolivia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Earth	Moon	Campanus	-28.0	-27.8					E	48.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Campanus of Navara; Italian astronomer (c. 1200-1296).
Earth	Moon	Campbell	45.3	151.4					E	219.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leon; American astronomer (1881-1951); William Wallace; American astronomer (1862-1938).
Mars	Mars	Campbell	-54.7	194.6	-55.7	-53.6	192.7	196.4	W	129.0	North America	American	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John W.; Canadian physicist (1889-1955). William W.; American astronomer (1862-1938).
Mars	MarsE	Campbell	-54.39	165.4	-55.397	-53.289	167.3	163.6	E	129.0	North America	American	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John W.; Canadian physicist (1889-1955). William W.; American astronomer (1862-1938).
Mars	Mars	Campos	-22.0	27.9	-22.1	-21.9	27.8	27.9	W	8.1	South and Central America	Brazil	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Campos	-21.78	332.1	-21.874	-21.676	332.2	332.1	E	8.1	South and Central America	Brazil	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Jupiter	Europa	Camulus	-26.5	81.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	4.5	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaelic war god.
Mercury	Mercury	Camões	-70.6	69.6					W	70.0	Europe	Portugal	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Luiz (Vas) de; Portuguese poet (c. 1524-1580).
Mars	Mars	Can	48.5	14.7	48.5	48.6	14.6	14.8	W	8.4	Asia	Turkey	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Mars	MarsE	Can	48.18	345.3	48.177	48.277	345.4	345.2	E	8.4	Asia	Turkey	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Mars	Mars	Canaveral	47.1	224.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	3.3	North America	American	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American launch site.
Mars	MarsE	Canaveral	46.78	135.8	0	0	360	360	E	3.3	North America	American	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American launch site.
Mars	Mars	Canberra	47.5	227.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	3.0	Oceania	Australia	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Australian tracking site.
Mars	MarsE	Canberra	47.18	132.6	0	0	360	360	E	3.0	Oceania	Australia	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Australian tracking site.
Mars	Mars	Candor	3.0	75.0	3.0	3.0	75.0	75.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Means "Blaze" or "White" in Latin.
Mars	MarsE	Candor	2.97	285.0	2.966	2.966	285	285	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Means "Blaze" or "White" in Latin.
Mars	Mars	Candor Chaos	-7.0	72.6	-7.7	-6.5	71.8	73.4	W	97.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From albedo feature at 5N, 75W.
Mars	MarsE	Candor Chaos	-6.92	287.4	-7.614	-6.427	288.2	286.6	E	97.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From albedo feature at 5N, 75W.
Mars	Mars	Candor Chasma	-6.6	70.9	-9.2	-4.3	64.1	77.5	W	813.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Candor Chasma	-6.53	289.1	-9.098	-4.252	295.9	282.5	E	813.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Candor Labes	-4.8	76.2	-5.5	-4.5	75.0	77.2	W	130.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1988	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	From classical albedo feature at 5N, 75W.
Mars	MarsE	Candor Labes	-4.75	283.8	-5.438	-4.449	285	282.8	E	130.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1988	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	From classical albedo feature at 5N, 75W.
Mars	Mars	Candor Mensa	-6.3	73.6	-7.4	-5.5	73.2	74.4	W	120.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature.
Mars	MarsE	Candor Mensa	-6.23	286.4	-7.317	-5.438	286.8	285.6	E	120.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature.
Mars	Mars	Cangwu	42.2	89.7	42.0	42.3	89.6	89.9	W	14.0	Asia	China	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Mars	MarsE	Cangwu	41.88	270.3	41.677	41.977	270.4	270.1	E	14.0	Asia	China	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Earth	Moon	Cannizzaro	55.6	-99.6					E	56.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Stanislao; Italian chemist (1826-1910).
Earth	Moon	Cannon	19.9	81.4					E	56.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Annie Jump; American astronomer (1863-1941).
Mars	Mars	Canso	21.6	60.7	21.3	21.8	60.5	61.0	W	27.4	North America	Canada	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Canso	21.38	299.3	21.081	21.577	299.5	299	E	27.4	North America	Canada	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Saturn	Phoebe	Canthus	-69.6	342.2					W	44.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Kanethos or Cerion, the only member of the expedition to die in combat.
Earth	Moon	Cantor	38.2	118.6					E	81.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg; German mathematician (1845-1918); Moritz; German mathematician (1829-1920).
Mars	Mars	Cantoura	15.0	51.8	14.6	15.3	51.3	52.2	W	51.4	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Mars	MarsE	Cantoura	14.84	308.2	14.442	15.135	308.7	307.8	E	51.4	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Jupiter	Io	Capaneus Mensa	-16.46	121.59	-20.29	-12.18	124.73	117.18	W	291.49	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	The great blasphemer in Dante's "The Inferno."
Earth	Moon	Capella	-7.5	35.0					E	49.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Mars	Mars	Capri Chasma	-9.9	43.3	-15.2	2.5	34.5	52.7	W	1,275.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Capri Chasma	-9.79	316.7	-15.036	2.472	325.5	307.3	E	1,275.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Capri Mensa	-14.0	47.4	-15.5	-12.3	45.0	49.5	W	275.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2003	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Capri Mensa	-13.85	312.6	-15.333	-12.165	315	310.5	E	275.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2003	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Capuanus	-34.1	-26.7					E	59.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Jupiter	Io	Carancho Patera	1.43	317.2	1.02	1.84	317.62	316.74	W	30.04	South and Central America	Bolivia	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Bolivian legendary hero who received fire from an owl.
Earth	Moon	Cardanus	13.2	-72.5					E	49.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cardano, Girolamo; Italian mathematician (1501-1576).
Mercury	Mercury	Carducci	-36.6	89.9					W	117.0	Europe	Italy	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giosue; Italian poet (1835-1907).
Earth	Moon	Carlini	33.7	-24.1					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carlos	24.9	2.3					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	S-02	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish male name.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Carlsbad	29.7	88.8					W	0.5	Europe	Czechoslovakia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Czech Republic.
Venus	Venus	Carmenta Farra	12.4	8.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	Roman goddess of springs.
Earth	Moon	Carmichael	19.6	40.4					E	20.0	North America	American	LTO43C4	LTO-43C4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leonard; American psychologist (1898-1973).
Earth	Moon	Carnot	52.3	-143.5					E	126.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicolas-Léonard Sadi; French physicist (1796-1832).
Earth	Moon	Carol	8.5	122.3					E	8.0	Europe	Latin	S-02	65C1S2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin female name.
Venus	Venus	Caroline	6.9	306.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.0	Europe	France	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from French.
Earth	Moon	Carpenter	69.4	-50.9					E	59.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British astronomer (1840-1899); Edwin Francis; American astronomer (1898-1963).
Venus	Venus	Carpo Corona	-37.5	3.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	215.0	Europe	Greek	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Carr	-24.0	295.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	31.9	North America	Canada	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emily; Canadian artist (1871-1945).
Earth	Moon	Carrel	10.7	26.7					E	15.0	Europe	France	LTO60B3	LTO-60B3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexis; French doctor, physiologist; Nobel laureate (1873-1944).
Venus	Venus	Carreno	-3.9	16.1	-3.9	-3.9	16.1	16.1	E	57.0	South and Central America	Venezuela	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Teresa; Venezuelan pianist, composer (1853-1917).
Earth	Moon	Carrillo	-2.2	80.9					E	16.0	North America	Mexico	LTO81B1	LTO-81B1	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Flores Nabor; Mexican soil engineer (1911-1967).
Earth	Moon	Carrington	44.0	62.1					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard Christopher; British astronomer (1826-1875).
Venus	Venus	Carson	-24.2	344.1	-24.2	-24.2	344.1	344.1	E	38.8	North America	American	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rachel; American biologist, author (1907-1964).
Mars	Mars	Cartago	-23.5	18.0	-23.8	-23.2	17.7	18.4	W	37.5	South and Central America	Costa Rica	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Costa Rica.
Mars	MarsE	Cartago	-23.26	342.0	-23.561	-22.966	342.3	341.6	E	37.5	South and Central America	Costa Rica	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Costa Rica.
Earth	Moon	Cartan	4.2	59.3					E	15.0	Europe	France	LTO62D2	LTO-62D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elie-Joseph; French mathematician (1869-1951).
Venus	Venus	Carter	5.3	67.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.5	North America	American	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maybelle; American singer, songwriter (1909-1978).
Saturn	Dione	[Carthage Linea]	12.7	321.9	10.5	14.9	305.6	338.2	W	318.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Dropped, disallowed	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	A Punic (Phoenician) city in North Africa. <em>Note: Name changed to Carthage Fossae 3/17/2008.</em>
Earth	Moon	Carver	-43.0	126.9					E	59.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Washington; American botanist (1864-1943).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Casanova	46.6	236.0					W	0.9	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni; Italian adventurer, lover and author (1725-1798).
Earth	Moon	Casatus	-72.8	-29.5					E	108.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Casati, Paolo; Italian mathematician (1617-1707).
Mars	Mars	Casius	40.0	260.0	40.0	40.0	260.0	260.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-06	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Epithet of Zeus; for his two sanctuaries in Egypt/Arabia and Syria.
Mars	MarsE	Casius	39.68	100.0	39.68	39.68	100	100	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-06	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Epithet of Zeus; for his two sanctuaries in Egypt/Arabia and Syria.
Saturn	Dione	Cassandra	-39.84	246.22	-40.48	-39.2	245.79	247.41	W	13.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of Priam; she could fortell the future. <em>Note: Name moved 3/17/2008 to a small, well-defined crater.</em>
Venus	Venus	Cassatt Corona	65.6	207.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	152.0	North America	American	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mary; American Impressionist painter (1844-1926). Name changed from Cassatt Patera.
Earth	Moon	Cassegrain	-52.4	113.5					E	55.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Laurent; French astronomer, doctor (1629-1693).
Earth	Moon	Cassini	40.2	4.6					E	56.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Mars	Mars	Cassini	23.8	328.2	20.2	27.5	324.0	331.8	W	412.0	Europe	Italy	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1625-1712).
Mars	MarsE	Cassini	23.56	31.8	19.99	27.235	36	28.2	E	412.0	Europe	Italy	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1625-1712).
Saturn	Iapetus	Cassini Regio	-28.1	92.6	-1.8	6.8	306.5	244.4	W	0.0	Europe	Italy	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Italian-French astronomer who discovered Iapetus in 1671, Rhea in 1672, Tethys and Dione in 1684 (1625-1712).
Jupiter	Europa	Castalia Macula	-1.6	225.7	-2.2	-0.9	225.1	226.2	W	35.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Greek; spring where Cadmus, brother of Europa, killed the dragon.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Castellana	-13.4	335.2					E	5.2	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in Puglia region, Italy.
Saturn	Janus	Castor	0.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the Dioscuri; famous as a tamer of horses.
Mars	Mars	Castril	-14.7	184.8	-14.7	-14.7	184.8	184.8	W	2.2	Europe	Spain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Castril	-14.54	175.2	-14.541	-14.541	175.2	175.2	E	2.2	Europe	Spain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Venus	Venus	Castro	3.4	233.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	22.9	Europe	Spain	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rosalie; Spanish poet, novelist (1837-1885).
Earth	Moon	Catalán	-45.7	-87.3					E	25.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Miguel Antonio; Spanish spectroscopist (1894-1957).
Jupiter	Io	Cataquil Patera	-23.89	16.57	-25.97	-21.77	18.47	15.1	W	133.95	South and Central America	Inca	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Inca god of thunder and lightning.
Earth	Moon	Catena Abulfeda	-16.9	17.2					E	219.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Artamonov	26.0	105.9					E	134.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Brigitte	18.5	27.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	Unknown	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	French female name.
Earth	Moon	Catena Davy	-11.0	-7.0					E	50.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	77 D1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Dziewulski	19.0	100.0					E	80.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Gregory	-0.6	129.9					E	152.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Humboldt	-21.5	84.6					E	165.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Krafft	15.0	-72.0					E	60.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Kurchatov	37.2	136.3					E	226.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Leuschner (GDL)	4.7	-110.1					E	364.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1979	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater; GDL=Gas Dynamics Laboratory
Earth	Moon	Catena Littrow	22.2	29.5					E	10.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO42C2	LTO-42C2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Lucretius (RNII)	-3.4	-126.1					E	271.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1979	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater; RNII=Rocket Research Institute.
Earth	Moon	Catena Mendeleev	6.3	139.4					E	188.0	Europe	Russia	LTO66D2	LTO-66D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Michelson (GIRD)	1.4	-113.4					E	456.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1979	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater; GIRD=Group for the Study of Reaction Motion.
Earth	Moon	Catena Pierre	19.8	-31.8					E	9.0	Europe	France	S-01	39 C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	French male name.
Earth	Moon	Catena Sumner	37.3	112.3					E	247.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Sylvester	81.4	-86.2					E	173.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Taruntius	3.0	48.0					E	100.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-4	No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Timocharis	29.0	-13.0					E	50.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40B2	LTO-40B2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Catena Yuri	24.4	-30.4					E	5.0	Europe	Russia	S-01	39 B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Russian male name.
Jupiter	Io	Catha Patera	-53.76	101.58	-54.73	-52.78	103.38	99.75	W	68.59	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Etruscan sun god.
Earth	Moon	Catharina	-18.1	23.4					E	104.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Venus	Venus	Cather	47.1	107.0	47.1	47.1	106.4	106.9	E	24.6	North America	American	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Willa; American novelist (1876-1947).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Catherine	9.1	171.1					W	1.1	Europe	England	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tragic lover of Heathcliff in Emily Brontë's novel "Wuthering Heights" (England, 1847).
Saturn	Dione	Catillus	-2.38	275.3	-4.06	-0.14	273.27	277.24	W	42.2	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of Tiburtus and twin brother of Coras.
Jupiter	Io	Caucasus Mons	-32.38	238.57	-34.93	-30.21	240.5	236.32	W	152.44	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Io passed by these mountains while trying to escape from the gadfly.
Earth	Moon	Cauchy	9.6	38.6					E	12.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Venus	Venus	Cauteovan Corona	31.5	142.9	31.7	31.9	140.3	145.6	E	553.0	South and Central America	Colombia	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Kataba (Columbia) fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius	5.1	-66.8					E	57.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Mars	Mars	Cave	21.8	35.7	21.8	21.9	35.6	35.8	W	8.4	Oceania	New Zealand	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Mars	MarsE	Cave	21.58	324.3	21.577	21.676	324.4	324.2	E	8.4	Oceania	New Zealand	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Venus	Venus	Cavell Corona	38.3	18.8	37.9	38.8	18.5	19.2	E	100.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Edith; British nurse, heroine (1865-1915). (Changed from Cavell Patera.)
Earth	Moon	Cavendish	-24.5	-53.7					E	56.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Caventou	29.8	-29.4					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO40A1	LTO-40A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph-Bienaimé; French chemist, pharmacologist (1795-1877).
Mars	Mars	Cavi Angusti	-78.5	75.5	-73.0	-82.0	54.0	100.0	W	580.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Cavi Angusti	-78.37	284.5	-72.817	-81.91	306	260	E	580.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	[Cavi Frigor?s]	-79.1	59.8	-81.1	-77.3	51.9	66.9	W	228.0	Europe	Roman	MC-30	I-2571	Dropped, disallowed	1988	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	From classical albedo feature Polus Frigoris, at 84S, 30W. Name dropped Sept. 2006, and area covered by this feature included with Cavi Angusti. 
Mars	MarsE	[Cavi Frigor?s]	-78.98	300.2	-81	-77.16	308.1	293.1	E	228.0	Europe	Roman	MC-30	I-2571	Dropped, disallowed	1988	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	From classical albedo feature Polus Frigoris, at 84S, 30W. Name dropped Sept. 2006, and area covered by this feature included with Cavi Angusti. 
Venus	Venus	Cavillaca Fluctus	-72.0	340.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	South and Central America	Peru	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Huarochiri (Peru) virgin goddess, turned herself into a rock.
Mars	Mars	Caxias	-29.3	100.8	-29.5	-29.1	100.5	101.0	W	25.4	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Caxias	-29.02	259.2	-29.222	-28.825	259.5	259	E	25.4	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Neptune	Triton	Cay	-12.0	44.0					E	0.0	North America	Mexico		I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mayan deity.
Earth	Moon	Cayley	4.0	15.1					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur; British astronomer, mathematician (1821-1895).
Mars	Mars	Cañas	-31.5	270.3	-31.8	-31.1	269.9	270.7	W	42.0	South and Central America	Puerto Rico	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Puerto Rico.
Mars	MarsE	Cañas	-31.21	89.7	-31.51	-30.813	90.1	89.3	E	42.0	South and Central America	Puerto Rico	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Puerto Rico.
Mars	Mars	Cebrenia	50.0	210.0	50.0	50.0	210.0	210.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Main country of the Trojan Plain.
Mars	MarsE	Cebrenia	49.68	150.0	49.68	49.68	150	150	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Main country of the Trojan Plain.
Mars	Mars	Cecropia	60.0	320.0	60.0	60.0	320.0	320.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Old name for Acropolis; used to mean Athens.
Mars	MarsE	Cecropia	59.72	40.0	59.718	59.718	40	40	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Old name for Acropolis; used to mean Athens.
Asteroid Belt	Dactyl	Celmis	-46.0	220.0					E	0.2	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the original three Dactyls.
Earth	Moon	Celsius	-34.1	20.1					E	36.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anders; Swedish astronomer (1701-1744).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus	-0.4	32.7					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Mars	Mars	Centauri Montes	-38.9	264.8	-40.8	-36.4	262.3	265.6	W	270.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature Centauri Lacus.
Mars	MarsE	Centauri Montes	-38.58	95.2	-40.479	-36.09	97.7	94.4	E	270.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature Centauri Lacus.
Venus	Venus	Centlivre	19.1	290.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	28.8	Europe	England	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Susannah; English actress, playwright (c. 1667-1723).
Earth	Moon	Cepheus	40.8	45.8					E	39.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mythological astronomer, father of Andromeda.
Mars	Mars	Ceraunius	20.0	93.0	20.0	20.0	93.0	93.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Thunderclap"; named for Ceraunii Mountains on coast of Epirus, Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Ceraunius	19.79	267.0	19.792	19.792	267	267	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Thunderclap"; named for Ceraunii Mountains on coast of Epirus, Greece.
Mars	Mars	Ceraunius Catena	37.4	108.2	37.0	37.8	108.0	108.4	W	50.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named for classical albedo feature at 35N 96W.
Mars	MarsE	Ceraunius Catena	37.09	251.8	36.688	37.486	252	251.6	E	50.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Named for classical albedo feature at 35N 96W.
Mars	Mars	Ceraunius Fossae	29.5	109.0	19.1	38.4	104.7	113.0	W	1,137.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name
Mars	MarsE	Ceraunius Fossae	29.22	251.0	18.9	38.084	255.3	247	E	1,137.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name
Mars	Mars	Ceraunius Tholus	24.2	97.4	23.4	25.0	96.2	98.6	W	130.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ceraunius Tholus	23.96	262.6	23.164	24.752	263.8	261.4	E	130.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Cerberus	15.0	205.0	15.0	15.0	205.0	205.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Hound who had 3 heads; guarded gates of hell.
Mars	MarsE	Cerberus	14.84	155.0	14.838	14.838	155	155	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Hound who had 3 heads; guarded gates of hell.
Mars	Mars	Cerberus Dorsa	-13.8	254.6	-17.8	-9.3	251.3	258.6	W	604.0	Europe	Greek	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1982	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Cerberus Dorsa	-13.65	105.4	-17.612	-9.197	108.7	101.4	E	604.0	Europe	Greek	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1982	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Cerberus Fossae	11.9	188.8	6.15	16.2	177.5	205.7	W	1,630.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 10n, 212W. Changed from Cerberus Rupes. <em>Note: Extent of this feature expanded 10/11/2007.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Cerberus Fossae	11.77	171.2	6.081	16.027	182.5	154.3	E	1,630.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 10n, 212W. Changed from Cerberus Rupes. <em>Note: Extent of this feature expanded 10/11/2007.</em>
Venus	Venus	Ceres Corona	-16.0	151.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	675.0	Europe	Roman	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Cerridwen Corona	49.6	201.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	217.0	Europe	Celtic	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic nature goddess.
Mars	Mars	Cerulli	32.5	337.9	31.5	33.7	336.7	339.1	W	130.0	Europe	Italy	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vicenzo; Italian astronomer (1859-1927).
Mars	MarsE	Cerulli	32.21	22.1	31.211	33.401	23.3	20.9	E	130.0	Europe	Italy	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vicenzo; Italian astronomer (1859-1927).
Mercury	Mercury	Cervantes	-74.6	122.0					W	181.0	Europe	Spain	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Miguel de; Spanish novelist, playwright and poet (1547-1616).
Mars	Mars	Ceti Chasma	-5.1	68.4	-5.2	-4.9	68.0	68.8	W	49.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	From albedo feature at 10S, 74W.
Mars	MarsE	Ceti Chasma	-5.04	291.6	-5.142	-4.845	292	291.2	E	49.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	From albedo feature at 10S, 74W.
Mars	Mars	Ceti Mensa	-5.8	76.3	-6.2	-5.6	75.9	76.6	W	44.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1994	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature Ceti Lacus.
Mars	MarsE	Ceti Mensa	-5.74	283.7	-6.131	-5.537	284.1	283.4	E	44.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1994	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature Ceti Lacus.
Jupiter	Io	Chaac Patera	11.88	157.44	10.43	13.19	158.52	156.48	W	95.88	South and Central America	Mayan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mayan thunder and rain god.
Earth	Moon	Chacornac	29.8	31.7					E	51.0	Europe	France	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean; French astronomer (1823-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chadwick	-52.7	-101.3					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir James; British physicist (1891-1974). <em>Note: Formerly De Roy X</em>
Mars	Mars	Chafe	15.3	257.7	15.2	15.3	257.6	257.7	W	4.8	Africa	Nigeria	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Mars	MarsE	Chafe	15.14	102.3	15.036	15.135	102.4	102.3	E	4.8	Africa	Nigeria	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Earth	Moon	Chaffee	-38.8	-153.9					E	49.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roger Bruce; American aeronautic engineer, astronaut (1935-1967).
Mercury	Mercury	Chaikovskij	7.4	50.4					W	165.0	Europe	Russia	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	P. I.; Russian composer (1840-1893).
Mars	Mars	Chalce	-50.0	0.0	-50.0	-50.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Old name of island of Khalki, west of Rhodes.
Mars	MarsE	Chalce	-49.68	360.0	-49.68	-49.68	360	360	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Old name of island of Khalki, west of Rhodes.
Mars	Mars	Chalce Fossa	-52.0	39.7	-52.0	-51.8	39.2	40.3	W	40.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Chalce Fossa	-51.68	320.3	-51.684	-51.484	320.8	319.7	E	40.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Chalce Montes	-54.0	37.9	-54.4	-53.3	36.5	38.7	W	95.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Chalce Montes	-53.69	322.1	-54.092	-52.988	323.5	321.3	E	95.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Chalcoporos Rup?s	-55.7	339.5	-59.2	-52.5	335.6	343.5	W	401.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 50S, 6W.
Mars	MarsE	Chalcoporos Rup?s	-55.4	20.5	-58.913	-52.186	24.4	16.5	E	401.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 50S, 6W.
Earth	Moon	Challis	79.5	9.2					E	55.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1803-1862).
Earth	Moon	Chalonge	-21.2	-117.3					E	30.0	Europe	France		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daniel; French astronomer (1895-1977). <em>Note: Formerly Lewis R</em>
Jupiter	Io	Chalybes Regio	57.5	86.21	46.09	69.91	100.97	68.64	W	760.56	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek; Io passed through here in her wanderings.
Earth	Moon	Chamberlin	-58.9	95.7					E	58.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas Chrowder; American geologist (1843-1928).
Mars	Mars	Chamberlin	-66.1	124.5	-67.1	-65.1	121.7	126.9	W	120.4	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas C.; American geologist (1843-1928).
Mars	MarsE	Chamberlin	-65.86	235.5	-66.866	-64.851	238.3	233.1	E	120.4	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas C.; American geologist (1843-1928).
Earth	Moon	Champollion	37.4	175.2					E	58.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-François; French egyptologist (1790-1832).
Earth	Moon	Chandler	43.8	171.5					E	85.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Seth Carlo; American astronomer (1846-1913).
Earth	Moon	Chang Heng	19.0	112.2					E	43.0	Asia	China	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese astronomer (78-139).
Venus	Venus	Chang Xi Chasmata	-59.0	17.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Asia	China	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Chinese, gave birth to twelve moons.
Earth	Moon	Chang-Ngo	-12.7	-2.1					E	3.0	Asia	China	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese female name.
Venus	Venus	Changko Corona	10.9	6.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Burma	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Kachin (Burma/Myanmar) mother of all humans.
Mars	Mars	Changs?ng	23.7	57.4	23.4	24.0	57.1	57.8	W	35.0	Asia	Korea	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Korea.
Mars	MarsE	Changs?ng	23.46	302.6	23.164	23.76	302.9	302.2	E	35.0	Asia	Korea	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Korea.
Earth	Moon	Chant	-40.0	-109.2					E	33.0	North America	Canada	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Clarence Augustus; Canadian astronomer, physicist (1865-1956).
Venus	Venus	Chantico Corona	-1.7	215.0	-2.2	-0.9	214.3	215.5	E	200.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec hearth goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Chao Meng-Fu	-87.3	134.2					W	167.0	Asia	China	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter and calligrapher (1254-1322).
Mars	Mars	Chapais	-22.6	20.6	-22.9	-22.2	20.3	21.0	W	37.4	North America	Canada	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Quebec, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Chapais	-22.37	339.4	-22.668	-21.974	339.7	339	E	37.4	North America	Canada	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Quebec, Canada.
Venus	Venus	Chapelle	6.4	103.8	6.4	6.4	103.8	103.8	E	22.0	North America	American	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgette; Am. photo-journalist, killed in Viet Nam (1919-1965).
Earth	Moon	Chaplygin	-6.2	150.3					E	137.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sergei Alekseevich; Soviet mathematician, engineer (1869-1942).
Earth	Moon	Chapman	50.4	-100.7					E	71.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sydney; British geophysicist (1888-1970).
Earth	Moon	Chappe	-61.2	-91.5					E	59.0	Europe	France		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	d'Auteroche, Jean-Baptiste; French astronomer (1728-1769). <em>Note: Formerly Hausen A</em>
Earth	Moon	Chappell	54.7	-177.0					E	80.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James Frederick; American astronomer (1891-1964).
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Charax	8.6	0.0					W	0.9	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roman fortress in Gaspra, Crimea, Ukraine.  <em>Note: Defines zero degrees longitude on Gaspra.</em>
Mars	Mars	Charis Dorsum	-56.2	41.6	-56.7	-54.8	38.8	45.0	W	230.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Mars	MarsE	Charis Dorsum	-55.9	318.4	-56.401	-54.493	321.2	315	E	230.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Mars	Mars	Charitum Montes	-58.3	40.2	-61.0	-53.1	27.4	52.7	W	850.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Charitum Montes	-58.01	319.8	-60.724	-52.788	332.6	307.3	E	850.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Saturn	Iapetus	Charlemagne	55.0	258.8	54.9	55.2	252.2	265.5	W	95.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emperor of France and Germanic nations; his forces fought the Saracens in Spain.
Earth	Moon	Charles	29.9	-26.4					E	1.0	Europe	France	S-01	40 A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French male name.
Mars	Mars	Charleston	22.9	47.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.5	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (South Carolina).
Mars	MarsE	Charleston	22.67	312.1	0	0	360	360	E	1.5	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (South Carolina).
Earth	Moon	Charlier	36.6	-131.5					E	99.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Wilhelm Ludwig; Swedish astronomer (1862-1934).
Mars	Mars	Charlier	-68.7	168.7	-69.7	-67.8	166.0	171.0	W	113.1	Europe	Sweden	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl V.; Swedish astronomer (1862-1934).
Mars	MarsE	Charlier	-68.48	191.3	-69.488	-67.572	194	189	E	113.1	Europe	Sweden	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl V.; Swedish astronomer (1862-1934).
Mars	Mars	Charlieu	38.5	84.1	38.3	38.6	83.9	84.3	W	19.1	Europe	France	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Charlieu	38.18	275.9	37.984	38.284	276.1	275.7	E	19.1	Europe	France	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Charlois Regio	-16.0	330.0					W	0.0	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Auguste Honore Pierre; French astronomer, independent discoverer of Eros (1864-1910).
Mars	Mars	Charybdis Scopulus	-24.8	340.0	-28.9	-20.0	338.4	342.0	W	552.0	Europe	Greek	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1985	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	From albedo feature at 19S, 320W.
Mars	MarsE	Charybdis Scopulus	-24.55	20.0	-28.626	-19.792	21.6	18	E	552.0	Europe	Greek	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1985	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	From albedo feature at 19S, 320W.
Venus	Venus	Charykh-Keyok Dorsa	54.5	285.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	Asia	Siberia	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Khakasian (S. Siberia) magic bird.
Venus	Venus	Chasca Vallis	-52.8	359.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	South and Central America	Peru	V-61	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Quechua name for planet Venus.
Mars	Mars	Chasma Australe	-82.3	265.6	-85.8	-79.8	257.3	282.0	W	380.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Chasma Australe	-82.21	94.4	-85.752	-79.686	102.7	78	E	380.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Chasma Boreale	83.0	47.1	79.1	85.2	356.6	61.0	W	560.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Chasma Boreale	82.92	312.9	78.979	85.146	3.4	299	E	560.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Chatturat	35.7	95.1	35.6	35.7	95.0	95.1	W	8.2	Asia	Thailand	MTM 35092	I-2192	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Mars	MarsE	Chatturat	35.39	264.9	35.293	35.393	265	264.9	E	8.2	Asia	Thailand	MTM 35092	I-2192	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Earth	Moon	Chaucer	3.7	-140.0					E	45.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Geoffrey; British writer, astronomer (c. 1340-1400).
Mars	Mars	Chauk	23.6	56.0	23.5	23.7	55.9	56.1	W	10.0	Asia	Burma	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Burma.
Mars	MarsE	Chauk	23.36	304.0	23.263	23.462	304.1	303.9	E	10.0	Asia	Burma	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Burma.
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet	-11.5	137.0					E	81.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Mars	Mars	Cheb	-24.4	19.5	-24.5	-24.4	19.4	19.6	W	8.3	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Czechoslovakia.
Mars	MarsE	Cheb	-24.16	340.5	-24.256	-24.156	340.6	340.4	E	8.3	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Czechoslovakia.
Earth	Moon	Chebyshev	-33.7	-133.1					E	178.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pafnuty Lvovich; Russian mathematician (1821-1894).
Venus	Venus	Chechek	-2.6	272.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.2	Asia	Tuva	V-39	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tuva (Siberia) first name.
Mars	Mars	Chefu	-23.1	247.9	-23.2	-23.0	247.8	248.0	W	11.5	Africa	Mozambique	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mozambique.
Mars	MarsE	Chefu	-22.87	112.1	-22.966	-22.767	112.2	112	E	11.5	Africa	Mozambique	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mozambique.
Mars	Mars	Chekalin	-24.5	26.9	-25.3	-23.8	26.0	27.6	W	89.3	Asia	Turkmenistan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkmenistan.
Mars	MarsE	Chekalin	-24.26	333.1	-25.05	-23.561	334	332.4	E	89.3	Asia	Turkmenistan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkmenistan.
Mercury	Mercury	Chekhov	-36.2	61.5					W	199.0	Europe	Russia	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anton; Russian playwright and writer (1860-1904).
Venus	Venus	Chernava Colles	-10.5	335.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	Europe	Russia	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Russian sea maiden, sea czar's daughter.
Earth	Moon	Chernyshev	47.3	174.2					E	58.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaj Gavrilovich; Soviet rocketry engineer (1906-1963).
Venus	Venus	Cherskaya Patera	-5.2	232.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	85.0	Europe	Russia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mavra Pavlovna; Russian explorer of E. Siberia, wife of Ivan Chersky (c. 1850 - c. 1900).
Mars	Mars	Chersonesus	-50.0	260.0	-50.0	-50.0	260.0	260.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Gallipoli Peninsula.
Mars	MarsE	Chersonesus	-49.68	100.0	-49.68	-49.68	100	100	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Gallipoli Peninsula.
Earth	Moon	Chevallier	44.9	51.2					E	52.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Temple; British astronomer (1794-1873).
Mars	Mars	Chia	1.6	59.8	0.8	2.3	58.9	60.5	W	96.0	Europe	Spain	MTM 25057	I-1919	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Chia	1.58	300.2	0.791	2.274	301.1	299.5	E	96.0	Europe	Spain	MTM 25057	I-1919	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mercury	Mercury	Chiang K'ui	13.8	102.7					W	35.0	Asia	China	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese composer (12th century).
Mars	Mars	Chico Valles	-67.0	153.5	-70.5	-65.0	143.0	159.0	W	450.0	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Argentina.
Mars	MarsE	Chico Valles	-66.77	206.5	-70.295	-64.75	217	201	E	450.0	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Argentina.
Venus	Venus	Chih Nu Dorsum	-73.0	195.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	625.0	Asia	China	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Chinese sky goddess.
Mars	Mars	Chimbote	-1.5	39.8	-2.0	-0.9	39.2	40.3	W	67.2	South and Central America	Peru	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Chimbote	-1.48	320.2	-1.977	-0.89	320.8	319.7	E	67.2	South and Central America	Peru	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Venus	Venus	Chimon-mana Tessera	-3.0	270.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,500.0	North America	Hopi	V-40,41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Hopi (SW USA) goddess of insane.
Mars	Mars	Chincoteague	41.5	236.0	41.2	41.8	235.6	236.3	W	37.0	North America	United States	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Virginia, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Chincoteague	41.18	124.0	40.878	41.477	124.4	123.7	E	37.0	North America	United States	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Virginia, USA.
Earth	Moon	Ching-Te	20.0	30.0					E	4.0	Asia	China	S-03	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese male name.
Mars	Mars	Chinju	-4.6	42.2	-5.1	-4.0	41.7	42.8	W	66.6	Asia	Korea	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Korea.
Mars	MarsE	Chinju	-4.55	317.8	-5.043	-3.955	318.3	317.2	E	66.6	Asia	Korea	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Korea.
Mars	Mars	Chinook	22.7	55.5	22.6	22.9	55.4	55.7	W	20.0	North America	Canada	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alberta, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Chinook	22.47	304.5	22.37	22.668	304.6	304.3	E	20.0	North America	Canada	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alberta, Canada.
Venus	Venus	Chiun Corona	18.3	340.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Hebrew	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hebrew fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Chive	21.9	56.1	21.8	22.0	56.0	56.2	W	9.0	South and Central America	Bolivia	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Mars	MarsE	Chive	21.68	303.9	21.577	21.775	304	303.8	E	9.0	South and Central America	Bolivia	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Venus	Venus	Chiyojo	-47.8	95.7	-47.8	-47.8	95.7	95.7	E	40.2	Asia	Japan	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese poet.
Earth	Moon	Chladni	4.0	1.1					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernst Florens Friedrich; German physicist (1756-1827).
Venus	Venus	Chloe	-7.4	98.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.6	Europe	Greek	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Venus	Venus	Chloris Mons	-45.4	294.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	Europe	Greek	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Greek flower goddess.
Mars	Mars	Choctaw	-41.5	37.3	-41.7	-41.3	37.0	37.5	W	23.8	North America	United States	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ohio, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Choctaw	-41.18	322.7	-41.378	-40.978	323	322.5	E	23.8	North America	United States	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ohio, USA.
Venus	Venus	Cholpon	40.0	290.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.3	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	V-17	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kyrgyz first name.
Mars	Mars	Chom	38.9	2.6	38.9	39.0	2.5	2.7	W	5.5	Asia	Tibet	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Tibet).
Mars	MarsE	Chom	38.58	357.4	38.583	38.683	357.5	357.3	E	5.5	Asia	Tibet	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Tibet).
Venus	Venus	Chondi Chasma	-18.5	230.0	-17.0	-19.5	226.0	235.0	E	1,000.0	Asia	Bangladesh	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Bengali goddess of wild animals.
Mercury	Mercury	Chopin	-65.1	123.1					W	129.0	Europe	Poland	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederic; Polish-born French composer and pianist (1810-1849).
Jupiter	Io	Chors Patera	68.47	249.85	67.78	69.23	252.54	247.02	W	64.97	Europe	Slavic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Slavic sun god.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Choukoutien	12.8	23.6					E	1.1	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Site where Peking Man was discovered.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Christel	24.5	11.0					E	2.0	Europe	Germany	S-02	42 A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	German female name, part of Aratus CA.  <em>Note: Feature type changed from crater to vallis.</em>
Venus	Venus	Christie	28.3	72.7	27.9	28.3	72.6	72.6	E	23.3	Europe	Great Britain	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Agatha; British novelist (1891-1976).
Mars	Mars	Chryse	10.0	30.0	10.0	10.0	30.0	30.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Island rich in gold; region of Thailand/Malacca.
Mars	MarsE	Chryse	9.89	330.0	9.889	9.889	330	330	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Island rich in gold; region of Thailand/Malacca.
Mars	Mars	Chryse Planitia	27.0	40.0	12.0	38.0	25.0	55.0	W	1,700.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Chryse Planitia	26.74	320.0	11.869	37.685	335	305	E	1,700.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Chrysokeras	-50.0	110.0	-50.0	-50.0	110.0	110.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Golden Horn"; Byzantine Peninsula (now Turkey), or its inlet.
Mars	MarsE	Chrysokeras	-49.68	250.0	-49.68	-49.68	250	250	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Golden Horn"; Byzantine Peninsula (now Turkey), or its inlet.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Chrysor	15.3	134.3	15.2	15.4	134.2	134.4	W	6.9	Asia	Phoenician	JG-07	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenecian god; inventor of bait, fishing hooks and line, first to sail.
Earth	Moon	Chrétien	-45.9	162.9					E	88.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1870-1956).
Jupiter	Europa	Chthonius Linea	-1.4	304.2	3.2	9.0	267.9	344.9	W	2,180.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Survivor of the men Cadmus sowed with dragon's teeth, a founder of Thebes.
Mercury	Mercury	Chu Ta	2.2	105.1					W	110.0	Asia	China	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter (c. 1625-1705).
Venus	Venus	Chubado	45.3	5.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Africa	Mali	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe first name.
Venus	Venus	Chuginadak Mons	-38.0	246.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	North America	Aleutian	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Aleutian volcano goddess.
Venus	Venus	Chuku Corona	-23.5	265.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	380.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Igbo (Nigeria) creator goddess.
Mars	Mars	Chur	17.1	29.4	17.1	17.1	29.3	29.4	W	4.3	Europe	Russia	MC-11NW	I-1345	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Chur	16.92	330.6	16.918	16.918	330.7	330.6	E	4.3	Europe	Russia	MC-11NW	I-1345	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mercury	Mercury	Ch?ng Ch'?l	46.4	116.2					W	162.0	Asia	Korea	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Korean poet (1536-1593).
Earth	Moon	Cichus	-33.3	-21.1					E	40.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Jupiter	Europa	Cilicia Flexus	-59.5	171.7	-61.4	-42.3	212.8	138.5	W	1,312.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A very low curvilinear ridge with a scalloped pattern	Flexus, flex?s	Land named for Cilix on his search for Europa.
Jupiter	Europa	Cilix	2.6	181.9	2.4	2.8	181.7	182.2	W	15.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of Europa. <em>Note: Defines 182 degrees longitude on Europa.</em>
Earth	Moon	Cinco	-9.1	15.5					E	0.0	North America	American	S-02	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Venus	Venus	Cipactli Mons	-31.5	332.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Aztec crocodile-like monster-goddess from which the earth was created.
Neptune	Triton	Cipango Planum	11.5	34.0					E	0.0	Europe	Italy	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Legendary island described by Marco Polo.
Saturn	Tethys	Circe	-12.6	54.66	-16.15	-8.2	50.44	58.57	W	79.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Changed Odysseus' companions into swines.
Mars	Mars	Circle	-22.4	25.6	-22.5	-22.3	25.5	25.7	W	11.5	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Montana, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Circle	-22.17	334.4	-22.271	-22.073	334.5	334.3	E	11.5	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Montana, USA.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Cisti	-31.7	64.2	-32.4	-30.9	63.3	65.1	W	69.6	Asia	Iran	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Iranian healing god.
Venus	Venus	Citlalpul Vallis	-51.8	187.0	-59.0	-51.5	168.0	205.5	E	3,160.0	North America	Mexico	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Aztec name for planet Venus. Name changed from Citlalpul Valles.
Venus	Venus	Ciuacoatl Mons	53.0	150.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-04	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Aztec earth goddess. Changed from Ciuacoatl Corona.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Clackmannan	18.9	260.8					W	2.8	Europe	Scotland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scottish coal basin.
Earth	Moon	Clairaut	-47.7	13.9					E	75.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Mars	Mars	Clanis Valles	33.5	301.6	33.1	33.8	301.1	302.3	W	58.0	Europe	Italy	MTM 35302	I-1913	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Etruria; present Chiana River, Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Clanis Valles	33.2	58.4	32.803	33.5	58.9	57.7	E	58.0	Europe	Italy	MTM 35302	I-1913	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Etruria; present Chiana River, Italy.
Venus	Venus	Clara	-37.5	235.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3.2	Europe	Latin	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Mars	Mars	Claritas	-35.0	110.0	-35.0	-35.0	110.0	110.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Latin, meaning "bright."
Mars	MarsE	Claritas	-34.7	250.0	-34.695	-34.695	250	250	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Latin, meaning "bright."
Mars	Mars	Claritas Fossae	-31.5	104.1	-44.0	-13.3	86.4	112.0	W	2,050.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Claritas Fossae	-31.21	255.9	-43.675	-13.155	273.6	248	E	2,050.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Claritas Rupes	-26.0	105.4	-33.2	-17.7	103.7	107.4	W	924.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 25S, 110W.
Mars	MarsE	Claritas Rupes	-25.74	254.6	-32.903	-17.513	256.3	252.6	E	924.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 25S, 110W.
Earth	Moon	Clark	-38.4	118.9					E	49.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alvan; American astronomer (1804-1887); Alvan G.; American astronomer, optician (1832-1897).
Mars	Mars	Clark	-55.6	133.4	-56.3	-54.7	131.9	134.8	W	98.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alvan; American optician-astronomer (1804-1887).
Mars	MarsE	Clark	-55.3	226.6	-55.999	-54.393	228.1	225.2	E	98.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alvan; American optician-astronomer (1804-1887).
Mars	Mars	Clasia Vallis	34.1	303.1	33.2	34.5	302.0	303.5	W	125.0	Europe	Italy	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Umbria, Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Clasia Vallis	33.8	56.9	32.903	34.197	58	56.5	E	125.0	Europe	Italy	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Umbria, Italy.
Earth	Moon	Clausius	-36.9	-43.8					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clavius	-58.8	-14.1					E	245.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Mars	Mars	Cleia Dorsum	-55.5	45.7	-56.1	-54.8	45.6	46.5	W	78.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Mars	MarsE	Cleia Dorsum	-55.2	314.3	-55.799	-54.493	314.4	313.5	E	78.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Venus	Venus	Clementina	35.9	208.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.0	Europe	Portugal	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Portuguese form of Clementine, French first name.
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes	27.7	56.0					E	125.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Cleopatra	65.8	7.1	65.9	65.9	7.0	7.0	E	105.0	Africa	Egypt	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1992	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian queen, notable for love affairs with Julius Caesar and Mark Anthony (69-30 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus	60.4	-77.0					E	62.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Clerke	21.7	29.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO42C2	LTO-42C2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Agnes Mary; British astronomer (1842-1907).
Venus	Venus	Clidna Tessera	-42.0	29.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Ireland	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Irish bird goddess of afterlife.
Venus	Venus	Cline	-21.8	317.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	38.0	North America	American	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Patsy; American singer (1932-1963).
Venus	Venus	Clio	6.3	333.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.4	Europe	Greek	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Jupiter	Europa	Cliodhna	-2.5	76.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	3.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic goddess of beauty who was lured asleep by music, then swept away by a great wave.
Mars	Mars	Clogh	20.8	47.8	20.7	20.9	47.6	47.8	W	11.1	Europe	Ireland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Clogh	20.59	312.2	20.486	20.684	312.4	312.2	E	11.1	Europe	Ireland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Venus	Venus	Clonia Corona	16.0	167.4	15.9	16.2	166.8	167.9	E	100.0	Europe	Greek	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek Earth and nature goddess.
Mars	Mars	Clota Vallis	-25.8	20.6	-26.6	-25.0	20.4	21.3	W	112.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for present River Clyde, Scotland.
Mars	MarsE	Clota Vallis	-25.55	339.4	-26.341	-24.752	339.6	338.7	E	112.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for present River Clyde, Scotland.
Venus	Venus	Clotho Tessera	56.4	334.9	56.2	56.5	332.6	337.2	E	289.0	Europe	Greek	V-07	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek; one of three Fates.
Mars	Mars	Clova	21.7	52.1	21.6	21.8	52.0	52.2	W	7.7	North America	Canada	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Quebec, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Clova	21.48	307.9	21.379	21.577	308	307.8	E	7.7	North America	Canada	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Quebec, Canada.
Mars	Mars	Cluny	-24.1	27.4	-24.2	-24.0	27.2	27.5	W	14.8	Europe	France	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Cluny	-23.86	332.6	-23.958	-23.76	332.8	332.5	E	14.8	Europe	France	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Saturn	Phoebe	Clytius	46.0	193.1					W	52.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Eurytus, skilled archer who was killed by Apollo for challenging the god to a shooting match.
Venus	Venus	Coatlicue Corona	63.2	273.0	63.0	63.4	270.4	275.5	E	199.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Cobalt	-26.0	27.1	-26.1	-26.0	27.0	27.2	W	11.5	North America	United States	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Connecticut, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Cobalt	-25.74	332.9	-25.844	-25.745	333	332.8	E	11.5	North America	United States	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Connecticut, USA.
Earth	Moon	Coblentz	-37.9	126.1					E	33.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Weber; American physicist, astronomer (1873-1962).
Mars	Mars	Coblentz	-55.3	90.3	-56.0	-54.4	88.7	92.0	W	112.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William W.; American physicist (1873-1962).
Mars	MarsE	Coblentz	-55.0	269.7	-55.698	-54.092	271.3	268	E	112.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William W.; American physicist (1873-1962).
Mars	Mars	Cobres	-11.8	153.8	-12.6	-11.0	152.9	154.4	W	94.0	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in Argentina.
Mars	MarsE	Cobres	-11.67	206.2	-12.462	-10.879	207.1	205.6	E	94.0	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in Argentina.
Earth	Moon	Cochise	20.2	30.8					E	1.0	North America	American	S-02	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Venus	Venus	Cochran	51.9	143.4	51.8	51.8	141.9	143.4	E	100.0	North America	American	V-04	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacqueline; American aviator (c. 1906-1980).
Earth	Moon	Cockcroft	31.3	-162.6					E	93.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir John Douglas; British nuclear physicist; Nobel laureate (1897-1967).
Venus	Venus	Cocomama Tessera	-62.0	23.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,600.0	South and Central America	Peru	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Quechua (Peru) happiness goddess.
Venus	Venus	Codidon Corona	-46.0	56.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	South and Central America	Colombia	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Arauakan (Colombia) great mother goddess.
Venus	Venus	Cohn	-33.3	208.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.3	Oceania	Australia	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carola; Australian artist (1892-1964).
Jupiter	Io	Colchis Regio	1.63	205.01	-22.95	29.96	252.16	160.23	W	2,373.09	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek; Io passed through this part of Asia Minor in her wanderings.
Mercury	Mercury	Coleridge	-55.9	66.7					W	110.0	Europe	England	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Samuel Taylor; English poet (1772-1834).
Venus	Venus	Colette Patera	66.3	322.8	66.2	66.2	321.6	324.1	E	149.0	Europe	France	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Claudine; French novelist (1873-1954).
Venus	Venus	Colijnsplaat Corona	-32.0	151.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Europe	Teutonic	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Teutonic fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Colleen	-60.8	162.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Europe	Ireland	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish first name.
Mars	Mars	Colles Nili	39.0	297.1	37.0	41.5	290.0	304.0	W	645.0	Europe	Roman	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1988	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From classical albedo feature Portus Nili, at 38N, 295W.
Mars	MarsE	Colles Nili	38.68	62.9	36.688	41.178	70	56	E	645.0	Europe	Roman	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1988	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From classical albedo feature Portus Nili, at 38N, 295W.
Earth	Moon	Collins	1.3	23.7					E	2.0	North America	American	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Michael; American astronaut (1930-Live).
Mars	Mars	Coloe Fossae	36.5	302.9	32.8	41.0	298.8	306.6	W	590.0	Europe	Greek	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Coloe Fossae	36.19	57.1	32.505	40.679	61.2	53.4	E	590.0	Europe	Greek	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Colombo	-15.1	45.8					E	76.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Mars	Mars	Columbus	-29.8	166.1	-30.6	-28.6	165.0	167.2	W	119.0	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christopher; Italian explorer (1451-1506).
Mars	MarsE	Columbus	-29.52	193.9	-30.316	-28.328	195	192.8	E	119.0	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christopher; Italian explorer (1451-1506).
Mars	Mars	Col?n	23.0	47.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.0	South and Central America	Panama	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Panama.
Mars	MarsE	Col?n	22.77	312.8	0	0	360	360	E	2.0	South and Central America	Panama	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Panama.
Mars	Mars	Comas Sola	-19.9	158.5	-20.9	-18.8	157.6	159.6	W	127.0	Europe	Spain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jose; Spanish astronomer (1868-1937).
Mars	MarsE	Comas Sola	-19.69	201.5	-20.684	-18.603	202.4	200.4	E	127.0	Europe	Spain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jose; Spanish astronomer (1868-1937).
Venus	Venus	Comnena	1.2	343.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.5	Europe	Byzantine	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; Byzantine princess, physician, writer (1083-1148).
Earth	Moon	Compton	55.3	103.8					E	162.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur Holly; American physicist, Nobel laureate (1892-1962); Karl Taylor; American physicist (1887-1954).
Earth	Moon	Comrie	23.3	-112.7					E	59.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leslie John; British astronomer (1893-1950).
Earth	Moon	Comstock	21.8	-121.5					E	72.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Cary; American astronomer (1855-1934).
Saturn	Rhea	Con	-25.8	12.7					W	0.0	South and Central America	Inca	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Inca coastal creator god.
Jupiter	Europa	Conamara Chaos	9.7	272.7	6.6	11.9	271.1	274.7	W	143.7	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Rugged part of western Ireland named for Conmac, son of the Queen of Connacht.
Mars	Mars	Conches	-4.3	34.3	-4.4	-4.1	34.1	34.5	W	21.2	Europe	France	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Conches	-4.25	325.7	-4.351	-4.054	325.9	325.5	E	21.2	Europe	France	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	Mars	Concord	16.7	34.1	16.5	16.9	33.9	34.3	W	20.7	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Massachusetts, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Concord	16.52	325.9	16.324	16.72	326.1	325.7	E	20.7	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Massachusetts, USA.
Earth	Moon	Condon	1.9	60.4					E	34.0	North America	American	LTO62C4	LTO-62C4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward Uhler; American physicist (1902-1974).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet	12.1	69.6					E	74.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Cone	-3.7	-17.4					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 14 site.
Earth	Moon	Congreve	-0.2	-167.3					E	57.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir William; British rocket engineer, inventor (1772-1828).
Earth	Moon	Conon	21.6	2.0					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Conon of Samos; Greek astronomer (c. 260 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Conway	48.3	39.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	49.3	Europe	England	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anne Finch; English natural scientist (1631-1679).
Mars	Mars	Coogoon Valles	17.3	21.9	15.9	19.0	19.2	24.0	W	300.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Coogoon Valles	17.12	338.1	15.73	18.801	340.8	336	E	300.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Australia.
Earth	Moon	Cook	-17.5	48.9					E	46.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British explorer (1728-1779).
Mars	Mars	Cooma	-24.0	108.4	-24.1	-23.8	108.3	108.6	W	17.3	Oceania	Australia	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New South Wales, Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Cooma	-23.76	251.6	-23.859	-23.561	251.7	251.4	E	17.3	Oceania	Australia	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New South Wales, Australia.
Earth	Moon	Cooper	52.9	175.6					E	36.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Cobb; American jurist, scholar (1887-1967).
Mars	Mars	Copais Palus	55.0	280.0	55.0	55.0	280.0	280.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for marsh north of Mt. Helicon in Boeotia, Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Copais Palus	54.69	80.0	54.694	54.694	80	80	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for marsh north of Mt. Helicon in Boeotia, Greece.
Earth	Moon	Copernicus	9.7	-20.1					E	93.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Mars	Mars	Copernicus	-49.2	169.2	-51.4	-46.6	165.4	172.9	W	294.0	Europe	Poland	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicolaus; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Mars	MarsE	Copernicus	-48.88	190.8	-51.083	-46.276	194.6	187.1	E	294.0	Europe	Poland	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicolaus; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Venus	Venus	Copia Corona	-42.5	75.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Roman	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman goddess of plenty.
Mercury	Mercury	Copley	-38.4	85.2					W	30.0	North America	American	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Singleton; American painter (1738-1815).
Mars	Mars	Coprates	-15.0	65.0	-15.0	-15.0	65.0	65.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Old name for Persian River Ab-I-Diz.
Mars	MarsE	Coprates	-14.84	295.0	-14.838	-14.838	295	295	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Old name for Persian River Ab-I-Diz.
Mars	Mars	Coprates Catena	-15.1	62.2	-16.1	-14.5	57.9	66.7	W	511.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Coprates Catena	-14.94	297.8	-15.928	-14.343	302.1	293.3	E	511.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Coprates Chasma	-13.4	61.4	-16.0	-10.5	52.7	68.9	W	966.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Coprates Chasma	-13.25	298.6	-15.829	-10.384	307.3	291.1	E	966.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Coprates Labes	-11.9	67.9	-12.2	-11.6	67.6	68.2	W	39.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	From albedo feature at 14S, 65W.
Mars	MarsE	Coprates Labes	-11.77	292.1	-12.066	-11.473	292.4	291.8	E	39.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	From albedo feature at 14S, 65W.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Coptos Facula	9.9	209.2	6.3	13.4	205.5	212.5	W	329.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Early town from which caravans departed.
Mars	Mars	Coracis Fossae	-35.9	80.6	-42.0	-30.3	74.7	86.5	W	780.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 46S, 87W.
Mars	MarsE	Coracis Fossae	-35.59	279.4	-41.677	-30.018	285.3	273.5	E	780.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 46S, 87W.
Saturn	Dione	Coras	0.39	268.45	-1.43	2.49	266.29	270.53	W	43.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of Tiburtus and twin brother of Catillus. He was founder of Tibur and an ally of Turnus against Aeneas.
Mars	Mars	Corby	43.2	222.5	43.1	43.3	222.4	222.6	W	6.7	Europe	England	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Corby	42.88	137.5	42.776	42.976	137.6	137.4	E	6.7	Europe	England	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Earth	Moon	Cori	-50.6	-151.9					E	65.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerty Theresa Radnitz; Czech-American physiologist; Nobel laureate (1896-1957).
Venus	Venus	Cori	25.4	72.9	25.4	25.4	72.7	72.7	E	56.1	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerty; Czech biochemist, Nobel laureate (1896-1957).
Jupiter	Europa	Corick Linea	17.8	18.3	10.4	24.6	46.0	0.0	W	1,300.0	Europe	Ireland	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in Ireland.
Venus	Venus	Corinna	22.9	40.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.2	Europe	Greek	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek poet (fl. c. 490 B.C.).
Uranus	Oberon	Coriolanus	-11.4	345.2					E	120.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shakespearean hero.
Earth	Moon	Coriolis	0.1	171.8					E	78.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Jupiter	Europa	Cormac	-36.9	88.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	4.0	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cormac Mac Art, High King of Ulster in Irish myths.
Mars	Mars	Coronae Montes	-34.9	273.6	-36.9	-33.2	271.4	275.8	W	236.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Coronae Montes	-34.6	86.4	-36.589	-32.903	88.6	84.2	E	236.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Coronae Scopulus	-33.8	295.2	-35.2	-32.0	293.2	296.6	W	253.5	Europe	Greek	MC-27NE	I-1585	Adopted by IAU	1985	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	From albedo feature at 26S, 276W.
Mars	MarsE	Coronae Scopulus	-33.5	64.8	-34.895	-31.709	66.8	63.4	E	253.5	Europe	Greek	MC-27NE	I-1585	Adopted by IAU	1985	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	From albedo feature at 26S, 276W.
Venus	Venus	Corpman	0.3	151.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	46.0	Europe	Poland	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elizabeth; Polish astronomer, wife of Hevelius (17th century).
Venus	Venus	Cortese	-11.4	218.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	27.7	Europe	Italy	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Isabella; Italian physician, medical writer (d. 1561).
Mars	Mars	Cost	15.2	256.0	15.1	15.2	255.9	256.1	W	11.6	North America	United States	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Texas, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Cost	15.04	104.0	14.937	15.036	104.1	103.9	E	11.6	North America	United States	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Texas, USA.
Venus	Venus	Cotis Tholus	44.3	233.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	62.0	Europe	Greek	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Thracian goddess, mother of gods, similar to Cybele. Named changed from Cotis Mons.
Venus	Venus	Cotton	70.8	300.2	70.7	70.7	300.3	300.3	E	48.1	Europe	France	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egenni; French physicist (1881-1967).
Earth	Moon	Couder	-4.8	-92.4					E	21.0	Europe	France		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	André; French astronomer (1897-1979).  <em>Note: Formerly Maunder Z</em>
Earth	Moon	Coulomb	54.7	-114.6					E	89.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles-Augustin de; French physicist (1736-1806).
Mercury	Mercury	Couperin	29.8	151.4					W	80.0	Europe	France	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francois; French composer (1688-1733).
Earth	Moon	Courtney	25.1	-30.8					E	1.0	Europe	England	S-01	39 B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English male name.
Mars	Mars	Cray	44.4	16.2	44.4	44.5	16.1	16.3	W	7.2	Europe	England	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Cray	44.08	343.8	44.075	44.175	343.9	343.7	E	7.2	Europe	England	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	Mars	Creel	-6.1	38.9	-6.2	-6.0	38.8	39.0	W	9.3	North America	Mexico	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	MarsE	Creel	-6.03	321.1	-6.131	-5.933	321.2	321	E	9.3	North America	Mexico	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Jupiter	Io	Creidne Patera	-53.02	342.53	-55.33	-50.56	345.09	340.37	W	152.82	Europe	Celtic	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Celtic smith god.
Earth	Moon	Cremona	67.5	-90.6					E	85.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antonio Luigi Gaudenzio Guiseppe; Italian mathematician (1830-1903).
Earth	Moon	Crescent	-2.9	-23.4					E	1.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
Saturn	Dione	Creusa	49.19	76.32	47.4	51.54	73.49	79.0	W	36.2	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of Priam; first wife of Aeneas.
Mars	Mars	Crewe	-25.1	19.6	-25.1	-25.0	19.5	19.6	W	3.6	Europe	Great Britain	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Crewe	-24.85	340.4	-24.851	-24.752	340.5	340.4	E	3.6	Europe	Great Britain	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Earth	Moon	Crile	14.2	46.0					E	9.0	North America	American	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Washington; American doctor (1864-1943).
Jupiter	Io	Crimea Mons	-76.16	241.18	-78.18	-74.21	247.85	234.25	W	143.31	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
Mars	Mars	Crivitz	-14.7	185.3	-14.8	-14.6	185.3	185.4	W	6.1	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Mars	MarsE	Crivitz	-14.54	174.7	-14.64	-14.442	174.7	174.6	E	6.1	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Earth	Moon	Crocco	-47.5	150.2					E	75.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaetano Arturo; Italian aeronautical engineer (1877-1968).
Earth	Moon	Crommelin	-68.1	-146.9					E	94.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrew Claude De La Cherois; British astronomer (1865-1939).
Mars	Mars	Crommelin	5.1	10.2	4.2	6.0	9.2	11.1	W	113.9	Europe	Great Britain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrew C.; British astronomer (1865-1939).
Mars	MarsE	Crommelin	5.04	349.8	4.153	5.933	350.8	348.9	E	113.9	Europe	Great Britain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrew C.; British astronomer (1865-1939).
Earth	Moon	Crookes	-10.3	-164.5					E	49.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir William; British physicist, chemist (1832-1919).
Earth	Moon	Crozier	-13.5	50.8					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francis Rawdon Moira; British explorer (1796-1848).
Mars	Mars	Cruls	-43.3	197.1	-44.0	-42.5	196.1	198.1	W	88.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Luiz; Brazilian astronomer (1848-1908).
Mars	MarsE	Cruls	-42.98	162.9	-43.675	-42.177	163.9	161.9	E	88.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Luiz; Brazilian astronomer (1848-1908).
Mars	Mars	Cruz	38.8	2.1	38.8	38.8	2.0	2.1	W	5.4	South and Central America	Venezuela	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Mars	MarsE	Cruz	38.48	357.9	38.483	38.483	358	357.9	E	5.4	South and Central America	Venezuela	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Earth	Moon	Crüger	-16.7	-66.8					E	45.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter; German mathematician (1580-1639).
Earth	Moon	Ctesibius	0.8	118.7					E	36.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO65D3	LTO-65D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian physicist (unkn-c. 100 B.C.).
Jupiter	Io	Cuchi Patera	-0.9	144.57	-1.97	-0.21	145.91	143.78	W	76.28	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Australian snake demon whose growl is thunder.
Mars	Mars	Cue	-36.1	266.9	-36.2	-36.0	266.8	267.0	W	10.7	Oceania	Australia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Western Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Cue	-35.79	93.1	-35.891	-35.692	93.2	93	E	10.7	Oceania	Australia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Western Australia.
Jupiter	Io	Culann Patera	-20.22	160.17	-20.89	-19.58	160.91	159.46	W	54.48	Europe	Celtic	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Celtic smith god.
Venus	Venus	Cunitz	14.5	350.9	14.5	14.5	350.9	350.9	E	48.6	Europe	Poland	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Polish astronomer-mathemetician (1610-1664).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Cupid	8.1	230.2					W	1.8	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roman god of love, equivalent of Eros.
Earth	Moon	Curie	-22.9	91.0					E	151.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Mars	Mars	Curie	29.1	4.8	28.1	30.0	3.7	5.9	W	114.1	Europe	France	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre; French physicist-chemist (1859-1906).
Mars	MarsE	Curie	28.82	355.2	27.831	29.719	356.3	354.1	E	114.1	Europe	France	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre; French physicist-chemist (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curtis	14.6	56.6					E	2.0	North America	American	LTO62A2	LTO-62A2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heber Doust; American astronomer (1872-1942).
Earth	Moon	Curtius	-67.2	4.4					E	95.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Cusanus	72.0	70.8					E	63.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaus Krebs; German mathematician, philosopher (1401-1464).
Mars	Mars	Cusus Valles	14.5	309.5	12.2	16.3	307.6	311.0	W	249.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Hron River in Czechoslavakia.
Mars	MarsE	Cusus Valles	14.34	50.5	12.066	16.126	52.4	49	E	249.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Hron River in Czechoslavakia.
Earth	Moon	Cuvier	-50.3	9.9					E	75.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Mars	Mars	Cyane Catena	36.6	118.4	34.9	38.2	117.8	119.0	W	203.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature Cyane Fons.
Mars	MarsE	Cyane Catena	36.29	241.6	34.596	37.885	242.2	241	E	203.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature Cyane Fons.
Mars	Mars	Cyane Fossae	32.5	120.1	23.6	39.0	115.0	126.1	W	938.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Cyane Fossae	32.21	239.9	23.363	38.683	245	233.9	E	938.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Cyane Sulci	25.7	128.7	23.0	28.1	126.7	130.7	W	340.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1976	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Cyane Sulci	25.45	231.3	22.767	27.831	233.3	229.3	E	340.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1976	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Cybele Corona	-7.5	20.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Asia	Turkey	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Phrygian fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Europa	Cyclades Macula	-62.5	191.3	-64.1	-60.7	189.6	194.2	W	107.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Islands where Rhadamanthys reigned.
Mars	Mars	Cyclopia	-5.0	230.0	-5.0	-5.0	230.0	230.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land where cyclops dwelt.
Mars	MarsE	Cyclopia	-4.94	130.0	-4.944	-4.944	130	130	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land where cyclops dwelt.
Mars	Mars	Cydnus Rupes	56.0	244.0	46.0	68.0	223.0	265.0	W	1,600.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 70N, 248W.
Mars	MarsE	Cydnus Rupes	55.7	116.0	45.675	67.773	137	95	E	1,600.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 70N, 248W.
Mars	Mars	Cydonia	40.0	0.0	40.0	40.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Poetic term for Crete.
Mars	MarsE	Cydonia	39.68	360.0	39.68	39.68	360	360	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Poetic term for Crete.
Mars	Mars	Cydonia Colles	39.4	12.2	37.5	42.2	8.8	16.4	W	365.0	Europe	Latin	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Named for classical albedo feature at 50N, 355W.
Mars	MarsE	Cydonia Colles	39.08	347.8	37.187	41.877	351.2	343.6	E	365.0	Europe	Latin	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Named for classical albedo feature at 50N, 355W.
Mars	Mars	Cydonia Labyrinthus	41.5	12.0	40.1	43.3	8.4	15.7	W	356.0	Europe	Latin	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2003	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Named for classical albedo feature at 50N, 355W.
Mars	MarsE	Cydonia Labyrinthus	41.18	348.0	39.78	42.976	351.6	344.3	E	356.0	Europe	Latin	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2003	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Named for classical albedo feature at 50N, 355W.
Mars	Mars	Cydonia Mensae	34.0	13.0	30.0	41.0	9.0	19.9	W	800.0	Europe	Latin	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 50N, 355W.
Mars	MarsE	Cydonia Mensae	33.7	347.0	29.719	40.679	351	340.1	E	800.0	Europe	Latin	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 50N, 355W.
Mercury	Mercury	Cyllene	-41.0	270.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for unimaged H-14 region.
Venus	Venus	Cynthia	-16.7	347.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.9	Europe	Greek	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Mars	Mars	Cypress	-47.6	47.4	-47.7	-47.5	47.2	47.6	W	14.2	North America	United States	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Illinois, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Cypress	-47.28	312.6	-47.376	-47.176	312.8	312.4	E	14.2	North America	United States	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Illinois, USA.
Earth	Moon	Cyrano	-20.5	157.7					E	80.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cyrano De Bergerac Savinien; French writer (1615-1655).
Earth	Moon	Cyrillus	-13.2	24.0					E	98.0	Africa	Egypt	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saint Cyril; Egyptian theologian, chronologist (unkn-A.D. 444).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus	-66.2	-6.1					E	48.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Mercury	Mercury	Cézanne	-8.5	123.4					W	75.0	Europe	France	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; French painter (1839-1906).
Mars	Mars	C?diz	23.4	49.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.5	Europe	Spain	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish port.
Mars	MarsE	C?diz	23.16	310.9	0	0	360	360	E	1.5	Europe	Spain	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish port.
Earth	Moon	da Vinci	9.1	45.0					E	37.0	Europe	Italy	LTO61B4	LTO-61B4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leonardo; Italian artist, inventor, mathematician (1452-1519).
Mars	Mars	Da Vinci	1.4	39.4	0.6	2.2	38.6	40.3	W	100.2	Europe	Italy	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leonardo; Italian artist-scientist (1452-1519).
Mars	MarsE	Da Vinci	1.38	320.6	0.593	2.175	321.4	319.7	E	100.2	Europe	Italy	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leonardo; Italian artist-scientist (1452-1519).
Mars	Mars	Daan	-40.8	268.5	-40.9	-40.7	268.4	268.7	W	12.5	Asia	China	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Mars	MarsE	Daan	-40.48	91.5	-40.579	-40.379	91.6	91.3	E	12.5	Asia	China	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Venus	Venus	Dado	-13.9	87.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.2	Africa	Guinea	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe first name.
Mars	Mars	Daedalia Planum	-22.0	128.0	-34.0	-2.0	109.0	143.0	W	1,800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1982	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Daedalia Planum	-21.78	232.0	-33.699	-1.977	251	217	E	1,800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1982	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Daedalus	-5.9	179.4					E	93.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek mythological character.
Jupiter	Io	Daedalus Patera	19.52	274.35	18.69	20.32	275.5	273.28	W	73.29	Europe	Greek	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Greek hero, smith; father of Icarus.
Mars	Mars	Daet	-7.4	41.8	-7.4	-7.3	41.8	41.9	W	10.5	Asia	Philippines	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Mars	MarsE	Daet	-7.32	318.2	-7.317	-7.219	318.2	318.1	E	10.5	Asia	Philippines	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Venus	Venus	Dafina	28.6	244.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.5	Europe	Albania	V-16	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albanian first name.
Earth	Moon	Dag	18.7	5.3					E	0.5	Europe	Scandinavian	S-01	41 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scandinavian male name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Dag	58.5	73.3	58.0	59.3	72.4	74.4	W	46.6	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Ottar's ancestor.
Neptune	Triton	Dagon Cavus	29.0	345.0					E	0.0	Asia	Babylon	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Babylonian fertility god represented as a fish.
Earth	Moon	Daguerre	-11.9	33.6					E	46.0	Europe	France	LTO79D1	LTO-79D1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis-Jacques-Mandé; French artist, chemist, photographer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Dale	-9.6	82.9					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Henry Hallett; British physiologist; Nobel laureate (1875-1968).
Venus	Venus	Dali Chasma	-17.6	167.0	-18.5	-14.6	157.3	176.2	E	2,077.0	Asia	Georgia	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Georgian; goddess of hunt.
Saturn	Enceladus	Dalilah	51.89	248.54	49.98	53.8	245.68	251.67	W	16.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Crafty old crone who fools several men.
Earth	Moon	Dalton	17.1	-84.3					E	60.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British chemist, physicist (1766-1844).
Earth	Moon	Daly	5.7	59.6					E	17.0	North America	Canada	LTO62D2	LTO-62D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Reginald Aldworth; Canadian-born American geologist (1871-1957).
Mars	Mars	Daly	-66.5	23.1	-67.1	-65.8	22.0	24.8	W	90.5	North America	Canada	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Reginald A.; Canadian-born American geologist (1871-1957).
Mars	MarsE	Daly	-66.26	336.9	-66.866	-65.556	338	335.2	E	90.5	North America	Canada	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Reginald A.; Canadian-born American geologist (1871-1957).
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Damodar	73.0	263.8					W	28.7	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Largest Indian coal basin.
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau	-4.8	-61.1					E	36.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Venus	Venus	Damona Corona	48.9	28.0	48.3	49.5	26.9	29.0	E	140.0	Europe	France	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Gaulish fertility goddess, "Great Cow".
Mars	Mars	Dana	-72.7	32.8	-73.5	-72.0	30.2	35.3	W	91.7	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James D.; American geologist (1813-1895).
Mars	MarsE	Dana	-72.51	327.2	-73.322	-71.808	329.8	324.7	E	91.7	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James D.; American geologist (1813-1895).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Danel	-4.3	21.3	-4.9	-3.8	20.6	21.9	W	55.2	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenician; mythical hero versed in art of divination.
Earth	Moon	Daniell	35.3	31.1					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Frederick; British physicist, chemist, meteorologist (1790-1845).
Venus	Venus	Danilova	-26.4	337.2	-26.4	-26.4	337.3	337.3	E	48.8	Europe	Russia	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Russian ballet dancer (b. 1793).
Earth	Moon	Danjon	-11.4	124.0					E	71.0	Europe	France	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andre; French astronomer (1890-1967).
Mars	Mars	Dank	22.2	253.1	22.1	22.3	253.0	253.1	W	8.7	Asia	Oman	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oman.
Mars	MarsE	Dank	21.97	106.9	21.874	22.073	107	106.9	E	8.7	Asia	Oman	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oman.
Jupiter	Callisto	Danr	62.5	76.9	62.0	63.0	75.9	78.1	W	45.2	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; king against whom Konr marched.
Earth	Moon	Dante	25.5	180.0					E	54.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alighieri; Italian poet (1265-1321).
Venus	Venus	Danu Montes	58.5	334.0	58.5	61.2	327.4	339.1	E	808.0	Europe	Celtic	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Celtic mother of gods.
Jupiter	Io	Danube Planum	-22.73	257.44	-26.16	-19.18	261.26	253.95	W	244.22	Europe	Greek	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
Venus	Venus	Danute	-63.5	56.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.3	Europe	Lithuania	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lithuanian first name.
Mars	Mars	Dao Vallis	-38.7	272.1	-40.3	-32.9	266.2	279.1	W	816.0	Asia	Thailand	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "star" in Thai.
Mars	MarsE	Dao Vallis	-38.38	87.9	-39.98	-32.604	93.8	80.9	E	816.0	Asia	Thailand	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "star" in Thai.
Venus	Venus	Daphne	41.3	280.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.5	Europe	Greek	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Venus	Venus	Darago Fluctus	-11.5	313.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	775.0	Asia	Philippines	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Philippine volcano goddess.
Venus	Venus	Darclée Patera	-37.4	263.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hariclea; Romanian soprano singer (1860-1939).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Dardanus Sulcus	-46.9	17.5	-59.1	-14.8	357.4	58.9	W	2,988.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Greek; where Ganymede was abducted by Zeus disguised as an eagle.
Venus	Venus	Darline	-19.3	232.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.0	Europe	England	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anglo-Saxon first name.
Earth	Moon	Darney	-14.5	-23.5					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maurice; French astronomer (1882-1958).
Mars	Mars	Darvel	18.0	51.1	17.8	18.1	50.9	51.3	W	22.0	Europe	Scotland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Scotland.
Mars	MarsE	Darvel	17.81	308.9	17.612	17.909	309.1	308.7	E	22.0	Europe	Scotland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Scotland.
Earth	Moon	Darwin	-20.2	-69.5					E	120.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; British natural scientist (1809-1882).
Mars	Mars	Darwin	-57.3	19.5	-58.7	-55.8	17.2	21.9	W	178.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles R.; British naturalist (1809-1882) and George H.; British astronomer (1845-1912).
Mars	MarsE	Darwin	-57.0	340.5	-58.411	-55.497	342.8	338.1	E	178.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles R.; British naturalist (1809-1882) and George H.; British astronomer (1845-1912).
Saturn	Enceladus	Daryabar Fossa	9.65	5.42	6.0	9.48	26.0	342.15	W	200.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	"Ocean region"; land from which Princess Daryabar came.
Mercury	Mercury	Darío	-26.5	10.0					W	151.0	South and Central America	Nicaragua	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ruben; Nicaraguan poet, journalist (1867-1916).
Earth	Moon	Das	-26.6	-136.8					E	38.0	Asia	India	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Amil Kumar; Indian astronomer (1902-1961).
Venus	Venus	Dashkova	78.2	306.5	78.3	78.3	306.2	306.2	E	45.1	Europe	Russia	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yekaterina; Russian philologist (1743-1810).
Venus	Venus	Datsolalee	38.3	171.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.5	North America	American	V-13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Washo Indian artist, basketmaker (1835-1925).
Earth	Moon	Daubrée	15.7	14.7					E	14.0	Europe	France	LTO60A1	LTO-60A1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gabriel-Auguste; French geologist (1814-1896).
Venus	Venus	Daura Chasma	73.8	53.8	0.0	0.0	44.4	63.3	E	729.0	Africa	Sudan	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Hausa (W. Sudan) great huntress.
Mars	Mars	Davies	46.0	0.0	45.5	46.4	359.4	0.6	W	49.2	North America	United States	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Merton Edward; American engineer, planetary geodesist (1917-2001).
Mars	MarsE	Davies	45.68	360.0	45.175	46.075	0.6	359.4	E	49.2	North America	United States	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Merton Edward; American engineer, planetary geodesist (1917-2001).
Venus	Venus	Davies Patera	47.2	269.3	47.2	47.2	268.6	269.9	E	93.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Emily Sarah; British educator; college founder (1830-1921).
Earth	Moon	Davisson	-37.5	-174.6					E	87.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Clinton Joseph; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1881-1958).
Earth	Moon	Davy	-11.8	-8.1					E	34.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Humphry; British physicist (1778-1829).
Earth	Moon	Dawes	17.2	26.4					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO	042C3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Rutter; British astronomer (1799-1868).
Mars	Mars	Dawes	-9.3	322.0	-10.8	-7.6	320.4	323.5	W	191.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William R.; British astronomer (1799-1868).
Mars	MarsE	Dawes	-9.2	38.0	-10.681	-7.515	39.6	36.5	E	191.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William R.; British astronomer (1799-1868).
Earth	Moon	Dawson	-67.4	-134.7					E	45.0	South and Central America	Argentina	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bernhard Hildebrandt; Argentinean astronomer (1890-1960).
Jupiter	Io	Dazhbog Patera	55.1	301.48	53.57	56.6	304.81	298.39	W	118.39	Europe	Slavic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Slavonic sun god.
Venus	Venus	de Ayala	12.4	31.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.0	Europe	Spain	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Josefa; Spanish painter (1630-1684).
Venus	Venus	de Beausoleil	-5.0	102.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	28.2	Europe	France	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Martine; French earth science researcher (17th century).
Venus	Venus	de Beauvoir	2.0	96.1	2.0	2.0	96.1	96.1	E	52.5	Europe	France	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Simone; French writer (1908-1986).
Earth	Moon	De Forest	-77.3	-162.1					E	57.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lee; American inventor (1873-1961).
Earth	Moon	de Gasparis	-25.9	-50.7					E	30.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Annibale; Italian astronomer (1819-1892).
Earth	Moon	de Gerlache	-88.5	-87.1					E	32.4	Europe	Belgium	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adrien; Belgian Antarctic explorer (1866-1934).
Earth	Moon	De La Rue	59.1	52.3					E	134.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Warren; British astronomer (1815-1889).
Venus	Venus	de Lalande	20.5	355.0	20.4	20.4	355.0	355.0	E	21.3	Europe	France	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie-Jeanne; French astronomer (1768-1832).
Earth	Moon	De Moraes	49.5	143.2					E	53.0	South and Central America	Brazil	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abraao de; Brazilian astronomer (1916-1970).
Earth	Moon	De Morgan	3.3	14.9					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Augustus; British mathematician (1806-1871).
Earth	Moon	De Roy	-55.3	-99.1					E	43.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Felix; Belgian astronomer (1883-1942).
Earth	Moon	De Sitter	80.1	39.6					E	64.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Venus	Venus	de Staël	37.4	324.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	25.0	Europe	France	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anne; French writer (1766-1817).
Mars	Mars	de Vaucouleurs	-13.5	189.1	-16.2	-11.3	186.5	191.6	W	293.0	North America	American	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerard Henri; American astronomer (1918-1995).
Mars	MarsE	de Vaucouleurs	-13.35	170.9	-16.027	-11.176	173.5	168.4	E	293.0	North America	American	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerard Henri; American astronomer (1918-1995).
Earth	Moon	De Vico	-19.7	-60.2					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vries	-19.9	-176.7					E	59.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hugo Marie; Dutch botanist (1848-1935).
Venus	Venus	De Witt	-6.5	275.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.7	North America	American	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lydia; American pathologist (1859-1928).
Mars	Mars	Deba	-24.2	17.4	-24.2	-24.1	17.3	17.4	W	10.3	Africa	Nigeria	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Mars	MarsE	Deba	-23.96	342.6	-23.958	-23.859	342.7	342.6	E	10.3	Africa	Nigeria	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Earth	Moon	Debes	29.5	51.7					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernest; German cartographer (1840-1923).
Venus	Venus	Deborah	-37.3	10.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.7	Asia	Hebrew	V-44	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Earth	Moon	Debus	-10.5	99.6					E	20.0	Europe	Germany		I-2276	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kurt Heinrich; German physicist (1908-1983).  <em>Note: Formerly Ganskiy H</em>
Earth	Moon	Debye	49.6	-176.2					E	142.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter Joseph William; Dutch physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1884-1966).
Earth	Moon	Dechen	46.1	-68.2					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernst Heinrich Karl von; German geologist, mineralogist (1800-1889).
Venus	Venus	Defa	32.2	11.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.5	Africa	Senegal	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Degas	37.4	126.4					W	60.0	Europe	France	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edgar; French painter (1834-1917).
Venus	Venus	Degu	27.3	289.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.5	Europe	Caucasus	V-17	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adygan (N. Caucasus) first name.
Mars	Mars	Dein	38.5	2.6	38.3	38.8	2.3	2.9	W	26.0	Oceania	New Guinea	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Guinea.
Mars	MarsE	Dein	38.18	357.4	37.984	38.483	357.7	357.1	E	26.0	Oceania	New Guinea	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Guinea.
Jupiter	Europa	Deirdre	-65.4	207.3	-65.5	-65.3	207.1	207.5	W	4.5	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The most beautiful woman in Irish myths.
Uranus	Ariel	Deive	-22.3	23.0					E	20.0	Europe	Lithuania	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spirit of beautiful maiden.
Mars	Mars	Dejnev	-25.5	164.8	-26.6	-24.1	163.4	166.1	W	156.0	Europe	Russia	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Semen Ivanovich; Russian geographer, explorer, and navigator (1605-1673).
Mars	MarsE	Dejnev	-25.25	195.2	-26.341	-23.859	196.6	193.9	E	156.0	Europe	Russia	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Semen Ivanovich; Russian geographer, explorer, and navigator (1605-1673).
Venus	Venus	Deken	47.1	288.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	48.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Agatha; Dutch novelist (1741-1804).
Venus	Venus	Dekla Tessera	57.4	71.8	53.3	56.2	62.4	82.7	E	1,363.0	Europe	Latvia	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Latvian goddess of fate.
Mercury	Mercury	Delacroix	-44.7	129.0					W	146.0	Europe	France	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eugene; French painter (1798-1863).
Earth	Moon	Delambre	-1.9	17.5					E	51.0	Europe	France	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French astronomer (1749-1822).
Earth	Moon	Delaunay	-22.2	2.5					E	46.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles-Eugène; French astronomer (1816-1872).
Venus	Venus	Deledda	76.0	127.5	76.0	76.0	127.5	127.5	E	32.0	Europe	Italy	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Grazia; Italian novelist (1871-1936).
Earth	Moon	Delia	-10.9	-6.1					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	S-01	77 D1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek female name.
Venus	Venus	Delilah	-57.9	250.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Hebrew.
Earth	Moon	Delisle	29.9	-34.6					E	25.0	Europe	France	LTO39B1	LTO-39B1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Nicolas; French astronomer (1688-1768).
Earth	Moon	Dellinger	-6.8	140.6					E	81.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Howard; American physicist (1886-1962).
Earth	Moon	Delmotte	27.1	60.2					E	32.0	Europe	France	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gabriel; French astronomer (1876-1950).
Venus	Venus	Deloria	-32.0	97.1	-32.0	-32.0	97.0	97.0	E	31.9	North America	Dakota	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ella; Dakota (Sioux) anthropologist (1888-1971).
Jupiter	Europa	Delphi Flexus	-68.2	174.1	-69.1	-62.6	211.9	142.3	W	793.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A very low curvilinear ridge with a scalloped pattern	Flexus, flex?s	Where the cow led Cadmus before it stopped at the site of Thebes.
Earth	Moon	Delporte	-16.0	121.6					E	45.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO83C4	LTO-83C4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eugène Joseph; Belgian astronomer (1882-1955).
Mars	Mars	Delta	-46.3	39.2	-46.3	-46.2	39.1	39.3	W	8.1	North America	United States	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Louisiana, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Delta	-45.98	320.8	-45.975	-45.875	320.9	320.7	E	8.1	North America	United States	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Louisiana, USA.
Mars	Mars	Deltoton Sinus	-4.0	305.0	-4.0	-4.0	305.0	305.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Bay of the triangle"; makes triangle with Iapygia and Oenotria.
Mars	MarsE	Deltoton Sinus	-3.96	55.0	-3.955	-3.955	55	55	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Bay of the triangle"; makes triangle with Iapygia and Oenotria.
Earth	Moon	Deluc	-55.0	-2.8					E	46.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Dembowski	2.9	7.2					E	26.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Baron Ercole; Italian astronomer (1815-1881).
Venus	Venus	Demeter Corona	53.9	294.8	53.4	54.1	291.8	297.7	E	560.0	Europe	Greek	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek goddess of fertility.
Earth	Moon	Democritus	62.3	35.0					E	39.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer, philosopher (c. 460-360 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Demonax	-77.9	60.8					E	128.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher (fl. 2nd century A.D.).
Venus	Venus	Demvamvit Corona	-65.5	38.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	370.0	Africa	Ethiopia	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Gurage (SW Ethiopia) women's goddess.
Venus	Venus	Dena	-20.7	338.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2.4	Europe	Lithuania	V-43	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lithuanian first name. Name changed from Drena.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Dendera	-1.2	255.4	-2.0	-0.2	254.6	256.3	W	82.2	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town where Hathor was chief goddess. (Name changed from Dendera Facula.)
Venus	Venus	Denise	-14.4	94.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2.0	Europe	Greek	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Earth	Moon	Denning	-16.4	142.6					E	44.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Mars	Mars	Denning	-17.7	326.6	-18.9	-16.2	325.0	327.9	W	165.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William F.; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Mars	MarsE	Denning	-17.51	33.4	-18.702	-16.027	35	32.1	E	165.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William F.; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Venus	Venus	Dennitsa Dorsa	85.6	205.9	81.5	89.8	203.7	311.0	E	872.0	Europe	Slavic	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Slavic goddess of day, light.
Venus	Venus	Deohako Corona	-67.5	118.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	North America	Iroquois	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Seneca Iroquois spirit of crops.
Mars	Mars	Depressio Hellespontica	-60.0	340.0	-60.0	-60.0	340.0	340.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Depression southwest of Hellespontus.
Mars	MarsE	Depressio Hellespontica	-59.72	20.0	-59.718	-59.718	20	20	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Depression southwest of Hellespontus.
Venus	Venus	Derceto Corona	-46.8	20.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Semitic	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Phillistine fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Dersu	22.9	52.0	22.8	22.9	51.9	52.0	W	6.6	Europe	Russia	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Dersu	22.67	308.0	22.569	22.668	308.1	308	E	6.6	Europe	Russia	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mercury	Mercury	Derzhavin	44.9	35.3					W	159.0	Europe	Russia	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gavrila Romanovich; Russian poet (1743-1816).
Earth	Moon	Desargues	70.2	-73.3					E	85.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gérard; French mathematician, engineer (1593-1662).
Earth	Moon	Descartes	-11.7	15.7					E	48.0	Europe	France	LTO78D2	LTO-78D2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	René; French mathematician, philosopher (1596-1650).
Mars	Mars	Dese	-45.8	30.7	-45.9	-45.6	30.5	30.8	W	13.7	Africa	Ethiopia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopa.
Mars	MarsE	Dese	-45.48	329.3	-45.575	-45.275	329.5	329.2	E	13.7	Africa	Ethiopia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopa.
Mars	Mars	Deseado	-80.72	289.8	-80.93	-80.52	288.4	291.1	W	27.0	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Mars	MarsE	Deseado	-80.62	70.2	-80.828	-80.414	71.6	68.9	E	27.0	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Earth	Moon	Deseilligny	21.1	20.6					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO42C1	LTO-42C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jules Alfred Pierrot; French selenographer (1868-1918).
Earth	Moon	Deslandres	-33.1	-4.8					E	256.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1948	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henri Alexandre; French astrophysicist (1853-1948).
Mercury	Mercury	Despréz	80.8	90.7					W	50.0	Europe	France	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Josquin; French composer (c. 1440-1521).
Mars	Mars	Dessau	-43.1	53.2	-43.2	-43.0	53.1	53.3	W	10.2	Europe	Germany	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Mars	MarsE	Dessau	-42.78	306.8	-42.876	-42.676	306.9	306.7	E	10.2	Europe	Germany	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Venus	Venus	Destinnová Patera	-31.5	250.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Ema (pseudonym of Emilia Kittlova); Bohemian/Czech singer, also known as Emmy Destinn (1878-1930).
Mars	Mars	Deucalionis Regio	-15.0	340.0	-15.0	-15.0	340.0	340.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Deucalion's region;" Deucalion was King of Thessaly who saved himself from flood.
Mars	MarsE	Deucalionis Regio	-14.84	20.0	-14.838	-14.838	20	20	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Deucalion's region;" Deucalion was King of Thessaly who saved himself from flood.
Mars	Mars	Deuteronilus	35.0	0.0	35.0	35.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Designation of 2nd part of old feature "Nilus."
Mars	MarsE	Deuteronilus	34.7	360.0	34.695	34.695	360	360	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Designation of 2nd part of old feature "Nilus."
Mars	Mars	Deuteronilus Colles	42.3	338.3	41.7	42.8	337.8	339.1	W	62.0	Europe	Latin	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1982	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Deuteronilus Colles	41.98	21.7	41.378	42.476	22.2	20.9	E	62.0	Europe	Latin	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1982	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Deuteronilus Mensae	43.9	337.4	39.9	50.5	324.6	346.3	W	937.0	Europe	Latin	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 35N, 355W.
Mars	MarsE	Deuteronilus Mensae	43.58	22.6	39.581	50.181	35.4	13.7	E	937.0	Europe	Latin	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 35N, 355W.
Earth	Moon	Deutsch	24.1	110.5					E	66.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Armin Joseph; American astronomer (1918-1969).
Mars	Mars	Deva Vallis	-7.7	157.0	-8.3	-7.5	156.6	157.4	W	48.0	Europe	Scotland	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for Dee River in Scotland; new position and coordinates.
Mars	MarsE	Deva Vallis	-7.61	203.0	-8.208	-7.416	203.4	202.6	E	48.0	Europe	Scotland	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for Dee River in Scotland; new position and coordinates.
Venus	Venus	Devana Chasma	16.0	285.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4,600.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Czechoslovakian goddess of hunting.
Venus	Venus	Devorah	-22.5	343.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.8	Asia	Hebrew	V-43	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Venus	Venus	Devorguilla	15.3	4.0	15.3	15.3	3.9	3.9	E	22.9	Europe	Ireland	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish heroine (d. 1193).
Earth	Moon	Dewar	-2.7	165.5					E	50.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir James; British chemist (1842-1923).
Venus	Venus	Dewi Ratih Chasma	-6.5	359.7	-2.6	-10.5	358.5	3.0	E	1,000.0	Asia	Indonesia	V-43,32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Bali (Indonesia) moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Dheepa	-21.6	176.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.7	Asia	India	V-37	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from India.
Venus	Venus	Dhisana Corona	14.5	111.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Asia	India	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Vedic goddess of plenty.
Venus	Venus	Dhorani Corona	-8.0	243.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Thailand	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Thai earth and love goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Dia	73.0	50.5	72.7	73.4	49.0	51.8	W	34.4	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek; Callisto's sister.
Mars	Mars	Dia-Cau	-0.4	42.7	-0.6	-0.1	42.5	43.0	W	29.7	Asia	Vietnam	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
Mars	MarsE	Dia-Cau	-0.4	317.3	-0.593	-0.099	317.5	317	E	29.7	Asia	Vietnam	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
Mars	Mars	Diacria	50.0	180.0	50.0	50.0	180.0	180.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Highland area in northern Attica, Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Diacria	49.68	180.0	49.68	49.68	180	180	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Highland area in northern Attica, Greece.
Mars	Mars	[Diacria Patera]	34.9	132.6	34.4	35.5	132.0	133.2	W	65.5	Europe	Greek	MC-02	I-2572	Dropped, disallowed	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	From albedo feature at 48N, 170W. <em>Note: Name dropped 12/7/2007 because imagery has shown that the feature is not a patera.</em>
Mars	MarsE	[Diacria Patera]	34.6	227.4	34.098	35.193	228	226.8	E	65.5	Europe	Greek	MC-02	I-2572	Dropped, disallowed	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	From albedo feature at 48N, 170W. <em>Note: Name dropped 12/7/2007 because imagery has shown that the feature is not a patera.</em>
Earth	Moon	Diana	14.3	35.7					E	2.0	Europe	Latin	S-01	61 A2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin female name.
Venus	Venus	Diana Chasma	-14.8	154.8	-18.2	-12.6	150.3	158.4	E	938.0	Europe	Roman	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Roman goddess of hunt/moon.
Jupiter	Europa	Diarmuid	-61.3	102.0	-61.5	-61.2	101.6	102.3	W	8.2	Europe	Ireland	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Handsome Irish mythological warrior, husband of Gráinne.
Mercury	Mercury	Dickens	-72.9	153.3					W	78.0	Europe	England	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; English novelist (1812-1870).
Venus	Venus	Dickinson	74.6	177.2	74.3	74.3	176.3	178.1	E	67.5	North America	American	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emily; American poet (1830-1886).
Earth	Moon	Diderot	-20.4	121.5					E	20.0	Europe	France	LTO101B4	LTO-101B4	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Denis; French philosopher (1713-1784).
Venus	Venus	Didilia Corona	19.0	38.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	320.0	Europe	Slavic	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	E. Slavic childbirth goddess.
Saturn	Dione	Dido	-23.97	18.82	-30.0	-17.74	12.56	25.74	W	122.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tyrian princess who founded Carthage.
Venus	Venus	Dietrich Patera	-5.3	235.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	North America	American	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Marlene (Maria Magdalena von Losch); German-born American actress (1901-1992).
Venus	Venus	Dilbat Vallis	-55.0	184.0	-53.5	-57.2	185.0	183.5	E	420.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	V-59	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	Assyro-Babylonian name for planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Dilga Corona	-18.7	250.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Oceania	Australia	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Karadjeri (NW Australia) Earth goddess.
Neptune	Triton	Dilolo Patera	26.0	24.5					E	0.0	Africa	Angola	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Angolan sacred lake.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Diment	23.1	351.8	22.7	23.5	351.3	352.2	W	40.4	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian goddess of the dwelling place of the dead.
Venus	Venus	Dinah	-62.9	37.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.6	Asia	Hebrew	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Jupiter	Io	Dingir Patera	-4.13	341.37	-4.63	-3.56	342.06	340.61	W	47.38	Asia	Sumerian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sumerian sun god; means "shining".
Mars	Mars	Dingo	-24.0	17.5	-24.1	-23.8	17.4	17.7	W	16.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Dingo	-23.76	342.5	-23.859	-23.561	342.6	342.3	E	16.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	Mars	Dinorwic	-30.4	101.6	-30.8	-29.9	101.0	102.1	W	55.8	North America	Canada	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ontario, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Dinorwic	-30.12	258.4	-30.515	-29.62	259	257.9	E	55.8	North America	Canada	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ontario, Canada.
Venus	Venus	Dione Regio	-31.5	328.0	-31.5	-31.5	328.0	328.0	E	2,300.0	Europe	Greek	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek Titanness; 1st wife of Zeus.
Earth	Moon	Dionysius	2.8	17.3					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	St. Dionysius the Areopagite; Greek astronomer (A.D. 9-120).
Earth	Moon	Diophantus	27.6	-34.3					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LTO39B3	LTO-39B3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek mathematician (unkn-c. A.D. 300).
Mars	Mars	Dioscuria	50.0	320.0	50.0	50.0	320.0	320.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Home of Dioscuri," Polydeuces and Pollux; symbolic name for Sparta.
Mars	MarsE	Dioscuria	49.68	40.0	49.68	49.68	40	40	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Home of Dioscuri," Polydeuces and Pollux; symbolic name for Sparta.
Earth	Moon	Dirichlet	11.1	-151.4					E	47.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter Gustav Lejeune; German mathematician (1805-1859).
Venus	Venus	Disani Corona	2.7	57.5	1.6	4.0	56.5	58.4	E	300.0	Asia	Afghanistan	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Nuristan (NE Afghanistan) fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Discordia Linea	-58.0	246.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Europe	Roman	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Roman war goddess, close to Bellona.
Mercury	Mercury	Discovery Rupes	-56.3	38.3					W	0.0	Europe	England	H-11	I-1030	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	English; Cook's ship on last voyage to Pacific, 1776-80.
Mars	Mars	Dison	-25.3	16.5	-25.4	-25.1	16.4	16.8	W	21.0	Europe	Belgium	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Belgium.
Mars	MarsE	Dison	-25.05	343.5	-25.149	-24.851	343.6	343.2	E	21.0	Europe	Belgium	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Belgium.
Mars	Mars	Dittaino Valles	-1.5	67.0	-2.5	-0.4	66.2	67.5	W	138.0	Europe	Italy	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Dittaino Valles	-1.48	293.0	-2.472	-0.395	293.8	292.5	E	138.0	Europe	Italy	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Italy.
Venus	Venus	Dix	-37.0	329.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	63.3	North America	American	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dorothea; American nurse, reformer (1802-1887).
Mars	Mars	Dixie	17.9	56.0	17.7	18.2	55.7	56.3	W	28.7	North America	American	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Georgia, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Dixie	17.71	304.0	17.513	18.008	304.3	303.7	E	28.7	North America	American	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Georgia, USA.
Saturn	Enceladus	Diyar Planitia	-13.4	251.95	-48.0	26.0	219.0	285.0	W	325.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Country where Khudadad's father ruled.
Venus	Venus	Djabran Fluctus	-43.5	183.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Georgia	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Abkhazian goddess of goats.
Uranus	Ariel	Djadek	-12.0	251.1					E	22.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Czech ancestral benevolent spirit and household guardian.
Venus	Venus	Djata Fluctus	66.5	307.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	280.0	Asia	Indonesia	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Ngadju (Kalimantan Isl., Indonesia) water goddess.
Saturn	Rhea	Djuli	-31.2	46.7					W	0.0	Asia	Neghidhian	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Neghidahan (Ukrainian) first man who was ancestor of the people.
Mars	Mars	Doanus Vallis	-63.3	25.6	-63.5	-62.9	23.5	27.7	W	131.0	Asia	Burma	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river shown in Ptolemy's map; may be modern Mekong River of Burma.
Mars	MarsE	Doanus Vallis	-63.04	334.4	-63.24	-62.636	336.5	332.3	E	131.0	Asia	Burma	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river shown in Ptolemy's map; may be modern Mekong River of Burma.
Earth	Moon	Dobrovol'skiy	-12.8	129.7					E	38.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO83C3	LTO-83C3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgy Timofeyevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1928-1971).
Venus	Venus	Dodola Dorsa	46.8	272.6	44.0	48.7	270.9	275.0	E	607.0	Europe	Slavic	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	South Slavic rain goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Dodona Planum	-58.8	347.51	-64.92	-51.72	359.67	334.03	W	522.83	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Greek; where Io went after the death of Argus.
Earth	Moon	Doerfel	-69.1	-107.9					E	68.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Samuel; German astronomer (1643-1688).
Jupiter	Callisto	Doh	30.6	141.4	29.9	31.3	140.7	142.3	W	59.5	Asia	Siberia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ketian shaman who created the earth.
Mars	Mars	Dokka	77.27	145.82	76.85	77.7	143.98	147.8	W	52.5	Europe	Norway	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Mars	MarsE	Dokka	77.13	214.18	76.705	77.564	216.02	212.2	E	52.5	Europe	Norway	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Mars	Mars	Dokuchaev	-61.0	127.2	-61.6	-60.3	125.8	128.6	W	78.0	Europe	Russia	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vasily Vasil'evich; Russian soil scientist; founded modern genetical soil science (1840-1903).
Mars	MarsE	Dokuchaev	-60.72	232.8	-61.327	-60.02	234.2	231.4	E	78.0	Europe	Russia	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vasily Vasil'evich; Russian soil scientist; founded modern genetical soil science (1840-1903).
Earth	Moon	Dollond	-10.4	14.4					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Venus	Venus	Dolores	51.4	201.6	51.5	51.5	201.4	201.4	E	12.6	Europe	Spain	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish first name.
Venus	Venus	Dolya Tessera	-8.0	296.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Europe	Slavic	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	E. Slavic good fate goddess.
Venus	Venus	Domnika	18.4	294.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.7	Europe	Moldova	V-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Moldavian first name.
Uranus	Ariel	Domovoy	-71.5	339.7					E	71.0	Europe	Slavic	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Slavic spirit protector of home.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Don Juan	29.5	356.7					W	1.1	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lover, character of medieval European legend retold in Moliere's "Don Juan" (France, 1665).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Don Quixote	-57.7	250.8					W	0.9	Europe	Spain	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Knight-errant, imagined Dulcinea as his lady-love in Cervantes' "Don Quixote" (Spain, 1605).
Jupiter	Io	Donar Fluctus	22.67	187.63	19.02	25.57	188.94	184.74	W	222.47	Europe	Teutonic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Teutonic god of thunder.
Earth	Moon	Donati	-20.7	5.2					E	36.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1826-1873).
Earth	Moon	Donna	7.2	38.3					E	2.0	Europe	Italy	S-01	61D2S1	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian female name.
Mercury	Mercury	Donne	2.8	13.8					W	88.0	Europe	England	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; English poet (1572-1631).
Earth	Moon	Donner	-31.4	98.0					E	58.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anders Severin; Finnish astronomer (1854-1938).
Mars	Mars	Doon	23.8	250.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	3.7	North America	Canada	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ontario, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Doon	23.56	109.4	0	0	360	360	E	3.7	North America	Canada	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ontario, Canada.
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer	-28.5	-41.4					E	63.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppler	-12.6	-159.6					E	110.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Christian; Austrian physicist, mathematician, astronomer (1803-1853).
Jupiter	Io	Dorian Montes	-25.89	198.13	-31.46	-20.0	204.61	191.45	W	495.25	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Region in ancient Greece.
Venus	Venus	Doris	2.3	90.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.5	Europe	Greek	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Neptune	Triton	Doro Macula	-27.5	31.7					E	0.0	Asia	Nanai	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Nanay mistress of fishing, Sea of Okhotsk.
Venus	Venus	Dorothy	-35.4	11.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.4	Europe	Greek	V-44	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Aldrovandi	24.0	28.5					E	136.0	Europe	Italy	LTO42B3	LTO-42B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Ulisse; Italian Earth scientist (1522-1605).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Andrusov	-1.0	57.0					E	160.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Nikolai Ivanovich; Soviet geologist (1861-1924).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Argand	28.1	-40.6					E	109.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO39A3	LTO-39A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Émile; Swiss geologist (1879-1940).
Mars	Mars	Dorsa Argentea	-77.9	33.2	-79.3	-75.3	22.0	43.0	W	360.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Dorsa Argentea	-77.77	326.8	-79.181	-75.14	338	317	E	360.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Barlow	15.0	31.0					E	120.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61A1	LTO-61A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	William; British crystallographer (1845-1934).
Mars	Mars	Dorsa Brevia	-71.3	297.1	-73.4	-68.2	279.8	310.9	W	670.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Dorsa Brevia	-71.1	62.9	-73.221	-67.975	80.2	49.1	E	670.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Burnet	28.4	-57.0					E	194.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO	LTO-38B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Thomas; British Earth scientist (1635-1715).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Cato	1.0	47.0					E	140.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Marcus Porcius; Roman geological engineer (234-149 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Dana	3.0	90.0					E	70.0	North America	American	LTO64D4	LTO-64D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	James Dwight; American Earth scientist (1813-1895).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Ewing	-10.2	-39.4					E	141.0	North America	American	LTO75C1	LTO-75C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	William Maurice; American geophysicist (1906-1974).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Geikie	-4.6	52.5					E	228.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80A1	LTO-80A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Sir Archibald; Scottish geologist (1835-1924).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Harker	14.5	64.0					E	197.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO62B1	LTO-62B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Alfred; British petrologist (1859-1939).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Lister	20.3	23.8					E	203.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO42C1	LTO-42C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Martin; British stratigrapher, zoologist (1639-1712).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Mawson	-7.0	53.0					E	132.0	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Douglas; English-Australian Antarctic explorer (1882-1958).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Rubey	-10.0	-42.0					E	100.0	North America	American	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	William Walden; American geologist (1898-1974).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Smirnov	27.3	25.3					E	156.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO42B3	LTO-42B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Sergei Sergeevich; Soviet Earth scientist (1895-1947).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Sorby	19.0	14.0					E	80.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO42D4	LTO-42D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Henry Clifton; British Earth scientist (1826-1908).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Stille	27.0	-19.0					E	80.0	Europe	Germany	LTO40B4	LTO-40B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Hans; German Earth scientist (1876-1966).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Tetyaev	19.9	64.2					E	176.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Mikhail Mikhailovich; Soviet geologist (1882-1956).
Earth	Moon	Dorsa Whiston	29.4	-56.4					E	85.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO	LTO-38B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	William; British mathematician, astronomer (1667-1752).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Arduino	24.9	-35.8					E	107.0	Europe	Italy	LTO39B4	LTO-39B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Giovanni; Italian Earth scientist (1713-1795).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Azara	26.7	19.2					E	105.0	Europe	Spain	LTO42A3	LTO-42A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Felix De; Spanish Earth scientist (1746-1811).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Bucher	31.0	-39.0					E	90.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO39B1	LTO-39B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Walter Herman; American geologist (1889-1965).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Buckland	20.4	12.8					E	380.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41C2	LTO-41C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	William; British Earth scientist (1784-1856).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Cayeux	1.6	51.2					E	84.0	Europe	France	LTO62D4	LTO-62D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Lucien; French sedimentary petrographer (1864-1944).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Cloos	1.0	91.0					E	100.0	Europe	Germany	LTO64D4	LTO-64D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Hans; German Earth scientist (1885-1951).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Cushman	1.0	49.0					E	80.0	North America	American	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Joseph Augustine; American micropaleontologist (1881-1949).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Gast	24.0	9.0					E	60.0	North America	American	LTO41B3	LTO-41B3	Adopted by IAU	1973	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Paul Werner; American geochemist, geologist (1930-1973).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Grabau	29.4	-15.9					E	121.0	North America	American	LTO40B1	LTO-40B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Amadeus William; American paleontologist (1870-1946).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Guettard	-10.0	-18.0					E	40.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Jean-Etienne; French geologist, mineralogist (1715-1786).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Heim	32.0	-29.8					E	148.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40A1	LTO-40A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Albert; Swiss Earth scientist (1849-1937).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Higazy	28.0	-17.0					E	60.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO40B1	LTO-40B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Riad Abdel-Megid; Egyptian Earth scientist (1919-1967).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Nicol	18.0	23.0					E	50.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO42C4	LTO-42C4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	William; Scottish physicist (1768-1851).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Niggli	29.0	-52.0					E	50.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO	LTO-38B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Paul; Swiss Earth scientist (1888-1953).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Oppel	18.7	52.6					E	268.0	Europe	Germany	LTO44D4	LTO-44D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Albert; German palaeontologist (1831-1865).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Owen	25.0	11.0					E	50.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	George; British Earth scientist (1552-1613).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Scilla	32.8	-60.4					E	108.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	LTO-38B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Agostino; Italian geologist (1639-1700).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Termier	11.0	58.0					E	90.0	Europe	France	LTO62A3	LTO-62A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Pierre-Marie; French geologist (1859-1930).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Thera	24.4	-31.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	S-01	39 B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Greek female name.
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Von Cotta	23.2	11.9					E	199.0	Europe	Germany	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Carl Bernard; German Earth scientist (1808-1879).
Earth	Moon	Dorsum Zirkel	28.1	-23.5					E	193.0	Europe	Germany	LTO40A1	LTO-40A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Ferdinand; German geologist, mineralogist (1838-1912).
Mercury	Mercury	Dostoevskij	-45.1	176.4					W	411.0	Europe	Russia	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fydor Mikhaylovich; Russian novelist (1821-1881).
Venus	Venus	Dotetem Fluctus	-6.0	177.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	530.0	Asia	Siberia	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Ketian (Yenisey R.) evil spirit.
Venus	Venus	Dou-Mu Tesserae	-60.0	244.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	China	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Chinese life/death ruling goddess.
Earth	Moon	Doublet	-3.7	-17.5					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 14 site.
Earth	Moon	Douglass	35.9	-122.4					E	49.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrew Ellicott; American astronomer (1867-1962).
Mars	Mars	Douglass	-51.8	70.6	-52.5	-50.9	69.3	71.8	W	94.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrew E.; American astronomer (1867-1962).
Mars	MarsE	Douglass	-51.48	289.4	-52.186	-50.582	290.7	288.2	E	94.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrew E.; American astronomer (1867-1962).
Earth	Moon	Dove	-46.7	31.5					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich Wilhelm; German physicist (1803-1879).
Mercury	Mercury	Dowland	-53.5	179.5					W	100.0	Europe	England	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; English composer (1562-1626).
Mars	Mars	Downe	-16.1	184.3	-16.4	-16.0	184.1	184.6	W	28.0	Europe	England	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Downe	-15.93	175.7	-16.225	-15.829	175.9	175.4	E	28.0	Europe	England	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Earth	Moon	Draper	17.6	-21.7					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 40	LAC 40	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry; American astronomer (1837-1882).
Mars	Mars	Drava Valles	-49.0	193.7	-49.9	-47.9	191.6	195.5	W	150.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Yugoslavia.
Mars	MarsE	Drava Valles	-48.68	166.3	-49.58	-47.577	168.4	164.5	E	150.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Yugoslavia.
Earth	Moon	Drebbel	-40.9	-49.0					E	30.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Dreyer	10.0	96.9					E	61.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Ludwig Emil; Danish astronomer (1852-1926).
Mars	Mars	Drilon Vallis	7.3	52.4	6.5	7.9	51.8	52.9	W	94.0	Europe	Albania	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Drin River, Albania.
Mars	MarsE	Drilon Vallis	7.22	307.6	6.427	7.812	308.2	307.1	E	94.0	Europe	Albania	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Drin River, Albania.
Jupiter	Europa	Drizzlecomb Linea	7.7	111.7	-15.0	24.5	97.0	134.8	W	1,500.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in England.
Mars	Mars	Dromore	20.1	49.7	20.0	20.2	49.5	49.8	W	14.8	Europe	Ireland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Northern Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Dromore	19.89	310.3	19.792	19.99	310.5	310.2	E	14.8	Europe	Ireland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Northern Ireland.
Earth	Moon	Drude	-38.5	-91.8					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul Karl Ludwig; German physicist (1863-1906).
Jupiter	Europa	Drumskinny Linea	48.3	161.0	23.9	60.7	141.7	192.4	W	1,375.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in Ireland.
Earth	Moon	Dryden	-33.0	-155.2					E	51.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hugh Latimer; American physicist, engineer (1898-1965).
Earth	Moon	Drygalski	-79.3	-84.9					E	149.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Erich Dagobert von; German geographer, geophysicist (1865-1949).
Jupiter	Callisto	Dryops	80.0	34.8	79.6	80.4	32.6	37.0	W	31.5	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek; son of Dia by Apollo.
Venus	Venus	Dröl-ma Tholus	24.2	6.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	40.0	Asia	Tibet	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Tibetan goddess of compassion.
Venus	Venus	Dsonkwa Regio	-53.0	167.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,500.0	North America	American	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Kwakiutl (NW Coast) forest giantess.
Venus	Venus	du Chatelet	21.5	165.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.5	Europe	France	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emilie; French mathemetician, physicist (1706-1749).
Mars	Mars	Du Martheray	5.5	266.5	4.6	6.3	265.6	267.3	W	102.0	Europe	Switzerland	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maurice; Swiss astronomer (1892-1955).
Mars	MarsE	Du Martheray	5.44	93.5	4.548	6.23	94.4	92.7	E	102.0	Europe	Switzerland	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maurice; Swiss astronomer (1892-1955).
Mars	Mars	Du Toit	-71.8	49.6	-72.6	-71.1	47.2	51.8	W	83.0	Africa	South Africa	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander L.; South African geologist (1878-1948).
Mars	MarsE	Du Toit	-71.61	310.4	-72.414	-70.9	312.8	308.2	E	83.0	Africa	South Africa	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander L.; South African geologist (1878-1948).
Saturn	Enceladus	Duban	58.38	282.91	55.94	60.91	277.99	286.4	W	19.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sage who cured King Yunan of leprosy.
Mars	Mars	Dubis Vallis	-5.3	148.2	-5.6	-4.9	148.1	148.3	W	37.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Doubs River, France.
Mars	MarsE	Dubis Vallis	-5.24	211.8	-5.537	-4.845	211.9	211.7	E	37.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Doubs River, France.
Mars	Mars	Dubki	-35.3	55.3	-35.3	-35.2	55.2	55.4	W	9.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Dubki	-34.99	304.7	-34.994	-34.895	304.8	304.6	E	9.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Dubyago	4.4	70.0					E	51.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Venus	Venus	Dudumitsa Dorsa	-13.5	358.0	-15.5	-13.5	353.0	2.0	E	980.0	Europe	Bulgaria	V-32,43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Bulgarian rain deity.
Earth	Moon	Dufay	5.5	169.5					E	39.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Claude Barthélemy; French astronomer (1896-1967).
Earth	Moon	Dugan	64.2	103.3					E	50.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Raymond Smith; American astronomer (1878-1940).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Dukug Sulcus	83.5	3.8	79.4	87.8	343.6	14.8	W	385.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Sumerian holy cosmic chamber of the gods.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Dulcinea	-76.1	272.9					W	1.4	Europe	Spain	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Imaginary lady-love of the knight Don Quixote in Cervantes' "Don Quixote" (Spain, 1605).
Venus	Venus	Duncan	68.1	291.7	68.1	68.1	291.2	292.2	E	40.3	North America	American	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Isadora; American dancer (1878-1927).
Earth	Moon	Dune	26.0	3.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Venus	Venus	Dunghe	-56.2	295.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.5	Europe	Kalmyk	V-60	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kalmyk first name.
Mars	Mars	Dunhuang	-81.0	48.5	-81.1	-80.8	47.8	49.0	W	12.1	Asia	China	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Mars	MarsE	Dunhuang	-80.9	311.5	-81	-80.697	312.2	311	E	12.1	Asia	China	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Dunne Regio	15.0	15.0					W	0.0	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	James; Galileo Project planner.
Venus	Venus	Dunne-Musun Corona	-60.0	85.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	630.0	Asia	Siberia	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Evenk (Tungu) earth and taiga mistress.
Uranus	Miranda	Dunsinane Regio	-31.5	11.9					E	244.0	Europe	Great Britain	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Location of castle where MacBeth was defeated.
Earth	Moon	Dunthorne	-30.1	-31.6					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard; British astronomer (1711-1775).
Saturn	Enceladus	Dunyazad	41.9	200.62	38.24	45.05	196.38	204.68	W	30.9	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sister of Shahrazad.
Earth	Moon	Dunér	44.8	179.5					E	62.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nils Christofer; Swedish astronomer (1839-1914).
Venus	Venus	Durant	-62.3	227.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.1	North America	American	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ariel; American writer (1898-1981).
Jupiter	Callisto	Durinn	67.0	89.1	66.4	67.6	87.7	90.7	W	51.6	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Mars	Mars	Durius Valles	-17.6	187.9	-19.4	-15.8	187.0	189.4	W	223.0	Europe	Spain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Douro River, Portugal.
Mars	MarsE	Durius Valles	-17.41	172.1	-19.197	-15.631	173	170.6	E	223.0	Europe	Spain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Douro River, Portugal.
Venus	Venus	Duse	-82.5	358.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.4	Europe	Italy	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eleonora; Italian actress (1858-1924).
Mars	Mars	Dush	22.7	54.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.5	Africa	Egypt	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Egypt.
Mars	MarsE	Dush	22.47	305.9	0	0	360	360	E	2.5	Africa	Egypt	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Egypt.
Jupiter	Io	Dusura Patera	37.47	119.02	36.36	38.48	120.22	117.75	W	68.58	Asia	Semitic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Nabataean sun god.
Venus	Venus	Dutrieu Patera	33.8	198.5	33.4	34.2	198.1	198.9	E	80.0	Europe	Belgium	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Helene; Belgian/French pioneer aviatrix (1877-1961).
Mercury	Mercury	Dvorák	-9.6	11.9					W	82.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anton; Bohemian composer (1841-1904).
Venus	Venus	Dyamenyuo Corona	-57.5	42.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Siberia	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Enets (Samoyed) women's and childbirth deity.
Venus	Venus	Dyan-Mu Dorsa	78.2	31.9	76.2	79.1	17.3	45.3	E	687.0	Asia	China	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Chinese lightning goddess.
Venus	Venus	Dyasya	5.1	297.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.8	Asia	Siberia	V-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nganasan (Samoyed) first name.
Venus	Venus	Dylacha Dorsa	-19.0	76.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	650.0	Asia	Tungu	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Evenk/Tungu (Siberia) sun goddess.
Jupiter	Europa	Dylan	-55.3	84.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	5.3	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic sea god.
Saturn	Mimas	Dynas	2.35	80.71	-3.86	7.6	74.56	86.56	W	35.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A knight of the Round Table.
Earth	Moon	Dyson	61.3	-121.2					E	63.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Frank Watson; British astronomer (1868-1939).
Venus	Venus	Dzalarhons Mons	0.5	34.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	120.0	North America	Canada	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Haida (NW Coast) volcano goddess.
Mars	Mars	Dzeng	-80.7	70.4	-80.7	-80.6	69.8	70.9	W	10.6	Africa	Cameroon	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Cameroon.
Mars	MarsE	Dzeng	-80.6	289.6	-80.596	-80.495	290.2	289.1	E	10.6	Africa	Cameroon	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Cameroon.
Venus	Venus	Dzerassa Planitia	-15.0	295.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,800.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-41,54	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Ossetian epic heroine; golden-haired daughter of water king.
Earth	Moon	Dziewulski	21.2	98.9					E	63.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wladyslaw; Polish astronomer (1878-1962).
Mars	Mars	Dzigai Vallis	-58.8	36.6	-60.2	-55.7	33.2	38.2	W	326.0	North America	Navajo	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "valley" in Navajo.
Mars	MarsE	Dzigai Vallis	-58.51	323.4	-59.919	-55.397	326.8	321.8	E	326.0	North America	Navajo	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "valley" in Navajo.
Venus	Venus	Dziwica Chasma	-16.5	235.0	-14.0	-18.0	228.0	239.0	E	1,300.0	Europe	Slavic	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Forest maiden in myths of Luzicke Serby/Sorben/Wenden, W. Slavic group in E. Germany.
Venus	Venus	Dzuzdi Corona	35.2	20.6	34.7	35.3	20.0	21.0	E	80.0	Europe	Komi	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	W. Komi-Permyakan (Ural Finn) mythological ancestor of Zyuzdino tribes, Upper Kama River area.
Venus	Venus	Dzyzlan Vallis	-16.0	182.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Asia	Georgia	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Abkhazian river goddess.
Earth	Moon	D'Alembert	50.8	163.9					E	248.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Le-Rond; French mathematician, physicist (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	D'Arrest	2.3	14.7					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich Louis; German astronomer (1822-1875).
Mars	Phobos	D'Arrest	-39.0	179.0					W	2.1	Europe	Germany		TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich L.; German/Danish astronomer (1822-1875).
Earth	Moon	D'Arsonval	-10.3	124.6					E	28.0	Europe	France	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacques Arsène; French physicist (1851-1940).
Venus	Venus	d'Este	-34.3	238.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.6	Europe	Italy	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Isabella; Italian archaeologist, businesswoman (1474-1539).
Mercury	Mercury	Dürer	21.9	119.0					W	180.0	Europe	Germany	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albrecht; German painter (1471-1528).
Mars	Mars	E. Mareotis Tholus	36.2	85.3	36.2	36.2	85.2	85.3	W	5.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35087	I-2191	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	E. Mareotis Tholus	35.89	274.7	35.891	35.891	274.8	274.7	E	5.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35087	I-2191	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ea	17.7	148.7	17.5	17.9	148.5	148.9	W	19.1	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	JG-08	I-1536	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-babylonian god of water, wisdom, and the earth.
Mars	Mars	Eads	-28.8	30.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.3	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colorado, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Eads	-28.53	330.0	0	0	360	360	E	2.3	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colorado, USA.
Mars	Mars	Eagle	44.2	8.2	44.0	44.3	8.1	8.4	W	13.0	North America	United States	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Idaho, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Eagle	43.88	351.8	43.675	43.975	351.9	351.6	E	13.0	North America	United States	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Idaho, USA.
Venus	Venus	Earhart Corona	70.1	136.2	69.7	70.5	130.9	140.5	E	414.0	North America	American	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Amelia; American aviator (1897-1937).
Earth	Moon	Earthlight	26.1	3.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Mars	Mars	Eberswalde	-24.0	33.3	-24.4	-23.6	32.9	34.0	W	65.3	Europe	Germany	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Mars	MarsE	Eberswalde	-23.76	326.7	-24.156	-23.363	327.1	326	E	65.3	Europe	Germany	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Mercury	Mercury	Echegaray	42.7	19.2					W	75.0	Europe	Spain	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jose; Spanish dramatist, Nobel laureate (1832-1916).
Jupiter	Europa	Echion Linea	-11.6	185.2	-16.0	-9.9	201.6	164.7	W	1,026.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Survivor of the men Cadmus sowed with the dragon's teeth; a founder of Thebes.
Jupiter	Io	Echo Mensa	-80.0	355.63	-81.76	-77.93	13.22	338.64	W	203.41	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Mother of Iynx.
Mars	Mars	Echt	-22.2	28.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.1	Europe	Scotland	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Scotland.
Mars	MarsE	Echt	-21.97	331.8	0	0	360	360	E	1.1	Europe	Scotland	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Scotland.
Mars	Mars	Echus Chaos	10.9	74.8	6.9	14.9	74.1	77.0	W	473.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From albedo feature Echus Lacus at 1N, 90W.
Mars	MarsE	Echus Chaos	10.78	285.2	6.823	14.739	285.9	283	E	473.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From albedo feature Echus Lacus at 1N, 90W.
Mars	Mars	Echus Chasma	2.7	80.2	-1.1	5.7	77.6	81.2	W	413.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1976	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Echus Chasma	2.67	279.8	-1.088	5.636	282.4	278.8	E	413.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1976	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Echus Fossae	2.9	76.9	-0.3	6.6	75.8	79.3	W	400.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Echus Fossae	2.87	283.1	-0.297	6.526	284.2	280.7	E	400.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Echus Montes	8.2	78.0	4.6	11.1	76.1	78.8	W	395.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Echus Montes	8.11	282.0	4.548	10.978	283.9	281.2	E	395.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Eckert	17.3	58.3					E	2.0	North America	American	LTO44D3	LTO-44D3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wallace John; American astronomer (1902-1971).
Mars	Mars	Edam	-26.5	20.1	-26.7	-26.4	19.9	20.3	W	20.2	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Netherlands.
Mars	MarsE	Edam	-26.24	339.9	-26.44	-26.142	340.1	339.7	E	20.2	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Netherlands.
Venus	Venus	Edda Corona	47.2	25.4	47.0	47.5	25.0	25.9	E	50.0	Europe	Scotland	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Scandinavian goddess, "great grandmother", first woman to produce offspring.
Mars	Mars	Eddie	12.4	217.9	11.5	13.2	217.2	218.7	W	89.0	Africa	South Africa	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lindsay A.; South African astronomer (1845-1913).
Mars	MarsE	Eddie	12.26	142.1	11.374	13.056	142.8	141.3	E	89.0	Africa	South Africa	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lindsay A.; South African astronomer (1845-1913).
Earth	Moon	Eddington	21.3	-72.2					E	118.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Arthur Stanley; British astrophysicist, mathematician (1882-1944).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Edfu Facula	25.7	147.1	23.9	27.6	144.9	149.3	W	184.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Egyptian town where Horus was worshipped.
Venus	Venus	Edgeworth	32.2	22.8	32.2	32.2	22.6	22.8	E	29.0	Europe	Ireland	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Irish writer (1767-1849).
Venus	Venus	Edinger	-68.8	208.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	33.3	North America	American	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tilly; American geologist (1897-1967).
Earth	Moon	Edison	25.0	99.1					E	62.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas Alva; American inventor (1847-1931).
Earth	Moon	Edith	-25.8	102.3					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	100C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English female name.
Mars	Mars	Edom	0.0	345.0	0.0	0.0	345.0	345.0	W	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical country of Edomites, south of Judea.
Mars	MarsE	Edom	0.0	15.0	0	0	15	15	E	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical country of Edomites, south of Judea.
Venus	Venus	Efimova	81.0	223.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	26.5	Europe	Soviet	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Simonovich-Efimova) Nina; Soviet painter and puppet-theatre designer (1877-1948).
Jupiter	Callisto	Egdir	33.9	35.9	33.2	34.6	35.0	36.7	W	60.6	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; shepherd for the giants.
Earth	Moon	Egede	48.7	10.6					E	37.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Mars	Mars	Eger	-48.6	51.9	-48.7	-48.5	51.8	52.1	W	13.0	Europe	Hungary	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary.
Mars	MarsE	Eger	-48.28	308.1	-48.378	-48.177	308.2	307.9	E	13.0	Europe	Hungary	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary.
Venus	Venus	Egeria Farrum	43.6	7.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	40.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	Roman water nymph.
Venus	Venus	Egle Mons	-59.0	134.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	110.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Lithuanian underwater queen.
Jupiter	Callisto	Egres	42.5	176.6	42.1	43.1	175.8	177.2	W	45.5	Europe	Karelia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karelian deity of the harvest of beans.
Jupiter	Io	Egypt Mons	-41.49	257.6	-44.17	-39.56	261.92	253.97	W	193.66	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Io ended her wanderings here.
Earth	Moon	Ehrlich	40.9	-172.4					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
Earth	Moon	Eichstadt	-22.6	-78.3					E	49.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
Venus	Venus	Eigin Corona	-5.0	175.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Celtic	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Eijkman	-63.1	-141.5					E	54.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christiaan; Dutch doctor; Nobel laureate (1858-1930).
Jupiter	Callisto	Eikin Catena	-8.9	15.5	-11.1	-7.0	14.0	17.4	W	223.1	Europe	Norse	JC-06	I-1887	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Norse river.
Mars	Mars	Eil	42.1	9.8	42.0	42.1	9.7	9.9	W	5.7	Africa	Somalia	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Mars	MarsE	Eil	41.78	350.2	41.677	41.777	350.3	350.1	E	5.7	Africa	Somalia	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Venus	Venus	Eila	-75.0	94.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.5	Europe	Finland	V-57	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Venus	Venus	Eileen	-22.8	232.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.1	Europe	Ireland	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish first name.
Earth	Moon	Eimmart	24.0	64.8					E	46.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
Venus	Venus	Eingana Corona	5.0	350.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	375.0	Oceania	Australia	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Australian aboriginal snake goddess, maker of all beings.
Venus	Venus	Eini	-41.6	96.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.9	Europe	Finland	V-47	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Earth	Moon	Einstein	16.3	-88.7					E	198.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albert; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1955).
Earth	Moon	Einthoven	-4.9	109.6					E	69.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
Venus	Venus	Eistla Regio	10.5	21.5	7.2	19.4	1.2	52.7	E	8,015.0	Europe	Norse	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Norse giantess.
Venus	Venus	Eithinoha Corona	-57.0	7.5	-57.0	-57.0	7.5	7.5	E	500.0	North America	American	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Iroquois earth goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Eitoku	-22.1	156.9					W	100.0	Asia	Japan	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pseudonym of Kano Kuninobu; painter (1543-1590).
Mars	Mars	Ejriksson	-19.4	173.9	-19.8	-19.0	173.5	174.3	W	49.0	Europe	Norse	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1967	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leif; Norse explorer (c. 1000).
Mars	MarsE	Ejriksson	-19.2	186.1	-19.594	-18.801	186.5	185.7	E	49.0	Europe	Norse	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1967	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leif; Norse explorer (c. 1000).
Venus	Venus	Ekhe-Burkhan Corona	-50.0	40.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Asia	Buriat	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Buryatian creator goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Ekhi Patera	-28.35	88.5	-29.16	-27.61	89.33	87.64	W	51.04	Europe	Spain	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Basque sun goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	El	1.0	151.4	0.4	1.6	150.8	151.9	W	54.3	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	"Father of Men", existed before the birth of gods.
Saturn	Mimas	Elaine	46.33	107.0	43.28	49.39	103.55	110.68	W	21.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of King Pelles, lover of Sir Launcelot and mother, by him, of Sir Galahad.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Elam Sulci	58.2	200.3	38.5	77.5	180.8	230.8	W	1,855.0	Asia	Babylon	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Ancient Babylonian seat of sun worship, in present-day Iran.
Mars	Mars	Elath	46.2	13.7	46.1	46.3	13.5	13.8	W	13.2	Asia	Israel	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Israel.
Mars	MarsE	Elath	45.88	346.3	45.775	45.975	346.5	346.2	E	13.2	Asia	Israel	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Israel.
Jupiter	Europa	Elathan	-31.9	79.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.5	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Handsome Celtic king, father of sun god Bres.
Mars	Mars	Elaver Vallis	-9.5	49.5	-10.4	-8.9	48.2	50.8	W	160.0	Europe	France	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Allier River, France.
Mars	MarsE	Elaver Vallis	-9.39	310.5	-10.285	-8.801	311.8	309.2	E	160.0	Europe	France	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Allier River, France.
Earth	Moon	Elbow	26.0	3.6					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Mars	Mars	Electris	-45.0	190.0	-45.0	-45.0	190.0	190.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Electra's island near River Eridanus; famous for amber formed from tears shed by Phaethon's sisters.
Mars	MarsE	Electris	-44.68	170.0	-44.675	-44.675	170	170	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Electra's island near River Eridanus; famous for amber formed from tears shed by Phaethon's sisters.
Venus	Venus	Elena	-18.3	73.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.6	Europe	Italy	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian first name.
Venus	Venus	Elenora	47.1	6.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.5	Europe	Germany	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German first name (variation of Eleanor).
Earth	Moon	Elger	-35.3	-29.8					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas Gwyn Empy; British astronomer (1836-1897).
Mars	Mars	Elim	-80.21	263.27	-80.57	-79.86	261.1	265.17	W	43.0	Africa	South Africa	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in South Africa.
Mars	MarsE	Elim	-80.1	96.73	-80.464	-79.747	98.9	94.83	E	43.0	Africa	South Africa	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in South Africa.
Uranus	Titania	Elinor	-44.8	333.6					E	74.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mother of King John.
Venus	Venus	Eliot Patera	39.1	79.0	38.6	39.5	78.9	79.0	E	116.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	George; (Mary Ann Evans) English writer (1819-1880).
Venus	Venus	Elizabeth	59.1	215.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Venus	Venus	Ellen	-22.8	281.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.6	Europe	Germany	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German first name.
Earth	Moon	Ellerman	-25.3	-120.1					E	47.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ferdinand; American astronomer (1869-1940).
Earth	Moon	Ellison	55.1	-107.5					E	36.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mervyn Archdall; Irish-born British astronomer (1909-1963).
Mars	Mars	Ellsley	36.6	83.4	36.5	36.7	83.3	83.5	W	11.1	Europe	England	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Ellsley	36.29	276.6	36.19	36.389	276.7	276.5	E	11.1	Europe	England	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Saturn	Rhea	Ellyay	71.4	91.8					W	0.0	Asia	Yakutian	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yakutian ancestor of the people.
Venus	Venus	Elma	-10.1	91.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.2	Europe	Finland	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Earth	Moon	Elmer	-10.1	84.1					E	16.0	North America	American	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Wesley; American astronomer (1872-1954).
Saturn	Tethys	Elpenor	53.43	263.69	50.57	56.08	258.49	269.24	W	60.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Follower of Odysseus.
Uranus	Miranda	Elsinore Corona	-24.8	257.1					E	323.0	Europe	Denmark	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Location of Hamlet's castle.
Earth	Moon	Elvey	8.8	-100.5					E	74.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christian Thomas; American astronomer, geophysicist (1899-1970).
Mars	Mars	Ely	-23.9	27.4	-23.9	-23.8	27.3	27.5	W	10.3	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nevada, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Ely	-23.66	332.6	-23.66	-23.561	332.7	332.5	E	10.3	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nevada, USA.
Mars	Mars	Elysium	25.0	210.0	25.0	25.0	210.0	210.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Home of the blessed on western edge of world.
Mars	MarsE	Elysium	24.75	150.0	24.752	24.752	150	150	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Home of the blessed on western edge of world.
Mars	Mars	Elysium Catena	17.8	210.4	17.6	18.1	210.0	210.7	W	47.7	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Elysium Catena	17.61	149.6	17.414	17.909	150	149.3	E	47.7	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Elysium Chasma	22.5	218.5	21.6	23.5	217.7	219.1	W	129.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Elysium Chasma	22.27	141.5	21.379	23.263	142.3	140.9	E	129.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Elysium Fossae	24.8	213.7	16.4	29.0	202.0	224.0	W	1,175.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Elysium Fossae	24.55	146.3	16.225	28.725	158	136	E	1,175.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Elysium Mons	25.0	213.1	22.0	28.5	209.0	216.0	W	410.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Elysium Mons	24.75	146.9	21.775	28.228	151	144	E	410.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Elysium Planitia	2.0	205.0	-5.0	10.0	180.0	230.0	W	3,000.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Elysium Planitia	1.98	155.0	-4.944	9.889	180	130	E	3,000.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Elysium Rupes	25.4	212.0	24.3	26.3	211.9	212.7	W	130.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Elysium Rupes	25.15	148.0	24.057	26.043	148.1	147.3	E	130.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Elza	-34.4	275.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.0	Europe	Latvia	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latvian first name.
Jupiter	Io	Emakong Patera	-3.33	119.82	-4.7	-2.24	120.98	118.53	W	80.08	Oceania	New Britain	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sulca (New Britain) man who brought fire.
Venus	Venus	Embla Coronae	28.9	205.4	28.4	29.5	204.8	206.1	E	132.0	Europe	Scandinavian	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Scandinavian Earth goddess, creator of life.
Earth	Moon	Emden	63.3	-177.3					E	111.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
Venus	Venus	Emegelji Coronae	-21.5	213.5	-22.5	-20.7	212.8	214.5	E	225.0	Asia	Mongolia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mongolian childcare goddess.
Venus	Venus	Emegen Corona	37.5	290.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	Asia	Tuva	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Tuva (S. Siberia) childcare goddess.
Venus	Venus	Emilia	-26.5	88.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Europe	Sweden	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Swedish first name.
Venus	Venus	Emma	-13.7	302.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.8	Europe	Germany	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German first name.
Earth	Moon	Emory	20.1	30.8					E	1.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Jupiter	Ganymede	En-zu	11.6	168.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	5.0	Asia	Babylon	JG-08	I-1536	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Babylonian moon god.
Earth	Moon	Encke	4.6	-36.6					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	End	-8.9	15.6					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Mercury	Mercury	Endeavour Rupes	37.5	31.3					W	0.0	Europe	England	H-02	I-1057	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	English; Cook's ship to explore Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, 1768-71.
Earth	Moon	Endymion	53.9	57.0					E	123.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek mythological character.
Venus	Venus	Enekeler Corona	-46.0	264.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Asia	Altai	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Altay childbirth goddess.
Earth	Moon	Engel'gardt (Engelhardt)	5.7	-159.0					E	43.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
Venus	Venus	Enid	16.4	352.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.2	Europe	Celtic	V-31	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic first name.
Mars	Mars	Enipeus Vallis	37.0	93.1	33.9	40.0	92.8	93.7	W	357.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35092	I-2192	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river.
Mars	MarsE	Enipeus Vallis	36.69	266.9	33.6	39.68	267.2	266.3	E	357.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35092	I-2192	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Enki Catena	38.8	13.6	38.0	39.6	11.5	15.6	W	161.3	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Principal water god of the Apsu.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Enkidu	-26.6	325.2	-27.9	-25.4	323.7	326.7	W	121.1	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friend of Gilgamesh.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Enlil	55.3	312.2	55.0	55.7	311.5	312.8	W	34.4	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; nature god of the air, hurricanes, and nature.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Enugu	-15.3	151.6					W	5.9	Africa	Nigeria	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nigerian coal field.
Venus	Venus	Enyo Fossae	-62.0	351.0	-61.0	-61.0	345.0	357.0	E	700.0	Europe	Greek	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Greek war goddess.
Mars	Mars	Eos Chaos	-16.8	46.9	-19.1	-16.0	42.3	51.0	W	490.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Greek name of Aurora; albedo feature.
Mars	MarsE	Eos Chaos	-16.62	313.1	-18.9	-15.829	317.7	309	E	490.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Greek name of Aurora; albedo feature.
Mars	Mars	Eos Chasma	-12.1	39.7	-18.5	-5.7	28.8	51.0	W	1,413.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Eos Chasma	-11.97	320.3	-18.305	-5.636	331.2	309	E	1,413.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Eos Mensa	-11.0	42.2	-14.0	-8.5	39.7	44.0	W	390.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2003	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Eos Mensa	-10.88	317.8	-13.848	-8.406	320.3	316	E	390.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2003	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Eostre Mons	45.1	329.1	45.1	45.1	328.9	329.3	E	26.0	Europe	Teutonic	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Teutonic goddess of spring.
Jupiter	Io	Epaphus Mensa	-52.97	239.99	-54.48	-51.3	243.05	237.05	W	126.2	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	"Child of touch," son of Io and Zeus.
Uranus	Miranda	Ephesus Regio	-15.0	250.0					E	225.0	Asia	Turkey	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Home of twins and setting for "The Comedy of Errors."
Earth	Moon	Epigenes	67.5	-4.6					E	55.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Epigeus	23.4	180.6	19.1	28.9	176.7	184.3	W	343.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenecian god.
Earth	Moon	Epimenides	-40.9	-30.2					E	27.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Epona Corona	-28.0	208.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	225.0	Europe	Celtic	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic horse/fertility goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Equiano	-40.2	30.7					W	99.0	Africa	Benin	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	O.; Olavdah, West Africa (Benin) slave, writer (c. 1750-1797).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes	14.5	-11.3					E	58.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Erebus Montes	36.0	175.0	29.9	41.8	169.6	179.7	W	785.0	Europe	Latin	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	From albedo feature at 26N, 182W.
Mars	MarsE	Erebus Montes	35.69	185.0	29.62	41.477	190.4	180.3	E	785.0	Europe	Latin	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	From albedo feature at 26N, 182W.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Erech Sulcus	-7.3	179.2	-16.5	2.0	174.8	181.6	W	953.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Akkadian town that was built by Marduk.
Venus	Venus	Ereshkigal Corona	21.0	84.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	320.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mesopotamian nature/fertility goddess.
Saturn	Phoebe	Erginus	31.6	337.1					W	38.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Neptune, helmsman of the Argo after the death of Tiphys.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Erichthonius	-15.3	175.3	-15.6	-15.0	175.0	175.6	W	30.5	Europe	Greek	JG-08	I-1536	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Possible father of Ganymede.
Mars	Mars	Eridania	-45.0	220.0	-45.0	-45.0	220.0	220.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Region on the Po River, Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Eridania	-44.68	140.0	-44.675	-44.675	140	140	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Region on the Po River, Italy.
Mars	Mars	Eridania Scopulus	-53.8	221.0	-58.2	-47.5	210.0	229.8	W	939.0	Europe	Latin	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1979	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Eridania Scopulus	-53.49	139.0	-57.908	-47.176	150	130.2	E	939.0	Europe	Latin	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1979	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Erigone Corona	-34.5	284.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	325.0	Europe	Greek	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Erika	72.0	175.4	72.0	72.0	175.1	175.1	E	10.5	Europe	Hungary	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hungarian, German first name.
Venus	Venus	Erin	-47.0	184.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.6	Europe	Ireland	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish first name.
Venus	Venus	Erinna	-78.0	309.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	33.8	Europe	Greek	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek poet (c. 500 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Eriu Fluctus	-37.0	357.0	-35.0	-35.0	358.0	358.0	E	600.0	Europe	Ireland	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Irish earth mother.
Venus	Venus	Erkeley	43.9	103.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.0	Asia	Altai	V-11	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Altai first name.
Venus	Venus	Erkir Corona	-16.3	233.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	275.0	Asia	Armenian	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Armenian earth goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Erlik	66.8	1.3	66.4	67.0	0.5	2.1	W	26.6	Europe	Russia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first man who became a devil.
Venus	Venus	Ermolova	60.3	154.4	60.2	60.2	154.2	154.2	E	60.9	Europe	Russia	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mariya; Russian actress (1853-1928).
Earth	Moon	Erro	5.7	98.5					E	61.0	North America	Mexico	LTO64D2	LTO-64D2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
Venus	Venus	Erxleben	-50.9	39.4	-50.9	-50.9	39.4	39.4	E	31.6	Europe	Germany	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dorothea; first woman Ph.D in Germany (1715-1762).
Mars	Mars	Erythraea Fossa	-27.5	31.0	-27.9	-27.1	29.5	32.3	W	152.0	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Erythraea Fossa	-27.23	329.0	-27.632	-26.837	330.5	327.7	E	152.0	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Erzulie Mons	-68.0	8.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	South and Central America	Haiti	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Haitian voodoo goddess of love.
Mars	Mars	Escalante	0.2	244.7	-0.4	0.8	244.0	245.3	W	79.3	North America	Mexico	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	F.; Mexican astronomer (c. 1930).
Mars	MarsE	Escalante	0.2	115.3	-0.395	0.791	116	114.7	E	79.3	North America	Mexico	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	F.; Mexican astronomer (c. 1930).
Earth	Moon	Esclangon	21.5	42.1					E	15.0	Europe	France	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernest Benjamin; French astronomer (1876-1954).
Venus	Venus	Escoda	18.2	149.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.6	Asia	Philippines	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Philipino organizer of Girl Scouts of P.I. (1898-1945).
Mars	Mars	Escorial	77.0	55.4	76.8	77.1	54.6	56.3	W	22.7	Europe	Spain	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Escorial	76.86	304.6	76.655	76.958	305.4	303.7	E	22.7	Europe	Spain	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Eshmun	-17.4	192.1	-18.5	-16.4	191.0	193.2	W	96.5	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenician; divinity of Sidon.
Mars	Mars	Esk	45.6	7.1	45.5	45.6	7.0	7.1	W	3.9	Oceania	Australia	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Esk	45.28	352.9	45.175	45.275	353	352.9	E	3.9	Oceania	Australia	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Venus	Venus	Esmeralda	64.4	104.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.8	Europe	Gypsy	V-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gypsy first name.
Earth	Moon	Esnault-Pelterie	47.7	-141.4					E	79.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert-Albert-Charles; French rocketry engineer (1881-1957).
Earth	Moon	Espin	28.1	109.1					E	75.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas Henry Espinall Compton; British astronomer (1858-1934).
Mars	Mars	Espino	-19.9	249.8	-20.0	-19.8	249.6	249.9	W	12.0	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Mars	MarsE	Espino	-19.69	110.2	-19.792	-19.594	110.4	110.1	E	12.0	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Jupiter	Io	Estan Patera	21.61	87.71	20.41	22.78	89.3	86.14	W	95.0	Asia	Syria	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hittite sun god.
Venus	Venus	Estelle	1.1	93.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.8	Europe	Latin	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Venus	Venus	Esterica	36.8	3.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3.6	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Romanian first name.
Venus	Venus	Esther	19.4	21.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.6	Asia	Persian	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Persian.
Venus	Venus	Etain Dorsa	-45.0	199.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,400.0	Europe	Ireland	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Irish sun and horse goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Etana	74.7	340.5	74.2	75.2	338.7	342.4	W	44.5	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; asked the eagle for an herb to give him an heir.
Jupiter	Io	Ethiopia Planum	-45.3	24.59	-47.54	-42.46	30.85	16.2	W	331.32	Africa	Ethiopia	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
Jupiter	Io	Euboea Fluct?s	-45.01	350.96	-46.14	-43.9	352.96	349.09	W	104.82	Europe	Greek	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
Jupiter	Io	Euboea Montes	-48.89	338.77	-51.09	-44.46	350.44	330.68	W	439.94	Europe	Greek	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
Earth	Moon	Euclides	-7.4	-29.5					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euctemon	76.4	31.3					E	62.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Eudocia	-59.1	202.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	27.5	Europe	Byzantine	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Byzantine empress (c. 401-460).
Earth	Moon	Eudoxus	44.3	16.3					E	67.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Eudoxus	-44.9	147.5	-45.7	-44.0	146.3	148.5	W	98.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Mars	MarsE	Eudoxus	-44.58	212.5	-45.375	-43.675	213.7	211.5	E	98.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Eugenia	80.6	105.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.0	Europe	Greek	V-01	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Earth	Moon	Euler	23.3	-29.2					E	27.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40D1	LTO-40D1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). 
Saturn	Tethys	Eumaeus	23.1	51.12	21.32	24.57	49.32	52.26	W	30.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Faithful swineherd who greets Odysseus, gave him warm cloak and guided him to palace.
Mars	Mars	Eumenides Dorsum	4.5	156.5	-0.1	9.3	155.2	158.0	W	566.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Eumenides Dorsum	4.45	203.5	-0.099	9.197	204.8	202	E	566.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Eunostos	22.0	120.0	22.0	22.0	120.0	120.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Lucky journey or lucky return"; i.e., infernal regions beyond Elysium.
Mars	MarsE	Eunostos	21.78	240.0	21.775	21.775	240	240	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Lucky journey or lucky return"; i.e., infernal regions beyond Elysium.
Saturn	Phoebe	Euphemus	-31.3	331.1					W	23.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Neptune and Europa.
Jupiter	Europa	Euphemus Linea	-11.4	45.7	-20.0	-2.6	26.9	69.8	W	1,250.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	In Greek mythology, son of Europa and Poseidon who could walk on water.
Mars	Mars	Euphrates	20.0	335.0	20.0	20.0	335.0	335.0	W	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical fourth River of Paradise.
Mars	MarsE	Euphrates	19.79	25.0	19.792	19.792	25	25	E	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical fourth River of Paradise.
Mars	Mars	Euripus Mons	-45.1	255.0	-45.7	-44.5	253.8	256.0	W	91.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Euripus Mons	-44.78	105.0	-45.375	-44.175	106.2	104	E	91.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Saturn	Tethys	Eurycleia	52.54	246.5	51.0	54.47	243.69	248.98	W	31.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Faithful old nurse of Odysseus.
Saturn	Phoebe	Eurydamas	-61.5	281.6					W	19.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Ctimenus.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Eurydice	13.5	170.0					W	2.2	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	In Greek mythology, wife of singer Orpheus, who fails to bring her from Hades.
Venus	Venus	Eurynome Corona	26.5	94.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Greek	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek mother earth goddess.
Saturn	Phoebe	Eurytion	-30.4	8.0					W	14.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Kenethos or Cerion.
Saturn	Phoebe	Eurytus	-39.7	177.2					W	89.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Mercury and Antianira.
Jupiter	Io	Euxine Mons	26.27	126.49	21.46	30.23	129.3	122.82	W	286.17	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Io passed by here in her wanderings.
Venus	Venus	Evaki Tholus	37.6	342.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	South and Central America	Brazil	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Amazonian sleep goddess.
Venus	Venus	Evangeline	69.6	221.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.0	Europe	Greek	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Earth	Moon	Evans	-9.5	-133.5					E	67.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Arthur; British archaeologist (1851-1941).
Earth	Moon	Evdokimov	34.8	-153.0					E	50.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaj N.; Soviet astronomer (1868-1940).
Venus	Venus	Eve Corona	-32.0	359.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	330.0	Asia	Hebrew	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hebrew first name; name changed from Eve (crater).
Venus	Venus	Evelyn	-61.2	212.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.0	Europe	Celtic	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic first name.
Earth	Moon	Evershed	35.7	-159.5					E	66.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
Venus	Venus	Evika	-5.1	31.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.3	Europe	Russia	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tatar first name.
Mars	Mars	Evpatoriya	47.3	225.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.0	Europe	Soviet	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet tracking site (Soviet spelling used).
Mars	MarsE	Evpatoriya	46.98	134.4	0	0	360	360	E	1.0	Europe	Soviet	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet tracking site (Soviet spelling used).
Mars	Mars	Evros Vallis	-12.7	346.1	-13.2	-12.3	343.2	348.8	W	335.0	Europe	Greek	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Evros Vallis	-12.56	13.9	-13.056	-12.165	16.8	11.2	E	335.0	Europe	Greek	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Greece.
Earth	Moon	Ewen	7.7	121.4					E	3.0	Europe	Ireland	S-02	65C1S2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaelic male name.
Venus	Venus	Ezraela	57.0	186.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.8	Asia	Hebrew	V-05	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Earth	Moon	Eötvös	-35.5	133.8					E	99.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
Earth	Moon	Fabbroni	18.7	29.2					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	042C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni Valentino Mattia; Italian chemist (1752-1822).
Earth	Moon	Fabricius	-42.9	42.0					E	78.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Goldschmidt, David; Dutch astronomer (1564-1617).
Earth	Moon	Fabry	42.9	100.7					E	184.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; French physicist (1867-1945).
Jupiter	Callisto	Fadir	56.6	12.6	55.6	57.4	10.6	14.3	W	78.6	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse farmer.
Earth	Moon	Fahrenheit	13.1	61.7					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO62B1	LTO-62B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gabriel Daniel; Dutch physicist (1686-1736).
Venus	Venus	Faiga	4.9	170.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.6	Europe	England	V-25	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anglo-Saxon first name.
Venus	Venus	Faina	71.1	100.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Asia	Turkey	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Turkish first name.
Earth	Moon	Fairouz	-26.1	102.9					E	3.0	Asia	Arabian	S-01	100C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arab female name.
Mars	Mars	Faith	43.3	11.9	43.2	43.3	11.8	11.9	W	5.8	North America	United States	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in North Dakota, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Faith	42.98	348.1	42.876	42.976	348.2	348.1	E	5.8	North America	United States	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in North Dakota, USA.
Venus	Venus	Fakahotu Corona	59.1	106.4	59.1	59.4	103.8	108.9	E	290.0	Oceania	Toamotu	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Tuamotu earth mother.
Earth	Moon	Falcon	20.4	30.3					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Uranus	Oberon	Falstaff	-22.1	19.0					E	124.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shakespearean character in "Merry Wives of Windsor."
Mars	Mars	Falun	-24.2	24.7	-24.3	-24.1	24.6	24.8	W	10.2	Europe	Sweden	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	MarsE	Falun	-23.96	335.3	-24.057	-23.859	335.4	335.2	E	10.2	Europe	Sweden	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Earth	Moon	Family Mountain	20.4	30.3					E	7.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Venus	Venus	Fand Mons	7.0	158.0	6.0	7.5	157.5	159.0	E	300.0	Europe	Celtic	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Celtic goddess of healing and pleasure.
Mars	Mars	Faqu	-24.8	253.8	-24.9	-24.6	253.6	253.9	W	12.4	Asia	Jordan	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Jordan.
Mars	MarsE	Faqu	-24.55	106.2	-24.653	-24.355	106.4	106.1	E	12.4	Asia	Jordan	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Jordan.
Venus	Venus	Fara Vallis	-1.2	345.5	-1.8	-0.6	346.0	344.4	E	260.0	Africa	Madagascar	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	Malagasy (Madagascar) water goddess.
Earth	Moon	Faraday	-42.4	8.7					E	69.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Michael; British chemist, physicist (1791-1867).
Venus	Venus	Faravari Mons	-43.5	309.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Africa	Madagascar	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Malagasy (Madagascar) water goddess.
Venus	Venus	Farida	4.8	39.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.0	Asia	Azerbaijan	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Azeri first name.
Saturn	Rhea	Faro	45.3	114.0					W	0.0	Africa	Mande	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mande; his sacrificial killing in heaven atoned for his twin Pemba's sin; purified Earth.
Mars	Mars	Fastov	-25.3	20.4	-25.4	-25.2	20.3	20.5	W	10.3	Europe	Ukraine	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Fastov	-25.05	339.6	-25.149	-24.951	339.7	339.5	E	10.3	Europe	Ukraine	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Venus	Venus	Fatima	-17.8	31.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.5	Asia	Semitic	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Venus	Venus	Fatua Corona	-16.3	17.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Europe	Roman	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman goddess of fertility.
Venus	Venus	Faufau	18.8	8.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.8	Oceania	Polynesia	V-20	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Earth	Moon	Faustini	-87.3	77.0					E	39.0	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arnaldo; Italian polar geographer (1874-1944).
Earth	Moon	Fauth	6.3	-20.1					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Philipp Johann Heinrich; German selenographer (1867-1941).
Venus	Venus	Fava	-0.7	87.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.7	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	V-34	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dunghan (Kyrgyzstan) first name.
Earth	Moon	Faye	-21.4	3.9					E	36.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hervé-Auguste-Etienne-Albans; French astronomer (1814-1902).
Venus	Venus	Fazu	32.4	106.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.1	Europe	Caucasus	V-11	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Avarian (Daghestan) first name.
Venus	Venus	Fea Fossae	27.5	224.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	620.0	Europe	Celtic	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Gaelic war goddess.
Earth	Moon	Fechner	-59.0	124.9					E	63.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gustav Theodor; German physicist, psychologist, and philospher (1801-1887).
Venus	Venus	Fedchenko Patera	-24.0	226.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	75.0	Europe	Russia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Olga; Russian botanist, explorer of Central Asia (1845-1921).
Venus	Venus	Fedorets	59.7	65.6	59.6	59.6	65.1	65.1	E	57.6	Europe	Soviet	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Velentina; Soviet astronomer (1923-1976).
Earth	Moon	Fedorov	28.2	-37.0					E	6.0	Europe	Russia	LTO39B1	LTO-39B1	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A.P.; Russian rocket scientist (1872-1920).
Venus	Venus	Fedosova Patera	45.0	171.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	24.0	Europe	Russia	V-13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Irina; Russian folk poet (1831-1899). Changed from Fedosova crater.
Venus	Venus	Fefafa Corona	-24.8	210.8	-25.5	-24.3	210.2	211.5	E	100.0	Oceania	Polynesia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Polynesian goddess of Earth, nature, and the life/death cycle.
Venus	Venus	Felesta Fossae	34.5	46.5	33.0	38.0	46.0	47.0	E	570.0	Asia	Scythian	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Amazon queen in Scythian epic tales.
Venus	Venus	Felicia	-19.8	226.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.5	Europe	Latin	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Mars	Mars	Felis Dorsa	-22.1	65.9	-28.1	-15.0	60.9	71.0	W	783.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Felis Dorsa	-21.87	294.1	-27.831	-14.838	299.1	289	E	783.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Felix	25.1	-25.4					E	1.0	Europe	Latin	S-01	40 A4	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin male name.
Mars	Mars	Fenagh	34.6	215.7	34.5	34.6	215.6	215.8	W	6.3	Europe	Ireland	MTM 35217	I-1750	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Fenagh	34.3	144.3	34.197	34.297	144.4	144.2	E	6.3	Europe	Ireland	MTM 35217	I-1750	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Earth	Moon	Feoktistov	30.9	140.7					E	23.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Konstantin P.; Soviet cosmonaut (1926-Live).
Venus	Venus	Ferber	26.4	12.9	26.4	26.4	13.0	13.0	E	23.1	North America	American	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edna; American author (1887-1968).
Uranus	Miranda	Ferdinand	-34.8	202.1					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of King of Naples; loves Miranda in "The Tempest."
Earth	Moon	Fermat	-22.6	19.8					E	38.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fermi	-19.3	122.6					E	183.0	Europe	Italy	LTO83C4	LTO-83C4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Enrico; Italian-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1901-1954).
Venus	Venus	Fernandez	76.2	17.2	76.2	76.5	17.1	17.1	E	23.7	Europe	Spain	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	M. A.; Spanish actress (18th century).
Earth	Moon	Fernelius	-38.1	4.9					E	65.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean François; French doctor, astronomer (1497-1558).
Venus	Venus	Feronia Corona	68.0	281.7	67.3	68.7	277.2	286.1	E	360.0	Europe	Italy	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ancient Italian goddess of spring and flowers.
Venus	Venus	Ferrier	15.7	111.3	15.8	15.8	111.3	111.3	E	29.1	Europe	England	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kathleen; English opera singer (1912-1953).
Earth	Moon	Fersman	18.7	-126.0					E	151.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Yevgenyevich; Soviet geochemist (1883-1945).
Venus	Venus	Feruk	-64.0	107.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.3	Europe	Russia	V-57	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nivkhi (Sakhalin Isl.) first name.
Earth	Moon	Fesenkov	-23.2	135.1					E	35.0	Europe	Russia	LTO102A4	LTO-102A4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vasilii Grigor'evich; Russian astrophysicist (1889-1972).
Mars	Mars	Fesenkov	21.8	86.7	21.1	22.5	85.9	87.4	W	87.0	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vasilii G.; Russian astrophysicist (1889-1972).
Mars	MarsE	Fesenkov	21.58	273.3	20.883	22.271	274.1	272.6	E	87.0	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vasilii G.; Russian astrophysicist (1889-1972).
Venus	Venus	Festa	11.5	27.2	11.5	11.5	27.2	27.2	E	35.3	Europe	Italy	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian painter.
Mercury	Mercury	Fet	-4.9	179.9					W	24.0	Europe	Russia	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Afanasy Afanasyevich; Russian poet (1820-1892).
Venus	Venus	Fetu-ao Vallis	-61.0	254.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Oceania	Samoa	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Samoan name for planet Venus.
Earth	Moon	Feuillée	27.4	-9.4					E	9.0	Europe	France	LTO41A4	LTO-41A4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis; French natural scientist (1660-1732).
Jupiter	Callisto	Fili	64.2	349.7	63.8	64.6	348.8	350.4	W	31.7	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Jupiter	Callisto	Fimbulthul Catena	8.2	64.8	6.6	9.9	62.0	68.0	W	287.0	Europe	Norse	JC-06	I-1887	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Norse river.
Uranus	Umbriel	Fin	-37.4	44.3					E	43.0	Europe	Denmark	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Troll who helped build a church in Kallundburg, Zealand.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Fingal	-13.2	39.9					E	1.5	Europe	Scotland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in the Hebrides.
Jupiter	Callisto	Finnr	15.5	4.3	14.6	16.3	3.3	5.2	W	80.0	Europe	Norse	JC-06	I-1887	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Earth	Moon	Finsch	23.6	21.3					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO42C1	LTO-42C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Otto Friedrich Hermann; German zoologist (1839-1917).
Earth	Moon	Finsen	-42.0	-177.9					E	72.0	Europe	Denmark	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Niels Ryberg; Danish phototherapist; Nobel laureate (1860-1904).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Finsen Dorsum	-48.0	350.0					W	0.0	Africa	South Africa	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	William S.; South African astronomer, detected Eros' elongated shape (1905-1979).
Uranus	Ariel	Finvara	-15.8	19.0					E	31.0	Europe	Ireland	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish king of spirits; provided horses and wine to men.
Venus	Venus	Fiona	5.0	166.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3.5	Europe	Celtic	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic first name.
Earth	Moon	Firmicus	7.3	63.4					E	56.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firsov	4.5	112.2					E	51.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgij Frolovich; Soviet rocketry engineer (1917-1960).
Venus	Venus	Firuza	51.8	108.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.0	Asia	Persian	V-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Persian first name.
Earth	Moon	Fischer	8.0	142.4					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LTO66B4	LTO-66B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emil Hermann; German chemist (1852-1919); Hans; German organic chemist (1881-1945).
Earth	Moon	Fitzgerald	27.5	-171.7					E	110.0	Europe	Ireland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Francis; Irish physicist (1851-1901).
Earth	Moon	Fizeau	-58.6	-133.9					E	111.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Armand-Hippolyte-Loius; French physicist (1819-1896).
Jupiter	Io	Fjorgynn Fluctus	11.23	358.08	6.39	15.63	4.87	352.26	W	414.07	Europe	Norse	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Norse thunder god.
Earth	Moon	Flag	-9.0	15.5					E	0.0	North America	American	S-02	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Venus	Venus	Flagstad	-54.3	18.9	-54.3	-54.3	18.9	18.9	E	39.2	Europe	Norway	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kirsten; Norwegian opera singer (1895-1962).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion	-3.4	-3.7					E	74.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Mars	Mars	Flammarion	25.4	311.8	24.0	26.9	310.2	313.4	W	173.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Mars	MarsE	Flammarion	25.15	48.2	23.76	26.639	49.8	46.6	E	173.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed	-4.5	-44.3					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flank	-3.7	-17.4					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 14 site.
Mars	Mars	Flat	-25.7	19.6	-25.7	-25.6	19.6	19.6	W	2.5	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Flat	-25.45	340.4	-25.447	-25.348	340.4	340.4	E	2.5	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Mercury	Mercury	Flaubert	-13.7	72.2					W	95.0	Europe	France	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gustave; French novelist (1821-1880).
Mars	Mars	Flaugergues	-17.0	340.8	-19.0	-14.9	338.8	343.0	W	245.0	Europe	France	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Honore; French astronomer (1755-1835).
Mars	MarsE	Flaugergues	-16.82	19.2	-18.801	-14.739	21.2	17	E	245.0	Europe	France	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Honore; French astronomer (1755-1835).
Earth	Moon	Fleming	15.0	109.6					E	106.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander; British doctor, Nobel laureate (1881-1955); Williamina Paton; Scottish-born American astronomer (1857-1911).
Venus	Venus	Flidais Corona	-24.5	177.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Europe	Celtic	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Irish fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Floq	15.1	252.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.2	Europe	Albania	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Albania.
Mars	MarsE	Floq	14.94	107.1	0	0	360	360	E	2.2	Europe	Albania	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Albania.
Mars	Mars	Flora	-45.0	51.5	-45.1	-44.8	51.3	51.7	W	19.0	North America	United States	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mississippi, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Flora	-44.68	308.5	-44.775	-44.475	308.7	308.3	E	19.0	North America	United States	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mississippi, USA.
Venus	Venus	Florence	-15.2	85.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.5	Europe	England	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Earth	Moon	Florensky	25.3	131.5					E	71.0	Europe	Soviet		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kirill Pavlovich; Soviet geologist (1915-1982).  <em>Note: Formerly Vernadskiy B</em>
Venus	Venus	Flosshilde Farra	10.5	279.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	75.0	Europe	Germany	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	German water nymph.
Venus	Venus	Flutra	-68.4	112.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.0	Europe	Albania	V-57	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albanian first name.
Jupiter	Io	Fo Patera	40.79	192.25	40.16	41.42	193.2	191.23	W	47.15	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chinese fire and sun god.
Earth	Moon	Focas	-33.7	-93.8					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ionnas (Jean-Henri); Greek/French astronomer (1909-1969).
Mars	Mars	Focas	33.9	347.3	33.2	34.5	346.6	348.1	W	76.5	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean H.; Greco-French astronomer (1909-1969).
Mars	MarsE	Focas	33.6	12.7	32.903	34.197	13.4	11.9	E	76.5	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean H.; Greco-French astronomer (1909-1969).
Earth	Moon	Fontana	-16.1	-56.6					E	31.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Mars	Mars	Fontana	-63.2	72.2	-63.8	-62.5	70.6	73.6	W	80.0	Europe	Italy	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1585-1646).
Mars	MarsE	Fontana	-62.94	287.8	-63.542	-62.233	289.4	286.4	E	80.0	Europe	Italy	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle	63.4	-18.9					E	38.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Venus	Venus	Fonueha Planitia	-44.0	48.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3,000.0	Oceania	Samoa	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Samoan folktale blind old woman who became the shark.
Venus	Venus	Fornax Rupes	30.3	201.1	27.3	33.7	199.1	202.9	E	729.0	Europe	Roman	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Roman goddess of hearth and baking of bread.
Mars	Mars	Foros	-33.7	27.9	-33.9	-33.5	27.7	28.1	W	24.5	Europe	Ukraine	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Foros	-33.4	332.1	-33.6	-33.202	332.3	331.9	E	24.5	Europe	Ukraine	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	Mars	Fortuna Fossae	4.2	93.1	1.9	7.2	92.0	94.4	W	330.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Fortuna Fossae	4.15	266.9	1.879	7.12	268	265.6	E	330.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Fortuna Tessera	69.9	45.1	65.0	70.3	14.7	82.1	E	2,801.0	Europe	Roman	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Roman goddess of chance.
Venus	Venus	Fossey	2.0	188.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.4	North America	American	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dian; American zoologist, conservationist (1932-1985).
Earth	Moon	Foster	23.7	-141.5					E	33.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Stuart; Canadian physicist (1890-1964).
Venus	Venus	Fotla Corona	-58.5	163.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Europe	Celtic	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Foucault	50.4	-39.7					E	23.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leon; French physicist (1819-1868).
Venus	Venus	Fouquet	-15.1	203.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	47.8	Europe	France	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; French medical writer, charity worker (17th century).
Earth	Moon	Fourier	-30.3	-53.0					E	51.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Mars	Mars	Fournier	-4.4	287.4	-5.3	-3.4	286.5	288.4	W	118.0	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georges; French astronomer (1881-1954).
Mars	MarsE	Fournier	-4.35	72.6	-5.241	-3.362	73.5	71.6	E	118.0	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georges; French astronomer (1881-1954).
Earth	Moon	Fowler	42.3	-145.0					E	146.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred; British astronomer (1868-1940); Ralph Howard; British mathematician; physicist (1889-1944).
Earth	Moon	Fox	0.5	98.2					E	24.0	North America	American	LTO64D3	LTO-64D3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Philip; American astronomer (1878-1944).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro	-6.1	-17.0					E	101.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius	-21.5	33.2					E	112.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Mercury	Mercury	Fram Rupes	-56.9	93.3					W	0.0	Europe	Norway	H-12	I-1067	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Norwegian; ship used in Arctic by Nansen, 1892-96, and by Sverdrup and Amundsen in Antarctica, 1909.
Venus	Venus	Francesca	-28.0	57.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.0	Europe	Italy	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian first name.
Uranus	Miranda	Francisco	-73.2	236.0					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A lord of Naples in "The Tempest."
Earth	Moon	Franck	22.6	35.5					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LTO43D2	LTO-43D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1882-1964).
Venus	Venus	Frank	-13.1	12.9	-13.1	-13.1	12.9	12.9	E	22.7	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anne; Dutch heroine, diarist (1929-1945).
Earth	Moon	Franklin	38.8	47.7					E	56.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Benjamin; American inventor (1706-1790).
Earth	Moon	Franz	16.6	40.2					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LTO43C4	LTO-43C4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Julius Heinrich; German astronomer (1847-1913).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer	-39.5	59.1					E	56.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Venus	Venus	Fredegonde	-50.5	93.3	-50.5	-50.5	93.1	93.1	E	25.2	Europe	Germany	V-57	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frankish queen (d. A.D. 597).
Earth	Moon	Fredholm	18.4	46.5					E	14.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Erik Ivar; Swedish mathematician (1866-1927).
Mars	Mars	Freedom	43.7	9.1	43.6	43.8	8.9	9.2	W	12.9	North America	United States	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oklahoma, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Freedom	43.38	350.9	43.276	43.476	351.1	350.8	E	12.9	North America	United States	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oklahoma, USA.
Jupiter	Callisto	Freki	79.8	351.7	79.2	80.4	348.0	355.0	W	55.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; wolf's name meaning "unsatiable."
Mars	Mars	Frento Vallis	-50.3	14.5	-51.6	-50.0	12.0	17.7	W	277.0	Europe	Italy	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Frento Vallis	-49.98	345.5	-51.283	-49.68	348	342.3	E	277.0	Europe	Italy	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Italy.
Earth	Moon	Freud	25.8	-52.3					E	2.0	Europe	Austria	LTO	LTO-38B3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sigmund; Austrian psychoanalyst (1856-1939).
Earth	Moon	Freundlich	25.0	171.0					E	85.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Erwin (Finlay-); German-British astronomer (1885-1964).
Venus	Venus	Freyja Montes	74.1	333.8	73.8	74.3	322.9	343.3	E	579.0	Europe	Norse	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Norse, mother of Odin.
Venus	Venus	Friagabi Fossae	50.2	109.5	49.8	50.8	109.2	110.3	E	141.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-03	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Old English goddess, connected with Mars.
Venus	Venus	Frida	68.2	55.6	68.1	68.1	55.5	55.5	E	21.6	Europe	Sweden	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Swedish first name.
Earth	Moon	Fridman (Friedmann)	-12.6	-126.0					E	102.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Alexandrovich; Soviet physicist (1888-1925).
Venus	Venus	Frigg Dorsa	51.2	150.6	47.0	54.9	147.8	150.1	E	896.0	Europe	Norse	V-04	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Norse, wife of supreme god Odin.
Jupiter	Callisto	Frodi	68.4	139.9	68.0	68.8	138.4	141.8	W	45.9	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Hledis' father.
Earth	Moon	Froelich	80.3	-109.7					E	58.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jack Edward (Froehlich); American rocket scientist (1921-1967).
Earth	Moon	Frost	37.7	-118.4					E	75.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edwin Brant; American astronomer (1866-1935).
Venus	Venus	Frosya	29.5	113.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.8	Europe	Russia	V-11	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Earth	Moon	Fryxell	-21.3	-101.4					E	18.0	North America	American		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roald Hilding; American geologist (1934-1974). <em>Note: Formerly Golitsyn B</em>
Jupiter	Io	Fuchi Patera	28.34	327.57	27.45	29.34	328.4	326.66	W	63.67	Asia	Japan	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Ainu fire goddess.
Venus	Venus	Fufei Vallis	46.0	341.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	170.0	Asia	China	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Chinese goddess of Lo River.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Fujitsubo	-3.7	62.7					W	1.7	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lover of Genji in "The Tale of Genji" by Murasaki Sikibu, first modern novel (Japan, c.1000).
Venus	Venus	Fukiko	-23.1	105.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.9	Asia	Japan	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Fulla	74.0	108.1	73.4	74.8	105.9	111.0	W	58.9	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; maid to Frigg, queen of the gods.
Jupiter	Callisto	Fulnir	60.1	35.3	59.6	60.7	34.3	36.2	W	43.1	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; son of Thrael and Thyr.
Mars	Mars	Funchal	23.2	49.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.7	Europe	Spain	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Madeira Islands.
Mars	MarsE	Funchal	22.97	310.5	0	0	360	360	E	1.7	Europe	Spain	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Madeira Islands.
Venus	Venus	[Furachoga Corona]	-38.0	258.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	South and Central America	Colombia	V-52	I-2477	Dropped, disallowed	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chibcha/Muiska earth goddess.  <em>Note: Name dropped 2/5/2007. Detailed geologic mapping revealed that this feature is not a corona.</em>
Venus	Venus	Furki Tholus	35.9	236.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	79.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Chechen and Ingush (Caucasus) goddess, wife of thunder god Sela. Name changed from Furki Mons.
Earth	Moon	Furnerius	-36.0	60.6					E	135.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Mercury	Mercury	Futabatei	-16.2	83.0					W	66.0	Asia	Japan	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	S.; Japanese novelist (1864-1909).
Earth	Moon	Fényi	-44.9	-105.1					E	38.0	Europe	Hungary	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gyula; Hungarian astronomer (1845-1927).
Earth	Moon	G. Bond	32.4	36.2					E	20.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Philip; American astronomer (1826-1865).
Mars	Mars	Gaan	39.0	3.5	39.0	39.0	3.5	3.5	W	2.8	Africa	Somalia	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Mars	MarsE	Gaan	38.68	356.5	38.683	38.683	356.5	356.5	E	2.8	Africa	Somalia	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Venus	Venus	Gabie Rupes	67.5	109.9	66.0	68.3	106.7	113.4	E	350.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Lithuanian goddess of fire and hearth.
Jupiter	Io	Gabija Patera	-51.9	202.53	-52.62	-51.16	203.58	201.55	W	48.0	Europe	Lithuania	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Lithuanian fire and household goddess.
Venus	Venus	Gabriela	-17.8	240.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Hebrew.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Gad	-13.6	137.6	-14.3	-12.9	136.9	138.3	W	72.1	Asia	Semitic	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Semitic god of fate or good fortune.
Earth	Moon	Gadomski	36.4	-147.3					E	65.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jan; Polish astronomer (1889-1966).
Jupiter	Amalthea	Gaea	-80.0	90.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	TRANS	1979	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek mother earth goddess who brought Zeus to Crete.
Earth	Moon	Gagarin	-20.2	149.2					E	265.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B2	LTO-102B2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yury Alekseyevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1934-1968).
Mars	Mars	Gagra	-20.9	22.2	-21.0	-20.7	22.0	22.3	W	13.3	Asia	Georgia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Georgia.
Mars	MarsE	Gagra	-20.68	337.8	-20.784	-20.486	338	337.7	E	13.3	Asia	Georgia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Georgia.
Mars	Mars	Gah	-45.0	32.7	-45.0	-45.0	32.7	32.7	W	2.7	Asia	Indonesia	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indonesia.
Mars	MarsE	Gah	-44.68	327.3	-44.675	-44.675	327.3	327.3	E	2.7	Asia	Indonesia	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indonesia.
Venus	Venus	Gahano	-80.2	77.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.5	North America	American	V-62	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Seneca first name.
Saturn	Mimas	Gaheris	-44.57	298.19	-47.78	-41.59	294.19	302.76	W	23.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Older son of King Lot; killed by Sir Launcelot in his rescue of Gwynevere from burning.
Venus	Venus	Gaia Corona	6.0	21.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Europe	Greek	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek earth/fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Gail	-16.1	97.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Asia	Hebrew	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Gainsborough	-36.1	183.3					W	100.0	Europe	England	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas; English painter (1727-1788).
Saturn	Mimas	Galahad	-45.32	145.31	-50.42	-40.42	138.63	152.63	W	34.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bastard son of Launcelot and Elaine. He went on the quest to find the Holy Grail.
Jupiter	Io	Galai Patera	-10.87	288.11	-12.56	-9.29	289.58	286.71	W	105.23	Asia	Mongolia	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mongol fire god.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Galatea	-10.2	183.1					W	1.4	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Woman in Greek mythology, brought to life from statue by Pygmalion, legendary king of Cyprus.
Mars	Mars	Galaxias Chaos	34.1	213.6	33.6	34.4	211.2	215.9	W	234.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Galaxias Chaos	33.8	146.4	33.301	34.098	148.8	144.1	E	234.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Galaxias Colles	37.2	214.3	34.2	42.5	207.5	220.0	W	613.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Galaxias Colles	36.89	145.7	33.899	42.177	152.5	140	E	613.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Galaxias Fluct?s	31.2	216.6	28.0	34.0	211.0	223.0	W	600.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Galaxias Fluct?s	30.91	143.4	27.732	33.699	149	137	E	600.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Galaxias Fossae	36.6	218.2	32.8	39.9	214.6	222.1	W	532.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Galaxias Fossae	36.29	141.8	32.505	39.581	145.4	137.9	E	532.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Galaxius Mons	35.1	217.8	34.9	35.2	217.6	217.9	W	22.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Galaxius Mons	34.79	142.2	34.596	34.895	142.4	142.1	E	22.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Galdakao	-13.5	183.5	-13.8	-13.2	183.2	183.8	W	35.0	Europe	Spain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Euskadi (Basque) town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Galdakao	-13.35	176.5	-13.65	-13.056	176.8	176.2	E	35.0	Europe	Spain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Euskadi (Basque) town in Spain.
Mars	Mars	Gale	-5.5	222.3	-6.7	-4.1	221.1	223.6	W	155.3	Oceania	Australia	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter F.; Australian astronomer (1865-1945).
Mars	MarsE	Gale	-5.44	137.7	-6.625	-4.054	138.9	136.4	E	155.3	Oceania	Australia	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter F.; Australian astronomer (1865-1945).
Earth	Moon	Galen	21.9	5.0					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Claudius; Greek doctor (c. 129-200).
Mars	Mars	Gali	-44.1	37.2	-44.3	-43.8	37.0	37.5	W	26.4	Asia	Georgia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Georgia.
Mars	MarsE	Gali	-43.78	322.8	-43.975	-43.476	323	322.5	E	26.4	Asia	Georgia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Georgia.
Earth	Moon	Galilaei	10.5	-62.7					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Mars	Mars	Galilaei	5.7	27.0	4.6	7.0	25.8	28.1	W	137.3	Europe	Italy	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Galileo; Italian astronomer and physicist (1564-1642).
Mars	MarsE	Galilaei	5.64	333.0	4.548	6.922	334.2	331.9	E	137.3	Europe	Italy	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Galileo; Italian astronomer and physicist (1564-1642).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Galileo Regio	47.0	129.6	-12.0	90.0	64.3	180.0	W	5,000.0	Europe	Italy	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Italian astronomer (1564-1642).
Venus	Venus	Galina	47.6	307.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.8	Europe	Bulgaria	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bulgarian first name.
Venus	Venus	Galindo	-23.3	258.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	23.8	Europe	Italy	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Beatrix; Italian professor of Latin, philosophy, and medicine (1473-1535).
Earth	Moon	Galle	55.9	22.3					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Gottfried; German astronomer (1812-1910).
Mars	Mars	Galle	-51.2	30.9	-52.8	-49.2	27.9	34.0	W	230.0	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann G.; German astronomer (1812-1910).
Mars	MarsE	Galle	-50.88	329.1	-52.487	-48.878	332.1	326	E	230.0	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann G.; German astronomer (1812-1910).
Earth	Moon	Galois	-14.2	-151.9					E	222.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Mars	Mars	Galu	-22.3	21.7	-22.4	-22.2	21.6	21.8	W	12.5	Africa	Zaire	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	MarsE	Galu	-22.07	338.3	-22.172	-21.974	338.4	338.2	E	12.5	Africa	Zaire	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Earth	Moon	Galvani	49.6	-84.6					E	80.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Luigi; Italian physicist (1737-1798).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Gamba	-20.6	54.1					W	1.3	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marina; companion of astronomer Galileo Galilei (Italy, 17th century).
Earth	Moon	Gambart	1.0	-15.2					E	25.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gamow	65.3	145.3					E	129.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George; American physicist (1904-1968).
Venus	Venus	Gamsilg Chasma	-46.0	64.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Chechen and Ingush evil forest deity.
Jupiter	Callisto	Gandalfr	-80.5	63.6	-80.7	-80.3	62.3	64.7	W	17.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Mars	Mars	Gander	-31.5	265.9	-31.8	-31.2	265.5	266.3	W	38.0	North America	Canada	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Newfoundland, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Gander	-31.21	94.1	-31.51	-30.913	94.5	93.7	E	38.0	North America	Canada	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Newfoundland, Canada.
Mars	Mars	Gandu	-45.7	47.3	-45.8	-45.6	47.2	47.4	W	8.8	South and Central America	Brazil	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Gandu	-45.38	312.7	-45.475	-45.275	312.8	312.6	E	8.8	South and Central America	Brazil	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Neptune	Triton	Gandvik Patera	28.0	5.5					E	0.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Tortuous sea; literally, "Serpent Bay" (Norse).
Mars	Mars	Gandzani	34.5	91.0	34.1	35.0	90.4	91.6	W	54.8	Asia	Georgia	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Georgia.
Mars	MarsE	Gandzani	34.2	269.0	33.799	34.695	269.6	268.4	E	54.8	Asia	Georgia	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Georgia.
Venus	Venus	Ganga Valles	4.8	53.0	3.9	5.8	52.4	53.5	E	200.0	Asia	India	V-21	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	Hindu goddess of the sacred river Ganges.
Mars	Mars	Ganges Catena	-2.8	68.7	-3.8	-2.3	66.4	71.0	W	284.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ganges Catena	-2.77	291.3	-3.757	-2.274	293.6	289	E	284.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ganges Cavus	-10.2	51.5	-10.5	-9.9	51.2	51.9	W	42.3	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ganges Cavus	-10.09	308.5	-10.384	-9.791	308.8	308.1	E	42.3	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ganges Chasma	-8.0	48.1	-10.9	-5.9	43.2	52.9	W	584.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ganges Chasma	-7.91	311.9	-10.78	-5.834	316.8	307.1	E	584.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ganges Mensa	-7.2	48.8	-7.8	-6.7	47.5	50.0	W	140.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ganges Mensa	-7.12	311.2	-7.713	-6.625	312.5	310	E	140.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Ganiki Planitia	40.0	202.0	33.0	47.0	187.0	217.0	E	5,160.0	Asia	Siberia	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Orochian (Siberia) water spirit, mermaid.
Venus	Venus	Ganis Chasma	14.5	194.0	10.0	19.0	188.0	200.0	E	615.0	Europe	Lapp	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Western Lapp forest maiden.
Earth	Moon	Ganskiy (Hansky)	-9.7	97.0					E	43.0	Europe	Russia	LTO82D2	LTO-82D2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksey Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1870-1908). 
Earth	Moon	Ganswindt	-79.6	110.3					E	74.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann; German rocketry engineer (1856-1934).
Earth	Moon	Garavito	-47.5	156.7					E	74.0	South and Central America	Colombia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Julio Garavito Armero; Colombian astronomer (1865-1920).
Venus	Venus	Garbo Patera	1.5	258.2	1.1	1.8	257.8	258.6	E	75.0	North America	American	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Greta Gustafsson; Swedish-born American actress (1905-1990).
Earth	Moon	Gardner	17.7	33.8					E	18.0	North America	American	LTO43D4	LTO-43D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irvine Clifton; American physicist (1889-1972).
Mars	Mars	Gardo	-26.9	24.8	-27.0	-26.8	24.7	25.0	W	17.2	Africa	Somalia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Mars	MarsE	Gardo	-26.64	335.2	-26.738	-26.539	335.3	335	E	17.2	Africa	Somalia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Saturn	Mimas	Gareth	-43.06	287.78	-46.23	-39.51	283.81	291.93	W	23.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Youngest son of King Lot; killed by Sir Launcelot in his rescue of Gwynevere from burning.
Mars	Mars	Gari	-36.2	71.3	-36.3	-36.1	71.2	71.4	W	9.4	Europe	Russia	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Gari	-35.89	288.7	-35.991	-35.791	288.8	288.6	E	9.4	Europe	Russia	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Garland Patera	32.7	206.8	32.5	32.9	206.5	207.1	E	45.0	North America	American	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Judy; American singer and actress (1922-1969).
Mars	Mars	Garm	48.6	9.1	48.5	48.6	9.1	9.2	W	5.0	Asia	Tajik	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tadzhikistan.
Mars	MarsE	Garm	48.28	350.9	48.177	48.277	350.9	350.8	E	5.0	Asia	Tajik	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tadzhikistan.
Venus	Venus	Gashan-Ki Corona	11.7	243.7	10.9	13.6	242.5	244.7	E	225.0	Asia	Babylon	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Babylonian "Lady of the Earth."
Earth	Moon	Gassendi	-17.6	-40.1					E	101.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gaston	30.9	-34.0					E	2.0	Europe	France	S-02	39 B2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French male name.
Mars	Mars	Gastre	24.9	247.5	24.8	24.9	247.5	247.6	W	7.0	South and Central America	Argentina	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Mars	MarsE	Gastre	24.65	112.5	24.554	24.653	112.5	112.4	E	7.0	South and Central America	Argentina	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Mars	Mars	Gatico	-21.2	20.9	-21.2	-21.2	20.9	20.9	W	18.0	South and Central America	Chile	ERYTHR	I-947	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Mars	MarsE	Gatico	-20.98	339.1	-20.982	-20.982	339.1	339.1	E	18.0	South and Central America	Chile	ERYTHR	I-947	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Earth	Moon	Gator	-9.0	15.6					E	1.0	North America	American	S-02	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Earth	Moon	Gaudibert	-10.9	37.8					E	34.0	Europe	France	LTO79D2	LTO-79D2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Casimir Marie; French astronomer (1823-1901).
Mercury	Mercury	Gauguin	66.3	96.3					W	72.0	Europe	France	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; French painter (1848-1903).
Venus	Venus	Gauri Mons	-20.2	102.2	-20.7	-19.7	101.8	102.7	E	75.0	Asia	India	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Indian mountain goddess.
Earth	Moon	Gauricus	-33.8	-12.6					E	79.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauss	35.7	79.0					E	177.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Venus	Venus	Gautier	26.3	42.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	59.3	Europe	France	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Judith; French novelist (1845-1917).
Earth	Moon	Gavrilov	17.4	130.9					E	60.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Ivanovich; Soviet rocket engineer (1884-1955), Igor V.; Soviet astronomer (1928-1982).
Saturn	Mimas	Gawain	-58.54	261.08	-61.68	-53.83	253.0	267.61	W	27.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eldest son of King Lot; Arthur's favorite cousin.
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac	13.9	-20.8					E	26.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Venus	Venus	Gaze	17.9	240.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	33.3	Europe	Soviet	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vera; Soviet astronomer (1899-1954).
Venus	Venus	Gbadu Tessera	-1.0	38.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Africa	Benin	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Fon (Benin) goddess of guessing.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Geb	56.3	182.6	55.7	57.0	181.6	183.9	W	60.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heliopolis Earth god.
Earth	Moon	Geber	-19.4	13.9					E	44.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Saturn	Iapetus	Geboin	58.6	173.4	58.2	58.9	167.6	179.2	W	81.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Guarded French dead; became leader of Charlemagne's 2nd column.
Venus	Venus	Gefjun Corona	-33.5	98.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Norse	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Gegute Tessera	17.0	121.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,600.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Lithuanian goddess of time.
Mars	Mars	Gehon	15.0	0.0	15.0	15.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical second River of Paradise; bordering Eden.
Mars	MarsE	Gehon	14.84	360.0	14.838	14.838	360	360	E	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical second River of Paradise; bordering Eden.
Earth	Moon	Geiger	-14.6	158.5					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes Hans Wilhelm; German physicist (1882-1945).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Geinos	18.6	219.4	18.1	19.1	218.8	220.1	W	58.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tyre; god of brick making.
Jupiter	Callisto	Geirvimul Catena	48.9	347.2	48.7	49.1	345.5	349.5	W	113.1	Europe	Norse	JC-05	I-2067	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Norse river.
Earth	Moon	Geissler	-2.6	76.5					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A2	LTO-81A2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich; German physicist (1814-1879).
Earth	Moon	Geminus	34.5	56.7					E	85.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius	-34.2	13.3					E	87.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Venus	Venus	Gendenwitha Vallis	-63.0	259.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	North America	Iroquois	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Iroquois name for planet Venus.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Genji	-19.5	88.6					W	1.5	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Prince, lover of Fujitsubo in "The Tale of Genji" by Murasaki Sikibu (Japan, c.1000).
Venus	Venus	Gentileschi	45.2	260.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.5	Europe	Italy	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Artemisia; Italian painter (1593-c. 1652).
Venus	Venus	Georgina	-20.4	58.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.9	Europe	Greek	V-33	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Earth	Moon	Gerard	44.5	-80.0					E	90.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerasimovich	-22.9	-122.6					E	86.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Boris Petrovich; Soviet astronomer (1889-1937).
Venus	Venus	Gerd Tholi	-54.5	291.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.0	Europe	Scotland	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Scandinavian sky maiden.
Jupiter	Callisto	Geri	66.7	353.8	66.2	67.2	352.9	354.6	W	38.9	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; wolf's name meaning "greedy."
Venus	Venus	Germain	-37.9	63.7	-38.0	-38.0	63.6	63.6	E	35.5	Europe	France	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sophie; French mathemetician (1776-1831).
Earth	Moon	Gernsback	-36.5	99.7					E	48.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hugo; American writer (1884-1967).
Venus	Venus	Gertjon Corona	-30.0	276.0	-30.0	-30.0	276.0	276.0	E	250.0	Europe	Germany	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Teutonic goddess of fertility.
Uranus	Titania	Gertrude	-15.8	287.1					E	326.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mother of Hamlet.
Mars	Mars	Geryon Montes	-7.8	82.0	-8.7	-7.4	78.8	84.8	W	359.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature.
Mars	MarsE	Geryon Montes	-7.71	278.0	-8.603	-7.317	281.2	275.2	E	359.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature.
Venus	Venus	Geyaguga Chasma	-56.5	70.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	North America	American	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Cherokee moon deity.
Saturn	Enceladus	Gharib	81.12	241.15	78.89	82.96	222.29	260.03	W	26.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hero of many tales.
Mercury	Mercury	Ghiberti	-48.4	80.2					W	123.0	Europe	Italy	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lorenzo; Italian sculptor (1378-1455).
Earth	Moon	Gibbs	-18.4	84.3					E	76.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Josiah Willard; American mathematical physicist (1839-1903).
Jupiter	Io	Gibil Patera	-14.99	294.64	-16.51	-13.5	296.27	292.95	W	102.38	Asia	Sumerian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sumerian fire god.
Mars	Mars	Gigas Fossae	3.2	129.8	2.3	4.8	128.6	130.6	W	191.0	Europe	Roman	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Gigas Fossae	3.16	230.2	2.274	4.746	231.4	229.4	E	191.0	Europe	Roman	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Gigas Sulci	10.0	127.8	6.8	13.2	125.8	130.0	W	398.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1976	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Gigas Sulci	9.89	232.2	6.724	13.056	234.2	230	E	398.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1976	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Gilbert	-3.2	76.0					E	112.0	North America	American	LTO81A1	LTO-81A1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Grove Karl; American geologist (1843-1918), William; English physician and pysicist (1544-1603).
Mars	Mars	Gilbert	-68.2	273.7	-69.2	-67.2	271.0	276.6	W	126.4	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Grove K.; American geologist (1843-1918).
Mars	MarsE	Gilbert	-67.98	86.3	-68.983	-66.967	89	83.4	E	126.4	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Grove K.; American geologist (1843-1918).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Gilgamesh	-62.8	125.0	-64.4	-61.4	121.2	128.6	W	153.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; sought immortality after Enkidu died.
Venus	Venus	Giliani	-72.9	142.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.9	Europe	Italy	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alessandra; Italian anatomist (1307-1326).
Earth	Moon	Gill	-63.9	75.9					E	66.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Mars	Mars	Gill	15.9	354.6	15.2	16.7	353.8	355.2	W	83.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Mars	MarsE	Gill	15.73	5.4	15.036	16.522	6.2	4.8	E	83.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Venus	Venus	Gillian	-15.2	50.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.7	Europe	Latin	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Venus	Venus	Gilmore	-6.7	132.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.3	Oceania	Australia	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; Australian poet (1865-1962).
Venus	Venus	Giltine Tesserae	-39.0	250.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Lithuanian bad fate goddess.
Venus	Venus	Gina	78.1	76.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.6	Europe	Italy	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Ginandi	-85.3	52.1	-85.8	-84.7	45.9	58.6	W	44.4	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ottar's ancestor.
Earth	Moon	Ginzel	14.3	97.4					E	55.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Karl; Austrian astronomer (1850-1926).
Earth	Moon	Gioja	83.3	2.0					E	41.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Flavio; Italian inventor (unkn-fl. 1302).
Earth	Moon	Giordano Bruno	35.9	102.8					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian astronomer (1548-1600).
Mercury	Mercury	Giotto	12.0	55.8					W	150.0	Europe	Italy	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian painter (c. 1271-1337).
Jupiter	Callisto	Gipul Catena	68.5	54.2	63.5	72.6	33.9	67.9	W	641.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Norse river.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Gir	34.0	145.7	33.3	34.8	144.8	146.7	W	73.2	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian god of summer heat.
Jupiter	Io	Girru Patera	22.8	239.92	22.08	23.52	241.13	238.87	W	68.23	Asia	Babylon	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Babylonian fire god.
Venus	Venus	Giselle	-11.8	298.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.4	Europe	France	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Jupiter	Io	Gish Bar Mons	18.6	87.7	17.1	20.3	89.5	86.2	W	110.0	Asia	Babylon	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Babylonian sun god.
Jupiter	Io	Gish Bar Patera	16.18	90.26	14.43	17.69	91.83	88.45	W	122.25	Asia	Babylon	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Babylonian sun god.
Jupiter	Callisto	Gisl	57.2	34.6	56.8	57.5	33.9	35.3	W	37.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; steed ridden by Aesir.
Mercury	Mercury	Gjöa Rupes	-66.7	159.3					W	0.0	Europe	Norway	H-12	I-1067	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Norwegian; Amundsen's ship through Northwest passage, 1903-06.
Earth	Moon	Glaisher	13.2	49.5					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Venus	Venus	Glaspell	-58.4	269.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	26.3	North America	American	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Susan; American playwright, novelist (c. 1876-1948).
Earth	Moon	Glauber	11.5	142.6					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LTO66B4	LTO-66B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Rudolph; German chemist (c. 1603-1670).
Jupiter	Europa	Glaukos Linea	57.8	230.9	30.7	78.4	252.3	228.6	W	1,400.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Son of Minos in Greek mythology.
Earth	Moon	Glazenap	-1.6	137.6					E	43.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sergei Pavlovich; Soviet astronomer (1848-1937).
Mars	Mars	Glazov	-20.8	26.6	-21.0	-20.6	26.4	26.8	W	24.7	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Glazov	-20.59	333.4	-20.784	-20.387	333.6	333.2	E	24.7	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Gledhill	-53.5	273.0	-54.2	-52.8	271.8	274.1	W	82.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; British astronomer (1836-1906).
Mars	MarsE	Gledhill	-53.19	87.0	-53.891	-52.487	88.2	85.9	E	82.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; British astronomer (1836-1906).
Mars	Mars	Glendore	18.5	51.8	18.4	18.6	51.7	51.8	W	8.0	Europe	Ireland	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Glendore	18.31	308.2	18.206	18.404	308.3	308.2	E	8.0	Europe	Ireland	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	Mars	Glide	-8.2	43.2	-8.3	-8.1	43.1	43.3	W	10.5	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oregon, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Glide	-8.11	316.8	-8.208	-8.01	316.9	316.7	E	10.5	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oregon, USA.
Mars	Mars	Globe	-23.9	27.4	-24.3	-23.5	27.0	27.9	W	51.7	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Arizona, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Globe	-23.66	332.6	-24.057	-23.263	333	332.1	E	51.7	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Arizona, USA.
Jupiter	Callisto	Gloi	49.0	245.0	47.7	50.2	242.9	246.9	W	115.3	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Venus	Venus	Gloria	68.5	94.2	68.5	68.5	94.0	94.0	E	20.7	Europe	Portugal	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Portuguese first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Gluck	37.3	18.1					W	105.0	Europe	Germany	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christoph Willibald; German composer (1714-1787).
Earth	Moon	Glushko	8.4	-77.6					E	43.0	Europe	Russia		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Valentin Petrovich; Russian space scientist (1908-1989).  <em>Note: Formerly Olbers A</em>
Uranus	Umbriel	Gob	-12.7	27.8					E	88.0	Europe	Great Britain	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of gnomes.
Mars	Mars	Goba	-23.5	21.1	-23.5	-23.4	21.0	21.2	W	10.8	Africa	Ethiopia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Mars	MarsE	Goba	-23.26	338.9	-23.263	-23.164	339	338.8	E	10.8	Africa	Ethiopia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Earth	Moon	Goclenius	-10.0	45.0					E	72.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gockel, Rudolf; German physicist, doctor, mathematician (1572-1621).
Earth	Moon	Goddard	14.8	89.0					E	89.0	North America	American	LTO63B2	LTO-63B2	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Hutchings; American rocketry scientist (1882-1945).
Saturn	Iapetus	Godefroy	71.9	249.1	71.7	72.2	241.8	256.5	W	63.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Standard bearer of Charlemagne; brother of Tierri, Charlemagne's defender against Pinabel.
Earth	Moon	Godin	1.8	10.2					E	34.0	Europe	France	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis; French astronomer, mathematician (1704-1760).
Venus	Venus	Godiva	-56.1	251.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.7	Europe	England	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Godgifu); Mercian noblewoman (c. 1040-1085).
Venus	Venus	Goeppert-Mayer	59.7	26.8	59.8	59.8	26.8	26.8	E	33.5	Europe	Poland	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Polish physicist, Nobel laureate (1907-1972).
Mercury	Mercury	Goethe	78.5	44.5					W	383.0	Europe	Germany	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Wolfgang von; German poet and dramatist (1749-1832).
Mars	Mars	Goff	23.5	255.2	23.4	23.6	255.1	255.3	W	7.9	Africa	Somalia	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Mars	MarsE	Goff	23.26	104.8	23.164	23.363	104.9	104.7	E	7.9	Africa	Somalia	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Mercury	Mercury	Gogol	-28.1	146.4					W	87.0	Europe	Russia	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolay; Russian dramatist and novelist (1809-1852).
Mars	Mars	Gol	47.5	10.7	47.4	47.6	10.6	10.8	W	9.6	Europe	Norway	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Mars	MarsE	Gol	47.18	349.3	47.076	47.276	349.4	349.2	E	9.6	Europe	Norway	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Mars	Mars	Gold	20.2	31.3	20.1	20.3	31.2	31.4	W	9.0	North America	United States	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pennsylvania, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Gold	19.99	328.7	19.891	20.09	328.8	328.6	E	9.0	North America	United States	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pennsylvania, USA.
Mars	Mars	Golden	-22.2	33.5	-22.4	-22.0	33.3	33.7	W	20.2	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Illinois, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Golden	-21.97	326.5	-22.172	-21.775	326.7	326.3	E	20.2	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Illinois, USA.
Earth	Moon	Goldschmidt	73.2	-3.8					E	113.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann; German astronomer (1802-1866).
Mars	Mars	Goldstone	48.0	225.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.0	North America	American	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American tracking site.
Mars	MarsE	Goldstone	47.68	134.5	0	0	360	360	E	1.0	North America	American	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American tracking site.
Mercury	Mercury	Goldstone Vallis	-15.8	31.7					W	0.0	North America	American	H-06	I-960	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Radio telescope facility in California.
Earth	Moon	Golgi	27.8	-60.0					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LTO38B4	LTO-38B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Camillo; Italian doctor; Nobel laureate (c. 1843-1926).
Earth	Moon	Golitsyn	-25.1	-105.0					E	36.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Boris Borisovich; Russian physicist (1862-1916).
Earth	Moon	Golovin	39.9	161.1					E	37.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicholas Erasmus; American rocketry scientist (1912-1969).
Venus	Venus	Golubkina	60.3	286.5	60.3	60.3	286.2	286.8	E	28.4	Europe	Soviet	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; Soviet sculptor (1864-1927).
Jupiter	Callisto	Gomul Catena	35.5	47.1	33.8	37.1	42.5	51.8	W	342.6	Europe	Norse	JC-02	I-2069	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Norse river.
Venus	Venus	Goncharova	-63.0	97.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.3	Europe	Russia	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Natalya; Russian artist (1881-1962).
Mars	Mars	Gonnus Mons	41.6	91.0	41.0	42.0	90.6	91.6	W	57.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical town.
Mars	MarsE	Gonnus Mons	41.28	269.0	40.679	41.677	269.4	268.4	E	57.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical town.
Uranus	Miranda	Gonzalo	-11.4	77.0					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Honest old counsellor of Naples in "The Tempest."
Earth	Moon	Goodacre	-32.7	14.1					E	46.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Mars	Mars	Gordii Dorsum	4.5	144.1	0.6	8.3	142.3	146.0	W	493.5	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Gordii Dorsum	4.45	215.9	0.593	8.208	217.7	214	E	493.5	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Gordii Fossae	15.0	127.6	12.4	18.2	126.6	131.0	W	339.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2000	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Gordii Fossae	14.84	232.4	12.264	18.008	233.4	229	E	339.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2000	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Gorgonum Chaos	-37.5	170.9	-38.9	-36.4	169.7	172.3	W	149.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From albedo feature at 24S, 154W.
Mars	MarsE	Gorgonum Chaos	-37.19	189.1	-38.583	-36.09	190.3	187.7	E	149.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From albedo feature at 24S, 154W.
Mars	Mars	Gori	-23.2	28.9	-23.2	-23.1	28.8	29.0	W	6.2	Asia	Georgia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	town in the Republic of Georgia.
Mars	MarsE	Gori	-22.97	331.1	-22.966	-22.866	331.2	331	E	6.2	Asia	Georgia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	town in the Republic of Georgia.
Jupiter	Europa	Gortyna Flexus	-42.1	144.6	-50.0	-25.4	136.8	175.8	W	940.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A very low curvilinear ridge with a scalloped pattern	Flexus, flex?s	Place on Crete where Zeus brought Europa.
Earth	Moon	Gould	-19.2	-17.2					E	34.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Jupiter	Europa	Govannan	-37.3	302.8	-37.4	-37.0	302.5	303.0	W	11.5	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the Children of Don, a smith and brewer.
Mercury	Mercury	Goya	-7.2	152.0					W	135.0	Europe	Spain	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francisco (Jose) de Goy (y Lucientes); Spanish painter (1746-1828).
Earth	Moon	Grace	14.2	35.9					E	1.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	61 A2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English female name.
Venus	Venus	Grace	-13.8	268.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.0	Europe	Greek	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Earth	Moon	Grachev	-3.7	-108.2					E	35.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrej Dmitrievich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1900-1964).
Earth	Moon	Graff	-42.4	-88.6					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kasimir Romuald; Polish-German astronomer (1878-1950).
Mars	Mars	Graff	-21.4	206.3	-22.5	-20.1	204.8	207.6	W	158.0	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kasimir; German astronomer (1878-1950).
Mars	MarsE	Graff	-21.18	153.7	-22.271	-19.891	155.2	152.4	E	158.0	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kasimir; German astronomer (1878-1950).
Venus	Venus	Graham Patera	-6.0	6.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	75.0	North America	American	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Martha; American dancer, choreographer (1894-1991). Name changed from Graham crater.
Saturn	Iapetus	Grandoyne	17.7	214.5	17.6	17.9	211.8	217.2	W	65.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Cappadocian King Capuel; killed Gerin, Gerier, Berenger, Guy St. Antoine, Duke Astorge; killed by Roland.
Mars	Mars	Granicus Valles	30.0	229.0	26.0	33.5	223.8	236.8	W	750.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for river in Turkey.
Mars	MarsE	Granicus Valles	29.72	131.0	25.745	33.202	136.2	123.2	E	750.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for river in Turkey.
Jupiter	Io	Grannos Patera	11.17	145.29	10.6	11.77	145.93	144.68	W	45.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Gaulish sun god.
Earth	Moon	Grave	-17.1	150.3					E	40.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B2	LTO-102B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dmitry Aleksandrovich; Soviet mathematician (1863-1939); Ivan Platonovich; Soviet engineer (1874-1960).
Venus	Venus	Gra?ina	72.4	337.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.5	Europe	Lithuania	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lithuanian first name.
Earth	Moon	Greaves	13.2	52.7					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Michael Herbert; British astronomer (1897-1955).  <em>Note: Formerly Lick D</em>
Venus	Venus	Grechukha Tholi	-8.6	255.8	-9.3	-8.0	255.0	256.7	E	200.0	Europe	Ukraine	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Ukrainian field deity.
Earth	Moon	Green	4.1	132.9					E	65.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George; British mathematician (1793-1841).
Mars	Mars	Green	-52.7	8.4	-54.2	-51.1	6.3	10.9	W	184.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nathan E.; British astronomer (1823-1899).
Mars	MarsE	Green	-52.39	351.6	-53.891	-50.782	353.7	349.1	E	184.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nathan E.; British astronomer (1823-1899).
Venus	Venus	Greenaway	22.9	145.1	22.9	22.9	145.0	145.0	E	93.0	Europe	England	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kate; English author, illustrator (1846-1901).
Earth	Moon	Gregory	2.2	127.2					E	67.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; Scottish astronomer, mathematician (1638-1675).
Venus	Venus	Gregory	7.1	95.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.0	Europe	Ireland	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Isabella; Irish playwright (1852-1932).
Venus	Venus	Gretchen	-59.7	212.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.8	Europe	Germany	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German first name.
Venus	Venus	Grey	-52.4	329.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.0	Europe	England	V-61	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jane; English queen (1537-1555).
Mercury	Mercury	Grieg	51.1	14.0					W	65.0	Europe	Norway	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edvard; Norwegian composer (1843-1907).
Earth	Moon	Grigg	12.9	-129.4					E	36.0	Oceania	New Zealand	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; New Zealander astronomer (1838-1920).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi	-5.5	-68.3					E	172.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Venus	Venus	Grimke	17.2	215.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	34.8	North America	American	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sarah; American abolishionist (1792-1873).
Jupiter	Callisto	Grimr	41.5	214.6	40.4	42.8	212.8	216.1	W	103.2	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; a name for Odin.
Earth	Moon	Grissom	-47.0	-147.4					E	58.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Virgil Ivan ("Gus"); American astronaut (1926-1967).
Venus	Venus	Grizodubova Patera	16.7	299.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.0	Europe	Soviet	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Valentina; Soviet aviatrix (1910-1993).
Mars	Mars	Grjotá Valles	15.6	194.6	14.0	15.6	197.8	192.0	W	370.0	Europe	Iceland	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Iceland.
Mars	MarsE	Grjotá Valles	15.43	165.4	13.848	15.433	162.2	168	E	370.0	Europe	Iceland	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Iceland.
Earth	Moon	Grotrian	-66.5	128.3					E	37.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter; German astronomer (1890-1954).
Earth	Moon	Grove	40.3	32.9					E	28.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir William Robert; British physicist (1811-1896).
Mars	Mars	Groves	-4.1	44.6	-4.2	-4.0	44.5	44.7	W	11.2	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Texas, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Groves	-4.05	315.4	-4.153	-3.955	315.5	315.3	E	11.2	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Texas, USA.
Earth	Moon	Gruemberger	-66.9	-10.0					E	93.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christoph; Austrian astronomer (1561-1636).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen	32.9	-39.7					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Jupiter	Europa	Gráinne	-59.7	99.4	-60.0	-59.5	98.9	99.9	W	13.5	Europe	Ireland	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of Cormac Mac Art, the mythical High King of Ulster, and wife of Diarmuid.
Mars	Mars	Grójec	-21.7	30.9	-22.0	-21.4	30.5	31.2	W	38.5	Europe	Poland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Poland.
Mars	MarsE	Grójec	-21.48	329.1	-21.775	-21.18	329.5	328.8	E	38.5	Europe	Poland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Poland.
Venus	Venus	Guan Daosheng	-61.1	181.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	43.6	Asia	China	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter, calligrapher (1262-1319).
Mars	Mars	Guaymas	25.9	45.1	25.7	26.1	44.9	45.3	W	20.0	North America	Mexico	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	MarsE	Guaymas	25.65	314.9	25.447	25.844	315.1	314.7	E	20.0	North America	Mexico	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Venus	Venus	Gudrun	10.6	326.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.3	Europe	Norse	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Norse.
Earth	Moon	Guericke	-11.5	-14.1					E	63.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Venus	Venus	Gui Ye Chasma	-9.0	337.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	210.0	Asia	China	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Chinese moon fairy.
Mercury	Mercury	Guido d'Arezzo	-38.7	18.3					W	66.0	Europe	Italy	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian musical theorist (c. 990-1050).
Venus	Venus	Guilbert	-58.0	13.6	-57.9	-57.9	13.6	13.6	E	25.5	Europe	France	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yvette; French singer (1865-1944).
Earth	Moon	Guillaume	45.4	-173.4					E	57.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Edouard; Swiss metallurgist; Nobel laureate (1861-1938).
Venus	Venus	Guinevere Planitia	21.9	325.0	-4.6	51.7	297.2	346.0	E	7,520.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-17,18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	British, wife of Arthur.
Mars	Mars	Guir	-21.8	20.5	-21.9	-21.6	20.4	20.7	W	18.9	Africa	Mali	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mali.
Mars	MarsE	Guir	-21.58	339.5	-21.676	-21.379	339.6	339.3	E	18.9	Africa	Mali	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mali.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Gula	64.1	12.3	63.7	64.5	11.4	13.3	W	38.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; health god.
Venus	Venus	Gula Mons	21.9	359.1	20.9	22.9	358.3	360.0	E	276.0	Asia	Babylon	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Babylonian earth mother, creative force.
Venus	Venus	Gulaim Fossae	-5.0	329.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Karakalpak amazon leader.
Mars	Mars	Gulch	16.0	251.1	16.0	16.1	251.0	251.1	W	8.2	Africa	Ethiopia	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Mars	MarsE	Gulch	15.83	108.9	15.829	15.928	109	108.9	E	8.2	Africa	Ethiopia	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Venus	Venus	Gulchatay	20.5	295.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.0	Asia	Arabian	V-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Earth	Moon	Gullstrand	45.2	-129.3					E	43.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Allvar; Swedish ophthalmologist; Nobel laureate (1862-1930).
Venus	Venus	Gulnara	-23.7	174.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-37	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Uzbek first name.
Earth	Moon	Gum	-40.4	88.6					E	54.0	Oceania	Australia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Colin; Australian astronomer (1924-1960).
Venus	Venus	Gunda Planitia	-16.0	267.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Asia	Georgia	V-40,41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Abkhazian epic heroine, beautiful sister of the giant knights.
Mars	Mars	Gunnison	-44.0	257.2	-44.3	-43.6	256.7	257.6	W	40.8	North America	United States	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colorado, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Gunnison	-43.68	102.8	-43.975	-43.276	103.3	102.4	E	40.8	North America	United States	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colorado, USA.
Jupiter	Callisto	Gunnr	64.6	104.7	63.9	65.2	103.0	106.5	W	61.1	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; a Valkyrie.
Jupiter	Callisto	Gunntro Catena	-19.5	343.1	-20.2	-19.2	340.6	345.0	W	149.0	Europe	Norse	JC-10	I-2073	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Norse river.
Venus	Venus	Guor Linea	20.0	0.0	20.0	20.0	0.0	0.0	E	0.0	Europe	Iceland	V-20,31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Northern European Valkyrie.
Venus	Venus	Gurshi Mons	-47.5	58.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	210.0	Asia	Buriat	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Buryatian fishing deity.
Mars	Mars	Gusev	-14.7	184.6	-16.0	-13.3	183.1	186.0	W	166.0	Europe	Russia	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Matvei M.; Russian astronomer (1826-1866).
Mars	MarsE	Gusev	-14.54	175.4	-15.829	-13.155	176.9	174	E	166.0	Europe	Russia	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Matvei M.; Russian astronomer (1826-1866).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg	-8.6	41.2					E	74.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Guthnick	-47.7	-93.9					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; German astronomer (1879-1947).
Earth	Moon	Guyot	11.4	117.5					E	92.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO65A3	LTO-65A3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arnold Henry; Swiss-born American geographer, geologist (1807-1884).
Venus	Venus	Guzel	-57.6	298.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.3	Asia	Arabian	V-60	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Mars	Mars	Gwash	39.3	3.2	39.2	39.3	3.2	3.3	W	4.7	Asia	Pakistan	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Mars	MarsE	Gwash	38.98	356.8	38.882	38.982	356.8	356.7	E	4.7	Asia	Pakistan	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Venus	Venus	Gwen Mons	-21.4	238.7	-22.0	-20.4	237.7	239.9	E	200.0	Europe	Celtic	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Irish goddess of happiness and smiles.
Jupiter	Europa	Gwydion	-60.5	81.6	-60.6	-60.4	81.4	81.7	W	5.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic poet, one of the children of the mother goddess Don.
Uranus	Ariel	Gwyn	-77.5	22.5					E	34.0	Europe	Ireland	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish god of battle; leads mens' souls to Annwn.
Saturn	Mimas	Gwynevere	-17.6	323.7	-23.5	-11.35	318.68	328.98	W	42.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Queen; wife of Arthur; lover of Launcelot.
Venus	Venus	Gwynn	9.7	37.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	32.0	Europe	England	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nell; English actress, courtesan (1650-1687).
Earth	Moon	Gyldén	-5.3	0.3					E	47.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johan August Hugo; Swedish astronomer (1841-1896).
Jupiter	Callisto	Gymir	63.7	48.8	63.3	64.2	47.8	50.0	W	40.6	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; another name for the sea-god, Legir.
Earth	Moon	Gärtner	59.1	34.6					E	115.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christian; German mineralogist, geologist (c. 1750-1813).
Jupiter	Callisto	Göll	57.3	319.7	56.7	58.0	318.4	320.8	W	55.4	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; servant to the gods.
Jupiter	Callisto	Göndul	60.0	114.1	59.4	60.4	113.1	115.3	W	45.5	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; a Valkyrie.
Earth	Moon	H. G. Wells	40.7	122.8					E	114.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Herbert George; British scientific writer (1866-1946).
Venus	Venus	Haasttse-baad Tessera	6.0	127.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,600.0	North America	Navajo	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Navajo good health goddess.
Venus	Venus	Habonde Corona	3.0	81.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	Europe	Denmark	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Danish goddess of abundance.
Venus	Venus	Hadisha	-39.0	97.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.9	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-47	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kazakh first name.
Mars	Mars	Hadley	-19.5	203.1	-20.5	-18.5	202.1	204.1	W	119.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George; British meteorologist (1685-1768).
Mars	MarsE	Hadley	-19.3	156.9	-20.288	-18.305	157.9	155.9	E	119.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George; British meteorologist (1685-1768).
Mars	Mars	Hadriaca Patera	-30.19	267.34	-29.61	-30.72	266.65	267.95	W	67.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Hadriaca Patera	-29.91	92.66	-29.332	-30.435	93.35	92.05	E	67.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Jupiter	Io	Haemus Montes	-69.71	46.23	-73.41	-66.59	59.66	31.86	W	333.56	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
Earth	Moon	Hagecius	-59.8	46.6					E	76.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagen	-48.3	135.1					E	55.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Georg; Austrian astronomer (1847-1930).
Earth	Moon	Hahn	31.3	73.6					E	84.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich von; German astronomer (1741-1805); Otto; German chemist (1879-1968).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger	-39.2	-25.0					E	22.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Saturn	Rhea	Haik	-36.6	29.3					W	0.0	Asia	Armenian	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mythological ancestor of the Armenian people.
Earth	Moon	Hainzel	-41.3	-33.5					E	70.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Jupiter	Callisto	Haki	25.0	315.1	24.2	25.9	314.2	316.1	W	72.2	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse giant.
Earth	Moon	Haldane	-1.7	84.1					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO81B1	LTO-81B1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Burdon Sanderson; British doctor (1892-1964).
Mars	Mars	Haldane	-53.1	230.9	-53.7	-52.4	229.8	231.9	W	78.7	Europe	Great Britain	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John B.; British physiologist-geneticist (1892-1964).
Mars	MarsE	Haldane	-52.79	129.1	-53.389	-52.085	130.2	128.1	E	78.7	Europe	Great Britain	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John B.; British physiologist-geneticist (1892-1964).
Earth	Moon	Hale	-74.2	90.8					E	83.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Ellery; American astronomer (1868-1938); William; British rocket scientist (1797-1870).
Mars	Mars	Hale	-36.1	36.5	-37.2	-34.8	35.1	37.8	W	149.0	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George E.; American astronomer (1868-1938).
Mars	MarsE	Hale	-35.79	323.5	-36.888	-34.496	324.9	322.2	E	149.0	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George E.; American astronomer (1868-1938).
Mars	Mars	Halex Fossae	27.4	126.4	26.5	28.6	125.8	127.1	W	137.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 40N, 110W.
Mars	MarsE	Halex Fossae	27.14	233.6	26.241	28.328	234.2	232.9	E	137.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 40N, 110W.
Earth	Moon	Halfway	-9.0	15.5					E	0.0	North America	American	S-02	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Halieus	34.3	167.1	33.4	35.4	165.9	168.3	W	91.6	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tyre; fisherman god.
Venus	Venus	Halima	28.5	14.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.9	Africa	Nigeria	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hausa first name.
Earth	Moon	Hall	33.7	37.0					E	35.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Asaph; American astronomer (1829-1907).
Mars	Phobos	Hall	-80.0	210.0					W	5.4	North America	American		TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Asaph; American astronomer, discoverer of Phobos and Deimos (1829-1907).
Venus	Venus	Halle	-19.8	145.5	-19.8	-19.8	145.5	145.5	E	21.5	Europe	Austria	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelmina; Austrian violinist (1839-1911).
Earth	Moon	Halley	-8.0	5.7					E	36.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edmond; British astronomer (1656-1742).
Mars	Mars	Halley	-48.7	59.3	-49.4	-48.0	58.3	60.3	W	84.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edmund; British astronomer (1656-1742).
Mars	MarsE	Halley	-48.38	300.7	-49.079	-47.677	301.7	299.7	E	84.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edmund; British astronomer (1656-1742).
Venus	Venus	Hallgerda Mons	53.1	198.3	52.9	53.3	198.2	198.6	E	57.0	Europe	Iceland	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Icelandic goddess of vanity.
Earth	Moon	Halo	-3.2	-23.4					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
Mercury	Mercury	Hals	-54.8	115.0					W	100.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frans; Dutch painter (1581/1585-1666).
Saturn	Dione	Halys	-59.17	53.72	-60.74	-57.44	49.96	56.81	W	35.2	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Trojan defending Aeneas' camp against the Rutulian attack. He was killed by Turnus.
Mars	Mars	Ham	-45.0	32.6	-45.0	-45.0	32.5	32.6	W	1.8	Europe	France	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Ham	-44.68	327.4	-44.675	-44.675	327.5	327.4	E	1.8	Europe	France	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	Mars	Hamaguir	49.0	227.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.5	Africa	Algeria	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Algerian launch site.
Mars	MarsE	Hamaguir	48.68	132.4	0	0	360	360	E	0.5	Africa	Algeria	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Algerian launch site.
Mars	Mars	Hamelin	20.5	32.8	20.4	20.5	32.7	32.9	W	9.6	Europe	Germany	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Old German town referred to in the Pied Piper fairy tale.
Mars	MarsE	Hamelin	20.29	327.2	20.189	20.288	327.3	327.1	E	9.6	Europe	Germany	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Old German town referred to in the Pied Piper fairy tale.
Earth	Moon	Hamilton	-42.8	84.7					E	57.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir William Rowan; Irish mathematician (1805-1865).
Uranus	Oberon	Hamlet	-46.1	44.4					E	206.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shakespearean hero.
Saturn	Iapetus	Hamon	10.6	270.0	10.1	11.1	266.3	273.8	W	96.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joint Commander of Charlemagne's Eighth Division.
Venus	Venus	Hamuda	62.9	2.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.8	Asia	Hebrew	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Han Kan	-71.6	143.8					W	50.0	Asia	China	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter (720-780).
Mercury	Mercury	Handel	3.4	33.8					W	166.0	Europe	Germany	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	G. F.; German-British composer (1685-1759).
Mars	Mars	Handlová	38.0	88.7	37.9	38.0	88.7	88.8	W	4.6	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MTM 40087	I-2194	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Czechoslovakia.
Mars	MarsE	Handlová	37.69	271.3	37.586	37.685	271.3	271.2	E	4.6	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MTM 40087	I-2194	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Czechoslovakia.
Venus	Venus	Hanekasa Fossae	29.0	148.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	South and Central America	Venezuela	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Sanema (Venezuela) amazon warrior.
Venus	Venus	Hanghepiwi Chasma	-48.5	18.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	North America	Dakota	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Dakota name of the moon and night.
Venus	Venus	Hanka	-27.3	114.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-47	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Czech first name.
Venus	Venus	Hannah	17.9	102.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.8	Asia	Hebrew	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Hebrew.
Venus	Venus	Hannahannas Corona	0.0	170.5	-2.0	1.5	169.0	172.0	E	200.0	Asia	Turkey	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hittite (Asia Minor) mother and insect goddess.
Earth	Moon	Hanno	-56.3	71.2					E	56.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Hansberry	-22.7	324.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	26.6	North America	Mandan	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lorraine; American playwright (1930-1965).
Earth	Moon	Hansen	14.0	72.5					E	39.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter Andreas; Danish astronomer (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Hansteen	-11.5	-52.0					E	44.0	Europe	Norway	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christopher; Norwegian astronomer (1784-1873).
Jupiter	Io	Haokah Patera	-20.87	186.65	-21.61	-20.02	187.17	186.05	W	53.86	North America	Sioux	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sioux thunder god.
Saturn	Rhea	Haoso	8.3	12.5					W	0.0	Asia	China	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Manchurian creator of all things.
Venus	Venus	Hapei	66.1	178.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.2	North America	American	V-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cheyenne (Oklahoma) first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Hapi	-30.6	212.6	-31.6	-29.5	211.4	213.8	W	98.5	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian god of the Nile.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Harakhtes	35.9	100.2	34.8	37.0	98.8	101.7	W	108.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	"Horus of the Two Horizons", form of Egyptian god Horus who represents the path of the sun.
Mars	Mars	Harad?	-27.7	28.1	-27.8	-27.6	28.0	28.1	W	8.0	Asia	Saudi Arabia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Saudi Arabia.
Mars	MarsE	Harad?	-27.43	331.9	-27.533	-27.334	332	331.9	E	8.0	Asia	Saudi Arabia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Saudi Arabia.
Earth	Moon	Harden	5.5	143.5					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Arthur; British chemist; Nobel laureate (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Harding	43.5	-71.7					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl Ludwig; German astronomer (1765-1834).
Earth	Moon	Haret	-59.0	-176.5					E	29.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spiru; Rumanian astronomer (1851-1912).
Earth	Moon	Hargreaves	-2.2	64.0					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80B1	LTO-80B1	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick James; British astronomer, optician (1891-1970).
Earth	Moon	Harkhebi	39.6	98.3					E	237.0	Africa	Egypt	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian astronomer (c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harlan	-38.5	79.5					E	65.0	North America	American		I-2276	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harlan James Smith; American astronomer (1924-1991).  <em>Note: Formerly Marinus D</em>
Mars	Mars	Harmakhis Vallis	-40.8	269.6	-43.3	-38.5	265.7	274.5	W	475.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient Egyptian word for "Mars."
Mars	MarsE	Harmakhis Vallis	-40.48	90.4	-42.976	-38.184	94.3	85.5	E	475.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient Egyptian word for "Mars."
Jupiter	Europa	Harmonia Linea	28.0	171.7	17.5	32.0	192.6	149.1	W	1,154.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Wife of Cadmus.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Haroeris	28.5	296.8	27.8	29.2	295.9	297.7	W	70.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian sky god whose eyes are the sun and the moon, a form of Horus.
Earth	Moon	Harold	-10.9	-6.0					E	2.0	Europe	Scandinavian	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scandinavian male name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Harpagia Sulcus	-11.7	318.7	-26.3	-3.2	305.5	338.1	W	1,792.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Greek; where Ganymede was abducted an eagle.
Earth	Moon	Harpalus	52.6	-43.4					E	39.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 460 B.C.).
Saturn	Enceladus	Harran Sulci	26.39	245.93	-8.75	32.98	229.37	276.49	W	291.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	City where Khudadad's father ruled.
Earth	Moon	Harriot	33.1	114.3					E	56.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas; British mathematician, astronomer (1560-1621).
Earth	Moon	Hartmann	3.2	135.3					E	61.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes Franz; German astronomer (1865-1936).
Earth	Moon	Hartwig	-6.1	-80.5					E	79.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Carl) Ernst (Albrecht); German astronomer (1851-1923).
Mars	Mars	Hartwig	-39.0	16.0	-39.8	-38.1	14.9	17.0	W	105.0	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernst; German astronomer (1851-1923).
Mars	MarsE	Hartwig	-38.68	344.0	-39.481	-37.785	345.1	343	E	105.0	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernst; German astronomer (1851-1923).
Mercury	Mercury	Harunobu	15.0	140.7					W	110.0	Asia	Japan	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Suzuki (1720/1724-1770).
Earth	Moon	Harvey	19.5	-146.5					E	60.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British doctor (1578-1657).
Earth	Moon	Hase	-29.4	62.5					E	83.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Matthias; German mathematician (1684-1742).
Earth	Moon	Hatanaka	29.7	-121.5					E	26.0	Asia	Japan	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Takeo; Japanese astronomer (1914-1963).
Jupiter	Io	Hatchawa Patera	-59.42	31.99	-60.38	-58.47	34.55	29.45	W	84.98	Europe	Slavic	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Yaroro (Slavic) god who, in form of a boy, gave fire to mankind.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Hathor	-66.9	268.6	-68.8	-64.9	263.7	273.4	W	173.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian goddess of joy and love.
Venus	Venus	Hathor Mons	-38.7	324.7	-40.0	-37.3	323.6	325.9	E	333.0	Africa	Egypt	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Egyptian sky goddess.
Venus	Venus	Hatshepsut Patera	28.1	64.5	27.5	28.6	64.4	64.5	E	118.0	Africa	Egypt	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Egyptian pharoah (1479 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Haumea Corona	54.0	21.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	375.0	Oceania	Polynesia	V-02	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Polynesian fertility goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Hauptmann	-23.7	179.9					W	120.0	Europe	Germany	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerhart; German novelist and dramatist (1862-1946).
Earth	Moon	Hausen	-65.0	-88.1					E	167.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christian August; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1693-1743).
Mercury	Mercury	Hawthorne	-51.3	115.1					W	107.0	North America	American	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nathaniel; American novelist (1804-1864).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Hay-tau	14.5	133.1	14.2	14.8	132.8	133.4	W	26.9	Asia	Phoenician	JG-07	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nega god, spirit of forest vegetation.
Venus	Venus	Hayashi	53.8	243.9	53.8	53.8	243.6	243.6	E	43.1	Asia	Japan	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fumiko; Japanese writer (1903-1951).
Mercury	Mercury	Haydn	-27.3	71.6					W	270.0	Europe	Austria	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	J.; Austrian composer (1732-1809).
Earth	Moon	Hayford	12.7	-176.4					E	27.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Fillmore; American civil engineer, geodesist (1868-1925).
Earth	Moon	Hayn	64.7	85.2					E	87.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Mercury	Mercury	Haystack Vallis	4.7	46.2					W	0.0	North America	American	H-06	I-960	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Radio telescope facility in Massachusetts.
Earth	Moon	Head	-3.0	-23.4					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
Earth	Moon	Healy	32.8	-110.5					E	38.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roy; American rocketry scientist (1915-1968).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Heathcliff	7.4	167.9					W	1.1	Europe	England	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tragic lover of Catherine in Emily Brontë's novel "Wuthering Heights" (England, 1847).
Venus	Venus	Heather	-6.8	334.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.5	Europe	England	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Earth	Moon	Heaviside	-10.4	167.1					E	165.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oliver; British mathematician, physicist (1850-1925).
Mars	Mars	Heaviside	-70.7	95.3	-71.4	-70.0	93.0	97.4	W	87.4	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oliver; British physicist (1850-1925).
Mars	MarsE	Heaviside	-70.5	264.7	-71.203	-69.79	267	262.6	E	87.4	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oliver; British physicist (1850-1925).
Mars	Mars	Hebes Chasma	-1.1	76.2	-2.1	0.1	73.4	78.7	W	319.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hebes Chasma	-1.09	283.8	-2.076	0.099	286.6	281.3	E	319.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Hebes Mensa	-1.1	76.8	-1.4	-0.8	75.9	77.8	W	109.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature; name of goddess of youth.
Mars	MarsE	Hebes Mensa	-1.09	283.2	-1.384	-0.791	284.1	282.2	E	109.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature; name of goddess of youth.
Mars	Mars	Hebrus Valles	20.2	233.4	17.6	22.6	231.8	234.9	W	317.0	Europe	Greek	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient river in Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Hebrus Valles	19.99	126.6	17.414	22.37	128.2	125.1	E	317.0	Europe	Greek	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient river in Greece.
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus	-21.8	79.4					E	167.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Hecate Chasma	18.2	254.3	14.2	25.9	241.2	269.3	E	3,145.0	Europe	Greek	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Greek moon goddess.
Mars	Mars	Hecates Tholus	32.4	209.8	30.8	33.9	208.0	211.5	W	183.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classcial albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hecates Tholus	32.11	150.2	30.515	33.6	152	148.5	E	183.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classcial albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Hedetet	-33.0	251.1	-34.1	-31.9	249.8	252.4	W	102.3	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian scorpion goddess.
Earth	Moon	Hedin	2.0	-76.5					E	150.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Mercury	Mercury	Heemskerck Rupes	25.9	125.3					W	0.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	H-03	I-1066	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Dutch; one of Tasman's ships to explore Australia, New Zealand, 1642-43.
Mars	Mars	Hegemone Dorsum	-55.1	45.2	-56.4	-53.8	44.7	45.7	W	155.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Mars	MarsE	Hegemone Dorsum	-54.79	314.8	-56.1	-53.49	315.3	314.3	E	155.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Venus	Venus	Heidi	23.6	350.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.2	Europe	Latin	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name; form of Hester.
Jupiter	Callisto	Heimdall	-63.5	357.0	-66.1	-61.1	351.9	2.6	W	210.0	Europe	Teutonic	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Teutonic god of light, guardian of the great bridge Bifröst.
Mercury	Mercury	Heine	32.6	124.1					W	75.0	Europe	Germany	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich; German poet (1797-1856).
Mars	Mars	Heinlein	-64.8	243.8	-65.4	-64.0	242.1	245.6	W	88.0	North America	American	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert A.; American author (1907-1988).
Mars	MarsE	Heinlein	-64.55	116.2	-65.153	-63.743	117.9	114.4	E	88.0	North America	American	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert A.; American author (1907-1988).
Earth	Moon	Heinrich	24.8	-15.3					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO40B4	LTO-40B4	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wladimir Wáclav; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1965).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius	-39.5	-17.7					E	64.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heis	32.4	-31.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eduard; German astronomer (1806-1877).
Jupiter	Io	Heiseb Patera	29.79	244.85	29.21	30.32	245.98	243.72	W	62.48	Africa	Bushman	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Bushman devil who represents fire.
Neptune	Triton	Hekt Cavus	26.0	342.0					E	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Egyptian frog goddess.
Earth	Moon	Helberg	22.5	-102.2					E	62.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert J.; American aeronautical engineer (1906-1967).
Venus	Venus	Helen Planitia	-51.7	263.9	-56.8	-46.5	230.4	297.5	E	4,360.0	Europe	Greek	V-51,52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Greek; "the face that launched 1000 ships."
Venus	Venus	Helga	-10.4	116.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.8	Europe	Norway	V-35	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norwegian first name.
Earth	Moon	Helicon	40.4	-23.1					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer, mathematician (fl. c. 361 B.C.).
Mercury	Mercury	Heliocaminus	40.0	170.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Heliopolis Facula	18.5	147.2	18.0	19.0	146.7	147.5	W	50.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Sacred Egyptian city of the sun.
Saturn	Hyperion	Helios	71.0	132.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek sun god; son of Hyperion.
Earth	Moon	Hell	-32.4	-7.8					E	33.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Mars	Mars	Hellas	-40.0	290.0	-40.0	-40.0	290.0	290.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Hellas	-39.68	70.0	-39.68	-39.68	70	70	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Greece.
Mars	Mars	Hellas Chaos	-47.8	296.0	-50.5	-45.5	288.7	303.0	W	595.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1994	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Named for albedo feature Hellas.
Mars	MarsE	Hellas Chaos	-47.48	64.0	-50.181	-45.175	71.3	57	E	595.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1994	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Named for albedo feature Hellas.
Mars	Mars	Hellas Montes	-37.9	262.3	-39.1	-36.6	260.8	263.7	W	153.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature Hellas.
Mars	MarsE	Hellas Montes	-37.59	97.7	-38.782	-36.29	99.2	96.3	E	153.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature Hellas.
Mars	Mars	Hellas Planitia	-43.0	290.0	-55.0	-28.0	265.0	315.0	W	2,200.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hellas Planitia	-42.68	70.0	-54.694	-27.732	95	45	E	2,200.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Saturn	Rhea	Heller	10.1	315.1					W	0.0	South and Central America	Auracanian	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Auracanin creator of men and bringer of civilization.
Mars	Mars	Hellespontus	-50.0	325.0	-50.0	-50.0	325.0	325.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	The Dardanelles.
Mars	MarsE	Hellespontus	-49.68	35.0	-49.68	-49.68	35	35	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	The Dardanelles.
Mars	Mars	Hellespontus Montes	-44.7	317.2	-50.9	-38.7	315.1	318.8	W	729.6	Europe	Latin	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hellespontus Montes	-44.38	42.8	-50.582	-38.383	44.9	41.2	E	729.6	Europe	Latin	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Hellman	4.7	356.3	4.8	4.8	356.3	356.3	E	34.7	North America	American	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lillian; American playwright, author (1905-1984).
Earth	Moon	Helmert	-7.6	87.6					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81B3	LTO-81B3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Robert; German astronomer, geodesist (1843-1917).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz	-68.1	64.1					E	94.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Mars	Mars	Helmholtz	-45.8	21.3	-46.7	-44.8	20.1	22.6	W	111.5	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann von; German physicist (1821-1894).
Mars	MarsE	Helmholtz	-45.48	338.7	-46.376	-44.475	339.9	337.4	E	111.5	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann von; German physicist (1821-1894).
Venus	Venus	Helmud Vallis	-33.9	171.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	280.0	Asia	Afghanistan	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Afghanistan river goddess.
Venus	Venus	Heloise	40.0	51.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	38.0	Europe	France	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French physician, hospital founder (c. 1098-1164).
Venus	Venus	Helvi	12.4	82.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.2	Europe	Estonia	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian first name.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Helwan	22.4	118.9					W	0.4	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Egypt.
Venus	Venus	Hemera Dorsa	51.0	243.4	48.4	53.8	243.3	244.9	E	587.0	Europe	Greek	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Greek goddess, personification of day.
Earth	Moon	Henderson	4.8	152.1					E	47.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas; Scottish astronomer (1798-1844).
Earth	Moon	Hendrix	-46.6	-159.2					E	18.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Don Osgood; American optician (1905-1961).
Venus	Venus	Heng-o Chasma	6.6	355.5	5.6	6.8	352.0	358.9	E	734.0	Asia	China	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Chinese moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Heng-o Corona	2.0	355.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,060.0	Asia	China	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Named for associated chasma.
Venus	Venus	Henie	-51.9	146.0	-51.9	-51.9	145.8	145.8	E	70.4	Europe	Norway	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sonja; Norwegian skater (1912-1969).
Jupiter	Io	Heno Patera	-57.14	311.47	-58.13	-56.22	313.33	309.36	W	71.06	North America	Iroquois	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Iroquois god of thunder.
Earth	Moon	Henry	-24.0	-56.8					E	41.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Mars	Mars	Henry	10.9	336.7	9.4	12.5	335.2	338.0	W	171.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; French astronomer (1848-1905). Prosper; French astronomer (1849-1903).
Mars	MarsE	Henry	10.78	23.3	9.296	12.363	24.8	22	E	171.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; French astronomer (1848-1905). Prosper; French astronomer (1849-1903).
Earth	Moon	Henry Frères	-23.5	-58.9					E	42.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Prosper; French astronomer (1849-1903); Paul; French astronomer (1848-1905).
Venus	Venus	Henwen Fluctus	-20.5	179.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	485.0	Europe	England	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	British Celtic sow-goddess.
Earth	Moon	Henyey	13.5	-151.6					E	63.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis George; American astronomer (1910-1970).
Venus	Venus	Hepat Corona	-2.0	145.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Turkey	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hittite mother goddess.
Mars	Mars	Hephaestus Fossae	21.1	237.5	17.5	24.5	232.9	241.8	W	604.0	Europe	Greek	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hephaestus Fossae	20.88	122.5	17.315	24.256	127.1	118.2	E	604.0	Europe	Greek	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Io	Hephaestus Patera	1.95	289.79	1.45	2.42	290.41	289.21	W	38.84	Europe	Greek	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Greek smith god.
Mars	Mars	Hephaestus Rupes	22.0	243.0	10.0	37.0	228.0	260.0	W	1,750.0	Europe	Greek	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2003	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for classical albedo feature at 20N, 240W.
Mars	MarsE	Hephaestus Rupes	21.78	117.0	9.889	36.688	132	100	E	1,750.0	Europe	Greek	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2003	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for classical albedo feature at 20N, 240W.
Jupiter	Callisto	Hepti	64.5	23.4	63.9	65.1	22.2	24.5	W	48.6	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Venus	Venus	Hepworth	5.1	94.7	5.1	5.1	94.6	94.6	E	62.6	Europe	England	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Barbara; English sculptor (1903-1975).
Venus	Venus	Heqet Corona	7.0	169.5	6.0	8.1	168.0	171.0	E	250.0	Africa	Egypt	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Egyptian fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Her Desher Vallis	-25.4	48.0	-26.0	-24.8	47.2	48.8	W	107.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Egyptian name for Mars.
Mars	MarsE	Her Desher Vallis	-25.15	312.0	-25.745	-24.554	312.8	311.2	E	107.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Egyptian name for Mars.
Venus	Venus	Hera Dorsa	36.4	29.5	34.5	38.8	25.3	33.5	E	813.0	Europe	Greek	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Greek sky goddess, wife of Zeus.
Earth	Moon	Heraclitus	-49.2	6.2					E	90.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher (c. 540-480 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Herculaneum	19.5	58.7	19.2	19.8	58.4	59.0	W	35.4	Europe	Italy	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Herculaneum	19.3	301.3	18.999	19.594	301.6	301	E	35.4	Europe	Italy	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Earth	Moon	Hercules	46.7	39.1					E	69.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Herigonius	-13.3	-33.9					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Herigone, Pierre; French mathematician, astronomer (fl. 1634).
Earth	Moon	Hermann	-0.9	-57.0					E	15.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Jupiter	Io	Hermes Mensa	-43.48	246.3	-45.0	-41.9	248.97	243.57	W	134.8	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Freed Io from Argus.
Earth	Moon	Hermite	86.0	-89.9					E	104.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; French mathematician (1822-1901).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Hermopolis Facula	22.4	195.3	19.6	24.9	192.7	197.9	W	260.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Place where Unut was worshipped.
Mars	Mars	Hermus Vallis	-5.4	148.0	-5.7	-5.0	147.9	148.0	W	46.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in ancient Lydia (modern Turkey).
Mars	MarsE	Hermus Vallis	-5.34	212.0	-5.636	-4.944	212.1	212	E	46.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in ancient Lydia (modern Turkey).
Mercury	Mercury	Hero Rupes	-58.4	171.4					W	0.0	North America	American	H-12	I-1066	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	American; Palmer's ship to explore Antarctic coast, 1820-21.
Earth	Moon	Herodotus	23.2	-49.7					E	34.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Heron (Hero)	0.7	119.8					E	24.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO65D3	LTO-65D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian inventor (unkn-c. 100 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herschel	-5.7	-2.1					E	40.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir William; German-born British astronomer (1738-1822).
Saturn	Mimas	Herschel	-1.38	111.76	-21.5	18.14	90.91	131.1	W	139.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; German-British astronomer; discovered Mimas and Enceladus (1738-1822).
Mars	Mars	Herschel	-14.9	230.3	-17.2	-12.3	227.5	232.8	W	304.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John F.; British astronomer (1792-1871; William H.; British astronomer (1738-1822).
Mars	MarsE	Herschel	-14.74	129.7	-17.017	-12.165	132.5	127.2	E	304.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John F.; British astronomer (1792-1871; William H.; British astronomer (1738-1822).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Hershef	47.3	269.5	46.2	48.6	267.6	271.3	W	117.9	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian ram-headed god.
Earth	Moon	Hertz	13.4	104.5					E	90.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich Rudolf; German physicist (1857-1894).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung	2.6	-129.2					E	591.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Venus	Venus	Hervor Corona	-25.5	269.0	-25.5	-25.5	269.0	269.0	E	250.0	Europe	Norse	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse fertility goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Hesiod	-58.5	35.0					W	107.0	Europe	Greek	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek poet (c. 800 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hesiodus	-29.4	-16.3					E	42.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hesiod; Greek humanitarian (c. 735 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Hesperia	-20.0	240.0	-20.0	-20.0	240.0	240.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"The Occiden"; name for Italy (Greek); or Spain (Roman) or West area of Ethiopians where sun sank.
Mars	MarsE	Hesperia	-19.79	120.0	-19.792	-19.792	120	120	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"The Occiden"; name for Italy (Greek); or Spain (Roman) or West area of Ethiopians where sun sank.
Mars	Mars	Hesperia Dorsa	-23.4	246.9	-29.6	-17.2	240.9	250.9	W	817.2	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hesperia Dorsa	-23.16	113.1	-29.322	-17.017	119.1	109.1	E	817.2	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Hesperia Planum	-22.5	250.0	-34.0	-7.0	239.0	262.0	W	1,700.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2352	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hesperia Planum	-22.27	110.0	-33.699	-6.922	121	98	E	1,700.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2352	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mercury	Mercury	Hesperis	-45.0	355.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Earth	Moon	Hess	-54.3	174.6					E	88.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Victor Franz (Francis); American physicist (1883-1964); Harry Hammond; American geologist (1906-1969).
Earth	Moon	Hess-Apollo	20.1	30.7					E	1.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Venus	Venus	Hestia Rupes	6.0	71.1	4.2	7.4	68.5	73.0	E	588.0	Europe	Greek	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1982	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Greek hearth goddess.
Earth	Moon	Hevelius	2.2	-67.6					E	115.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Howelcke, Johann; Polish astronomer (1611-1687).
Earth	Moon	Heymans	75.3	-144.1					E	50.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Corneille-Jean-François; Belgian physiologist; Nobel laureate (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Heyrovsky	-39.6	-95.3					E	16.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jaroslav; Czechoslovakian chemist (1890-1967). <em>Note: Formerly Drude S</em>
Mars	Mars	Hibes Montes	3.7	188.7	2.8	4.7	187.6	189.5	W	137.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	From albedo feature at 17N, 186W.
Mars	MarsE	Hibes Montes	3.66	171.3	2.768	4.647	172.4	170.5	E	137.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	From albedo feature at 17N, 186W.
Mars	Mars	Hiddekel	15.0	345.0	15.0	15.0	345.0	345.0	W	0.0	Asia	Babylon	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Tigris River, Babylonia; Biblical third River of Paradise.
Mars	MarsE	Hiddekel	14.84	15.0	14.838	14.838	15	15	E	0.0	Asia	Babylon	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Tigris River, Babylonia; Biblical third River of Paradise.
Venus	Venus	Hiei Chu Patera	48.2	97.4	48.2	48.3	96.6	98.0	E	139.0	Asia	China	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chinese, converted silk worm product into thread and material (2698 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Higgins	8.1	241.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	40.0	North America	American	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marguerite; American journalist (1920-1966).
Jupiter	Callisto	Hijsi	63.1	171.5	62.6	63.7	170.2	172.9	W	54.1	Europe	Karelia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karelian deity of hunting.
Venus	Venus	Hikuleo Fluctus	52.5	208.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Oceania	Tonga	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Tonga (Polynesia) underworld goddess.
Saturn	Epimetheus	Hilairea	0.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek; sister of Phoibe, daughter of Leukippos.
Earth	Moon	Hilbert	-17.9	108.2					E	151.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David; German mathematician (1862-1943).
Neptune	Triton	Hili	-57.0	35.0					E	0.0	Africa	South Africa	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Cryo-volcanic features on Triton	Plume, plumes	Zulu water-sprite.
Venus	Venus	Hilkka	-69.0	72.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.3	Europe	Finland	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Earth	Moon	Hill	20.9	40.8					E	16.0	North America	American	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George William; American astronomer, mathematician (1838-1914).
Mars	Mars	Himera Valles	-21.6	22.8	-22.9	-20.4	22.0	23.5	W	160.0	Europe	Italy	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for Italian river.
Mars	MarsE	Himera Valles	-21.38	337.2	-22.668	-20.189	338	336.5	E	160.0	Europe	Italy	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for Italian river.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Himeros	21.2	282.3					W	10.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Attendant of Eros; personification of the longing of love in Greek mythology.
Venus	Venus	Himiko	19.0	124.3	19.0	19.0	124.2	124.2	E	36.6	Asia	Japan	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese queen (4th century A.D.).
Venus	Venus	Hina Chasma	63.7	20.0	61.9	65.6	18.9	21.8	E	415.0	Oceania	Hawaii	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Hawaiian moon goddess.
Earth	Moon	Hind	-7.9	7.4					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Russell; British astronomer (1823-1895).
Venus	Venus	Hinemoa Planitia	5.0	265.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3,700.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-28,29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Maori tale heroine; swam across Rotorua Lake to her friend.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Hinks Dorsum	42.0	318.0					W	0.0	Europe	England	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Arthur Robert; English astronomer, first used Eros for solar parallax (1873-1945).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Hios	-9.4	130.9					W	1.3	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Love child of Poseidon and Hiona in Greek mythology; also island (Chios) in the Aegean Sea.
Earth	Moon	Hippalus	-24.8	-30.2					E	57.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek explorer (unkn-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus	-5.1	5.2					E	138.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Hipparchus	-44.8	151.4	-45.5	-44.0	150.2	152.4	W	93.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (c. 160-125 B.C.).
Mars	MarsE	Hipparchus	-44.48	208.6	-45.175	-43.675	209.8	207.6	E	93.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (c. 160-125 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hippocrates	70.7	-145.9					E	60.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek doctor (c. 460-377 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Hippolyta Linea	-42.0	345.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Amazon queen.
Earth	Moon	Hirayama	-6.1	93.5					E	132.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945).
Venus	Venus	Hiriata	15.3	23.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Oceania	Polynesia	V-20	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Venus	Venus	Hiromi	35.2	287.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.0	Asia	Japan	V-17	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Hiroshige	-13.4	26.7					W	138.0	Asia	Japan	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A.; Japanese artist (1797-1858).
Neptune	Triton	Hirugo Cavus	14.5	345.0					E	0.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Japanese diety born in shape of a jellyfish.
Jupiter	Io	Hiruko Patera	-65.09	328.83	-66.41	-63.77	331.27	326.42	W	89.54	Asia	Japan	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Japanese sun god.
Mercury	Mercury	Hitomaro	-16.2	15.8					W	107.0	Asia	Japan	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kakinomoto No; Japanese poet (c. 655-c. 700).
Jupiter	Io	Hi'iaka Montes	-5.13	81.8	-10.69	1.58	83.77	77.05	W	406.34	Oceania	Hawaii	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	Mountain	Mons, montes	Sister of Hawaiian volcano goddess Pele.
Jupiter	Io	Hi'iaka Patera	-3.64	79.47	-4.81	-2.42	81.33	77.46	W	128.27	Oceania	Hawaii	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sister of Pele.
Venus	Venus	Hlineu Corona	-38.7	241.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Burma	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chin/Kieng (Burma/Myanmar, Bangladesh) ancestor goddess.
Neptune	Triton	Ho Sulci	2.0	305.0					E	0.0	Asia	China	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Chinese sacred river.
Jupiter	Callisto	Hoenir	-33.7	260.9	-34.7	-32.7	259.7	262.1	W	81.1	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; god who gave souls to first humans.
Earth	Moon	Hoffmeister	15.2	136.9					E	45.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cuno; German astronomer (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hogg	33.6	121.9					E	38.0	Oceania	Australia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur Robert; Australian astronomer (1903-1966); Frank Scott; Canadian astronomer (1904-1951).
Earth	Moon	Hohmann	-17.9	-94.1					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter; German space flight engineer (1880-1945).
Venus	Venus	Hoku-ao Vallis	28.0	166.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Oceania	Hawaii	V-13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Hawaiian name for planet Venus.
Mercury	Mercury	Holbein	35.6	28.9					W	113.0	Europe	Germany	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hans (c. 1465-1524), and Hans (c. 1497-1543); German painters.
Mercury	Mercury	Holberg	-67.0	61.1					W	61.0	Europe	Norway	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ludvig; Norwegian-Danish writer (1684-1754).
Venus	Venus	Holde Corona	53.5	155.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Germany	V-04	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	German fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Holden	-19.1	62.5					E	47.0	North America	American	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward Singleton; American astronomer (1846-1914).
Mars	Mars	Holden	-26.4	34.0	-27.5	-24.9	32.7	35.4	W	153.8	North America	American	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward S.; American astronomer (1846-1914).
Mars	MarsE	Holden	-26.14	326.0	-27.235	-24.653	327.3	324.6	E	153.8	North America	American	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward S.; American astronomer (1846-1914).
Earth	Moon	Holetschek	-27.6	150.9					E	38.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann; Austrian astronomer (1846-1923).
Venus	Venus	Holiday	-46.7	12.8	-46.7	-46.7	12.8	12.8	E	27.7	North America	American	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Billie; American singer (1915-1959).
Venus	Venus	Holla Corona	-13.0	237.7	-13.4	-12.5	237.4	238.3	E	180.0	Europe	Germany	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	German Earth, nature, and household affairs goddess.
Mars	Mars	Holmes	-75.0	293.2	-76.0	-74.0	289.8	297.7	W	122.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur; British geologist (1890-1965).
Mars	MarsE	Holmes	-74.84	66.8	-75.847	-73.827	70.2	62.3	E	122.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur; British geologist (1890-1965).
Mercury	Mercury	Homer	-1.2	36.2					W	314.0	Europe	Greek	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek epic poet (8th or 9th century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hommel	-54.7	33.8					E	126.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Mars	Mars	Honda	-22.6	16.4	-22.7	-22.5	16.4	16.5	W	9.1	South and Central America	Colombia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Mars	MarsE	Honda	-22.37	343.6	-22.47	-22.271	343.6	343.5	E	9.1	South and Central America	Colombia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Earth	Moon	Hooke	41.2	54.9					E	36.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; British physicist, inventor (1635-1703).
Mars	Mars	Hooke	-45.2	44.4	-46.4	-44.1	42.8	46.1	W	139.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; British physicist-astronomer (1635-1703).
Mars	MarsE	Hooke	-44.88	315.6	-46.075	-43.775	317.2	313.9	E	139.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; British physicist-astronomer (1635-1703).
Mars	Mars	Hope	45.2	10.3	45.1	45.2	10.3	10.4	W	7.3	North America	Canada	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in British Columbia, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Hope	44.88	349.7	44.775	44.875	349.7	349.6	E	7.3	North America	Canada	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in British Columbia, Canada.
Earth	Moon	Hopmann	-50.8	160.3					E	88.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Josef; Austrian astronomer (1890-1975).
Mercury	Mercury	Horace	-68.9	52.0					W	58.0	Europe	Roman	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roman poet (65-8 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Horarum Mons	-51.4	36.6	-51.5	-51.2	36.4	36.8	W	20.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Horarum Mons	-51.08	323.4	-51.183	-50.882	323.6	323.2	E	20.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo name.
Earth	Moon	Horatio	20.2	30.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Venus	Venus	Horner	23.4	97.7	23.4	23.4	97.7	97.7	E	25.2	Europe	England	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; English naturalist, geologist (19th century).
Earth	Moon	Hornsby	23.8	12.5					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO42D1	LTO-42D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas; British astronomer (1733-1810).
Earth	Moon	Horrebow	58.7	-40.8					E	24.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peder; Danish astronomer (1679-1764).
Earth	Moon	Horrocks	-4.0	5.9					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jeremiah; British astronomer (1619-1641).
Earth	Moon	Hortensius	6.5	-28.0					E	14.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC	587B	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hove, Martin van den; Dutch astronomer (1605-1639).
Jupiter	Io	Horus Patera	-9.82	338.0	-11.56	-8.14	339.96	335.75	W	144.21	Africa	Egypt	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Egyptian falcon-headed solar god.
Mars	Mars	Houston	48.5	224.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.6	North America	American	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American mission control site.
Mars	MarsE	Houston	48.18	135.9	0	0	360	360	E	1.6	North America	American	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American mission control site.
Earth	Moon	Houtermans	-9.4	87.2					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81C2	LTO-81C2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Georg; German physicist (1903-1966).
Earth	Moon	Houzeau	-17.1	-123.5					E	71.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Charles-Hippolyte-Joseph de Lehaie; Belgian astronomer (1820-1888).
Venus	Venus	Howe	-45.7	174.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	38.6	North America	American	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Julia; American biographer, poet (1819-1910).
Mars	Mars	Hrad Vallis	38.7	224.7	33.7	43.1	217.8	231.1	W	825.0	Asia	Armenian	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Armenian.
Mars	MarsE	Hrad Vallis	38.38	135.3	33.401	42.776	142.2	128.9	E	825.0	Asia	Armenian	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Armenian.
Venus	Venus	Hroswitha Patera	35.8	34.8	35.1	36.4	34.5	35.1	E	163.0	Europe	Germany	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	German writer (c. A.D. 935-975).
Venus	Venus	Hsueh T'ao	-52.6	13.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.0	Asia	China	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese poet, artist (c. A.D.760).
Mars	Mars	Hs?anch'eng	47.0	227.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.0	Asia	China	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese launch site.
Mars	MarsE	Hs?anch'eng	46.68	132.6	0	0	360	360	E	2.0	Asia	China	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese launch site.
Venus	Venus	Hua Mulan	86.8	337.7	86.8	86.8	337.7	337.7	E	24.0	Asia	China	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese warrior (c. A.D. 590).
Mars	Mars	Huancayo	-3.7	39.9	-3.9	-3.5	39.6	40.1	W	25.1	South and Central America	Peru	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Huancayo	-3.66	320.1	-3.856	-3.461	320.4	319.9	E	25.1	South and Central America	Peru	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Venus	Venus	Huang Daopo	-54.2	165.3	-54.2	-54.2	165.4	165.4	E	29.1	Asia	China	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese engineer.
Venus	Venus	Huarei	15.0	32.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.5	Oceania	Polynesia	V-21	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Earth	Moon	Hubble	22.1	86.9					E	80.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edwin Powell; American astronomer (1889-1953).
Earth	Moon	Huggins	-41.1	-1.4					E	65.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir William; British astronomer (1824-1910).
Mars	Mars	Huggins	-49.4	204.4	-50.0	-48.7	203.3	205.4	W	90.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British astronomer (1824-1910).
Mars	MarsE	Huggins	-49.08	155.6	-49.68	-48.378	156.7	154.6	E	90.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British astronomer (1824-1910).
Mercury	Mercury	Hugo	38.9	47.0					W	198.0	Europe	France	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Victor; French writer, dramatist and poet (1802-1885).
Venus	Venus	Hulda Corona	12.0	308.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	230.0	Europe	Germany	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	German goddess of fruitfulness and marriage.
Venus	Venus	Hull	59.4	263.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	47.3	North America	American	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peggy; American war correspondent (1889-1967).
Venus	Venus	Humai Tessera	-53.0	250.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Asia	Iran	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Iranian happiness bird.
Earth	Moon	Humason	30.7	-56.6					E	4.0	North America	American	LTO	LTO-38B1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Milton Lasell; American astronomer (1891-1972).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Humbaba	-55.2	67.3	-55.5	-54.8	66.7	67.9	W	35.0	Asia	Bangladesh	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Babylonian terrifying guardian of the cedar forests.
Earth	Moon	Humboldt	-27.0	80.9					E	189.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm von; German philologist (1767-1835).
Earth	Moon	Hume	-4.7	90.4					E	23.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO82A4	LTO-82A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David; Scottish philosopher (1711-1776).
Mercury	Mercury	Hun Kal	-0.5	20.0					W	1.5	South and Central America	Mayan	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Means "20" in Mayan language. <em>Note: 20th meridian passes through this crater. (IAU-defined longitude is 20 degrees.)</em>
Mars	Mars	Huo Hsing Vallis	30.5	293.4	27.4	32.7	292.9	294.6	W	318.0	Asia	China	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Chinese.
Mars	MarsE	Huo Hsing Vallis	30.22	66.6	27.135	32.405	67.1	65.4	E	318.0	Asia	China	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Chinese.
Jupiter	Io	Huo Shen Patera	-15.01	328.98	-15.6	-14.4	330.07	328.03	W	62.73	Asia	China	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chinese god of fire.
Uranus	Ariel	Huon	-37.8	33.7					E	40.0	Europe	France	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Replaced Oberon as King of Spirits when Oberon died.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Hursag Sulcus	-9.7	233.1	-15.6	-6.5	225.4	240.7	W	750.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Sumerian mountain where winds dwell.
Venus	Venus	Hurston	-77.6	94.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	52.4	North America	American	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Zora; American writer, anthropologist (1891-1960).
Venus	Venus	Husbishag Tesserae	-28.0	101.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Asia	Semitic	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Semitic underworld goddess, kept hour of death records.
Mars	Mars	Hussey	-53.8	126.7	-54.5	-52.9	125.3	128.1	W	99.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William J.; American astronomer (1862-1926).
Mars	MarsE	Hussey	-53.49	233.3	-54.192	-52.587	234.7	231.9	E	99.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William J.; American astronomer (1862-1926).
Earth	Moon	Hutton	37.3	168.7					E	50.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; Scottish geologist (1726-1797).
Mars	Mars	Hutton	-71.8	255.4	-72.6	-71.0	253.2	257.9	W	99.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British geologist (1726-1797).
Mars	MarsE	Hutton	-71.61	104.6	-72.414	-70.799	106.8	102.1	E	99.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British geologist (1726-1797).
Earth	Moon	Huxley	20.2	-4.5					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41D2	LTO-41D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas Henry; British biologist (1825-1895).
Mars	Mars	Huxley	-63.0	259.2	-63.8	-62.0	257.5	261.1	W	107.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas H.; British biologist (1825-1895).
Mars	MarsE	Huxley	-62.74	100.8	-63.542	-61.73	102.5	98.9	E	107.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas H.; British biologist (1825-1895).
Mars	Mars	Huygens	-14.3	304.6	-18.0	-10.0	300.4	308.6	W	470.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christiaan; Dutch physicist-astronomer (1629-1695).
Mars	MarsE	Huygens	-14.15	55.4	-17.81	-9.889	59.6	51.4	E	470.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christiaan; Dutch physicist-astronomer (1629-1695).
Venus	Venus	Hwangcini	6.3	141.8	6.3	6.3	141.7	141.7	E	30.2	Asia	Korea	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Korean poet (16th century A.D.).
Mars	Mars	Hyblaeus Catena	21.8	219.5	21.8	21.8	219.4	219.6	W	10.1	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hyblaeus Catena	21.58	140.5	21.577	21.577	140.6	140.4	E	10.1	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Hyblaeus Chasma	22.2	218.8	21.8	22.7	218.5	219.3	W	58.5	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hyblaeus Chasma	21.97	141.2	21.577	22.47	141.5	140.7	E	58.5	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Hyblaeus Dorsa	11.0	231.0	6.9	20.0	225.0	235.0	W	875.0	Europe	Latin	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for albedo feature.
Mars	MarsE	Hyblaeus Dorsa	10.88	129.0	6.823	19.792	135	125	E	875.0	Europe	Latin	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for albedo feature.
Mars	Mars	Hyblaeus Fossae	21.4	222.7	19.4	23.1	219.6	226.8	W	400.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hyblaeus Fossae	21.18	137.3	19.197	22.866	140.4	133.2	E	400.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Io	Hybristes Planum	-54.41	18.45	-55.66	-52.64	24.15	13.72	W	195.1	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
Mars	Mars	Hydaspis Chaos	3.2	27.1	1.5	4.4	24.3	29.9	W	355.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hydaspis Chaos	3.16	332.9	1.483	4.351	335.7	330.1	E	355.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Hydrae Chasma	-6.9	62.1	-7.3	-6.4	61.6	62.5	W	59.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hydrae Chasma	-6.82	297.9	-7.219	-6.328	298.4	297.5	E	59.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Hydraotes Chaos	0.8	35.4	-1.1	3.0	32.1	39.0	W	417.5	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hydraotes Chaos	0.79	324.6	-1.088	2.966	327.9	321	E	417.5	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Hyginus	7.8	6.3					E	9.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Saturn	Phoebe	Hylas	7.9	354.5					W	30.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Theiodamas/Theodamas, king of the Dryopes.
Venus	Venus	Hyndla Regio	22.5	294.5	22.5	22.5	294.5	294.5	E	2,300.0	Europe	Norse	V-17,29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1991	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Norse wood giantess.
Mars	Mars	Hypanis Valles	9.6	46.7	8.6	11.3	45.2	48.3	W	231.0	Europe	Scythia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Scythia; present Kuban River in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Hypanis Valles	9.49	313.3	8.504	11.176	314.8	311.7	E	231.0	Europe	Scythia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Scythia; present Kuban River in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Hypatia	-4.3	22.6					E	40.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Mars	Mars	Hyperboreae Undae	81.9	48.6	78.0	84.8	19.0	58.0	W	500.0	Europe	Roman	MTM 80050	I-1836	Adopted by IAU	1988	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hyperboreae Undae	81.81	311.4	77.867	84.741	341	302	E	500.0	Europe	Roman	MTM 80050	I-1836	Adopted by IAU	1988	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Hyperborei Cavi	80.0	50.3	79.1	80.5	49.7	51.6	W	75.0	Europe	Roman	MTM 80050	I-1836	Adopted by IAU	1988	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hyperborei Cavi	79.89	309.7	78.979	80.394	310.3	308.4	E	75.0	Europe	Roman	MTM 80050	I-1836	Adopted by IAU	1988	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Hyperboreus (Lacus)	75.0	60.0	75.0	75.0	60.0	60.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Far northern lake.
Mars	MarsE	Hyperboreus (Lacus)	74.84	300.0	74.837	74.837	300	300	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Far northern lake.
Mars	Mars	Hyperboreus Labyrinthus	80.2	60.2	79.5	81.3	57.6	62.5	W	115.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	MTM 80050	I-1836	Adopted by IAU	1988	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hyperboreus Labyrinthus	80.09	299.8	79.383	81.202	302.4	297.5	E	115.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	MTM 80050	I-1836	Adopted by IAU	1988	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Europa	Hyperenor Linea	-12.1	324.4	-45.3	35.0	294.4	14.6	W	2,996.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Survivor of the men Cadmus sowed with dragon's teeth, a founder of Thebes.
Mars	Mars	Hypsas Vallis	34.0	302.1	33.9	34.1	301.8	302.3	W	32.8	Europe	Italy	MTM 35302	I-1913	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Sicily.
Mars	MarsE	Hypsas Vallis	33.7	57.9	33.6	33.799	58.2	57.7	E	32.8	Europe	Italy	MTM 35302	I-1913	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Sicily.
Venus	Venus	H'uraru Corona	9.0	68.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	North America	Pawnee	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Pawnee earth mother.
Jupiter	Callisto	Hábrok	76.2	131.9	75.8	76.5	130.6	133.7	W	37.2	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; a hawk.
Jupiter	Callisto	Hár	-3.5	358.0	-4.2	-3.0	357.4	358.7	W	52.2	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; a name for Odin.
Earth	Moon	Hédervári	-81.8	84.0					E	69.0	Europe	Hungary		I-594	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter; Hungarian geoscientist (1931-1984). <em>Note: Formerly Amundsen A</em>
Mars	Mars	H?t	47.4	221.7	47.3	47.5	221.6	221.8	W	7.3	Asia	Iraq	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iraq.
Mars	MarsE	H?t	47.08	138.3	46.976	47.176	138.4	138.2	E	7.3	Asia	Iraq	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iraq.
Jupiter	Callisto	Hödr	69.1	89.2	68.2	70.1	86.8	91.8	W	76.5	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Baldr's blind brother who shot Baldr unknowingly.
Jupiter	Callisto	Högni	-11.8	4.8	-12.6	-10.8	4.0	5.7	W	76.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Ottar's ancestor.
Jupiter	Callisto	Höldr	43.9	108.2	43.3	44.6	107.1	109.3	W	68.1	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Karl and Snor in Rigdismal.
Mars	Mars	Iamuna Chaos	-0.2	40.7	-0.4	-0.1	40.5	40.8	W	18.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Iamuna Chaos	-0.2	319.3	-0.395	-0.099	319.5	319.2	E	18.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Iamuna Dorsa	21.1	50.4	20.7	21.5	50.2	50.5	W	48.9	Europe	Latin	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From classical albedo feature Iamunae Sinus.
Mars	MarsE	Iamuna Dorsa	20.88	309.6	20.486	21.279	309.8	309.5	E	48.9	Europe	Latin	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From classical albedo feature Iamunae Sinus.
Earth	Moon	Ian	25.7	-0.4					E	1.0	Europe	Scotland	S-01	41 A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scottish male name.
Venus	Venus	Iang-Mdiye Corona	-47.0	86.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Vietnam	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ede (Vietnam) goddess of rice.
Mars	Mars	Iani Chaos	-2.8	17.5	-5.6	0.0	14.0	21.2	W	434.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Iani Chaos	-2.77	342.5	-5.537	0	346	338.8	E	434.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Iapygia (Iapigia)	-20.0	295.0	-20.0	-20.0	295.0	295.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-21	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Classically, Iapygia was all of Apulia, or just the Salentine Peninsula.
Mars	MarsE	Iapygia (Iapigia)	-19.79	65.0	-19.792	-19.792	65	65	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-21	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Classically, Iapygia was all of Apulia, or just the Salentine Peninsula.
Venus	Venus	Iaso Tholus	5.2	255.3	5.1	5.3	255.2	255.4	E	30.0	Europe	Greek	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Greek goddess of health, medicine, and recovery.
Mars	Mars	Iberus Vallis	21.5	208.0	20.9	21.9	207.6	208.7	W	80.2	Europe	Spain	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river present Ebro River in NE Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Iberus Vallis	21.28	152.0	20.684	21.676	152.4	151.3	E	80.2	Europe	Spain	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river present Ebro River in NE Spain.
Earth	Moon	Ibn Battuta	-6.9	50.4					E	11.0	Africa	Morocco	LTO80A4	LTO-80A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abu Abd Allah Mohammed Ibn Abd Allah; Moroccan geographer (1304-1377).
Earth	Moon	Ibn Firnas	6.8	122.3					E	89.0	Europe	Spain	LTO65C1	LTO-65C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish-Arab humanitarian, technologist (unkn-c. A.D. 887). 
Earth	Moon	Ibn Yunus	14.1	91.1					E	58.0	Africa	Egypt	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abul al-Hasan ben Ahmad; Egyptian astronomer (950-1009).
Earth	Moon	Ibn-Rushd	-11.7	21.7					E	32.0	Europe	Spain	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abu al-Walîd Ibn Rushd (Averroës); Spanish-Arab philosopher/doctor (1126-1198).
Mars	Mars	Ibragimov	-25.7	59.7	-26.5	-25.0	58.8	60.4	W	86.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nadir Baba Ogly; Soviet astronomer (1932-1977).
Mars	MarsE	Ibragimov	-25.45	300.3	-26.241	-24.752	301.2	299.6	E	86.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nadir Baba Ogly; Soviet astronomer (1932-1977).
Mercury	Mercury	Ibsen	-24.1	35.6					W	159.0	Europe	Norway	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich J.; Norwegian poet and dramatist (1828-1906).
Mars	Mars	Icaria	-40.0	130.0	-40.0	-40.0	130.0	130.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land where Icarus lived (Crete).
Mars	MarsE	Icaria	-39.68	230.0	-39.68	-39.68	230	230	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land where Icarus lived (Crete).
Mars	Mars	Icaria Fossae	-46.4	123.8	-63.0	-33.0	105.0	151.0	W	2,280.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 44S, 130W.
Mars	MarsE	Icaria Fossae	-46.08	236.2	-62.736	-32.704	255	209	E	2,280.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 44S, 130W.
Mars	Mars	Icaria Planum	-43.5	106.5	-48.0	-38.0	100.0	113.5	W	650.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Icaria Planum	-43.18	253.5	-47.677	-37.685	260	246.5	E	650.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Icarus	-5.3	-173.2					E	96.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek mythical flyer.
Venus	Venus	Icheko	6.6	97.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.9	Asia	Siberia	V-23	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Evenk/Tungu first name.
Venus	Venus	Ichikawa	-61.6	156.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	31.4	Asia	Japan	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fusaye; Japanese feminist (1893-1981).
Mercury	Mercury	Ictinus	-79.1	165.2					W	119.0	Europe	Greek	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek architect (5th century B.C.).
Jupiter	Amalthea	Ida Facula	20.0	175.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	TRANS	1979	Adopted by IAU	1979	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Greek; mountain where Zeus played as a child.
Mars	Mars	Idaeus Fossae	37.0	51.9	36.0	39.1	49.4	53.4	W	235.0	Unknown	Unknown	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2006	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Idaeus Fossae	36.69	308.1	35.692	38.782	310.6	306.6	E	235.0	Unknown	Unknown	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2006	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Saturn	Janus	Idas	0.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Twins; cousins of Gemini.
Earth	Moon	Ideler	-49.2	22.3					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christian Ludwig; German astronomer (1766-1846).
Earth	Moon	Idel'son	-81.5	110.9					E	60.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Naum Ilich; Soviet astronomer (1885-1951).
Venus	Venus	Idem-Kuva Corona	25.0	358.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	230.0	Europe	Finland	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Finno-Ugraic harvest spirit.
Saturn	Phoebe	Idmon	-67.1	197.8					W	61.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Apollo and the nymph Cyrene, or of Abas, a prophet.
Venus	Venus	Idunn Mons	-46.5	214.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Europe	Norse	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Mountain	Mons, montes	Norse goddess.
Mars	Mars	Igal	-20.3	249.2	-20.4	-20.2	249.1	249.3	W	8.6	Europe	Hungary	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary. Name changed from Igol (incorrect spelling).
Mars	MarsE	Igal	-20.09	110.8	-20.189	-19.99	110.9	110.7	E	8.6	Europe	Hungary	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary. Name changed from Igol (incorrect spelling).
Jupiter	Callisto	Igaluk	5.6	316.0	4.4	6.9	314.8	317.4	W	111.7	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alaskan name of the Moon.
Saturn	Mimas	Igraine	-41.99	231.21	-46.94	-36.67	224.19	237.96	W	38.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wife of Uther; mother of Arthur.
Mars	Mars	II Thyle I	-70.0	180.0	-70.0	-70.0	180.0	180.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Thule; may be middle Norway; used to indicate far northern lands.
Mars	MarsE	II Thyle I	-69.79	180.0	-69.79	-69.79	180	180	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Thule; may be middle Norway; used to indicate far northern lands.
Mars	Mars	Ikej	21.2	247.6	21.1	21.2	247.5	247.6	W	4.7	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Ikej	20.98	112.4	20.883	20.982	112.5	112.4	E	4.7	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Ikhwezi Vallis	16.0	147.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,700.0	Africa	Zulu	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Zulu name for planet Venus.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ilah	21.9	160.6	21.1	22.8	159.7	161.5	W	79.6	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First Sumerian sky god.
Venus	Venus	Ilaheva Fluctus	-42.5	84.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Oceania	Tonga	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Tonga (Polynesia) worm goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ilbis Fossae	71.9	254.6	70.5	73.2	248.9	261.3	E	512.0	Asia	Yakutian	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Yakutian (Siberia) goddess of bloodshed.
Venus	Venus	Ilga	-12.4	307.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.8	Europe	Latvia	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latvian first name.
Saturn	Dione	Ilia	-0.5	346.27	-3.26	2.1	343.71	348.95	W	52.4	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Also known as Rhea Silvia; Mother by Mars of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome.
Venus	Venus	Ilithyia Mons	-13.5	315.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	90.0	Europe	Greek	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Mountain	Mons, montes	Greek goddess of childbirth.
Jupiter	Io	Illyrikon Regio	-69.85	169.04	-79.06	-61.56	199.53	137.04	W	750.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Io passed by here in her wanderings.
Jupiter	Callisto	Ilma	-29.9	167.2	-30.7	-29.1	165.9	168.5	W	102.0	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A celestial divinity of air.
Jupiter	Io	Ilmarinen Patera	-14.44	1.15	-15.11	-13.68	1.66	0.71	W	45.94	Europe	Finland	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Finnish blacksmith with supernatural creative powers.
Venus	Venus	Ilmatar Corona	34.3	25.0	33.8	34.8	24.4	25.6	E	110.0	Europe	Finland	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Finnish sky goddess, creator of the world.
Neptune	Triton	Ilomba	-14.5	57.0					E	0.0	Africa	Zambia	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lozi (Zambia) water snake linked with destruction.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ilus	-13.4	110.3	-14.4	-12.5	109.2	111.5	W	90.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ganymede's brother.
Venus	Venus	Ilyana Corona	-69.5	65.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Moldova	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Moldavian main female deity.
Earth	Moon	Il'in	-17.8	-97.5					E	13.0	Europe	Soviet		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	N.Ja.; Soviet rocketry scientist (1901-1937).  <em>Note: Formerly Hohmann T</em>
Venus	Venus	Imagmi	-48.4	100.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.6	Asia	Siberia	V-47	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eskimo (Chukotka) first name.
Venus	Venus	Imapinua Planitia	-60.0	142.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,100.0	North America	Eskimo	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	E. Greenland Eskimo sea mistress.
Venus	Venus	Imdr Regio	-43.0	212.0	-48.4	-37.6	205.3	218.7	E	1,611.0	Europe	Norse	V-50,51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Norse giantess.
Mars	Mars	Imgr	19.4	248.9	19.3	19.4	248.9	248.9	W	3.0	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Imgr	19.2	111.1	19.098	19.197	111.1	111.1	E	3.0	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mercury	Mercury	Imhotep	-18.1	37.3					W	159.0	Africa	Egypt	H-06	I-960	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian physician and sage (c. 2686-2613 B.C.).
Uranus	Titania	Imogen	-23.8	321.2					E	28.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cymbelline's daughter.
Earth	Moon	Ina	18.6	5.3					E	3.0	Europe	Latin	S-01	41 C3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin female name.
Venus	Venus	Inacho Corona	-20.5	212.2	-21.0	-20.0	211.7	212.9	E	125.0	Oceania	Micronesia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Micronesian Earth and nature goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Inachus Tholus	-16.18	347.76	-18.64	-13.73	350.7	344.91	W	176.96	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Greek; river god, father of Io.
Venus	Venus	Inanna Corona	-37.0	35.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Asia	Semitic	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Semitic fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Inari Corona	-18.0	120.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Japan	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Japanese rice goddess.
Earth	Moon	Index	26.1	3.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Venus	Venus	Indira	64.1	289.8	64.1	64.1	289.8	289.8	E	16.6	Asia	India	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hindu first name.
Venus	Venus	Indrani Corona	-37.5	70.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	India	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Indus Vallis	19.3	321.3	18.8	20.6	318.0	323.2	W	307.0	Asia	Pakistan	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient and modern name for river in Pakistan.
Mars	MarsE	Indus Vallis	19.1	38.7	18.603	20.387	42	36.8	E	307.0	Asia	Pakistan	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient and modern name for river in Pakistan.
Venus	Venus	Ines	-67.1	241.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.2	Europe	Spain	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish first name.
Venus	Venus	Inga	38.1	226.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Europe	Denmark	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Danish first name.
Earth	Moon	Ingalls	26.4	-153.1					E	37.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albert Graham; American optician (1888-1958).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami	-47.5	-68.8					E	91.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Venus	Venus	Ingrid	-12.4	308.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.5	Europe	Scandinavian	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scandanavian first name.
Venus	Venus	Inira	-43.1	239.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.5	Europe	Russia	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eskimo first name.
Venus	Venus	Inkeri	-28.3	223.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.1	Europe	Finland	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Earth	Moon	Innes	27.8	119.2					E	42.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Thornton Ayton; Scottish astronomer (1861-1933).
Venus	Venus	Innini Mons	-34.6	328.5	-35.5	-33.7	326.9	330.1	E	339.0	Asia	Babylon	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Babylonian earth mother worshipped at Kish.
Mars	Mars	Innsbruck	-6.5	40.0	-7.0	-5.9	39.5	40.5	W	61.1	Europe	Austria	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Austria.
Mars	MarsE	Innsbruck	-6.43	320.0	-6.922	-5.834	320.5	319.5	E	61.1	Europe	Austria	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Austria.
Jupiter	Europa	Ino Linea	-1.7	174.6	-16.4	15.6	198.2	153.4	W	1,515.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Daughter of Harmonia and Cadmus.
Mars	Mars	Ins	24.8	251.2	24.7	24.8	251.1	251.2	W	2.8	Europe	Switzerland	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Switzerland.
Mars	MarsE	Ins	24.55	108.8	24.454	24.554	108.9	108.8	E	2.8	Europe	Switzerland	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Switzerland.
Mars	Mars	Inta	-24.6	25.2	-24.7	-24.4	25.0	25.3	W	16.2	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Inta	-24.36	334.8	-24.454	-24.156	335	334.7	E	16.2	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Jupiter	Io	Inti Patera	-68.37	347.52	-69.33	-67.13	350.67	344.77	W	70.91	South and Central America	Inca	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Inca sun god.
Mars	Mars	Inuvik	78.7	28.6	78.6	78.9	27.8	29.5	W	20.5	North America	Canada	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Northwest Territories, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Inuvik	78.57	331.4	78.473	78.777	332.2	330.5	E	20.5	North America	Canada	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Northwest Territories, Canada.
Uranus	Miranda	Inverness Corona	-66.9	325.7					E	234.0	Europe	Scotland	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Location of MacBeth's castle.
Earth	Moon	Ioffe	-14.4	-129.2					E	86.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joffe, Abram Feodorovich; Soviet physicist (1880-1960).
Venus	Venus	Iondra	10.5	286.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.9	Asia	Siberia	V-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Selkup (Samoyed) first name.
Jupiter	Io	Ionian Mons	8.61	236.56	6.21	11.0	238.57	234.92	W	159.08	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Io crossed this sea in her wanderings.
Jupiter	Io	Iopolis Planum	-35.31	332.72	-38.49	-30.95	334.72	330.47	W	240.16	Europe	Greek	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Town where Io was worshipped as moon goddess (present-day Antioch).
Saturn	Phoebe	Iphitus	-27.2	293.3					W	22.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Eurytus, Jason's host during his consultation with the Oracle at Delphi.
Saturn	Rhea	Iraca	39.4	112.1					W	0.0	South and Central America	Inca	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Incan creator god who became the moon.
Venus	Venus	Iraida	27.8	108.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.5	Europe	Greek	V-11	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Uranus	Titania	Iras	-19.2	338.8					E	33.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Attendant to Cleopatra in "Anthony and Cleopatra."
Mars	Mars	Irbit	-24.6	25.0	-24.7	-24.5	24.8	25.1	W	13.3	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Irbit	-24.36	335.0	-24.454	-24.256	335.2	334.9	E	13.3	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Irene	49.8	134.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.6	Europe	Greek	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Mars	Mars	Irharen	34.8	219.2	34.7	34.8	219.2	219.3	W	6.5	Africa	Algeria	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Algeria.
Mars	MarsE	Irharen	34.5	140.8	34.397	34.496	140.8	140.7	E	6.5	Africa	Algeria	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Algeria.
Venus	Venus	Irina	35.0	91.2	34.0	34.0	91.2	91.2	E	15.2	Europe	Russia	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Irinuca	51.4	121.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Romanian first name.
Venus	Venus	Iris Dorsa	52.7	221.3	48.6	56.7	220.8	221.7	E	2,050.0	Europe	Greek	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Greek goddess of the rainbow.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Irkalla	-32.6	114.7	-33.8	-31.4	113.2	116.2	W	116.2	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian goddess of underworld, seen by Enkidu in a dream.
Venus	Venus	Irma	-50.9	122.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.5	Europe	Finland	V-58	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Venus	Venus	Irnini Mons	14.6	16.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	525.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Assyro-Babylonian goddess of cedar-tree mountains.
Earth	Moon	Isabel	28.2	-34.1					E	1.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	39 B2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish female name.
Venus	Venus	Isabella	-29.8	204.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	175.0	Europe	Spain	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Castile; Spanish queen (1451-1504).
Earth	Moon	Isaev	-17.5	147.5					E	90.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B2	LTO-102B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexei Mikhailovich; Soviet rocket designer (1908-1971).
Venus	Venus	Isako	-9.0	278.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Asia	Japan	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Mars	Mars	Isara Valles	-5.4	146.6	-5.5	-5.3	146.5	146.6	W	8.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Oise River in France.
Mars	MarsE	Isara Valles	-5.34	213.4	-5.438	-5.241	213.5	213.4	E	8.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Oise River in France.
Saturn	Enceladus	Isbanir Fossa	11.3	358.26	-4.46	30.0	0.58	354.62	W	170.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Fakir Taj's home; may be ancient Ctesiphon.
Venus	Venus	Iseghey Mons	9.0	171.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Asia	Yakutian	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Yakutian/Saha goddess of cows.
Saturn	Mimas	Iseult	-47.24	33.78	-49.32	-44.38	29.67	38.0	W	21.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Loved by Tristram.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Ishikari	-66.2	186.9					W	29.3	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Largest Japanese coal field.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ishkur	0.3	8.4	-0.4	1.0	7.6	9.1	W	67.6	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian god of rain.
Venus	Venus	Ishkus Regio	-61.0	245.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	North America	American	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Makah (NW Coast) forest giantess.
Venus	Venus	Ishtar Terra	70.4	27.5	70.3	70.4	0.4	54.5	E	5,610.0	Asia	Babylon	V-02,07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Babylonian goddess of love.
Mars	Mars	Isidis Dorsa	12.2	271.8	4.0	21.0	263.0	281.0	W	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for classical albedo feature at 25N, 270W.
Mars	MarsE	Isidis Dorsa	12.07	88.2	3.955	20.784	97	79	E	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for classical albedo feature at 25N, 270W.
Mars	Mars	Isidis Planitia	13.0	273.0	3.0	23.0	261.0	283.0	W	1,200.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Isidis Planitia	12.86	87.0	2.966	22.767	99	77	E	1,200.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Isidorus	-8.0	33.5					E	42.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Mars	Mars	Isil	-27.3	272.2	-27.9	-26.6	271.5	272.9	W	82.0	Europe	Spain	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Isil	-27.04	87.8	-27.632	-26.341	88.5	87.1	E	82.0	Europe	Spain	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Isimu	8.4	360.0	7.6	9.5	359.0	0.9	W	89.5	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian god of vegetation.
Earth	Moon	Isis	18.9	27.5					E	1.0	Africa	Egypt	S-01	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Isis	-67.3	201.1	-68.1	-66.5	199.2	203.3	W	75.3	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian goddess; wife of Osiris.
Mars	Mars	Ismeniae Fossae	41.6	322.3	39.5	43.4	319.6	325.0	W	270.0	Europe	Latin	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 40N, 333W.
Mars	MarsE	Ismeniae Fossae	41.28	37.7	39.181	43.076	40.4	35	E	270.0	Europe	Latin	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 40N, 333W.
Mars	Mars	Ismenius Lacus	40.0	330.0	40.0	40.0	330.0	330.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-05	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Ismenian Lake"; Ismenia is poetic term for Thebes.
Mars	MarsE	Ismenius Lacus	39.68	30.0	39.68	39.68	30	30	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-05	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Ismenian Lake"; Ismenia is poetic term for Thebes.
Venus	Venus	Isolde	-74.5	211.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.9	Europe	England	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Venus	Venus	Isong Corona	12.0	49.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	540.0	Africa	Niger	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ibibio (Nigeria) fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Issedon Paterae	38.6	90.5	38.1	39.0	89.9	90.8	W	58.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 40087	I-2194	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Issedon Paterae	38.28	269.5	37.785	38.683	270.1	269.2	E	58.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 40087	I-2194	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Issedon Tholus	36.3	95.0	35.9	36.8	94.4	95.4	W	52.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35092	I-2192	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Issedon Tholus	35.99	265.0	35.592	36.489	265.6	264.6	E	52.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35092	I-2192	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo name.
Venus	Venus	Istadoy	-51.8	132.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.4	Asia	Tajik	V-58	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tajik first name.
Mars	Mars	Ister Chaos	13.0	56.4	12.1	13.8	55.9	57.0	W	103.4	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From classical albedo feature at 10N, 56W.
Mars	MarsE	Ister Chaos	12.86	303.6	11.968	13.65	304.1	303	E	103.4	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	From classical albedo feature at 10N, 56W.
Jupiter	Io	Isum Patera	29.82	208.46	28.91	30.75	209.3	207.6	W	62.24	Asia	Assyrian	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Assyrian fire god.
Saturn	Dione	Italus	-18.47	76.41	-20.2	-16.57	74.64	78.35	W	35.7	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ancient hero, eponymous ancestor of the Italians.
Saturn	Tethys	Ithaca Chasma	-14.0	6.1	-70.0	45.0	34.0	331.6	W	1,219.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	An Ionian island, home of Odysseus.
Venus	Venus	Itoki Fluctus	-6.0	229.0	-3.0	-8.5	225.8	233.0	E	900.0	South and Central America	Nicaragua	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Nicaraguan goddess of insects, stars, and planets.
Venus	Venus	Ituana Corona	19.5	153.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	South and Central America	Brazil	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Amazon River goddess, "Mother Scorpion", afterworld ruler.
Mars	Mars	Ituxi Vallis	25.4	207.0	25.1	25.8	206.6	207.5	W	62.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Ituxi Vallis	25.15	153.0	24.851	25.546	153.4	152.5	E	62.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Brazil.
Jupiter	Io	Itzamna Patera	-16.13	99.46	-17.94	-14.56	101.11	97.67	W	126.36	South and Central America	Mayan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mayan sun, sky, wind and rain god.
Venus	Venus	Itzpapalotl Tessera	75.7	317.6	75.5	75.9	310.3	324.9	E	380.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Aztec goddess of fate.
Mars	Mars	Ius Chasma	-7.0	85.8	-9.5	-5.8	77.5	93.4	W	938.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ius Chasma	-6.92	274.2	-9.395	-5.735	282.5	266.6	E	938.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ius Labes	-7.6	78.6	-7.9	-7.3	78.0	79.0	W	53.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1988	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ius Labes	-7.52	281.4	-7.812	-7.219	282	281	E	53.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1988	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Ivan	26.9	-43.3					E	4.0	Europe	Russia	S-01	39 A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian male name.  <em>Note: Formerly Prinz B</em>
Jupiter	Callisto	Ivarr	-5.8	321.4	-6.6	-5.0	320.5	322.3	W	73.1	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Ottar's ancestor.
Mercury	Mercury	Ives	-32.9	111.4					W	20.0	North America	American	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; American composer (1874-1954).
Venus	Venus	Ivka	68.2	303.8	68.2	68.2	303.9	303.9	E	14.9	Europe	Yugoslavia	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Serbocroatian first name.
Venus	Venus	Ivne	-27.0	132.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.0	Asia	Siberia	V-48	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Koryak (Kamchatka) first name.
Venus	Venus	Iweridd Corona	-21.0	310.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	England	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Brythonic (English Celtic) earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ix Chel Chasma	-10.0	73.4	-10.6	-9.4	71.1	75.7	E	503.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Aztec wife of the Sun god; probably moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ixcuina Corona	-47.5	207.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec earth and fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ixtab Mons	15.7	242.2	15.5	16.2	241.8	242.7	E	80.0	South and Central America	Mayan	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Mayan goddess of death.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Ixtapan	11.9	86.9					W	0.7	North America	Mexico	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Mexico.
Venus	Venus	Iyatik Corona	-16.5	347.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	North America	Pueblo	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Keresan Pueblo (New Mexico) corn mother.
Venus	Venus	Iyele Dorsa	50.0	278.7	47.3	52.6	277.5	279.3	E	595.0	Europe	Moldova	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Moldavian witch who directed the winds.
Jupiter	Io	Iynx Mensa	-62.25	303.98	-63.17	-60.87	307.43	300.46	W	121.64	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Cast a spell on Zeus so he fell in love with Io.
Venus	Venus	Izakay	-12.3	210.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.2	Europe	Mari	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mari first name.
Saturn	Rhea	Izanagi	-49.4	310.2					W	0.0	Asia	Japan	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese creator god, brother of Izanami.
Saturn	Rhea	Izanami	-46.3	313.4					W	0.0	Asia	Japan	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sister and wife of Izanagi; creator goddess.
Mars	Mars	Izendy	-29.2	101.5	-29.4	-29.0	101.3	101.7	W	23.5	Europe	Russia	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Izendy	-28.92	258.5	-29.123	-28.725	258.7	258.3	E	23.5	Europe	Russia	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Izsak	-23.3	117.1					E	30.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Imre; Hungarian-American astronomer (1929-1965).
Venus	Venus	Izudyr	-53.9	135.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.6	Europe	Mari	V-58	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mari (Volga Finn) first name.
Venus	Venus	Izumi Patera	50.0	193.6	50.0	50.0	193.2	194.2	E	74.0	Asia	Japan	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sikibu; Japanese writer (974-1036).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel	62.0	-42.0					E	165.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Venus	Venus	Jaantje	46.5	123.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.8	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	V-12	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dutch first name.
Earth	Moon	Jackson	22.4	-163.1					E	71.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; Scottish astronomer (1887-1958).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi	-56.7	11.4					E	68.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Venus	Venus	Jacqueline	-70.1	123.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.5	Europe	France	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from French.
Venus	Venus	Jadwiga	68.4	91.0	68.4	68.4	91.0	91.0	E	12.7	Europe	Poland	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polish first name.
Venus	Venus	Jael Mons	51.2	120.8	51.2	51.2	120.5	121.0	E	36.0	Asia	Hebrew	V-04	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Hebrew goddess of dawn.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Jahan	74.2	293.5					W	2.1	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shah; Mogul emperor, built Taj Mahal in Agra, India for wife Mumtaz Mahal (1592-1666).
Mars	Mars	Jal	-26.5	28.8	-26.5	-26.5	28.8	28.9	W	5.0	North America	United States	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Mexico, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Jal	-26.24	331.2	-26.241	-26.241	331.2	331.1	E	5.0	North America	United States	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Mexico, USA.
Venus	Venus	Jalgurik	-42.3	125.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.5	Asia	Siberia	V-48	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Evenk/Tungu first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Jalkr	-38.6	82.7	-39.6	-37.6	81.3	84.1	W	93.5	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Another name for Odinn.
Mars	Mars	Jama	21.6	53.3	21.6	21.6	53.2	53.3	W	2.9	Africa	Tunisia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tunisia.
Mars	MarsE	Jama	21.38	306.7	21.379	21.379	306.8	306.7	E	2.9	Africa	Tunisia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tunisia.
Venus	Venus	Jamila	45.8	134.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.9	Asia	Afghanistan	V-12	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Afghan first name.
Mars	Mars	Jampur	39.0	81.7	38.8	39.2	81.3	82.0	W	29.0	Asia	Pakistan	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Mars	MarsE	Jampur	38.68	278.3	38.483	38.882	278.7	278	E	29.0	Asia	Pakistan	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Mars	Mars	Jamuna	10.0	40.0	10.0	10.0	40.0	40.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Present Jumna River, India.
Mars	MarsE	Jamuna	9.89	320.0	9.889	9.889	320	320	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Present Jumna River, India.
Venus	Venus	Jana Chasma	-12.2	117.9	-10.5	-13.0	114.5	121.0	E	650.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2003	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Roman moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Jane	-60.5	304.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.2	Asia	Hebrew	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Venus	Venus	Janice	87.3	261.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Europe	England	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Venus	Venus	Janina	-2.0	135.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.3	Europe	Poland	V-36	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polish first name.
Earth	Moon	Jansen	13.5	28.7					E	23.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansky	8.5	89.5					E	72.0	North America	American	LTO63B3	LTO-63B3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl Guthe; American radio engineer (1905-1950).
Earth	Moon	Janssen	-45.4	40.3					E	199.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Mars	Mars	Janssen	2.7	322.5	1.4	4.0	321.1	323.7	W	158.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Mars	MarsE	Janssen	2.67	37.5	1.384	3.955	38.9	36.3	E	158.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Jupiter	Io	Janus Patera	-4.56	39.05	-5.41	-3.77	39.69	38.4	W	60.07	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Italian sun god.
Venus	Venus	Janyl	-28.0	138.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.6	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	V-48	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kyrgyz first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Janá?ek	56.0	153.8					W	47.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leos; Czechoslovakian composer (1854-1928).
Saturn	Hyperion	Jarilo	61.0	183.0					W	0.0	Europe	Russia	PRELIM	TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	East Slavic god of the sun, fertility and love.
Venus	Venus	Jarina Corona	13.0	165.0	12.0	14.0	163.0	166.0	E	250.0	South and Central America	Brazil	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Brazilian Earth, tree, and happiness goddess.
Mars	Mars	Jarry-Desloges	-9.5	276.3	-10.2	-8.6	275.4	277.0	W	92.0	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rene; French astronomer (1868-1951).
Mars	MarsE	Jarry-Desloges	-9.39	83.7	-10.087	-8.504	84.6	83	E	92.0	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rene; French astronomer (1868-1951).
Earth	Moon	Jarvis	-34.9	-147.5					E	38.0	North America	American		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gregory Bruce; Member of the Challenger crew (1944-1986).  <em>Note: Formerly Borman Z</em>
Venus	Venus	Jasmin	15.6	61.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.1	Asia	Arabian	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Saturn	Phoebe	Jason	16.2	317.7					W	101.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The leading argonaut, son of the Thessalian king Aeson, delivered the Fleece.
Venus	Venus	Jaszai Patera	32.0	305.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	70.0	Europe	Hungary	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mary; Hungarian actress (1850-1926).
Venus	Venus	Javine Corona	-5.5	251.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Lithuanian harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Jeanne	40.1	331.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.4	Europe	France	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Earth	Moon	Jeans	-55.8	91.4					E	79.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir James Hopwood; British mathematical physicist (1877-1946).
Mars	Mars	Jeans	-69.8	205.9	-70.4	-69.2	203.9	207.8	W	80.2	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James H.; British physicist, astronomer (1877-1946).
Mars	MarsE	Jeans	-69.59	154.1	-70.194	-68.983	156.1	152.2	E	80.2	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James H.; British physicist, astronomer (1877-1946).
Earth	Moon	Jehan	20.7	-31.9					E	5.0	Asia	Turkey	S-01	39 C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Turkish female name.  <em>Note: Formerly Euler K</em>
Mars	Mars	Jen	40.2	10.6	40.1	40.3	10.6	10.7	W	9.0	Africa	Nigeria	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Mars	MarsE	Jen	39.88	349.4	39.78	39.98	349.4	349.3	E	9.0	Africa	Nigeria	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Earth	Moon	Jenkins	0.3	78.1					E	38.0	North America	American	LTO63D3	LTO-63D3	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louise Freeland; American astronomer (1888-1970).
Earth	Moon	Jenner	-42.1	95.9					E	71.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward; British doctor (1749-1823).
Venus	Venus	Jennifer	-4.6	99.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.6	Europe	Greek	V-35	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Jerada	42.1	177.3					W	2.5	Africa	Morocco	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Largest Moroccan coal basin.
Earth	Moon	Jerik	18.5	27.6					E	1.0	Europe	Scandinavian	S-02	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scandinavian male name.
Venus	Venus	Jerusha	-22.0	342.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.2	Asia	Hebrew	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Uranus	Titania	Jessica	-55.3	285.9					E	64.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shylock's daughter in "The Merchant of Venice."
Venus	Venus	Jex-Blake	65.4	169.3	65.3	65.3	169.0	169.0	E	31.6	Europe	Great Britain	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sophia; British pioneer woman physician (1840-1912).
Mars	Mars	Jez?a	-48.8	38.0	-48.8	-48.7	37.9	38.1	W	9.1	Europe	Russia	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Jez?a	-48.48	322.0	-48.478	-48.378	322.1	321.9	E	9.1	Europe	Russia	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Jhirad	-16.8	105.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.2	Asia	India	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jerusha; Indian physician.
Mars	Mars	Jijiga	25.4	54.0	25.2	25.5	53.9	54.2	W	17.3	Africa	Ethiopia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Mars	MarsE	Jijiga	25.15	306.0	24.951	25.248	306.1	305.8	E	17.3	Africa	Ethiopia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Venus	Venus	Jitka	-61.9	70.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.0	Europe	Slavic	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Slovakian first name.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Jixi	-12.3	256.5					W	19.9	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese coal basin.
Venus	Venus	Jocelyn	-33.2	276.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.0	Europe	Germany	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German first name.
Venus	Venus	Jodi	-35.7	68.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.2	Europe	England	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Mars	Mars	Jodrell	47.8	227.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	United Kingdom tracking site.
Mars	MarsE	Jodrell	47.48	132.2	0	0	360	360	E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	United Kingdom tracking site.
Venus	Venus	Johanna	19.5	247.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.1	Asia	Hebrew	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Mars	Mars	Johannesburg	48.2	226.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.0	Africa	South Africa	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Republic of South Africa tracking site.
Mars	MarsE	Johannesburg	47.88	133.2	0	0	360	360	E	1.0	Africa	South Africa	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Republic of South Africa tracking site.
Venus	Venus	Johnson	51.8	254.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	24.5	Oceania	Australia	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Amy; Australian aviator (1903-1941).
Mars	Mars	Johnstown	-9.8	51.1	-9.8	-9.8	51.1	51.2	W	3.2	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pennsylvania, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Johnstown	-9.69	308.9	-9.692	-9.692	308.9	308.8	E	3.2	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pennsylvania, USA.
Venus	Venus	Jokwa Linea	-17.0	210.0	-12.5	-19.0	220.0	199.0	E	2,200.0	Asia	Japan	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Japanese "Royal Lady of the West" who waged war with demons and giants, then set the world in order.
Earth	Moon	Joliot	25.8	93.1					E	164.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederic Joliot-Curie; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1900-1958).
Venus	Venus	Joliot-Curie	-1.6	62.4	-1.6	-1.6	62.5	62.5	E	91.1	Europe	France	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irene; French physicist, Nobel laureate (1897-1956).
Mars	Mars	Joly	-74.7	42.7	-75.3	-74.0	40.2	44.9	W	79.9	Europe	Ireland	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; Irish geologist (1857-1933).
Mars	MarsE	Joly	-74.53	317.3	-75.14	-73.827	319.8	315.1	E	79.9	Europe	Ireland	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; Irish geologist (1857-1933).
Earth	Moon	Jomo	24.4	2.4					E	7.0	Unknown	Unknown	S-03	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	African male name.
Mars	Mars	Jones	-19.1	19.9	-19.8	-18.3	19.1	20.7	W	94.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harold S.; British astronomer (1890-1960).
Mars	MarsE	Jones	-18.9	340.1	-19.594	-18.107	340.9	339.3	E	94.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harold S.; British astronomer (1890-1960).
Venus	Venus	Jord Corona	-58.5	349.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	130.0	Europe	Norse	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Joshee	5.5	288.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	37.0	Asia	India	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anandibai; Indian pioneer physician (1865-1887).
Earth	Moon	José	-12.7	-1.6					E	2.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish male name.
Venus	Venus	Jotuni Patera	-6.5	214.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Europe	Finland	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Maria; Finnish writer (1880-1943).
Earth	Moon	Joule	27.3	-144.2					E	96.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James Prescott; British physicist (1818-1889).
Mars	Mars	Jovis Fossae	19.9	116.6	16.9	22.6	114.6	117.8	W	332.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 16N, 111W.
Mars	MarsE	Jovis Fossae	19.69	243.4	16.72	22.37	245.4	242.2	E	332.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 16N, 111W.
Mars	Mars	Jovis Tholus	18.4	117.5	17.9	18.8	117.0	118.0	W	58.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Jovis Tholus	18.21	242.5	17.711	18.603	243	242	E	58.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Joy	25.0	6.6					E	5.0	North America	American	LTO41B3	LTO-41B3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred Harrison; American astronomer (1882-1973).
Venus	Venus	Juanita	-62.8	90.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.3	Europe	Spain	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Judah Ha-Levi	10.9	107.7					W	80.0	Asia	Jewish	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Judah; Jewish poet and religious philosopher (c. 1075-1141).
Venus	Venus	Judith	-29.1	104.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.6	Asia	Hebrew	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Venus	Venus	Juksakka Corona	-19.5	44.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	320.0	Europe	Lapp	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Lapp goddess of birth.
Earth	Moon	Jules Verne	-35.0	147.0					E	143.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French writer (1828-1905).
Venus	Venus	Julie	51.0	242.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Czech, German first name.
Earth	Moon	Julienne	26.0	3.2					E	2.0	Europe	France	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French female name.
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar	9.0	15.4					E	90.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Saturn	Enceladus	Julnar	52.79	350.0	50.73	54.68	346.31	353.64	W	19.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The seaborn; heroine of nights 738 to 756.
Venus	Venus	Jumaisat	-15.1	135.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.5	Europe	Caucasus	V-36	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kumyk (Daghestan) first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Jumal	58.9	118.0	58.2	59.7	116.8	119.4	W	58.5	Europe	Estonia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian sky god.
Mars	Mars	Jumla	-21.3	273.6	-21.6	-20.9	273.2	274.0	W	45.0	Asia	Nepal	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nepal.
Mars	MarsE	Jumla	-21.08	86.4	-21.379	-20.684	86.8	86	E	45.0	Asia	Nepal	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nepal.
Neptune	Triton	Jumna Fossae	-13.5	44.0					E	0.0	Asia	India	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Hindu river goddess.
Saturn	Rhea	Jumo	52.8	66.5					W	0.0	Europe	Mari	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marijan sky god.
Jupiter	Callisto	Jumo	65.7	11.8	65.2	66.2	10.6	12.9	W	43.6	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finno-Ugric heaven god.
Venus	Venus	Junkgowa Corona	37.0	257.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	280.0	Oceania	Australia	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Yulengor (Australia) fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Juno Chasma	-30.5	111.1	-33.1	-27.8	107.1	115.0	E	915.0	Europe	Roman	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Roman sky goddess; sister and consort of Jupiter.
Venus	Venus	Jurate Colles	56.8	153.5	56.7	56.9	149.8	157.2	E	418.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Lithuanian sea goddess.
Venus	Venus	Justitia Tholus	-28.7	296.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	60.0	Europe	Roman	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Roman goddess of justice.
Venus	Venus	Jutrzenka Vallis	27.0	155.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	970.0	Europe	Poland	V-13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Polish name for planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Jutta	0.0	142.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Europe	Finland	V-24	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Venus	Venus	Juturna Fluctus	-76.0	350.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Europe	Roman	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Roman nymph of the brook in Lavinia, wife of Janus, mother of Fons.
Mars	Mars	Juventae Chasma	-3.5	61.4	-5.7	-0.6	60.1	63.6	W	320.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Juventae Chasma	-3.46	298.6	-5.636	-0.593	299.9	296.4	E	320.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Juventae Dorsa	-0.1	71.4	-4.5	3.4	68.5	74.8	W	519.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature at 4S, 63W.
Mars	MarsE	Juventae Dorsa	-0.1	288.6	-4.449	3.362	291.5	285.2	E	519.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature at 4S, 63W.
Mars	Mars	Juventae Fons	-5.0	63.0	-5.0	-5.0	63.0	63.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	The "Fountain of Youth;" a fountain in India.
Mars	MarsE	Juventae Fons	-4.94	297.0	-4.944	-4.944	297	297	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	The "Fountain of Youth;" a fountain in India.
Mercury	Mercury	Jókai	72.4	135.3					W	106.0	Europe	Hungary	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mor; Hungarian novelist (1825-1904).
Venus	Venus	Kaapaau Fluctus	-66.5	181.0	-66.0	-66.5	184.0	176.0	E	350.0	Oceania	Polynesia	V-58,59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Polynesian goddess of sharks.
Uranus	Ariel	Kachina Chasmata	-33.7	246.0					E	622.0	North America	Hopi	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Pueblo (USA) good spirits who bring rain or other blessings.
Mars	Mars	Kachug	18.4	252.5	18.3	18.4	252.4	252.5	W	4.7	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kachug	18.21	107.5	18.107	18.206	107.6	107.5	E	4.7	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Kadi	47.7	178.5	46.8	48.6	177.1	179.8	W	86.7	Asia	Babylon	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Babylonian goddess of justice.
Venus	Venus	Kadlu Dorsa	-69.5	188.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	Eskimo	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Eskimo thunder deity.
Venus	Venus	Kafutchi	26.7	16.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.1	Africa	Zaire	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bantu first name.
Mars	Mars	Kagoshima	47.6	224.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.5	Asia	Japan	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese launch site.
Mars	MarsE	Kagoshima	47.28	135.6	0	0	360	360	E	1.5	Asia	Japan	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese launch site.
Mars	Mars	Kagul	-24.0	19.1	-24.0	-23.9	19.0	19.1	W	8.5	Europe	Moldova	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Moldova.
Mars	MarsE	Kagul	-23.76	340.9	-23.76	-23.66	341	340.9	E	8.5	Europe	Moldova	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Moldova.
Venus	Venus	Kahlo	-59.9	178.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	35.6	North America	Mexico	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frida; Mexican artist (1910-1954).
Venus	Venus	Kaikilani	-32.8	163.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.9	Oceania	Hawaii	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First female ruler of Hawaii (c. 1555).
Venus	Venus	Kaisa	13.5	293.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.0	Europe	Finland	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Earth	Moon	Kaiser	-36.5	6.5					E	52.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick; Dutch astronomer (1808-1872).
Mars	Mars	Kaiser	-46.6	340.9	-48.2	-44.8	338.4	343.5	W	207.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick; Dutch astronomer (1808-1872).
Mars	MarsE	Kaiser	-46.28	19.1	-47.877	-44.475	21.6	16.5	E	207.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick; Dutch astronomer (1808-1872).
Venus	Venus	Kaiwan Fluctus	-45.5	358.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Africa	Ethiopia	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Ethiopian earth mother.
Mars	Mars	Kaj	-27.3	29.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.8	Europe	Russia	ERYTHR	I-947	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kaj	-27.04	330.6	0	0	360	360	E	1.8	Europe	Russia	ERYTHR	I-947	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Kakori	-41.8	29.9	-42.1	-41.6	29.6	30.2	W	29.7	Asia	India	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mars	MarsE	Kakori	-41.48	330.1	-41.777	-41.278	330.4	329.8	E	29.7	Asia	India	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Venus	Venus	Kala	1.5	314.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.4	Asia	Siberia	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Koryak (Kamchatka) first name.
Venus	Venus	Kalaipahoa Linea	-60.5	336.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,400.0	Oceania	Hawaii	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Hawaiian war goddess.
Venus	Venus	Kali Mons	9.4	29.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	325.0	Asia	India	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Hindu goddess, mother of death.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Kalimantan	-7.7	123.7					W	2.7	Asia	Indonesia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Coal field on Borneo, Indonesia.
Mars	Mars	Kaliningrad	48.8	225.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.2	Europe	Soviet	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet mission control site.
Mars	MarsE	Kaliningrad	48.48	134.9	0	0	360	360	E	1.2	Europe	Soviet	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet mission control site.
Venus	Venus	Kallistos Vallis	-51.1	21.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Europe	Greek	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient Greek name for planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Kalm Dorsa	18.0	309.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Siberia	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Mansi (Ob River Ugra) winged messenger from gods to humans.
Venus	Venus	Kalombo	-30.5	34.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.6	Africa	Zaire	V-45	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bantu first name.
Venus	Venus	Kaltash Corona	0.5	75.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Asia	Siberia	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mansi (Ob River Ugra) mother goddess.
Venus	Venus	Kamadhenu Corona	21.0	136.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	India	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu goddess of plenty.
Venus	Venus	Kamari Dorsa	59.2	55.8	57.3	61.2	52.0	59.3	E	589.0	Asia	Georgia	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Georgian sky maiden, daughter of weather god.
Mars	Mars	Kamativi	-20.7	260.1	-21.2	-20.2	259.6	260.6	W	59.0	Africa	Zimbabwe	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zimbabwe.
Mars	MarsE	Kamativi	-20.49	99.9	-20.982	-19.99	100.4	99.4	E	59.0	Africa	Zimbabwe	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zimbabwe.
Earth	Moon	Kamerlingh Onnes	15.0	-115.8					E	66.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heike Kamerlingh Onnes; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1853-1926).
Jupiter	Io	Kami-Nari Patera	-8.7	235.08	-9.48	-7.89	235.7	234.53	W	53.39	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Japanese god of rolling thunder.
Mars	Mars	Kamloops	-53.8	32.6	-54.3	-53.2	31.8	33.6	W	65.0	North America	Canada	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Kamloops	-53.49	327.4	-53.992	-52.888	328.2	326.4	E	65.0	North America	Canada	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada.
Mars	Mars	Kampot	-42.1	45.7	-42.2	-42.0	45.5	45.8	W	13.0	Asia	Cambodia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Democratic Kampuchea (Cambodia).
Mars	MarsE	Kampot	-41.78	314.3	-41.877	-41.677	314.5	314.2	E	13.0	Asia	Cambodia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Democratic Kampuchea (Cambodia).
Venus	Venus	Kamui-Huci Corona	-63.5	322.5	-63.5	-63.5	322.5	322.5	E	300.0	Asia	Japan	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ainu (Japan) earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Kanab	-27.5	19.0	-27.6	-27.3	18.9	19.2	W	15.0	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Kanab	-27.23	341.0	-27.334	-27.036	341.1	340.8	E	15.0	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Uranus	Umbriel	Kanaloa	-10.8	345.7					E	86.0	Oceania	Polynesia	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian chief evil spirit.
Earth	Moon	Kane	63.1	26.1					E	54.0	North America	American	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elisha Kent; American explorer (1820-1857).
Jupiter	Io	Kane Patera	-48.39	11.77	-49.76	-47.07	14.87	8.48	W	135.77	Oceania	Hawaii	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hawaiian god of sunlight.
Jupiter	Io	Kanehekili	-18.21	33.61	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Oceania	Hawaii	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Hawaiian thunder god.
Jupiter	Io	Kanehekili Fluctus	-17.68	33.56	-21.3	-13.91	36.15	31.11	W	243.47	Oceania	Hawaii	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Hawaiian thunder god.
Venus	Venus	Kanik	-32.5	249.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.5	Europe	Russia	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sakhalin first name.
Mars	Mars	Kansk	-20.8	17.3	-21.0	-20.4	17.0	17.6	W	34.3	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kansk	-20.59	342.7	-20.784	-20.189	343	342.4	E	34.3	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Kant	-10.6	20.1					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Mars	Mars	Kantang	-24.7	17.6	-25.1	-24.2	17.1	18.1	W	54.8	Asia	Thailand	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Mars	MarsE	Kantang	-24.45	342.4	-24.851	-23.958	342.9	341.9	E	54.8	Asia	Thailand	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Venus	Venus	Kanykey Planitia	-10.0	350.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,100.0	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Kyrgyz "Manas" epic tale heroine, wife of the knight Manas.
Earth	Moon	Kao	-6.7	87.6					E	34.0	Asia	Taiwan	LTO81B3	LTO-81B3	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ping-Tse; Taiwanese astronomer (1888-1970).
Venus	Venus	Kapenopfu Corona	-21.7	271.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Burma	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Angami-Naga (Burma/Myanmar) creator goddess.
Earth	Moon	Kapteyn	-10.8	70.6					E	49.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacobus Cornelis; Dutch astronomer (1851-1922).
Venus	Venus	Kara Linea	-44.0	306.0	-44.0	-44.0	306.0	306.0	E	0.0	Europe	Iceland	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Icelandic Valkryie.
Jupiter	Io	Karei Patera	0.2	13.08	-0.34	0.74	13.59	12.6	W	35.29	Asia	Malaysia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Semangan (Malay Penninsula) thunder god.
Venus	Venus	Karen	-12.4	17.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.5	Europe	Greek	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Earth	Moon	Karima	-25.9	103.0					E	3.0	Asia	Arabian	S-01	100C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic female name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Karl	56.4	330.6	56.0	56.8	329.9	331.3	W	34.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Rigr's son with Amma.
Venus	Venus	Karo	21.9	37.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-21	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maori first name.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Karoo	33.5	98.4					W	33.4	Africa	South Africa	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	South African coal basin.
Saturn	Rhea	Karora	5.9	20.1					W	0.0	Oceania	Australia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aranda (Australia) ancestor who, in his dreams, gives birth to animals and male children.
Mars	Mars	Karpinsk	-45.9	32.2	-46.1	-45.7	31.9	32.5	W	29.8	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Karpinsk	-45.58	327.8	-45.775	-45.375	328.1	327.5	E	29.8	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Karpinskiy	73.3	166.3					E	92.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander Petrovich; Soviet geologist (1846-1936).
Venus	Venus	Karra-m?hte Fossae	28.0	342.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,800.0	Europe	Latvia	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Latvian warrior goddess.
Earth	Moon	Karrer	-52.1	-141.8					E	51.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; Russian/Swiss biochemist; Nobel laureate (1889-1971).
Mars	Mars	Karshi	-23.5	19.4	-23.7	-23.3	19.2	19.6	W	22.3	Asia	Uzbekistan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	town in Uzbekistan.
Mars	MarsE	Karshi	-23.26	340.6	-23.462	-23.065	340.8	340.4	E	22.3	Asia	Uzbekistan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	town in Uzbekistan.
Mars	Mars	Kartabo	-41.2	52.5	-41.3	-41.0	52.3	52.7	W	20.0	South and Central America	Guyana	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Guyana.
Mars	MarsE	Kartabo	-40.88	307.5	-40.978	-40.679	307.7	307.3	E	20.0	South and Central America	Guyana	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Guyana.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Kartchner	-7.0	179.0					E	0.9	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in Arizona.
Venus	Venus	Kartini	57.8	333.0	57.8	57.8	333.0	333.0	E	23.4	Asia	Indonesia	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Raden Adjeng; Javanese educator (1879-1904).
Mars	Mars	Kasabi	-28.1	271.0	-28.4	-27.7	270.6	271.5	W	43.0	Africa	Zambia	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zambia.
Mars	MarsE	Kasabi	-27.83	89.0	-28.129	-27.433	89.4	88.5	E	43.0	Africa	Zambia	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zambia.
Mars	Mars	Kasei Valles	24.6	65.0	16.9	27.6	50.0	74.4	W	1,780.0	Asia	Japan	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Japanese.
Mars	MarsE	Kasei Valles	24.36	295.0	16.72	27.334	310	285.6	E	1,780.0	Asia	Japan	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Japanese.
Mars	Mars	Kashira	-27.3	18.4	-27.9	-26.8	17.7	19.0	W	68.5	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kashira	-27.04	341.6	-27.632	-26.539	342.3	341	E	68.5	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Kasimov	-24.9	23.0	-25.6	-24.1	22.2	23.7	W	91.3	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kasimov	-24.65	337.0	-25.348	-23.859	337.8	336.3	E	91.3	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Kasogonaga Fluctus	-18.0	268.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	850.0	South and Central America	Argentina	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Chaco tribes/Guarani (Argentina) female rain spirit.
Earth	Moon	Kasper	8.3	122.1					E	12.0	Europe	Poland	S-02	65C1S2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polish male name.
Mars	Mars	Kasra	22.2	256.4	22.2	22.2	256.4	256.5	W	3.6	Africa	Tunisia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tunisia.
Mars	MarsE	Kasra	21.97	103.6	21.974	21.974	103.6	103.5	E	3.6	Africa	Tunisia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tunisia.
Venus	Venus	Kastiatsi Dorsa	-53.0	245.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	North America	American	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Acoma (SW USA) name of the rainbow.
Venus	Venus	Kastusha	-28.6	59.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.0	Europe	Mordvinian	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mordovian (Volga River Finn, Russia) first name.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Kastytis	6.8	161.3					W	1.7	Europe	Lithuania	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lithuanian blacksmith, lover of sea goddess Jurate; taken by her to the sea floor.
Neptune	Triton	Kasu Patera	39.0	14.0					E	0.0	Asia	Persian	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sacred lake of Zoroastrianism.
Neptune	Triton	Kasyapa Cavus	7.5	358.0					E	0.0	Asia	India	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	The god Prajapati as a tortoise (India).
Earth	Moon	Katchalsky	5.9	116.1					E	32.0	Asia	Israel	LTO65D2	LTO-65D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Katzir-Katchalsky, Aharon; Polish-Israeli chemist (1914-1972).
Uranus	Titania	Katherine	-51.2	331.9					E	75.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry VIII's first queen.
Earth	Moon	Kathleen	25.4	-0.7					E	5.0	Europe	Ireland	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish female name.
Venus	Venus	Katieleo Corona	-12.5	327.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	210.0	Africa	Burkina Faso (Upper Volta)	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Senufo (Burkina Faso) creator goddess.
Venus	Venus	Katl-Imi Mons	-69.0	126.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	120.0	Asia	Siberia	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Khanty (Ob River Ugra) sun goddess.
Mars	Mars	Katoomba	-79.11	232.33	-79.34	-78.76	230.1	234.9	W	53.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Katoomba	-78.99	127.67	-79.221	-78.635	129.9	125.1	E	53.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Jupiter	Europa	Katreus Linea	-38.8	213.3	-39.7	-37.6	208.7	217.4	W	195.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2000	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Son of Minos in Greek mythology.
Venus	Venus	Katrya	-29.5	108.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.2	Europe	Ukraine	V-47	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ukranian first name.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Katsiveli	55.0	65.0					W	0.3	Europe	Ukraine	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Crimea, Ukraine.
Venus	Venus	Katya	57.8	285.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.5	Europe	Russia	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Kauffman	49.4	27.1	49.4	49.4	27.1	27.1	E	25.5	Europe	Germany	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Angelica; German painter (1741-1807).
Mars	Mars	Kaup	22.9	33.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	3.3	Oceania	New Guinea	MTM 25032	I-2312	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Guinea.
Mars	MarsE	Kaup	22.67	326.8	0	0	360	360	E	3.3	Oceania	New Guinea	MTM 25032	I-2312	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Guinea.
Jupiter	Io	Kava Patera	-16.83	341.33	-17.87	-15.93	342.41	340.41	W	63.82	Asia	Persian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Persian blacksmith.
Venus	Venus	Kavtora	59.0	23.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.8	Asia	Afghanistan	V-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Afghan first name.
Mars	Mars	Kaw	16.6	255.8	16.5	16.7	255.7	255.9	W	11.2	South and Central America	French Guiana	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in French Guiana.
Mars	MarsE	Kaw	16.42	104.2	16.324	16.522	104.3	104.1	E	11.2	South and Central America	French Guiana	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in French Guiana.
Venus	Venus	Kawelu Planitia	32.8	246.5	29.1	32.9	228.4	271.3	E	3,910.0	Oceania	Hawaii	V-15,16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Hawaiian mythological heroine, died and brought back to life.
Saturn	Mimas	Kay	44.61	120.54	41.21	49.02	115.86	124.35	W	24.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Royal seneschel at Arthur's court.
Venus	Venus	Kayanu-Hime Corona	33.5	57.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Japan	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Shinto grain goddess.
Venus	Venus	Kaygus Chasmata	49.6	52.1	48.9	50.2	49.0	55.3	E	503.0	Asia	Siberia	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Ketian (Siberia) ruler of forest animals.
Mars	Mars	Kayne	-15.7	186.6	-15.9	-15.4	186.2	186.8	W	34.9	Africa	Botswana	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Botswana.
Mars	MarsE	Kayne	-15.53	173.4	-15.73	-15.234	173.8	173.2	E	34.9	Africa	Botswana	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Botswana.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Kazumura	-32.0	41.1					E	2.1	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lava tube in Hawaii.
Earth	Moon	Kearons	-11.4	-112.6					E	23.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Maybrick; American astronomer (1878-1948).
Mercury	Mercury	Keats	-69.9	154.5					W	115.0	Europe	England	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; English poet (1795-1821).
Earth	Moon	Keeler	-10.2	161.9					E	160.0	North America	American	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James Edward; American astronomer (1857-1900).
Mars	Mars	Keeler	-61.0	151.3	-61.6	-60.2	149.8	153.1	W	95.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James E.; American astronomer (1857-1900).
Mars	MarsE	Keeler	-60.72	208.7	-61.327	-59.919	210.2	206.9	E	95.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James E.; American astronomer (1857-1900).
Jupiter	Callisto	Keelut	-76.8	90.9	-77.6	-76.1	87.6	94.6	W	64.0	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eskimo evil spirit who resembles a hairless dog.
Earth	Moon	Kekulé	16.4	-138.1					E	94.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich August; German chemist (1829-1896).
Earth	Moon	Keldysh	51.2	43.6					E	33.0	Europe	Soviet	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mstislav Vsevolodovich; Soviet mathematician (1911-1978).
Venus	Venus	Kelea	8.9	25.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	24.5	Oceania	Hawaii	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chieftess of Maui (c. 1450).
Venus	Venus	Kelila	52.6	191.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Asia	Hebrew	V-05	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Venus	Venus	Keller Patera	45.0	274.0	45.0	45.0	273.6	274.5	E	69.0	North America	American	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Helen; blind and deaf American writer (1880-1968).
Venus	Venus	Kelly	-4.8	359.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.2	Europe	Celtic	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaelic first name.
Venus	Venus	Kemble	47.7	14.9	47.7	47.7	14.8	14.8	E	23.6	Europe	Great Britain	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fanny; English actress (1809-1893).
Mars	Mars	Kem'	-45.3	33.0	-45.3	-45.2	33.0	33.1	W	3.3	Europe	Russia	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kem'	-44.98	327.0	-44.975	-44.875	327	326.9	E	3.3	Europe	Russia	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mercury	Mercury	Kenk?	-21.5	16.1					W	99.0	Asia	Japan	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yashida Ca; Japanese writer (1283-1352).
Jupiter	Europa	Kennet Linea	-41.0	312.0	-27.3	-26.6	245.8	23.4	W	3,200.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in England.
Venus	Venus	Kenny	-44.4	271.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	52.7	Oceania	Australia	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elizabeth; Australian nurse, therapist (1886-1952).
Earth	Moon	Kepler	8.1	-38.0					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Mars	Mars	Kepler	-47.1	219.1	-48.9	-45.1	216.3	221.6	W	233.0	Europe	Germany	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Mars	MarsE	Kepler	-46.78	140.9	-48.578	-44.775	143.7	138.4	E	233.0	Europe	Germany	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Mars	Phobos	Kepler Dorsum	-45.0	356.0					W	15.0	Europe	Germany		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1987	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Earth	Moon	Kepínski	28.8	126.6					E	31.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Felicjan; Polish astronomer (1885-1966).
Venus	Venus	Ketzia	3.9	300.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.6	Asia	Hebrew	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Mars	Mars	Keul'	46.3	237.9	46.3	46.4	237.8	237.9	W	5.9	Europe	Russia	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Keul'	45.98	122.1	45.975	46.075	122.2	122.1	E	5.9	Europe	Russia	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Uranus	Ariel	Kewpie Chasma	-28.3	326.9					E	467.0	Europe	Great Britain	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	British race of quaint spirit babies.
Venus	Venus	Khabuchi Corona	-11.0	173.0	-9.5	-12.2	171.8	174.5	E	285.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Avarian/Andalalan (Daghestan) childbirth deity.
Venus	Venus	Khadako	54.2	139.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.4	Asia	Siberia	V-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nenets (Samoyed) first name.
Venus	Venus	Khadne Dorsa	-14.0	334.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Asia	Siberia	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Nenets (Samoyed) snowstorm maiden.
Saturn	Rhea	Khado	41.6	359.1					W	0.0	Asia	Turkey	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nanajan; mythological hero who built the world. The first Shaman.
Venus	Venus	Khafiza	6.0	299.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Asia	Arabian	V-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Venus	Venus	Khalanasy Vallis	-51.0	168.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	320.0	Asia	Azerbaijan	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Azeri river mermaid.
Jupiter	Io	Khalla Patera	5.14	303.56	4.4	5.84	304.19	302.96	W	48.24	Africa	Bushman	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Bushman sun in form of man often referred to as the hunter.
Mars	Mars	Khanpur	21.0	258.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.5	Asia	Pakistan	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Mars	MarsE	Khanpur	20.78	101.9	0	0	360	360	E	2.5	Asia	Pakistan	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Mercury	Mercury	Khansa	-59.7	51.9					W	111.0	Asia	Arabian	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Al; Arab woman poet.
Venus	Venus	Khatun	40.3	87.2	40.2	40.5	87.0	87.0	E	44.1	Asia	Turkey	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mihri; Turkish poet (1456-1514).
Venus	Venus	Khelifa	-1.5	129.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.8	Asia	Arabian	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Khensu	1.0	152.9	0.9	1.2	152.8	153.1	W	14.2	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian moon god.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Khepri	20.4	147.6	19.9	20.9	147.0	148.1	W	47.1	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	God of transformations for the Heliopitans.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Khnum Catena	32.9	349.1	32.6	33.2	348.4	350.0	W	66.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Egyptian creation god.
Mars	Mars	Kholm	-7.3	42.1	-7.4	-7.2	42.0	42.2	W	11.6	Europe	Russia	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kholm	-7.22	317.9	-7.317	-7.12	318	317.8	E	11.6	Europe	Russia	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Khonsu	-37.5	190.8	-38.4	-36.6	189.9	191.8	W	80.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian moon god.
Venus	Venus	Khosedem Fossae	-13.0	303.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,800.0	Asia	Siberia	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Ketian (Yenisey R.) main evil goddess.
Venus	Venus	Khotal-Ekva Tholi	-9.1	177.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.0	Asia	Siberia	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Mansi (Ob River Ugra) sun goddess.
Venus	Venus	Khotun Corona	-46.5	81.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Yakutian	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Yakut goddess of plenty.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Khumbam	-24.1	335.4	-24.7	-23.5	334.7	336.0	W	56.9	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; Elamite creator god.
Mars	Mars	Khurli	-21.1	247.1	-21.2	-21.1	247.1	247.2	W	8.9	Asia	Pakistan	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Mars	MarsE	Khurli	-20.88	112.9	-20.982	-20.883	112.9	112.8	E	8.9	Asia	Pakistan	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Earth	Moon	Khvol'son	-13.8	111.4					E	54.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Orest Danilovich; Soviet physicist (1852-1934).
Venus	Venus	Ki Corona	43.2	227.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Sumerian	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Sumerian earth goddess.
Earth	Moon	Kibal'chich	3.0	-146.5					E	92.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Russian rocketry scientist (1853-1881).
Jupiter	Io	Kibero Patera	-11.83	305.1	-12.83	-10.91	306.07	304.25	W	63.34	Europe	Slavic	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Yaroro toad who lives in underworld giving mankind fire.
Neptune	Triton	Kibu Patera	10.5	43.0					E	0.0	Oceania	Melanesia	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mabuiag (Melanisia) island of the dead.
Venus	Venus	Kicheda Chasma	-2.5	213.0	-1.5	-6.5	207.0	220.0	E	1,500.0	Asia	Siberia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Nganasan (Taymyr Peninsula Samoyed) lunar goddess.
Earth	Moon	Kidinnu	35.9	122.9					E	56.0	Asia	Babylon	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Or Cidenas; Babylonian astronomer (unkn-c. 343 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Kies	-26.3	-22.5					E	45.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann; German mathematician, astronomer (1713-1781).
Earth	Moon	Kiess	-6.4	84.0					E	63.0	North America	American	LTO81B4	LTO-81B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Clarence; American astrophysicist (1887-1967).
Mars	Mars	Kifr?	-46.0	54.4	-46.1	-45.8	54.2	54.5	W	15.0	Asia	Iraq	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iraq.
Mars	MarsE	Kifr?	-45.68	305.6	-45.775	-45.475	305.8	305.5	E	15.0	Asia	Iraq	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iraq.
Saturn	Rhea	Kiho	-11.1	358.7					W	0.0	Oceania	Society Is.	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tuamotu (Society Islands) progenitor being; existed in void; made land, sea.
Neptune	Triton	Kikimora Maculae	-31.0	78.0					E	0.0	Europe	Slavic	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Slavic spirit of swamps, household spirit.
Venus	Venus	Kimitonga	-25.1	48.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Oceania	Polynesia	V-33,45	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Mars	Mars	Kimry	-20.4	16.4	-20.5	-20.2	16.2	16.5	W	21.6	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kimry	-20.19	343.6	-20.288	-19.99	343.8	343.5	E	21.6	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Kimtinh Vallis	-46.5	67.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	Asia	Vietnam	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	Vietnamese word for planet Venus.
Earth	Moon	Kimura	-57.1	118.4					E	28.0	Asia	Japan	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hisashi; Japanese astronomer (1870-1943).
Mars	Mars	Kin	20.4	33.5	20.3	20.5	33.4	33.5	W	8.3	Asia	Japan	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Mars	MarsE	Kin	20.19	326.5	20.09	20.288	326.6	326.5	E	8.3	Asia	Japan	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Earth	Moon	Kinau	-60.8	15.1					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Mars	Mars	Kinda	-26.0	105.2	-26.1	-25.8	105.1	105.3	W	14.0	Africa	Zaire	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	MarsE	Kinda	-25.74	254.8	-25.844	-25.546	254.9	254.7	E	14.0	Africa	Zaire	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Earth	Moon	King	5.0	120.5					E	76.0	North America	American	LTO65C1	LTO-65C1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur Scott; American physicist (1876-1957); Edward Skinner; American astronomer (1861-1931).
Venus	Venus	Kingsley	-22.6	306.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	26.6	Europe	England	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; English explorer, writer (1862-1900).
Mars	Mars	Kingston	22.3	47.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.7	South and Central America	Jamaica	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jamaican port.
Mars	MarsE	Kingston	22.07	312.9	0	0	360	360	E	0.7	South and Central America	Jamaica	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jamaican port.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Kingu	-34.8	227.1	-35.6	-33.9	226.0	228.0	W	78.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; conquered leader of Tiamat's forces whose blood was used to create man.
Jupiter	Io	Kinich Ahau Patera	49.34	310.2	48.65	49.96	311.13	309.32	W	45.21	South and Central America	Mayan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mayan sun god.
Mars	Mars	Kinkora	-25.2	247.2	-25.7	-24.8	246.8	247.7	W	54.3	North America	Canada	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Kinkora	-24.95	112.8	-25.447	-24.554	113.2	112.3	E	54.3	North America	Canada	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Venus	Venus	Kinsei Vallis	13.6	141.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Asia	Japan	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Japanese name for planet Venus.
Mars	Mars	Kipini	26.1	31.6	25.5	26.7	30.9	32.3	W	73.6	Africa	Kenya	CHRYHR	I-991	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Mars	MarsE	Kipini	25.84	328.4	25.248	26.44	329.1	327.7	E	73.6	Africa	Kenya	CHRYHR	I-991	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Earth	Moon	Kira	-17.6	132.8					E	3.0	Europe	Russia	S-01	102A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian female name.
Earth	Moon	Kirch	39.2	-5.6					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gottfried; German astronomer (1639-1710).
Earth	Moon	Kircher	-67.1	-45.3					E	72.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Athanasius; German humanitarian (1601-1680).
Earth	Moon	Kirchhoff	30.3	38.8					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gustav Robert; German physicist (1824-1887).
Venus	Venus	Kiris	20.9	98.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.3	Europe	Latvia	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latvian first name.
Earth	Moon	Kirkwood	68.8	-156.1					E	67.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daniel; American astronomer (1814-1895).
Mars	Mars	Kirs	-26.6	19.5	-26.6	-26.5	19.5	19.5	W	3.0	Europe	Russia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kirs	-26.34	340.5	-26.341	-26.241	340.5	340.5	E	3.0	Europe	Russia	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Kirsanov	-22.4	25.2	-22.5	-22.3	25.0	25.3	W	15.5	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kirsanov	-22.17	334.8	-22.271	-22.073	335	334.7	E	15.5	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Kisambo	34.4	89.0	34.2	34.5	88.9	89.2	W	15.8	Africa	Zaire	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	MarsE	Kisambo	34.1	271.0	33.899	34.197	271.1	270.8	E	15.8	Africa	Zaire	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Kishar	72.6	349.7	71.8	73.5	346.8	352.5	W	79.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; terrestrial progenitor goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Kishar Sulcus	-6.4	216.6	-13.2	0.8	228.8	205.4	W	1,187.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Assyro-Babylonian; terrestrial-world home of Lakhmu and Lakhamu.
Mars	Mars	Kita	-23.0	17.2	-23.1	-22.9	17.1	17.3	W	10.2	Africa	Mali	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mali.
Mars	MarsE	Kita	-22.77	342.8	-22.866	-22.668	342.9	342.7	E	10.2	Africa	Mali	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mali.
Venus	Venus	Kitna	-28.9	277.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.3	Europe	Russia	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kamchatka first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Kittu	0.4	334.6	0.2	0.6	334.4	334.8	W	15.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian god of justice.
Earth	Moon	Kiva	-8.6	15.5					E	1.0	North America	Pueblo	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Venus	Venus	Klafsky	-20.7	188.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	25.5	Europe	Hungary	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Katherina; Hungarian opera singer (1855-1896).
Earth	Moon	Klaproth	-69.8	-26.0					E	119.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Martin Heinrich; German chemist, mineralogist (1743-1817).
Earth	Moon	Klein	-12.0	2.6					E	44.0	Europe	Germany	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann Joseph; German astronomer (1844-1914).
Venus	Venus	Klenova	78.1	104.5	77.9	78.3	101.8	106.5	E	141.0	Europe	Soviet	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mariya; Soviet marine geologist (c. 1910-1978).
Earth	Moon	Kleymenov	-32.4	-140.2					E	55.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ivan Terent'evich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1898-1938).
Earth	Moon	Klute	37.2	-141.3					E	75.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daniel O'Donnell; American rocketry scientist (1921-1964).
Mars	Mars	Knobel	-6.7	226.8	-7.8	-5.6	225.7	227.9	W	128.6	Europe	Great Britain	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward B.; British astronomer (1841-1930).
Mars	MarsE	Knobel	-6.63	133.2	-7.713	-5.537	134.3	132.1	E	128.6	Europe	Great Britain	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward B.; British astronomer (1841-1930).
Earth	Moon	Knox-Shaw	5.3	80.2					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO63C1	LTO-63C1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harold; British astronomer (1885-1970).
Earth	Moon	Koch	-42.8	150.1					E	95.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1843-1910).
Venus	Venus	Kodu	0.9	338.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.5	Africa	Senegal	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wolof (W. Africa, Senegal) first name.
Mars	Mars	Koga	-29.3	103.8	-29.4	-29.1	103.6	104.0	W	19.3	Africa	Tanzania	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tanzania.
Mars	MarsE	Koga	-29.02	256.2	-29.123	-28.825	256.4	256	E	19.3	Africa	Tanzania	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tanzania.
Earth	Moon	Kohlschütter	14.4	154.0					E	53.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arnold; German astronomer (1883-1969).
Venus	Venus	Koidula	64.2	139.6	64.3	64.4	138.5	139.6	E	67.0	Europe	Estonia	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lydia; Estonian poetess (1843-1886).
Venus	Venus	Koidutäht Vallis	-76.5	130.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Europe	Estonia	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Estonian name for planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Koinyt	-30.9	293.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.7	Asia	Siberia	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nivkhi (E. Siberia) first name.
Mars	Mars	Kok	15.8	28.1	15.7	15.9	28.1	28.2	W	6.3	Asia	Malaysia	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Malaysia (Sarawak).
Mars	MarsE	Kok	15.63	331.9	15.532	15.73	331.9	331.8	E	6.3	Asia	Malaysia	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Malaysia (Sarawak).
Venus	Venus	Kokomikeis Chasma	0.0	85.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	North America	Algonquin	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Blackfoot/Algonquin moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Kokyanwuti Mons	35.5	212.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	North America	Hopi	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Hopi earth goddess - "Spider Woman".
Earth	Moon	Kolhörster	11.2	-114.6					E	97.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Werner; German physicist (1887-1946).
Venus	Venus	Kolias Corona	-16.5	207.9	-17.5	-15.6	206.7	209.0	E	200.0	Europe	Greek	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek Earth, nature, and foothills goddess.
Venus	Venus	Kollado	-61.0	53.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.5	Africa	Mali	V-56	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe first name.
Venus	Venus	Kollwitz	25.2	133.6	25.2	25.2	133.6	133.6	E	29.1	Europe	Germany	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kathe; German artist (1867-1945).
Earth	Moon	Komarov	24.7	152.5					E	78.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vladimir Mikhaylovich; Soviet cosmonaut (1927-1967).
Earth	Moon	Kondratyuk	-14.9	115.5					E	108.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yury Vasilyevich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1897-1942).
Mars	Mars	Kong	-5.4	38.7	-5.5	-5.3	38.5	38.7	W	11.8	Africa	Ivory Coast	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ivory Coast.
Mars	MarsE	Kong	-5.34	321.3	-5.438	-5.241	321.5	321.3	E	11.8	Africa	Ivory Coast	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ivory Coast.
Earth	Moon	Konoplev	-28.5	-125.5					E	25.0	Europe	Soviet	SOV	1985	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	B.T.; Soviet radio engineer (1912-1960). <em>Note: Formerly Ellerman Q</em>
Venus	Venus	Konopnicka	14.5	166.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.1	Europe	Poland	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; Polish author (1842-1910).
Earth	Moon	Konstantinov	19.8	158.4					E	66.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Konstantin Ivanovich; Russian rocketry scientist (1817-1871).
Earth	Moon	Kopff	-17.4	-89.6					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	August; German astronomer (1882-1960). 
Neptune	Triton	Kormet Sulci	23.0	335.5					E	0.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Norse river through which dead must pass.
Earth	Moon	Korolev	-4.0	-157.4					E	437.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Mars	Mars	Korolev	73.0	195.5	72.3	73.6	193.2	197.6	W	84.2	Europe	Russia	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sergey Pavlovich; Russian engineer (1906-1966).
Mars	MarsE	Korolev	72.82	164.5	72.111	73.423	166.8	162.4	E	84.2	Europe	Russia	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sergey Pavlovich; Russian engineer (1906-1966).
Mars	Mars	Korph	19.6	254.6	19.5	19.6	254.6	254.7	W	7.5	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Korph	19.4	105.4	19.296	19.396	105.4	105.3	E	7.5	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Uranus	Ariel	Korrigan Chasma	-27.6	347.5					E	365.0	Europe	France	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	French wind spirits who cure diseases.
Earth	Moon	Kosberg	-20.2	149.6					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B3	LTO-102B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	C. A.; Soviet aeronaut (1903-1965).
Venus	Venus	Kosi	-43.9	54.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.7	Africa	Ghana	V-45	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ewe first name.
Earth	Moon	Kostinskiy	14.7	118.8					E	75.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sergey Konstantinovich; Soviet astronomer (1867-1936).
Venus	Venus	Kostroma Coronae	40.6	7.6	39.8	41.4	6.3	9.0	E	230.0	Europe	Slavic	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	E. Slavic female deity of spring and fertility.
Venus	Venus	Koti Fluctus	12.5	318.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	North America	American	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Creek (SE USA) water-frog, helpful spirit.
Venus	Venus	Kotsmanyako Dorsa	-76.0	242.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,900.0	North America	Pueblo	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Keresan Pueblo mythological girl who scattered the stars into the sky.
Venus	Venus	Kottauer Patera	36.7	39.6	36.1	37.4	39.4	39.8	E	136.0	Europe	Austria	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Helena; Austrian historical writer (1410-1471).
Venus	Venus	Kottravey Chasma	30.5	77.9	27.1	32.8	75.9	77.7	E	744.0	Asia	India	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Dravidian (India) hunting goddess.
Mars	Mars	Kourou	47.1	227.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.0	South and Central America	French Guiana	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French Guianan launch site.
Mars	MarsE	Kourou	46.78	132.7	0	0	360	360	E	2.0	South and Central America	French Guiana	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French Guianan launch site.
Venus	Venus	Kov-Ava Chasma	-58.8	21.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	470.0	Europe	Mordvinian	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Mordovian (Volga River Finn) forest mistress.
Earth	Moon	Kovalevskaya	30.8	-129.6					E	115.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sofya Vasilyevna; Russian mathematician (1850-1891).
Earth	Moon	Koval'skiy	-21.9	101.0					E	49.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)
Mars	Mars	Koval'sky	-30.2	141.5	-32.5	-27.8	138.8	144.4	W	309.0	Europe	Russia	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	M. A.; Russian astronomer (1821-1884).
Mars	MarsE	Koval'sky	-29.92	218.5	-32.206	-27.533	221.2	215.6	E	309.0	Europe	Russia	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	M. A.; Russian astronomer (1821-1884).
Mars	Mars	Koy	21.7	50.5	21.6	21.7	50.4	50.5	W	7.1	Europe	Russia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Koy	21.48	309.5	21.379	21.478	309.6	309.5	E	7.1	Europe	Russia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Kozhla-Ava Chasma	56.2	50.6	55.0	57.2	45.5	54.8	E	581.0	Europe	Finland	V-02	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Marian (Volga Finn) forest goddess.
Earth	Moon	Kozyrev	-46.8	129.3					E	65.0	Europe	Russia		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolai Alexandrovich; Soviet astronomer (1908-1983). <em>Note: Formerly Carver K</em>
Uranus	Ariel	Kra Chasma	-32.1	354.2					E	142.0	Africa	Gold Coast	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Vital spirits (Gold Coast).
Earth	Moon	Krafft	16.6	-72.6					E	51.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wolfgang Ludwig; German-Russian astronomer, physicist (1743-1814).
Neptune	Triton	Kraken Catena	14.0	35.5					E	0.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Norse giant sea monster.
Earth	Moon	Kramarov	-2.3	-98.8					E	20.0	Europe	Russia	SOV	1985	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Grigory Moiseevich; Soviet space scientist (1887-1970).  <em>Note: Formerly Lents K</em>
Earth	Moon	Kramers	53.6	-127.6					E	61.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hendrik Anthony; Dutch physicist (1894-1952).
Earth	Moon	Krasnov	-29.9	-79.6					E	40.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksander V.; Russian astronomer (1866-1907).
Mars	Mars	Krasnoye	36.1	216.2	36.1	36.2	216.1	216.3	W	6.5	Europe	Russia	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Krasnoye	35.79	143.8	35.791	35.891	143.9	143.7	E	6.5	Europe	Russia	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy	3.9	-175.5					E	59.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Kreiken	-9.0	84.6					E	23.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egbert Adriaan; Dutch astronomer (1896-1964).
Mars	Mars	Kribi	-43.3	43.6	-43.4	-43.2	43.4	43.7	W	13.7	Africa	Cameroon	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the United Republic of Cameroon.
Mars	MarsE	Kribi	-42.98	316.4	-43.076	-42.876	316.6	316.3	E	13.7	Africa	Cameroon	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the United Republic of Cameroon.
Earth	Moon	Krieger	29.0	-45.6					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Nepomuk; German selenographer (1865-1902). 
Earth	Moon	Vallis Krishna	24.5	11.3					E	3.0	Asia	India	S-02	42 A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Indian male name, part of Aratus CA.  <em>Note: Feature type changed from crater to vallis.</em>
Mars	Mars	Krishtofovich	-48.5	262.8	-49.3	-47.5	261.3	264.1	W	112.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Afrikan Nikolaevich; Soviet paleobotanist (1885-1953).
Mars	MarsE	Krishtofovich	-48.18	97.2	-48.979	-47.176	98.7	95.9	E	112.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Afrikan Nikolaevich; Soviet paleobotanist (1885-1953).
Venus	Venus	Kristina	-65.2	315.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.7	Europe	Latin	V-61	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Slavonic form of Christiana, Latin first name.
Earth	Moon	Krogh	9.4	65.7					E	19.0	Europe	Denmark	LTO62B3	LTO-62B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Schack August Steenberg; Danish zoologist, physiologist; Nobel laureate (1874-1949).
Venus	Venus	Kruchina Tesserae	36.0	27.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	Europe	Slavic	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	E. Slavic goddess of saddness.
Venus	Venus	Krumine Corona	-5.0	261.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Lithuanian food goddess.
Earth	Moon	Krusenstern	-26.2	5.9					E	47.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adam Johann, Baron Von; Russian explorer (1770-1846).
Earth	Moon	Krylov	35.6	-165.8					E	49.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksei Nikolaevich; Soviet mathematician, mechanical engineer (1863-1945).
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Krynica	49.0	35.0					W	0.4	Europe	Poland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Health resort in Poland.
Venus	Venus	Kshumay Mons	-54.9	58.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Asia	Afghanistan	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Nuristan (NE Afghanistan) vegetation goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Kuan Han-Ch'ing	29.4	52.4					W	151.0	Asia	China	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese dramatist (c. 1241-1320).
Venus	Venus	Kuan-Yin Corona	-4.3	10.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	310.0	Asia	China	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chinese fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Kuanja Chasma	-12.0	99.5	-12.9	-11.1	95.3	103.6	E	890.0	Africa	Mbundu	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Mbundu goddess of the spirit of the hunt.
Mars	Mars	Kuba	-25.6	19.7	-25.8	-25.4	19.5	19.9	W	26.8	Asia	Azerbaijan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Azerbaijan.
Mars	MarsE	Kuba	-25.35	340.3	-25.546	-25.149	340.5	340.1	E	26.8	Asia	Azerbaijan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Azerbaijan.
Venus	Venus	Kubebe Corona	15.5	132.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	Asia	Turkey	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hittite mother earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Kufra	40.7	239.7	40.4	41.0	239.3	240.2	W	37.5	Africa	Libyan	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Libya.
Mars	MarsE	Kufra	40.38	120.3	40.08	40.679	120.7	119.8	E	37.5	Africa	Libyan	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Libya.
Earth	Moon	Kugler	-53.8	103.7					E	65.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Franz Xaver; German-Babylonian chronologist (1862-1929).
Earth	Moon	Kuiper	-9.8	-22.7					E	6.0	North America	American	LTO76D2	LTO-76D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerard Peter; Dutch-American astronomer (1905-1973).
Mars	Mars	Kuiper	-57.4	157.3	-58.1	-56.6	156.1	158.6	W	87.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerard P.; American astronomer (1905-1973).
Mars	MarsE	Kuiper	-57.1	202.7	-57.808	-56.301	203.9	201.4	E	87.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerard P.; American astronomer (1905-1973).
Mercury	Mercury	Kuiper	-11.3	31.1					W	62.0	North America	American	H-06	I-8122	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerard P.; Dutch-American astronomer, member of original Mariner Venus-Mercury Imaging Team (1905-1973).
Mars	Mars	Kular	16.6	251.9	16.5	16.6	251.9	252.0	W	8.1	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kular	16.42	108.1	16.324	16.423	108.1	108	E	8.1	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Kuldurok Dorsa	-50.4	61.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-57	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Uzbek thunder and lightning goddess.
Earth	Moon	Kulik	42.4	-154.5					E	58.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leonid Alekseevich; Soviet mineralogist (1883-1942).
Neptune	Triton	Kulilu Cavus	41.0	4.0					E	0.0	Asia	Babylon	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Babylonian destructive fish-man spirit.
Venus	Venus	Kulimina Corona	-27.8	261.9	-28.6	-27.1	261.0	262.8	E	170.0	South and Central America	Brazil	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Arawakan (Brazil, Venezuela) creator goddess who created women.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Kulla	33.3	113.8	32.2	34.2	112.8	114.9	W	92.4	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian god of brick making.
Jupiter	Callisto	Kul'	62.9	121.9	62.3	63.3	121.1	123.1	W	40.5	Europe	Russia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Komi wood spirit.
Mars	Mars	Kumak	-35.8	68.2	-35.9	-35.7	68.0	68.3	W	15.0	Europe	Russia	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kumak	-35.49	291.8	-35.592	-35.393	292	291.7	E	15.0	Europe	Russia	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Kumang Corona	25.0	11.8	24.8	25.2	11.5	12.0	E	40.0	Asia	Indonesia	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mother goddess of Ibans, the Sea Dayaks of Borneo/Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Venus	Venus	Kumanyefie Vallis	-80.5	335.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Africa	Ghana	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ewe name for planet Venus.
Mars	Mars	Kumara	43.3	231.5	43.2	43.5	231.4	231.7	W	12.0	Oceania	New Zealand	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Mars	MarsE	Kumara	42.98	128.5	42.876	43.176	128.6	128.3	E	12.0	Oceania	New Zealand	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Venus	Venus	Kumba	26.3	332.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.4	Africa	Guinea	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe (W. Africa, Guinea) first name.
Saturn	Rhea	Kumpara	9.6	327.1					W	0.0	South and Central America	Ecuador	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jivaro (Ecuador) creator god.
Venus	Venus	Kumudu	61.3	154.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.4	Asia	Sri Lanka	V-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Singalese first name.
Saturn	Rhea	Kun Lun Chasma	46.0	307.5					W	0.0	Asia	China	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Mountain dwelling place of the immortals.
Venus	Venus	Kunapipi Mons	-33.9	86.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Oceania	Australia	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Australian mother earth goddess. Changed from Kunapipi Corona.
Earth	Moon	Kundt	-11.5	-11.5					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	August Adolph Eduard Eberhard; German physicist (1839-1894).
Mars	Mars	Kunes	-25.5	252.2	-25.6	-25.3	252.0	252.3	W	15.1	Europe	Norway	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Mars	MarsE	Kunes	-25.25	107.8	-25.348	-25.05	108	107.7	E	15.1	Europe	Norway	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Venus	Venus	Kunhild Corona	19.3	80.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Germany	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	German fertility maiden.
Venus	Venus	Kunkubey Fluctus	-50.0	207.0	-48.5	-51.0	208.0	206.0	E	350.0	Asia	Yakutian	V-50,59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Yakutian/Sakha goddess, wife of supreme god Yuryung.
Earth	Moon	Kunowsky	3.2	-32.5					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Karl Friedrich; German astronomer (1786-1846).
Mars	Mars	Kunowsky	57.1	9.7	56.6	57.7	8.7	10.8	W	67.4	Europe	Germany	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George K.; German astronomer (1786-1846).
Mars	MarsE	Kunowsky	56.8	350.3	56.301	57.406	351.3	349.2	E	67.4	Europe	Germany	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George K.; German astronomer (1786-1846).
Earth	Moon	Kuo Shou Ching	8.4	-133.7					E	34.0	Asia	China	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese astronomer (1231-1316).
Venus	Venus	Kupo Patera	-41.9	195.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Asia	Israel	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Irena; Israelite astronomer (1929-1978).
Earth	Moon	Kurchatov	38.3	142.1					E	106.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Igor' Vasil'evich; Soviet nuclear physicist (1903-1960).
Jupiter	Io	Kurdalagon Patera	-49.61	217.99	-49.94	-49.26	218.68	217.37	W	28.15	Europe	Caucasus	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Ossetian celestial smith.
Neptune	Triton	Kurma	-16.5	61.0					E	0.0	Asia	India	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vishnu in the form of a tortoise.
Venus	Venus	Kuro	7.8	57.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.8	Africa	Senegal	V-21	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Kurosawa	-53.4	21.8					W	159.0	Asia	Japan	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	K.; (18th century).
Venus	Venus	Kurukulla Mons	48.7	103.0	48.5	48.6	102.5	103.5	E	59.0	Asia	Tibet	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Etan (Tibet) goddess of wealth.
Mars	Mars	Kushva	-44.3	35.6	-44.6	-44.0	35.1	36.0	W	38.3	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Kushva	-43.98	324.4	-44.275	-43.675	324.9	324	E	38.3	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Kutue Tessera	39.5	108.8	36.4	42.5	108.4	109.2	E	653.0	Asia	Siberia	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Ulchian (Siberia) folklore toad that brings happiness.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Kuznetsk	-45.9	88.9					W	28.5	Europe	Russia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian coal basin.
Venus	Venus	Kvasha Patera	-9.5	69.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.0	Europe	Soviet	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Lidiya; Soviet mineralogist, meteorite researcher (1909-1977).
Venus	Venus	Kwannon Tholus	-26.3	296.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	135.0	Asia	Japan	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Japanese Buddhist goddess of mercy.
Venus	Venus	Kyen	-6.2	64.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.2	Africa	Zaire	V-34	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bantu first name.
Venus	Venus	Kylli	41.1	67.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.2	Europe	Finland	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Kári	48.2	116.3	47.9	48.6	115.8	117.0	W	34.5	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ottar's ancestor.
Mars	Mars	K?id	-4.5	44.8	-4.6	-4.4	44.7	44.8	W	8.5	Asia	Iraq	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iraq.
Mars	MarsE	K?id	-4.45	315.2	-4.548	-4.351	315.3	315.2	E	8.5	Asia	Iraq	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iraq.
Mercury	Mercury	K?lid?s?	-18.1	179.2					W	107.0	Asia	India	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Indian poet and dramatist (c. 5th century).
Mercury	Mercury	K?sh?	60.1	138.2					W	65.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese sculptor (13th century).
Earth	Moon	Kästner	-6.8	78.5					E	108.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A3	LTO-81A3	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abraham Gotthelf; German mathematician, physicist (1719-1800).
Earth	Moon	König	-24.1	-24.6					E	23.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rudolf; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1865-1927).
Venus	Venus	K?msong Vallis	-59.0	152.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Asia	Korea	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Korean name for planet Venus.
Earth	Moon	La Caille	-23.8	1.1					E	67.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine	53.4	-28.2					E	37.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Venus	Venus	La Fayette	70.2	107.6	70.1	70.2	107.5	107.5	E	39.6	Europe	France	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; French novelist (1634-1693).
Mars	Mars	La Paz	21.3	49.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.6	North America	Mexico	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mexican port.
Mars	MarsE	La Paz	21.08	310.9	0	0	360	360	E	0.6	North America	Mexico	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mexican port.
Earth	Moon	La Pérouse	-10.7	76.3					E	77.0	Europe	France	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Francois de Galoup, Comte De La Pérouse; French explorer (1741-1788).
Mars	Mars	Labeatis Catenae	19.7	93.3	18.6	20.7	91.8	94.9	W	214.0	Europe	Roman	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Labeatis Catenae	19.49	266.7	18.404	20.486	268.2	265.1	E	214.0	Europe	Roman	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Labeatis Fossae	25.5	84.1	16.0	33.0	70.5	94.0	W	1,560.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Previously named feature at 30N, 75W; expanded coordinates.
Mars	MarsE	Labeatis Fossae	25.25	275.9	15.829	32.704	289.5	266	E	1,560.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Previously named feature at 30N, 75W; expanded coordinates.
Mars	Mars	Labeatis Mensa	25.7	74.6	24.9	26.4	73.7	75.4	W	120.8	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Labeatis Mensa	25.45	285.4	24.653	26.142	286.3	284.6	E	120.8	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Labeatis Mons	37.8	76.2	37.6	38.0	75.9	76.4	W	22.5	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1994	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named for albedo feature Labeatis Lacus.
Mars	MarsE	Labeatis Mons	37.49	283.8	37.286	37.685	284.1	283.6	E	22.5	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1994	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named for albedo feature Labeatis Lacus.
Mars	Mars	Labou Vallis	-8.7	154.5	-9.9	-7.4	153.0	156.2	W	222.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	French word for Mars.
Mars	MarsE	Labou Vallis	-8.6	205.5	-9.791	-7.317	207	203.8	E	222.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	French word for Mars.
Mars	Mars	Labria	-35.3	48.1	-35.7	-34.8	47.6	48.7	W	54.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Labria	-34.99	311.9	-35.393	-34.496	312.4	311.3	E	54.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Venus	Venus	Labé Patera	52.1	273.1	52.1	52.1	272.5	273.8	E	83.0	Europe	France	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Louise Charlin Perrin; French poet (1524-1566).
Earth	Moon	Lacchini	41.7	-107.5					E	58.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1884-1967).
Venus	Venus	Lachappelle	26.7	336.7	26.7	26.7	336.5	336.5	E	36.8	Europe	France	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; French medical researcher (1769-1821).
Venus	Venus	Lachesis Tessera	44.4	300.1	42.2	47.0	297.7	303.1	E	664.0	Europe	Greek	V-17,18	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek, one of three Fates.
Mars	Mars	Lachute	-4.3	39.8	-4.4	-4.2	39.7	40.0	W	16.1	North America	Canada	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Lachute	-4.25	320.2	-4.351	-4.153	320.3	320	E	16.1	North America	Canada	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada.
Earth	Moon	Lacroix	-37.9	-59.0					E	37.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacus Aestatis	-15.0	-69.0					E	90.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Summer."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Autumni	-9.9	-83.9					E	183.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Autumn."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Bonitatis	23.2	43.7					E	92.0	Europe	Latin	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Goodness."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Doloris	17.1	9.0					E	110.0	Europe	Latin	LTO41C3	LTO-41C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Sorrow."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Excellentiae	-35.4	-44.0					E	184.0	Europe	Latin		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Excellence."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Felicitatis	19.0	5.0					E	90.0	Europe	Latin	LTO41C3	LTO-41C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Happiness."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Gaudii	16.2	12.6					E	113.0	Europe	Latin	LTO42D4	LTO-42D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Joy."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Hiemalis	15.0	14.0					E	50.0	Europe	Latin	LTO60A1	LTO-60A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Wintry Lake."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Lenitatis	14.0	12.0					E	80.0	Europe	Latin	LTO60A1	LTO-60A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Softness."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Luxuriae	19.0	176.0					E	50.0	Europe	Latin		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Luxury."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Mortis	45.0	27.2					E	151.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Death."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Oblivionis	-21.0	-168.0					E	50.0	Europe	Latin		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Forgetfulness."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Odii	19.0	7.0					E	70.0	Europe	Latin	LTO41C3	LTO-41C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Hatred."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Perseverantiae	8.0	62.0					E	70.0	Europe	Latin		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1979	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Perseverance."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Solitudinis	-27.8	104.3					E	139.0	Europe	Latin	LTO100C1	LTO-100C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Solitude."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Somniorum	38.0	29.2					E	384.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Dreams."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Spei	43.0	65.0					E	80.0	Europe	Latin		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Hope."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Temporis	45.9	58.4					E	117.0	Europe	Latin		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Time."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Timoris	-38.8	-27.3					E	117.0	Europe	Latin		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Fear."
Earth	Moon	Lacus Veris	-16.5	-86.1					E	396.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	"Lake of Spring."
Venus	Venus	Lada Terra	-62.5	20.0	-75.0	-50.0	285.0	110.0	E	8,615.0	Europe	Slavic	V-56,61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1982	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Slavic goddess of love.
Earth	Moon	Lade	-1.3	10.1					E	55.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Mars	Mars	Ladon Valles	-22.6	28.7	-24.4	-20.7	27.7	30.3	W	278.0	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for Greek river.
Mars	MarsE	Ladon Valles	-22.37	331.3	-24.156	-20.486	332.3	329.7	E	278.0	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for Greek river.
Saturn	Tethys	Laertes	-46.36	67.46	-48.82	-43.33	63.26	71.69	W	51.13	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of Odysseus.
Mars	Mars	Laestrygon (Laestrigon)	0.0	200.0	0.0	0.0	200.0	200.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Man-eating giants who lived in the west.
Mars	MarsE	Laestrygon (Laestrigon)	0.0	160.0	0	0	160	160	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Man-eating giants who lived in the west.
Mars	Mars	Laf	48.3	6.0	48.3	48.4	5.9	6.0	W	3.2	Africa	Cameroon	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the United Republic of Cameroon.
Mars	MarsE	Laf	47.98	354.0	47.977	48.077	354.1	354	E	3.2	Africa	Cameroon	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the United Republic of Cameroon.
Earth	Moon	Lagalla	-44.6	-22.5					E	85.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Lagamal	64.4	244.8	63.1	65.6	241.8	247.7	W	131.0	Asia	Bangladesh	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Babylonian god Ea.
Mars	Mars	Lagarto	50.2	8.4	50.0	50.4	8.1	8.6	W	19.5	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Lagarto	49.88	351.6	49.68	50.081	351.9	351.4	E	19.5	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Lagash Sulcus	-10.9	163.2	-21.5	4.3	152.7	174.3	W	1,575.0	Asia	Babylon	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Early Babylonian town.
Venus	Venus	Lagerlöf	81.2	285.2	81.1	81.1	283.6	286.9	E	56.0	Europe	Sweden	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Selma; Swedish novelist (1858-1940).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange	-32.3	-72.8					E	225.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Venus	Venus	Lahar Mons	14.0	162.0	13.0	14.6	160.5	163.0	E	225.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Assyro-Babylonian goddess of domestic animals.
Venus	Venus	Lahevhev Tesserae	29.0	189.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,300.0	Oceania	Melanesia	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Melanesian dead souls goddess.
Uranus	Ariel	Laica	-21.3	44.4					E	30.0	South and Central America	Inca	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Inca good spirit.
Venus	Venus	Laidamlulum Vallis	-73.0	151.0	-83.5	-62.0	160.0	142.5	E	2,700.0	North America	American	V-58,62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	Maidu (California) name for morning Venus.
Venus	Venus	Laima Tessera	55.0	48.5	53.5	56.4	39.2	53.8	E	971.0	Europe	Latvia	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Latvian and Lithuanian goddess of fate.
Venus	Venus	Laimdota Planitia	-58.0	117.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,800.0	Europe	Latvia	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Latvian myth heroine.
Venus	Venus	Laka Mons	79.9	262.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Oceania	Hawaii	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Hawaiian uncultivated area goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Lakhamu Fossa	-11.6	227.7	-13.4	-9.9	223.7	230.8	W	370.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Dragon monster, or divine natural force produced by Apsu and Tiamat.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Lakhmu Fossae	50.4	128.0	-1.5	80.0	85.0	180.0	W	3,700.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Dragon monster, or divine natural force produced by Apsu and Tiamat.
Jupiter	Io	Laki-oi Patera	-38.94	61.93	-38.64	-35.56	63.96	61.7	W	105.16	Asia	Malaysia		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Bornean hero who invented fire.
Venus	Venus	Lakshmi Planum	68.6	339.3	68.6	68.7	320.3	358.3	E	2,345.0	Asia	India	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Indian goddess of love and war.
Earth	Moon	Lalande	-4.4	-8.6					E	24.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lallemand	-14.3	-84.1					E	18.0	Europe	France		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andre; French astronomer (1904-1978).  <em>Note: Formerly Kopff A</em>
Venus	Venus	Lalohonua Corona	-24.0	250.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	460.0	Oceania	Hawaii	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	The first woman in Hawaiian mythology.
Venus	Venus	Lama Tholus	7.8	266.0	7.3	8.3	265.5	266.5	E	110.0	Asia	Sumerian	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Sumerian protective goddess.
Earth	Moon	Lamarck	-22.9	-69.8					E	100.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet; French natural historian (1744-1829).
Mars	Mars	Lamas	-27.3	20.7	-27.5	-27.0	20.5	20.9	W	23.2	South and Central America	Peru	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Lamas	-27.04	339.3	-27.235	-26.738	339.5	339.1	E	23.2	South and Central America	Peru	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Venus	Venus	Lamashtu Mons	2.8	172.7	1.7	3.6	171.6	173.8	E	260.0	Asia	Sumerian	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Sumerian goddess who inflicted children with diseases.
Earth	Moon	Lamb	-42.9	100.1					E	106.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Horace; British mathematician, physicist (1849-1934).
Earth	Moon	Lambert	25.8	-21.0					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LTO40A3	LTO-40A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1728-1777).
Mars	Mars	Lambert	-20.2	334.7	-20.9	-19.4	333.8	335.5	W	92.0	Europe	Germany	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann H.; German physicist (1728-1777).
Mars	MarsE	Lambert	-19.99	25.3	-20.684	-19.197	26.2	24.5	E	92.0	Europe	Germany	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann H.; German physicist (1728-1777).
Saturn	Mimas	Lamerok	-62.27	289.18	-64.62	-58.9	283.4	294.77	W	20.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pellinore's son; sent testing horn to King Mark to expose adultery of Sir Tristram.
Earth	Moon	Lamont	4.4	23.7					E	106.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann von; Scottish-born German astronomer (1805-1879).
Mars	Mars	Lamont	-58.6	113.6	-59.2	-57.9	112.4	114.8	W	76.0	Europe	Germany	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann von; German astronomer (1805-1879).
Mars	MarsE	Lamont	-58.31	246.4	-58.913	-57.607	247.6	245.2	E	76.0	Europe	Germany	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann von; German astronomer (1805-1879).
Venus	Venus	Lampedo Linea	62.2	293.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Europe	Scythia	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Scythian Amazon queen.
Earth	Moon	Lampland	-31.0	131.0					E	65.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Otto; American astronomer (1873-1951).
Mars	Mars	Lampland	-35.9	79.6	-36.5	-35.2	78.8	80.4	W	79.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl O.; American astronomer (1873-1951).
Mars	MarsE	Lampland	-35.59	280.4	-36.19	-34.895	281.2	279.6	E	79.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl O.; American astronomer (1873-1951).
Earth	Moon	Lamé	-14.7	64.5					E	84.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamèch	42.7	13.1					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Felix Chemla; French selenographer (1894-1962).
Mars	Mars	Land	48.6	8.8	48.5	48.6	8.7	8.9	W	5.4	North America	United States	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Land	48.28	351.2	48.177	48.277	351.3	351.1	E	5.4	North America	United States	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Earth	Moon	Landau	41.6	-118.1					E	214.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lev Davidovich; Soviet physicist; Nobel laureate (1908-1968).
Earth	Moon	Lander	-15.3	131.8					E	40.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO84D4	LTO-84D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard Lemon; British explorer (1804-1834).
Venus	Venus	Landowska	84.6	74.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	33.0	Europe	Poland	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wanda; Polish pianist (1877-1959).
Earth	Moon	Landsteiner	31.3	-14.8					E	6.0	Europe	Austria	LTO40B2	LTO-40B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl; Austrian-American pathologist; Nobel laureate (1868-1943).
Earth	Moon	Lane	-9.5	132.0					E	55.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jonathan Homer; American physicist, astrophysicist (1819-1880).
Earth	Moon	Langemak	-10.3	118.7					E	97.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgij Erikhovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1898-1938).
Earth	Moon	Langevin	44.3	162.7					E	58.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; French physicist (1872-1946).
Earth	Moon	Langley	51.1	-86.3					E	59.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Samuel Pierpont; American astronomer, physicist (1834-1906).
Earth	Moon	Langmuir	-35.7	-128.4					E	91.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irving; American physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1881-1957).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus	-8.9	61.1					E	127.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Venus	Venus	Langtry	-17.0	155.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.3	Europe	England	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lillie; English actress (1853-1929).
Venus	Venus	Lanig Mons	-68.5	91.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	Malaysia	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Semang (Malay Peninsula) creator goddess.
Earth	Moon	Lansberg	-0.3	-26.6					E	38.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Mars	Mars	Lapri	20.5	252.6	20.5	20.6	252.5	252.6	W	3.1	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Lapri	20.29	107.4	20.288	20.387	107.5	107.4	E	3.1	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Lar	-26.1	29.1	-26.1	-26.0	29.1	29.2	W	7.0	Asia	Iran	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iran.
Mars	MarsE	Lar	-25.84	330.9	-25.844	-25.745	330.9	330.8	E	7.0	Asia	Iran	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iran.
Earth	Moon	Lara	20.4	30.5					E	0.0	North America	American	S-02	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Venus	Venus	Lara	-4.2	2.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3.4	Europe	Latin	V-32	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin first name.
Saturn	Dione	Larissa Chasma	28.98	69.5	20.0	35.1	67.23	69.89	W	150.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	A town in Thessaly, Achilles' native region.
Earth	Moon	Larmor	32.1	-179.7					E	97.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Joseph; British mathematician, physicist (1857-1942).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Larsa Sulcus	3.8	248.7	0.9	5.6	259.2	238.8	W	1,000.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Sumerian town.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Lascaux	0.8	161.2					E	11.8	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in France noted for its prehistoric paintings.
Venus	Venus	Lasdona Chasma	69.3	36.8	66.3	72.5	33.1	35.7	E	697.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Lithuanian main forest goddess.
Earth	Moon	Lassell	-15.5	-7.9					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Mars	Mars	Lassell	-20.9	62.5	-21.6	-20.0	61.7	63.3	W	92.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Mars	MarsE	Lassell	-20.68	297.5	-21.379	-19.792	298.3	296.7	E	92.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Mars	Mars	Lasswitz	-9.4	221.8	-10.3	-8.5	220.9	222.8	W	111.0	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kurd; German author (1848-1910).
Mars	MarsE	Lasswitz	-9.3	138.2	-10.186	-8.406	139.1	137.2	E	111.0	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kurd; German author (1848-1910).
Earth	Moon	Last	26.1	3.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Saturn	Dione	Latagus	14.65	26.46	12.49	16.78	24.5	28.41	W	41.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soldier of Aeneas.
Saturn	Dione	Latium Chasma	20.0	63.93	3.1	38.5	65.23	68.34	W	360.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	The Trojans' promised land in Italy.
Venus	Venus	Latmikaik Corona	-64.0	123.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Oceania	Micronesia	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Palau (Micronesia) fertility and childbirth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Latona Chasma	26.0	267.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	530.0	Europe	Roman	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Roman moon goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Latpon	58.8	171.2	58.3	59.2	170.5	172.0	W	42.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the sons of El.
Venus	Venus	Latta Corona	-38.6	287.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	225.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chechen/Ingush (N. Caucasus, Russia) earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Lau	-74.4	107.8	-75.3	-73.6	104.0	110.9	W	104.9	Europe	Denmark	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hans E.; Danish astronomer (1879-1918).
Mars	MarsE	Lau	-74.23	252.2	-75.14	-73.423	256	249.1	E	104.9	Europe	Denmark	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hans E.; Danish astronomer (1879-1918).
Earth	Moon	Laue	28.0	-96.7					E	87.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Max Theodor Felix von; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1960).
Venus	Venus	Laufey Regio	7.0	315.0	16.0	-2.0	305.0	325.0	E	2,100.0	Europe	Norse	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Norse giantess.
Venus	Venus	Laulani	-68.2	121.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.4	Oceania	Hawaii	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hawaiian first name.
Saturn	Mimas	Launcelot	-9.46	328.49	-14.3	-5.1	324.0	332.81	W	30.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King Arthur's favorite; champion and lover of Queen Gwynevere.
Venus	Venus	Laura	48.9	141.2	49.0	49.0	141.1	141.1	E	17.2	Europe	Spain	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish, Italian first name.
Venus	Venus	Laurencin	-15.4	46.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	29.8	Europe	France	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; French painter (1885-1956).
Earth	Moon	Lauritsen	-27.6	96.1					E	52.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Christian; Danish-American physicist (1892-1968).
Saturn	Dione	Lausus	34.81	22.76	33.68	35.86	21.29	24.13	W	23.5	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Mezentius, killed by Aeneas.
Venus	Venus	Laverna Dorsa	-50.0	132.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Europe	Roman	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Roman darkness and income goddess.
Venus	Venus	Lavinia Planitia	-47.3	347.5	-53.9	-34.8	327.0	358.9	E	2,820.0	Europe	Roman	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Roman; wife of Aeneas.
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier	38.2	-81.2					E	70.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lawrence	7.4	43.2					E	24.0	North America	American	LTO	No Title	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernest Orlando; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1901-1958), and Robert Henry, Jr.; American astronaut (1935-1967).
Venus	Venus	Lazarus	-52.9	127.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	24.2	North America	American	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emma; American poet (1849-1887).
Venus	Venus	La?ma Dorsa	64.8	190.4	57.7	71.8	188.3	192.4	E	1,517.0	Europe	Latvia	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Latvian witch, flies in the sky.
Earth	Moon	Le Gentil	-74.6	-75.7					E	128.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Guillaume Hyazinthe; French astronomer (1725-1792).
Earth	Moon	Le Monnier	26.6	30.6					E	60.0	Europe	France	LTO43A4	LTO-43A4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre Charles; French astronomer, physicist (1715-1799).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier	40.3	-20.6					E	20.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Mars	Mars	Le Verrier	-38.0	342.9	-39.2	-36.9	341.5	344.4	W	140.0	Europe	France	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Urbain J.; French astronomer (1811-1877).
Mars	MarsE	Le Verrier	-37.69	17.1	-38.882	-36.589	18.5	15.6	E	140.0	Europe	France	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Urbain J.; French astronomer (1811-1877).
Venus	Venus	Leah	-34.2	187.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.0	Asia	Hebrew	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Earth	Moon	Leakey	-3.2	37.4					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79A2	LTO-79A2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis Seymour Bazett; British archaeologist (1903-1972).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Leander	25.6	210.3					W	1.4	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lover of Hero, swam to her across Hellespont every night and drowned; in despair, Hero drowned herself.
Uranus	Oberon	Lear	-5.4	31.5					E	126.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shakespearean hero in "King Lear."
Earth	Moon	Leavitt	-44.8	-139.3					E	66.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henrietta Swan; American astronomer (1868-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lebedev	-47.3	107.8					E	102.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pëtr Nikolajevich; Russian physicist (1866-1912).
Venus	Venus	Lebedeva	45.2	49.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	37.4	Europe	Soviet	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sarah; Soviet sculptor (1881-1968).
Earth	Moon	Lebedinskiy	8.3	-164.3					E	62.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr I.; Soviet astrophysicist (1913-1967).
Earth	Moon	Lebesgue	-5.1	89.0					E	11.0	Europe	France	LTO81B3	LTO-81B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henri Leon; French mathematician (1875-1941).
Mars	Mars	Lebu	-20.5	19.5	-20.7	-20.4	19.3	19.7	W	20.0	South and Central America	Chile	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Mars	MarsE	Lebu	-20.29	340.5	-20.486	-20.189	340.7	340.3	E	20.0	South and Central America	Chile	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Lechuguilla	7.9	357.1					E	1.5	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in Carlsbad National Park, New Mexico.
Venus	Venus	Leda Planitia	44.0	65.1	39.8	48.2	61.2	68.9	E	2,890.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Mother of Helen, Castor.
Venus	Venus	Ledoux Patera	-9.2	224.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	75.0	Europe	France	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Jeanne; French artist (1767- 1840).
Earth	Moon	Lee	-30.7	-40.7					E	41.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British astronomer, humanitarian (1783-1866).
Earth	Moon	Leeuwenhoek	-29.3	-178.7					E	125.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antony van; Dutch microscopist (1632-1723).
Earth	Moon	Legendre	-28.9	70.2					E	78.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Lehmann	-40.0	-56.0					E	53.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacob Heinrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1800-1863).
Venus	Venus	Lehmann	-44.1	39.1	-44.1	-44.1	39.1	39.1	E	21.7	Europe	Denmark	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Inge; Danish geophysicist (1888-?).
Jupiter	Io	Lei-Kung Fluctus	40.4	206.47	36.18	45.21	214.23	198.74	W	386.17	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Chinese thunder god.
Jupiter	Io	Lei-zi Fluctus	14.25	46.16	8.72	19.83	48.41	42.68	W	361.1	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Chinese goddess of thunder.
Earth	Moon	Leibnitz	-38.3	179.2					E	245.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gottfried Wilhelm; German mathematician, philosopher (1646-1716).
Venus	Venus	Leida	-23.3	266.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.8	Europe	Estonia	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian first name.
Venus	Venus	Leila	-44.2	86.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.8	Asia	Semitic	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Arabic.
Neptune	Triton	Leipter Sulci	7.0	9.0					E	0.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Norse sacred river.
Mars	Mars	Leleque	36.8	221.9	36.7	36.8	221.8	222.0	W	8.4	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Mars	MarsE	Leleque	36.49	138.1	36.389	36.489	138.2	138	E	8.4	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Earth	Moon	Lemaître	-61.2	-149.6					E	91.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georges Henri Joseph Édouard; Belgian mathematician (1894-1966).
Mars	Mars	Lemgo	-42.8	34.8	-43.0	-42.7	34.6	35.0	W	16.6	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Mars	MarsE	Lemgo	-42.48	325.2	-42.676	-42.376	325.4	325	E	16.6	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Venus	Venus	Lemkechen Dorsa	18.5	68.5	15.0	22.0	57.0	80.0	E	2,000.0	Unknown	Unknown	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Berber pole star goddess, holds camel motionless to milk it.
Jupiter	Callisto	Lempo	-25.2	319.9	-25.7	-24.7	319.4	320.5	W	41.3	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finno-Ugric evil spirit.
Mars	Mars	Lemuria	70.0	200.0	70.0	70.0	200.0	200.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Designation of purported drowned continent south of India; also relates to lemur monkeys found on Madagascar and Sunda Islands.
Mars	MarsE	Lemuria	69.79	160.0	69.79	69.79	160	160	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Designation of purported drowned continent south of India; also relates to lemur monkeys found on Madagascar and Sunda Islands.
Venus	Venus	Lena	39.5	23.0	39.5	39.5	23.0	23.0	E	15.2	Europe	Russia	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Lengdin Corona	2.5	223.0	0.6	5.0	221.7	224.0	E	525.0	Asia	China	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chinese Earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Lenore	38.7	292.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.5	Europe	Greek	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name (form of Helen).
Earth	Moon	Lents (Lenz)	2.8	-102.1					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich Friedrich Emil; Russian physicist (1804-1865). 
Mars	Mars	Lenya	-27.0	106.9	-27.1	-26.9	106.7	107.0	W	15.5	Asia	Burma	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Burma.
Mars	MarsE	Lenya	-26.74	253.1	-26.837	-26.639	253.3	253	E	15.5	Asia	Burma	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Burma.
Venus	Venus	Leona	-3.1	169.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3.0	Europe	Greek	V-37	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Venus	Venus	Leonard	-73.8	185.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	31.7	North America	American	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wrexie; American assistant to P. Lowell (1867-1937).
Earth	Moon	Leonov	19.0	148.2					E	33.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksey Arkhipovich; Soviet cosmonaut (1934-Live).
Mercury	Mercury	Leopardi	-73.0	180.1					W	72.0	Europe	Italy	H-15	I-8122	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	G.; Italian poet, scholar, and philosopher (1798-1837).
Earth	Moon	Lepaute	-33.3	-33.6					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicole Reine De La Briere; French astronomer (1723-1788).
Uranus	Ariel	Leprechaun Vallis	-10.4	10.2					E	328.0	Europe	Ireland	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Spirits or dwarfs.
Mercury	Mercury	Lermontov	15.2	48.1					W	152.0	Europe	Russia	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail Yurevich; Russian poet (1814-1841).
Jupiter	Io	Lerna Regio	-62.35	291.86	-70.24	-53.47	309.76	275.66	W	581.26	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek; meadows of Lyrcea.
Venus	Venus	Lesavka Chasma	-0.8	215.0	-1.0	-2.0	212.0	219.0	E	800.0	Europe	Slavic	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	E. Slavic forest deity, daughter of the forest father Leshiy and the swamp deity Kikimora.
Venus	Venus	Leslie	-11.2	13.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.2	Europe	England	V-32	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Lessing	-28.7	89.7					W	100.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gotthold Ephraim; German critic and dramatist (1729-1781).
Venus	Venus	Letitia	34.5	288.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.5	Europe	Latin	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Saturn	Phoebe	Leto Regio	60.0	20.0					W	95.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Daughter of Phoebe in Greek mythology.
Earth	Moon	Letronne	-10.8	-42.5					E	116.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Leucippus	29.1	-116.0					E	56.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher (unkn-fl. c. 440 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Leuk	24.1	55.1	24.1	24.2	55.1	55.1	W	3.6	Europe	Switzerland	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Switzerland.
Mars	MarsE	Leuk	23.86	304.9	23.859	23.958	304.9	304.9	E	3.6	Europe	Switzerland	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Switzerland.
Earth	Moon	Leuschner	1.8	-108.8					E	49.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Armin Otto; American astronomer (1868-1953).
Earth	Moon	Levi-Civita	-23.7	143.4					E	121.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tullio; Italian mathematician, physicist (1873-1941).
Neptune	Triton	Leviathan Patera	17.0	28.5					E	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hebrew sea monster upholding earth.
Earth	Moon	Lewis	-18.5	-113.8					E	42.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gilbert Newton; American chemist (1875-1946).
Earth	Moon	Lexell	-35.8	-4.2					E	62.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Mars	Mars	Lexington	22.0	48.7	22.0	22.1	48.7	48.8	W	5.0	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Massachusetts).
Mars	MarsE	Lexington	21.78	311.3	21.775	21.874	311.3	311.2	E	5.0	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Massachusetts).
Earth	Moon	Ley	42.2	154.9					E	79.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Willy; German-American rocketry scientist (1906-1969).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Leylie	-3.0	23.5					W	1.9	Asia	Persian	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Majnoon's lover in "Leylie and Majnoon" poems by Jami and Navoi (Khorasan, 1480s).
Venus	Venus	Leyster	1.0	260.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	45.8	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Judith; Dutch painter (1609-1660).
Saturn	Rhea	Leza	-21.8	309.2					W	0.0	Africa	Bantu	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tonga originator of the conditions of life.
Venus	Venus	Lhagva	-75.8	300.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.9	Asia	Mongolia	V-62	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mongolian first name.
Venus	Venus	Lhamo Tessera	-51.0	15.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Asia	Tibet	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Tibetan time and fate goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Li Ch'ing-Chao	-77.1	73.1					W	61.0	Asia	China	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese poet (1081-c. 1141).
Mars	Mars	Li Fan	-47.2	153.2	-48.1	-46.4	151.9	154.4	W	104.8	Asia	China	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese astronomer (c. A.D. 85).
Mars	MarsE	Li Fan	-46.88	206.8	-47.777	-46.075	208.1	205.6	E	104.8	Asia	China	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese astronomer (c. A.D. 85).
Mercury	Mercury	Li Po	16.9	35.0					W	120.0	Asia	China	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese poet (701-762).
Venus	Venus	Li Qingzhao	23.7	94.6	23.7	23.7	94.5	94.5	E	22.8	Asia	China	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese essayist, scholar (1085-1151).
Mars	Mars	Liais	-75.4	252.8	-76.5	-74.4	249.0	257.4	W	132.0	Europe	France	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emmanuel; French astronomer (1826-1900).
Mars	MarsE	Liais	-75.24	107.2	-76.352	-74.231	111	102.6	E	132.0	Europe	France	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emmanuel; French astronomer (1826-1900).
Mercury	Mercury	Liang K'ai	-40.3	182.8					W	140.0	Asia	China	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter (c. 1140-1210).
Venus	Venus	Liban Farra	-23.9	353.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Europe	Ireland	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	Irish water goddess.
Venus	Venus	Libby Patera	-34.5	199.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	90.0	North America	United States	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Leona Woods Marshall; American chemist and physicist (1919-1986).
Venus	Venus	Libera Corona	12.5	24.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Europe	Roman	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Libertad	23.3	29.5	23.0	23.6	29.2	29.8	W	31.0	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Mars	MarsE	Libertad	23.06	330.5	22.767	23.363	330.8	330.2	E	31.0	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Venus	Venus	Libu?e Planitia	60.0	290.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-06,07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Czech tales heroine, wiser of three sisters.
Mars	Mars	Libya	0.0	270.0	0.0	0.0	270.0	270.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Area from W. Egypt to greater Syrtis.
Mars	MarsE	Libya	0.0	90.0	0	0	90	90	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Area from W. Egypt to greater Syrtis.
Jupiter	Europa	Libya Linea	-54.0	181.0	-59.3	-49.7	190.3	173.7	W	366.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; Agenor's mother.
Mars	Mars	Libya Montes	2.8	271.1	0.4	8.5	262.6	281.4	W	1,170.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Libya Montes	2.77	88.9	0.395	8.406	97.4	78.6	E	1,170.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Licetus	-47.1	6.7					E	74.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Lichtenberg	31.8	-67.7					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Christoph; German physicist (1742-1799).
Earth	Moon	Lick	12.4	52.7					E	31.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; American benefactor (1796-1876). 
Mars	Mars	Licus Vallis	-2.9	233.9	-4.5	-1.4	232.6	234.8	W	219.1	Europe	France	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Lech River, France.
Mars	MarsE	Licus Vallis	-2.87	126.1	-4.449	-1.384	127.4	125.2	E	219.1	Europe	France	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Lech River, France.
Venus	Venus	Lida	36.6	273.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.3	Europe	Russia	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Earth	Moon	Liebig	-24.3	-48.2					E	37.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Justus, Baron von Liebig; German chemist (1803-1873).
Earth	Moon	Light Mantle	20.2	30.8					E	4.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Mercury	Mercury	Liguria	45.0	225.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for unimaged H-4 region.
Venus	Venus	Likho Tesserae	40.0	134.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Europe	Slavic	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	E. Slavic deity of bad fate.
Venus	Venus	Lilian	25.6	336.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Hebrew.
Earth	Moon	Lilius	-54.5	6.2					E	61.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Venus	Venus	Liliya	30.2	31.1	30.2	30.2	31.1	31.2	E	15.0	Europe	Russia	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Lilwani Corona	-29.5	271.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Asia	Turkey	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hittite earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Lind	50.2	355.0	50.2	50.3	354.6	355.3	E	25.8	Europe	Sweden	V-07	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jenny; Swedish singer (1820-1887).
Earth	Moon	Linda	30.7	-33.4					E	1.0	Europe	Spain	S-02	39 B2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish female name.
Venus	Venus	Linda	-12.4	2.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.1	Europe	Latin	V-41	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin first name.
Earth	Moon	Lindbergh	-5.4	52.9					E	12.0	North America	American	LTO80A4	LTO-80A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Augustus; American aviator (1902-1974).
Earth	Moon	Lindblad	70.4	-98.8					E	66.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bertil; Swedish astronomer (1895-1965).
Earth	Moon	Lindenau	-32.3	24.9					E	53.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bernhard von; German astronomer (1780-1854).
Earth	Moon	Lindsay	-7.0	13.0					E	32.0	Europe	Ireland	LTO78A4	LTO-78A4	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eric M.; Irish astronomer (1907-1974).
Venus	Venus	Lineta	-5.0	354.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.6	Europe	Latvia	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latvian first name.
Earth	Moon	Linné	27.7	11.8					E	2.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl von; Swedish botanist (1707-1778).
Mars	Mars	Linpu	18.4	246.9	18.2	18.5	246.7	247.0	W	18.5	Asia	China	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Chekiang).
Mars	MarsE	Linpu	18.21	113.1	18.008	18.305	113.3	113	E	18.5	Asia	China	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Chekiang).
Mars	Mars	Lins	15.9	29.9	15.9	16.0	29.8	29.9	W	6.2	South and Central America	Brazil	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Lins	15.73	330.1	15.73	15.829	330.2	330.1	E	6.2	South and Central America	Brazil	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Earth	Moon	Liouville	2.6	73.5					E	16.0	Europe	France	LTO63D4	LTO-63D4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; French mathematician (1809-1882).
Earth	Moon	Lippershey	-25.9	-10.3					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hans (Jan Lapprey); Dutch optician (unkn-1619).
Earth	Moon	Lippmann	-56.0	-114.9					E	160.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gabriel; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lipskiy	-2.2	-179.5					E	80.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yurii Naumovich; Soviet selenographer (1909-1978).
Mars	Mars	Liris Valles	-10.7	302.1	-15.1	-8.5	298.7	307.9	W	613.0	Europe	Italy	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Liri River, Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Liris Valles	-10.58	57.9	-14.937	-8.406	61.3	52.1	E	613.0	Europe	Italy	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Liri River, Italy.
Venus	Venus	Lisa	29.0	182.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Short form of Elizabeth, Hebrew first name.
Mars	Mars	Lisboa	21.5	47.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.7	Europe	Portugal	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Portuguese port.
Mars	MarsE	Lisboa	21.28	312.3	0	0	360	360	E	0.7	Europe	Portugal	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Portuguese port.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Lisdoonvarna	16.5	358.1					W	0.4	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Ireland.
Mercury	Mercury	Liszt	-16.1	168.1					W	85.0	Europe	Hungary	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Franz; Hungarian piano virtuoso and composer (1811-1886).
Earth	Moon	Litke (Lütke)	-16.8	123.1					E	39.0	Europe	Russia	LTO101B1	LTO-101B1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fyodor Petrovich; Russian geographer (1797-1882).
Mars	Mars	Littleton	15.9	252.9	15.8	15.9	252.9	253.0	W	7.2	North America	United States	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Maine, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Littleton	15.73	107.1	15.631	15.73	107.1	107	E	7.2	North America	United States	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Maine, USA.
Earth	Moon	Littrow	21.5	31.4					E	30.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO43D1	LTO-43D1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Josef von; Bohemian astronomer (1781-1840).
Mars	Mars	Liu Hsin	-53.6	171.6	-54.7	-52.4	169.7	173.6	W	137.0	Asia	China	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese astronomer (d. A.D. 22).
Mars	MarsE	Liu Hsin	-53.29	188.4	-54.393	-52.085	190.3	186.4	E	137.0	Asia	China	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese astronomer (d. A.D. 22).
Venus	Venus	Liv	-21.1	303.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.2	Europe	Norway	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norwegian first name.
Mars	Mars	Livny	-27.4	29.2	-27.5	-27.3	29.1	29.2	W	9.2	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Livny	-27.14	330.8	-27.235	-27.036	330.9	330.8	E	9.2	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Jupiter	Callisto	Ljekio	49.1	162.3	48.8	49.4	161.8	162.7	W	23.8	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish god of grass, roots of trees.
Mars	Mars	Llanesco	-28.5	101.2	-28.7	-28.2	100.9	101.5	W	27.0	Europe	Spain	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Llanesco	-28.23	258.8	-28.427	-27.93	259.1	258.5	E	27.0	Europe	Spain	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Jupiter	Io	Llew Patera	12.16	242.31	11.33	12.92	243.58	241.08	W	78.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Celtic sun god.
Venus	Venus	Llorona Planitia	18.0	145.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,600.0	North America	Mexico	V-12,24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Mexican/Spanish folktale heroine.
Jupiter	Europa	Llyr	-1.8	221.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.1	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic sea god.
Venus	Venus	Lo Shen Valles	-12.8	89.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	225.0	Asia	China	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Chinese river goddess.
Neptune	Triton	Lo Sulci	3.8	321.0					E	0.0	Asia	China	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Chinese sacred river.
Venus	Venus	Loan	28.3	60.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.4	Asia	Vietnam	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vietnamese first name.
Earth	Moon	Lobachevskiy	9.9	112.6					E	84.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolay Ivanovich; Russian mathematician (1793-1856).
Mars	Mars	Lobo Vallis	27.2	61.2	26.5	27.9	60.8	61.9	W	102.0	Africa	Ivory Coast	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Ivory Coast.
Mars	MarsE	Lobo Vallis	26.94	298.8	26.241	27.632	299.2	298.1	E	102.0	Africa	Ivory Coast	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Ivory Coast.
Mars	Mars	Locana	-3.5	38.2	-3.5	-3.4	38.1	38.2	W	6.6	Europe	Italy	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Locana	-3.46	321.8	-3.461	-3.362	321.9	321.8	E	6.6	Europe	Italy	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Venus	Venus	Lockwood	-32.9	51.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	22.0	North America	American	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Belva; American lawyer, feminist (1830-1917).
Earth	Moon	Lockyer	-46.2	36.7					E	34.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Joseph Norman; British astrophysicist (1836-1920).
Mars	Mars	Lockyer	28.0	199.5	27.5	28.7	198.9	200.3	W	71.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph N.; British astronomer (1836-1920).
Mars	MarsE	Lockyer	27.73	160.5	27.235	28.427	161.1	159.7	E	71.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph N.; British astronomer (1836-1920).
Mars	Mars	Locras Valles	8.7	312.3	6.8	10.9	310.3	314.2	W	314.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for river on Corsica.
Mars	MarsE	Locras Valles	8.6	47.7	6.724	10.78	49.7	45.8	E	314.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for river on Corsica.
Mars	Mars	Lod	21.2	31.6	21.1	21.3	31.5	31.7	W	7.5	Asia	Israel	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Israel.
Mars	MarsE	Lod	20.98	328.4	20.883	21.081	328.5	328.3	E	7.5	Asia	Israel	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Israel.
Jupiter	Callisto	Lodurr	-50.8	270.1	-51.7	-50.0	268.9	271.4	W	72.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; god who gave first humans goodly color.
Mars	Mars	Lodwar	-55.4	43.3	-55.5	-55.3	43.1	43.6	W	16.0	Africa	Kenya	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Mars	MarsE	Lodwar	-55.1	316.7	-55.196	-54.995	316.9	316.4	E	16.0	Africa	Kenya	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Earth	Moon	Lodygin	-17.7	-146.8					E	62.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Nikolaevich; Russian inventor (1847-1923). 
Earth	Moon	Loewy	-22.7	-32.8					E	24.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maurice (Moritz); French astronomer (1833-1907).
Jupiter	Callisto	Lofn	-56.5	22.3	-58.4	-54.5	18.1	26.7	W	200.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse goddess of marriage.
Earth	Moon	Lohrmann	-0.5	-67.2					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm Gotthelf; German selenographer (1796-1840).
Earth	Moon	Lohse	-13.7	60.2					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oswald; German astronomer (1845-1915).
Mars	Mars	Lohse	-43.7	16.8	-44.9	-42.3	14.9	18.4	W	155.5	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oswald; German astronomer (1845-1915).
Mars	MarsE	Lohse	-43.38	343.2	-44.575	-41.977	345.1	341.6	E	155.5	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oswald; German astronomer (1845-1915).
Mars	Mars	Loire Valles	-18.3	16.7	-22.6	-14.2	13.3	21.3	W	720.0	Europe	France	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in France.
Mars	MarsE	Loire Valles	-18.11	343.3	-22.37	-14.046	346.7	338.7	E	720.0	Europe	France	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in France.
Venus	Venus	Lois	-17.9	214.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Europe	Greek	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Mars	Mars	Loja	41.5	223.9	41.4	41.6	223.8	224.0	W	10.4	South and Central America	Ecuador	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ecuador.
Mars	MarsE	Loja	41.18	136.1	41.078	41.278	136.2	136	E	10.4	South and Central America	Ecuador	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ecuador.
Jupiter	Io	Loki	18.22	302.56	16.3	19.2	300.1	305.7	W	0.0	Europe	Norse	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Norse blacksmith, trickster god.
Jupiter	Io	Loki Patera	12.97	308.8	9.78	16.93	311.92	305.69	W	227.79	Europe	Norse	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Norse blacksmith, trickster god.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Lolita	-35.2	197.7					W	1.8	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Young girl from V. Nabokov's novel "Lolita" (USA, 1955).
Mars	Mars	Lomela	-81.8	56.1	-81.8	-81.7	55.4	56.7	W	11.2	Africa	Zaire	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	MarsE	Lomela	-81.71	303.9	-81.708	-81.607	304.6	303.3	E	11.2	Africa	Zaire	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Earth	Moon	Lomonosov	27.3	98.0					E	92.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail Vasilievich; Russian poet, scientist, and grammarian (1711-1765).
Mars	Mars	Lomonosov	65.2	9.2	64.1	66.5	6.1	12.2	W	153.0	Europe	Russia	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail Vasilievich; Russian poet, scientist, and grammarian (1711-1765).
Mars	MarsE	Lomonosov	64.95	350.8	63.844	66.261	353.9	347.8	E	153.0	Europe	Russia	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail Vasilievich; Russian poet, scientist, and grammarian (1711-1765).
Mars	Mars	Longa	-20.9	26.0	-21.0	-20.8	25.9	26.1	W	10.4	Africa	Angola	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Angola.
Mars	MarsE	Longa	-20.68	334.0	-20.784	-20.585	334.1	333.9	E	10.4	Africa	Angola	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Angola.
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus	-49.6	-21.8					E	157.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Jupiter	Callisto	Loni	-3.6	214.3	-4.6	-2.6	213.4	215.4	W	85.0	Europe	Norse	JC-08	I-2075	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Venus	Venus	Lonsdale	55.6	222.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	43.0	Europe	England	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kathleen; English physicist, crystallographer (1903-1971).
Venus	Venus	Loo-Wit Mons	-59.5	56.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	North America	American	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Multnomah and Klikitat (NW Coast) volcano goddess, embodied in Mt. St. Helens.
Mars	Mars	Loon	-19.0	246.6	-19.1	-19.0	246.6	246.7	W	7.6	North America	Canada	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ontario, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Loon	-18.8	113.4	-18.9	-18.801	113.4	113.3	E	7.6	North America	Canada	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ontario, Canada.
Saturn	Iapetus	Lorant	65.2	159.8	64.9	65.4	155.5	164.1	W	44.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French commander of one of first divisions against Baligant; killed by Baligant.
Venus	Venus	Lorelei	55.7	243.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	Europe	Germany	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German first name.
Earth	Moon	Lorentz	32.6	-95.3					E	312.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hendrik Antoon; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1853-1928).
Venus	Venus	Loretta	-19.7	202.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Europe	Latin	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Mars	Mars	Lorica	-20.0	28.4	-20.5	-19.5	27.9	29.0	W	67.6	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Mars	MarsE	Lorica	-19.79	331.6	-20.288	-19.296	332.1	331	E	67.6	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Lorraine	48.1	142.5					W	4.1	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Largest French coal basin.
Mars	Mars	Los	-35.4	76.3	-35.5	-35.3	76.2	76.3	W	7.9	Europe	Sweden	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	MarsE	Los	-35.09	283.7	-35.193	-34.994	283.8	283.7	E	7.9	Europe	Sweden	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Jupiter	Callisto	Losy	65.3	323.3	64.6	66.0	321.5	324.8	W	62.1	Asia	Mongolia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mongolian; Mongol evil snake; tried to kill all living things.
Saturn	Mimas	Lot	-31.46	231.6	-34.4	-27.76	228.35	235.4	W	22.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leader of the rebel kings of the north and west. Married Margawse and begat Sir Gawain, Sir Aggravayne, Sir Gaheris.
Mars	Mars	Lota	46.7	11.9	46.5	46.8	11.7	12.0	W	15.4	South and Central America	Chile	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Mars	MarsE	Lota	46.38	348.1	46.176	46.476	348.3	348	E	15.4	South and Central America	Chile	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Mars	Mars	Loto	-22.1	22.5	-22.3	-21.9	22.3	22.7	W	22.4	Africa	Zaire	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	MarsE	Loto	-21.87	337.5	-22.073	-21.676	337.7	337.3	E	22.4	Africa	Zaire	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Venus	Venus	Lotta	51.1	335.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.8	Europe	Sweden	V-07	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Swedish first name.
Venus	Venus	Louhi Planitia	80.5	120.5	67.9	88.7	115.3	232.8	E	2,440.0	Europe	Finland	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Karelo-Finn mother of the North.
Earth	Moon	Louise	28.5	-34.2					E	0.8	Europe	France	S-01	39 B2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French female name.
Mars	Mars	Louros Valles	-8.5	82.0	-10.0	-7.7	77.6	86.3	W	517.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Louros Valles	-8.41	278.0	-9.889	-7.614	282.4	273.7	E	517.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Greece.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Loutraki	42.0	140.0					W	0.4	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Greece.
Earth	Moon	Louville	44.0	-46.0					E	36.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacques D'Allonville, Chevalier de Louville; French astronomer, mathematician (1671-1732).
Earth	Moon	Love	-6.3	129.0					E	84.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Augustus Edward Hough; British mathematician, geophysicist (1863-1940).
Earth	Moon	Lovelace	82.3	-106.4					E	54.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Randolph, II; American doctor, space scientist (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Lovell	-36.8	-141.9					E	34.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James A., Jr.; American astronaut (1928-Live).
Saturn	Rhea	Lowa	40.9	16.6					W	0.0	Oceania	Marshall Is.	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marshal Islands (Melanesia) great creator god.
Venus	Venus	Lowana Planitia	43.0	98.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,700.0	Oceania	Australia	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Australian aboriginal tale heroine; lived alone by the sea weaving baskets.
Mars	Mars	Lowbury	42.7	93.1	42.6	42.9	92.8	93.2	W	17.9	Oceania	New Zealand	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Mars	MarsE	Lowbury	42.38	266.9	42.276	42.576	267.2	266.8	E	17.9	Oceania	New Zealand	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Earth	Moon	Lowell	-12.9	-103.1					E	66.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Percival; American astronomer (1855-1916).
Mars	Mars	Lowell	-52.3	81.4	-54.0	-50.7	78.7	84.3	W	203.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Percival; American astronomer (1855-1916).
Mars	MarsE	Lowell	-51.99	278.6	-53.691	-50.381	281.3	275.7	E	203.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Percival; American astronomer (1855-1916).
Mercury	Mercury	Lu Hsun	0.0	23.4					W	98.0	Asia	China	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Chou Shu-Jen); Chinese writer (1881-1936).
Jupiter	Io	Lu Huo Patera	-38.52	353.17	-39.32	-37.89	354.03	351.72	W	63.95	Asia	China	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Stove fire associated with Chinese god of the hearth fire.
Venus	Venus	Lu Zhi	-42.6	303.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.3	Asia	China	V-54	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese first name.
Earth	Moon	Lubbock	-3.9	41.8					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubiniezky	-17.8	-23.8					E	43.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Stanislaus; Polish astronomer (1623-1675).
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Lublin	55.3	156.8					W	6.5	Europe	Poland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polish coal basin.
Uranus	Titania	Lucetta	-14.7	277.1					E	58.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Waiting woman to Julia in "Two Gentlemen of Verona."
Venus	Venus	Lucia	-62.1	67.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.0	Europe	Latin	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Earth	Moon	Lucian	14.3	36.7					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO61A2	LTO-61A2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Samosata; Greek writer (125-190).
Mars	Mars	Luck	17.4	37.0	17.4	17.5	36.9	37.1	W	7.7	North America	United States	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wisconsin, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Luck	17.22	323.0	17.215	17.315	323.1	322.9	E	7.7	North America	United States	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wisconsin, USA.
Earth	Moon	Lucretius	-8.2	-120.8					E	63.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Titus Lucretius Carus; Roman scientific philosopher (c. 94-55 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Lucus Planum	-4.0	178.0	-10.0	2.0	170.0	184.5	W	864.0	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1997	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Lucus Planum	-3.96	182.0	-9.889	1.977	190	175.5	E	864.0	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1997	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Ludjatako Corona	-12.5	250.5	-11.4	-14.0	249.0	252.0	E	300.0	North America	American	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Creek (SE USA) Giant turtle deity. Name changed from Ludjatako Mons.
Earth	Moon	Ludwig	-7.7	97.4					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LTO82A3	LTO-82A3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Friedrich Wilhelm; German physiologist (1816-1895).
Mars	Mars	Luga	-44.6	47.5	-44.9	-44.2	47.0	48.0	W	45.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Luga	-44.28	312.5	-44.575	-43.875	313	312	E	45.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Lugalmeslam	23.8	193.8	23.1	24.4	193.1	194.6	W	65.1	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian god of the underworld.
Venus	Venus	Lukelong Dorsa	73.3	178.8	66.8	78.7	155.4	184.1	E	1,566.0	Oceania	Caroline Is.	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Polynesian goddess, creator of heavens.
Mars	Mars	Luki	-29.8	37.4	-30.0	-29.6	37.2	37.6	W	21.2	Europe	Ukraine	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Luki	-29.52	322.6	-29.719	-29.322	322.8	322.4	E	21.2	Europe	Ukraine	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Venus	Venus	Lullin	23.0	81.3	23.1	23.1	81.2	81.2	E	25.1	Europe	Switzerland	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Swiss entomologist (1750-1831).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Lumha	36.0	154.3	35.4	36.6	153.6	155.0	W	57.8	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Title of Enki as patron of singers; also Babylonian priest.
Venus	Venus	Lumimuut Corona	-11.5	234.5	-12.5	-10.5	233.6	235.5	E	230.0	Asia	Indonesia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Minahas (N. Sulavesi, Indonesia) ancestor goddess.
Venus	Venus	Lumo Dorsa	24.5	149.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Asia	Tibet	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Tibetan goddess of sky, rain, and mist.
Mars	Mars	Lunae Mensa	24.2	62.6	23.7	24.7	61.6	63.7	W	117.0	Europe	Roman	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Lunae Mensa	23.96	297.4	23.462	24.454	298.4	296.3	E	117.0	Europe	Roman	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Lunae Palus	15.0	65.0	15.0	15.0	65.0	65.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Roman Moon goddess Luna; "Luna's Swamp," or African Lunae Mountains where Nile was thought to originate.
Mars	MarsE	Lunae Palus	14.84	295.0	14.838	14.838	295	295	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Roman Moon goddess Luna; "Luna's Swamp," or African Lunae Mountains where Nile was thought to originate.
Mars	Mars	Lunae Planum	10.5	66.0	-5.0	24.0	55.0	80.0	W	1,800.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Lunae Planum	10.38	294.0	-4.944	23.76	305	280	E	1,800.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Lunang Vallis	68.2	310.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Asia	Afghanistan	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Nuristan goddess of Parun River.
Earth	Moon	Lundmark	-39.7	152.5					E	106.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Knut Emil; Swedish astronomer (1889-1958).
Venus	Venus	Lusaber Vallis	-47.5	164.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Asia	Armenian	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Armenian name for planet Venus.
Earth	Moon	Luther	33.2	24.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Theodor Robert; German astronomer (1822-1900).
Mars	Mars	Lutsk	39.0	3.2	39.0	39.1	3.1	3.2	W	5.0	Europe	Ukraine	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Lutsk	38.68	356.8	38.683	38.782	356.9	356.8	E	5.0	Europe	Ukraine	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	Mars	Luzin	27.3	328.8	26.4	28.1	327.8	329.7	W	97.0	Europe	Russia	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	N. N.; Russian mathematician (1883-1950).
Mars	MarsE	Luzin	27.04	31.2	26.142	27.831	32.2	30.3	E	97.0	Europe	Russia	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	N. N.; Russian mathematician (1883-1950).
Earth	Moon	Lyapunov	26.3	89.3					E	66.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Mikhailovich; Russian mathematician, engineer (1857-1918).
Jupiter	Callisto	Lycaon	-45.4	5.9	-45.9	-44.8	4.8	6.8	W	59.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Callisto's father.
Jupiter	Amalthea	Lyctos Facula	-20.0	120.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	TRANS	1979	Adopted by IAU	1979	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Greek; area in Crete where Zeus was raised.
Mars	Mars	Lycus Sulci	24.6	141.1	12.5	34.9	130.9	150.9	W	1,350.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1976	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Lycus Sulci	24.36	218.9	12.363	34.596	229.1	209.1	E	1,350.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1976	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Lydda	24.7	32.0	24.3	25.0	31.7	32.3	W	36.5	Asia	Israel	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Israel.
Mars	MarsE	Lydda	24.45	328.0	24.057	24.752	328.3	327.7	E	36.5	Asia	Israel	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Israel.
Venus	Venus	Lydia	10.7	340.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.2	Europe	Greek	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Earth	Moon	Lyell	13.6	40.6					E	32.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO61B1	LTO-61B1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Charles; Scottish geologist (1797-1875).
Mars	Mars	Lyell	-70.1	15.6	-71.1	-69.0	12.5	18.7	W	131.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; British geologist (1797-1875).
Mars	MarsE	Lyell	-69.89	344.4	-70.9	-68.782	347.5	341.3	E	131.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; British geologist (1797-1875).
Earth	Moon	Lyman	-64.8	163.6					E	84.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodore; American physicist (1874-1954).
Saturn	Janus	Lynceus	0.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of twin cousins of Gemini.
Venus	Venus	Lyon	-66.5	270.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.4	North America	American	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; American educator, college president (1797-1849).
Earth	Moon	Lyot	-49.8	84.5					E	132.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Mars	Mars	Lyot	50.8	330.7	48.8	52.9	327.9	333.7	W	236.0	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bernard; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Mars	MarsE	Lyot	50.48	29.3	48.478	52.587	32.1	26.3	E	236.0	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bernard; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Jupiter	Io	Lyrcea Planum	-41.92	268.83	-48.05	-36.97	273.21	256.74	W	423.71	Europe	Greek	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Plain where Io was born.
Mercury	Mercury	Lysippus	0.8	132.5					W	140.0	Europe	Greek	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek sculptor (4th century B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Lyuba	1.6	283.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.4	Europe	Russia	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Lyudmila	62.1	329.7	62.1	62.1	229.8	229.8	E	14.1	Europe	Russia	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Ma Chih-Yuan	-60.4	78.0					W	179.0	Asia	China	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese dramatist (fl. 1251).
Venus	Venus	Ma Corona	-22.5	57.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	420.0	Asia	Babylon	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Fertility goddess from Asia Minor.
Venus	Venus	Ma Shouzhen	-35.7	92.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.9	Asia	China	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese poet, painter (1592-1628).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Maa	1.3	203.6	1.0	1.7	203.3	203.9	W	31.7	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian god of the sense of sight.
Venus	Venus	Maa-Ema Corona	40.8	102.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Estonia	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Estonian harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Maa-Ling	-14.7	359.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.0	Asia	China	V-43	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese first name.
Jupiter	Io	Maasaw Patera	-40.28	339.09	-41.02	-39.74	339.75	338.52	W	43.99	North America	Hopi	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hopi (USA) god of fire and death.
Venus	Venus	Maat Mons	0.5	194.6	-1.2	2.2	193.9	194.9	E	395.0	Africa	Egypt	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Ancient Egyptian goddess of truth and justice.
Uranus	Ariel	Mab	-38.8	352.2					E	34.0	Europe	Celtic	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Queen of Spirits, dethroned Titania.
Uranus	Oberon	MacBeth	-58.4	112.5					E	203.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shakespearean hero.
Venus	Venus	MacDonald	30.0	120.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.6	Europe	Scotland	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Flora; Scottish heroine (1722-1790).
Earth	Moon	Mach	18.5	-149.3					E	180.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernst; Austrian physicist, philosopher (1838-1916).
Mercury	Mercury	Machaut	-1.9	82.1					W	106.0	Europe	France	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Guillaume de; French poet and composer (c. 1300-1377).
Earth	Moon	Mackin	20.1	30.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site. (Spelling changed from Mackin-Apollo.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin	-1.9	68.0					E	50.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclear	10.5	20.1					E	20.0	Europe	Ireland	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Thomas; Irish-born South African astronomer (1794-1879).
Earth	Moon	MacMillan	24.2	-7.8					E	7.0	North America	American	LTO41A4	LTO-41A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Duncan; American mathematician, astronomer (1871-1948).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius	21.3	46.0					E	64.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Mars	Mars	Mad Vallis	-56.5	283.9	-61.0	-52.3	279.5	286.4	W	524.0	North America	American	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river, Vermont, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Mad Vallis	-56.2	76.1	-60.724	-51.985	80.5	73.6	E	524.0	North America	American	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river, Vermont, USA.
Venus	Venus	Madalait Corona	37.6	206.4	36.9	38.3	205.5	207.3	E	150.0	Oceania	Australia	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Australian creator goddess; "Creator of life."
Venus	Venus	Madderakka Corona	9.0	315.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Europe	Lapp	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Lapp goddess of birth.
Venus	Venus	Madeleine	-4.7	293.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.0	Europe	France	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Maderatcha	30.7	95.3	29.9	31.4	94.4	96.2	W	66.2	Europe	Lapp	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saami sky god.
Venus	Venus	Madina	22.7	58.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.3	Europe	Caucasus	V-21	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kabarda first name.
Mars	Mars	Madrid	48.8	224.6	48.7	48.8	224.6	224.7	W	3.5	Europe	Spain	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish tracking site.
Mars	MarsE	Madrid	48.48	135.4	48.378	48.478	135.4	135.3	E	3.5	Europe	Spain	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish tracking site.
Venus	Venus	Mae	-40.5	345.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.5	Europe	Greek	V-55	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	From Margaret, Greek first name.
Jupiter	Europa	Mael Dúin	-16.8	197.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic hero.
Earth	Moon	Maestlin	4.9	-40.6					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Michael; German mathematician (1550-1631).
Jupiter	Europa	Maeve	58.8	78.9	58.4	59.2	78.1	79.7	W	21.3	Europe	Ireland	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mythological Irish queen of Connacht province.
Venus	Venus	Mafdet Tessera	9.2	38.5	7.5	11.0	38.0	39.0	E	370.0	Africa	Egypt	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2003	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Egyptian goddess of judicial authority and executions.
Mars	Mars	Mafra	-44.4	53.2	-44.5	-44.2	53.0	53.4	W	13.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Mafra	-44.08	306.8	-44.175	-43.875	307	306.6	E	13.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Jupiter	Io	Mafuike Patera	-13.52	259.47	-15.6	-11.77	261.29	257.84	W	148.32	Oceania	Hawaii	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hawaiian demigoddess whose fingers held fire.
Mars	Mars	Magadi	-34.9	46.2	-35.3	-34.4	45.6	46.6	W	53.0	Africa	Kenya	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Mars	MarsE	Magadi	-34.6	313.8	-34.994	-34.098	314.4	313.4	E	53.0	Africa	Kenya	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Venus	Venus	Magda	67.0	329.7	67.0	67.0	329.6	329.6	E	10.1	Europe	Denmark	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Danish first name.
Venus	Venus	Magdalena	-11.2	48.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish form of Hebrew first name.
Earth	Moon	Magelhaens	-11.9	44.1					E	40.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fernao De (Ferdinand Magellan); Portuguese explorer (1480-1521).
Mars	Mars	Magelhaens	-32.7	174.8	-33.6	-31.8	173.6	175.7	W	105.0	Europe	Portugal	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fernao de; Portuguese navigator (1480-1521).
Mars	MarsE	Magelhaens	-32.41	185.2	-33.301	-31.51	186.4	184.3	E	105.0	Europe	Portugal	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fernao de; Portuguese navigator (1480-1521).
Mars	Mars	Maggini	28.0	350.6	26.8	29.2	349.3	352.0	W	143.0	Europe	Italy	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mentore; Italian astronomer (1890-1941).
Mars	MarsE	Maggini	27.73	9.4	26.539	28.924	10.7	8	E	143.0	Europe	Italy	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mentore; Italian astronomer (1890-1941).
Earth	Moon	Maginus	-50.5	-6.3					E	194.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Venus	Venus	Magnani	58.6	337.2	58.6	58.6	337.0	337.0	E	26.4	Europe	Italy	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; Italian actress (1908-1973).
Mars	Mars	Mago	16.1	254.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.8	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Mago	15.93	105.3	0	0	360	360	E	2.8	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Mago-Halmi Tesserae	70.0	157.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	Korea	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Korean helping goddess.
Venus	Venus	Magu Tessera	-52.0	305.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	China	V-61	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Chinese goddess of immortality.
Venus	Venus	Magura Fossae	-12.0	332.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Europe	Slavic	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	E. Slavic winged warrior maiden.
Saturn	Dione	Magus	18.44	24.35	16.25	20.74	22.11	26.5	W	45.8	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A soldier of Turnus, killed by Aeneas.
Neptune	Triton	Mah Cavus	38.0	6.0					E	0.0	Asia	Persian	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Fish that holds up the universe (Persian).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Mahal	79.4	170.0					W	1.2	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mumtaz; Mogul empress; favorite wife of Shah Jahan, who built Taj Mahal (1592-1631).
Neptune	Triton	Mahilani	-50.5	359.5					E	0.0	Oceania	Tonga	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Cryo-volcanic features on Triton	Plume, plumes	Tonga sea spirit.
Venus	Venus	Mahina	-2.0	182.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.4	Oceania	Hawaii	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hawaiian first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Mahler	-20.0	18.7					W	103.0	Europe	Austria	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gustav; Austrian composer (1860-1911).
Venus	Venus	Mahuea Tholus	-37.5	164.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	110.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Maori fire goddess.
Mars	Mars	Maidstone	-41.9	54.3	-42.0	-41.8	54.2	54.4	W	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Maidstone	-41.58	305.7	-41.677	-41.477	305.8	305.6	E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Earth	Moon	Main	80.8	10.1					E	46.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
Mars	Mars	Main	-76.6	310.9	-77.5	-75.6	306.9	314.9	W	109.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
Mars	MarsE	Main	-76.45	49.1	-77.362	-75.443	53.1	45.1	E	109.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
Earth	Moon	Mairan	41.6	-43.4					E	40.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Mars	Mars	Maja Valles	12.6	58.3	-0.6	20.8	49.8	61.8	W	1,516.0	Asia	Nepal	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Nepali word for "Mars".
Mars	MarsE	Maja Valles	12.46	301.7	-0.593	20.585	310.2	298.2	E	1,516.0	Asia	Nepal	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Nepali word for "Mars".
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Majnoon	3.8	28.8					W	2.1	Asia	Persian	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leylie's lover in "Leylie and Majnoon" poems by Jami and Navoi (Khorasan, 1480s).
Venus	Venus	Makh Corona	-48.7	85.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Assyro-Babylonian goddess of fecundity.
Venus	Venus	Makola	-3.8	106.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.6	Oceania	Hawaii	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hawaiian first name.
Earth	Moon	Maksutov	-40.5	-168.7					E	83.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dmitrij Dmitrievich; Soviet optician (1896-1964).
Earth	Moon	Malapert	-84.9	12.9					E	69.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
Mars	Mars	Malea Patera	-63.7	308.1	-65.4	-61.6	304.3	312.1	W	242.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Malea Patera	-63.44	51.9	-65.153	-61.327	55.7	47.9	E	242.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Malea Planum	-65.0	295.0	-71.0	-60.0	282.0	314.0	W	900.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	From albedo feature at 60S, 290W.
Mars	MarsE	Malea Planum	-64.75	65.0	-70.799	-59.718	78	46	E	900.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	From albedo feature at 60S, 290W.
Venus	Venus	Malibran Patera	-18.4	224.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	60.0	Europe	Spain	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Maria Felicia Garcia; Spanish/French singer (1808-1836), sister of Pauline Viardot-Garcia (see Viardot Patera).
Jupiter	Io	Malik Patera	-34.15	129.59	-35.58	-32.61	131.08	127.68	W	121.68	Asia	Babylon	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Babylonian, Caananite sun god.
Uranus	Umbriel	Malingee	-22.9	13.9					E	164.0	Oceania	Australia	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aboriginal spirit who travels at night.
Venus	Venus	Malintzin Patera	57.0	81.5	56.8	57.2	80.8	82.1	E	60.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	(Malina); Aztec Indian guide, interpreter (1501-1550).
Earth	Moon	Mallet	-45.4	54.2					E	58.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
Venus	Venus	Maltby	-23.3	119.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	36.6	North America	American	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Margaret; American physicist (1860-1944).
Saturn	Rhea	Malunga	65.1	56.2					W	0.0	Africa	Yao	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yao (Bantu); creator god; left Earth to live in sky when man was cruel to animals.
Earth	Moon	Malyy	21.9	105.3					E	41.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr L'vovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1907-1961).
Jupiter	Io	Mama Patera	-11.28	355.31	-11.47	-11.09	355.56	355.09	W	15.72	South and Central America	Colombia	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chagaba (Chibcha, Colombia) word for sun.
Venus	Venus	Mama-Allpa Corona	-27.0	31.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	South and Central America	Peru	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Peruvian harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Mamajan	-65.1	257.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2.0	Asia	Turkmenistan	V-60	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Turkman first name.
Venus	Venus	Mamapacha Fluctus	60.0	185.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	South and Central America	Peru	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Inca earthquake goddess.
Mars	Mars	Mamers Valles	40.3	342.2	31.3	47.9	334.9	352.8	W	1,020.0	Europe	Oscan	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Oscan.
Mars	MarsE	Mamers Valles	39.98	17.8	31.012	47.577	25.1	7.2	E	1,020.0	Europe	Oscan	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Oscan.
Venus	Venus	Mamitu Tesserae	22.0	44.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Akkadian destiny goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Mammoth	-18.3	180.3					E	10.2	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Longest limestone cavern known on Earth.
Mars	Mars	Manah	-4.7	33.7	-4.8	-4.6	33.6	33.8	W	11.2	Asia	Oman	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oman.
Mars	MarsE	Manah	-4.65	326.3	-4.746	-4.548	326.4	326.2	E	11.2	Asia	Oman	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oman.
Jupiter	Europa	Manannán	3.1	239.7	2.4	3.8	239.1	240.5	W	30.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish sea and fertility god.
Venus	Venus	Manatum Tessera	-4.0	64.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3,800.0	Asia	Semitic	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Semitic goddess of fate.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Mandal	23.5	46.5					W	0.1	Europe	Norway	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Norway.
Earth	Moon	Mandel'shtam	5.4	162.4					E	197.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
Mars	Mars	Mandora	12.3	53.7	11.9	12.8	53.2	54.2	W	59.4	Oceania	Australia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Mandora	12.17	306.3	11.77	12.66	306.8	305.8	E	59.4	Oceania	Australia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	Mars	Mangala Fossa	-17.5	146.0	-19.4	-15.6	141.5	152.0	W	688.0	Asia	Sanskrit	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Named for nearby valles.
Mars	MarsE	Mangala Fossa	-17.31	214.0	-19.197	-15.433	218.5	208	E	688.0	Asia	Sanskrit	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Named for nearby valles.
Mars	Mars	Mangala Valles	-11.6	151.0	-18.5	-4.4	149.0	151.9	W	828.0	Asia	Sanskrit	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Sanskrit.
Mars	MarsE	Mangala Valles	-11.47	209.0	-18.305	-4.351	211	208.1	E	828.0	Asia	Sanskrit	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Sanskrit.
Neptune	Triton	Mangwe Cavus	-7.0	343.0					E	0.0	Africa	Zambia	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Ila (Zambia) "the flooder."
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Manikaran	62.0	155.0					W	0.5	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in India.
Earth	Moon	Manilius	14.5	9.1					E	38.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Manjang	-28.3	90.5					E	1.0	Asia	Korea	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lava tube in Korea.
Earth	Moon	Manners	4.6	20.0					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russell Henry; British astronomer (1800-1870).
Saturn	Rhea	Manoid	29.5	8.5					W	0.0	Asia	Malaysia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Negrito (Malay Peninsula) female progeniter goddess; wife of Pedn.
Venus	Venus	Mansa	-33.9	63.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.1	Africa	Ghana	V-46	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Akan first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Mansart	73.2	118.7					W	95.0	Europe	France	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jules Hardouin; French architect (c. 1646-1708).
Venus	Venus	Mansfield Patera	29.5	227.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Cathrin (Cathleen Beauchamp); New Zealand writer (1888-1923).
Mercury	Mercury	Mansur	47.8	162.6					W	100.0	Asia	India	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ustad; Indian painter (17th century).
Mars	Mars	Manti	-3.6	37.7	-3.8	-3.5	37.5	37.8	W	16.2	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Manti	-3.56	322.3	-3.757	-3.461	322.5	322.2	E	16.2	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Venus	Venus	Manto Fossae	63.6	64.9	63.4	63.7	59.0	70.7	E	536.0	Europe	Greek	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Greek war goddess.
Venus	Venus	Manton	9.3	26.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.5	Europe	England	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sidnie; English zoologist (1902-1980) and Irene; botanist (1904-1988).
Uranus	Miranda	Mantua Regio	-39.6	180.2					E	399.0	Europe	Italy	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Location of part of "Two Gentlemen From Verona."
Jupiter	Io	Manua Patera	35.78	321.73	34.28	37.57	323.7	319.83	W	110.51	Oceania	Hawaii	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hawaiian sun god.
Earth	Moon	Manuel	24.5	11.3					E	0.5	Europe	Spain	S-02	42 A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish male name.
Venus	Venus	Manzan-Gurme Tesserae	39.0	359.5	33.0	45.6	357.0	0.7	E	1,354.0	Asia	Tibet	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Ancestress who possesses the book of fate in Mongol, Tibetan, Buriat mythologies.
Earth	Moon	Manzinus	-67.7	26.8					E	98.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Venus	Venus	Manzolini	25.6	91.3	25.7	25.7	91.2	91.2	E	41.8	Europe	Italy	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; Italian anatomist, teacher (1716-1774).
Mars	Mars	Manz?	-22.4	27.5	-22.4	-22.3	27.5	27.6	W	7.2	Asia	Burma	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Burma.
Mars	MarsE	Manz?	-22.17	332.5	-22.172	-22.073	332.5	332.4	E	7.2	Asia	Burma	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Burma.
Venus	Venus	Marake Colles	55.7	217.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Siberia	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Mansi (Ob River Ugra) sea mistress.
Earth	Moon	Maraldi	19.4	34.9					E	39.0	Europe	Italy	LTO43D3	LTO-43D3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
Mars	Mars	Maraldi	-62.2	32.0	-63.2	-61.1	30.0	34.1	W	124.0	Europe	France	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giacomo F.; French astronomer (1665-1729).
Mars	MarsE	Maraldi	-61.93	328.0	-62.938	-60.824	330	325.9	E	124.0	Europe	France	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giacomo F.; French astronomer (1665-1729).
Venus	Venus	Maram Corona	-7.5	221.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Africa	Ethiopia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Oromo (Ethiopia) fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Maranda	4.9	169.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.8	Europe	Latvia	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latvian first name.
Mars	Mars	Marbach	17.8	249.0	17.6	18.1	248.8	249.2	W	25.8	Europe	Switzerland	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Switzerland.
Mars	MarsE	Marbach	17.61	111.0	17.414	17.909	111.2	110.8	E	25.8	Europe	Switzerland	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Switzerland.
Mars	Mars	Marca	-10.1	158.3	-10.8	-9.4	157.6	158.9	W	81.0	South and Central America	Peru	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Marca	-9.99	201.7	-10.681	-9.296	202.4	201.1	E	81.0	South and Central America	Peru	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in Peru.
Mercury	Mercury	March	31.1	175.5					W	70.0	Europe	Spain	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ausias; Spanish (Catalan) poet (1397-1459).
Earth	Moon	Marci	22.6	-167.0					E	25.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jan Marek Marci von Kronland; Czechoslovakian physicist (1595-1667).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo	15.4	-2.0					E	28.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marconi	-9.6	145.1					E	73.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
Venus	Venus	Mardezh-Ava Dorsa	32.4	68.6	28.5	36.0	64.8	69.6	E	906.0	Europe	Finland	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Marian (Volga Finn) wind goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Marduk	-29.29	209.74	-34.32	-23.85	214.89	204.32	W	369.99	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Sumero-Akkadian fire god.
Jupiter	Io	Marduk Fluctus	-27.59	210.83	-29.14	-23.93	214.71	209.16	W	169.43	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Sumero-Akkadian fire god.
Mars	Mars	Mare Acidalium	45.0	30.0	45.0	45.0	30.0	30.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Name for Acidalian (Venusian) fountain in Boeotia where the Graces bathed.
Mars	MarsE	Mare Acidalium	44.68	330.0	44.675	44.675	330	330	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Name for Acidalian (Venusian) fountain in Boeotia where the Graces bathed.
Earth	Moon	Mare Anguis	22.6	67.7					E	150.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Serpent Sea."
Earth	Moon	Mare Australe	-38.9	93.0					E	603.0	Europe	Latin	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Southern Sea."
Mars	Mars	Mare Australe	-60.0	10.0	-60.0	-60.0	10.0	10.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"South Sea"
Mars	MarsE	Mare Australe	-59.72	350.0	-59.718	-59.718	350	350	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"South Sea"
Mars	Mars	Mare Boreum	60.0	180.0	60.0	60.0	180.0	180.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"North Sea"
Mars	MarsE	Mare Boreum	59.72	180.0	59.718	59.718	180	180	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"North Sea"
Mars	Mars	Mare Chronium	-58.0	210.0	-58.0	-58.0	210.0	210.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Cronian Sea", northern part of World Sea where eternal dead calm, dangerous to ships, prevailed.
Mars	MarsE	Mare Chronium	-57.71	150.0	-57.707	-57.707	150	150	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Cronian Sea", northern part of World Sea where eternal dead calm, dangerous to ships, prevailed.
Mars	Mars	Mare Cimmerium	-20.0	220.0	-20.0	-20.0	220.0	220.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Cimmerians were ancient Thracian seafarers; "far western sea" (Homer).
Mars	MarsE	Mare Cimmerium	-19.79	140.0	-19.792	-19.792	140	140	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Cimmerians were ancient Thracian seafarers; "far western sea" (Homer).
Earth	Moon	Mare Cognitum	-10.0	-23.1					E	376.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea that has become known." Ranger VII impact site. 
Earth	Moon	Mare Crisium	17.0	59.1					E	418.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Crises."
Mars	Mars	Mare Erythraeum	-25.0	40.0	-25.0	-25.0	40.0	40.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Indian Ocean.
Mars	MarsE	Mare Erythraeum	-24.75	320.0	-24.752	-24.752	320	320	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Indian Ocean.
Earth	Moon	Mare Fecunditatis	-7.8	51.3					E	909.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Fecundity."
Earth	Moon	Mare Frigoris	56.0	1.4					E	1,596.0	Europe	Latin	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Cold."
Mars	Mars	Mare Hadriacum	-40.0	270.0	-40.0	-40.0	270.0	270.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Adriatic Sea.
Mars	MarsE	Mare Hadriacum	-39.68	90.0	-39.68	-39.68	90	90	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Adriatic Sea.
Earth	Moon	Mare Humboldtianum	56.8	81.5					E	273.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	Humboldt, Alexander von; German natural historian (1769-1859).
Earth	Moon	Mare Humorum	-24.4	-38.6					E	389.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Moisture."
Earth	Moon	Mare Imbrium	32.8	-15.6					E	1,123.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Showers."
Earth	Moon	Mare Ingenii	-33.7	163.5					E	318.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1961	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Cleverness."
Earth	Moon	Mare Insularum	7.5	-30.9					E	513.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Islands."
Earth	Moon	Mare Marginis	13.3	86.1					E	420.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of the Edge."
Earth	Moon	Mare Moscoviense	27.3	147.9					E	277.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1961	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Muscovy."
Earth	Moon	Mare Nectaris	-15.2	35.5					E	333.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Nectar."
Earth	Moon	Mare Nubium	-21.3	-16.6					E	715.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Clouds."
Earth	Moon	Mare Orientale	-19.4	-92.8					E	327.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Eastern sea."
Earth	Moon	Mare Serenitatis	28.0	17.5					E	707.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Serenity."
Mars	Mars	Mare Serpentis	-30.0	320.0	-30.0	-30.0	320.0	320.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Constellation Serpens (the snake).
Mars	MarsE	Mare Serpentis	-29.72	40.0	-29.719	-29.719	40	40	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Constellation Serpens (the snake).
Mars	Mars	Mare Sirenum	-30.0	155.0	-30.0	-30.0	155.0	155.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Sea of the Sirens."
Mars	MarsE	Mare Sirenum	-29.72	205.0	-29.719	-29.719	205	205	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Sea of the Sirens."
Earth	Moon	Mare Smythii	1.3	87.5					E	373.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	Smyth, William Henry; British astronomer (1788-1865).
Earth	Moon	Mare Spumans	1.1	65.1					E	139.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 62	LAC 62	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Foaming Sea."
Earth	Moon	Mare Tranquillitatis	8.5	31.4					E	873.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Tranquility."
Mars	Mars	Mare Tyrrhenum	-20.0	255.0	-20.0	-20.0	255.0	255.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Tyrrhenian Sea, between Italy and Sicily.
Mars	MarsE	Mare Tyrrhenum	-19.79	105.0	-19.792	-19.792	105	105	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Tyrrhenian Sea, between Italy and Sicily.
Earth	Moon	Mare Undarum	6.8	68.4					E	243.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 62	LAC 62	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Waves."
Earth	Moon	Mare Vaporum	13.3	3.6					E	245.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	"Sea of Vapors."
Mars	Mars	Mareotis Fossae	44.0	75.3	33.6	53.3	56.7	93.2	W	1,860.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 32N, 96W.
Mars	MarsE	Mareotis Fossae	43.68	284.7	33.301	52.988	303.3	266.8	E	1,860.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 32N, 96W.
Venus	Venus	Marere	19.6	65.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.3	Oceania	Polynesia	V-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Venus	Venus	Maret	-33.3	280.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.7	Europe	Estonia	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian first name.
Venus	Venus	Margarita	12.7	9.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.0	Europe	Greek	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Mars	Mars	Margaritifer Chaos	-8.7	21.6	-10.7	-6.0	18.6	25.2	W	390.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Margaritifer Chaos	-8.6	338.4	-10.582	-5.933	341.4	334.8	E	390.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Margaritifer Sinus	-10.0	25.0	-10.0	-10.0	25.0	25.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-16	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Pearl Bay," after Pearl Coast, South India.
Mars	MarsE	Margaritifer Sinus	-9.89	335.0	-9.889	-9.889	335	335	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-16	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Pearl Bay," after Pearl Coast, South India.
Mars	Mars	Margaritifer Terra	-5.0	25.0	-25.0	15.0	10.0	35.0	W	2,600.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Margaritifer Terra	-4.94	335.0	-24.752	14.838	350	325	E	2,600.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Margit	60.1	273.1	60.1	60.1	273.0	273.0	E	14.0	Europe	Hungary	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hungarian first name.
Mars	Mars	Mari	-52.4	45.9	-52.7	-52.0	45.4	46.5	W	41.6	Asia	Syria	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ruined city in Syria.
Mars	MarsE	Mari	-52.09	314.1	-52.386	-51.684	314.6	313.5	E	41.6	Asia	Syria	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ruined city in Syria.
Venus	Venus	Mari Corona	54.0	151.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Greek	V-04	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Cretan goddess of plenty.
Venus	Venus	Maria Celeste	23.4	140.4	23.5	23.5	140.2	140.2	E	97.5	Europe	Italy	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of Galileo (d. 1634).
Venus	Venus	Marianne	9.3	358.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.0	Europe	Greek	V-31	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	From Mary, Greek first name.
Venus	Venus	Marie	-21.7	232.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.2	Europe	France	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Marienbad	35.4	81.8					W	0.6	Europe	Czechoslovakia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Czech Republic.
Venus	Venus	Mariko	-23.3	132.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.9	Asia	Japan	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Uranus	Titania	Marina	-15.5	316.0					E	40.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter to Pericles in "Pericles, Prince of Tyre."
Mars	Mars	Mariner	-35.1	164.5	-36.5	-33.6	162.7	166.0	W	170.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1967	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Named for Mariner IV spacecraft.
Mars	MarsE	Mariner	-34.79	195.5	-36.19	-33.301	197.3	194	E	170.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1967	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Named for Mariner IV spacecraft.
Earth	Moon	Marinus	-39.4	76.5					E	58.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Mariotte	-28.5	-139.1					E	65.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684). 
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Maritsa	44.6	151.5					W	2.4	Europe	Bulgaria	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bulgarian coal field.
Earth	Moon	Marius	11.9	-50.8					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Marius Regio	6.8	181.2	-23.0	47.0	143.0	222.7	W	4,000.0	Europe	Germany	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Simon; German astronomer (1570-1624).
Saturn	Mimas	Mark	-26.28	308.32	-28.48	-23.73	304.89	311.66	W	20.8	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Cornwall.
Mercury	Mercury	Mark Twain	-11.2	137.9					W	149.0	North America	American	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Samuel Clemens); American novelist, satirist (1835-1910).
Venus	Venus	Markham	-4.1	155.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	71.8	Europe	England	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Beryl; English aviator (1902-1986).
Earth	Moon	Markov	53.4	-62.7					E	40.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
Venus	Venus	Marsh	-63.6	46.6	-63.7	-63.7	46.6	46.6	E	47.7	Oceania	New Zealand	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ngaio; New Zealand playwright, novelist (1899-1982).
Saturn	Iapetus	Marsilion	39.2	176.1	39.2	39.3	168.9	183.2	W	136.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen king of Spain; Roland wounds him and he died of wound later.
Mars	Mars	Marte Vallis	15.0	176.5	6.4	22.6	170.3	182.8	W	1,185.0	Europe	Spain	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Spanish word for "Mars".
Mars	MarsE	Marte Vallis	14.84	183.5	6.328	22.37	189.7	177.2	E	1,185.0	Europe	Spain	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Spanish word for "Mars".
Earth	Moon	Marth	-31.1	-29.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albert; German astronomer (1828-1897).
Mars	Mars	Marth	13.0	3.5	12.2	13.9	2.7	4.3	W	98.4	Europe	Great Britain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albert; German astronomer (1828-1897).
Mars	MarsE	Marth	12.86	356.5	12.066	13.749	357.3	355.7	E	98.4	Europe	Great Britain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albert; German astronomer (1828-1897).
Mercury	Mercury	Martial	69.1	177.1					W	51.0	Europe	Roman	H-03	I-1066	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marcus Valerius; Roman epigrammist (c. A.D. 40-c. 103).
Venus	Venus	Martinez	-11.7	174.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	23.5	North America	Pueblo	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Pueblo artist, potter (1886-1980).
Venus	Venus	Martuv Vallis	23.0	156.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Kyrgyz river deity.
Mars	Mars	Martz	-35.3	215.9	-36.0	-34.4	214.9	216.9	W	97.0	North America	American	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edwin P.; American physicist (1916-1967).
Mars	MarsE	Martz	-34.99	144.1	-35.692	-34.098	145.1	143.1	E	97.0	North America	American	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edwin P.; American physicist (1916-1967).
Mercury	Mercury	Martí	-75.6	164.6					W	68.0	South and Central America	Cuba	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jose Julian Marti y Perez; Cuban poet and essayist (1853-1895).
Earth	Moon	Mary	18.9	27.4					E	1.0	Asia	Hebrew	S-01	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English form of Hebrew female name.
Venus	Venus	Marysya	53.3	75.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.3	Europe	Belarus	V-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Belorussian first name.
Venus	Venus	Marzhan	-58.9	248.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.8	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karakal first name.
Venus	Venus	Marzyana Corona	-53.0	67.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	Europe	Slavic	V-57	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	West Slavic grain and fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Masako	-30.2	53.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	23.8	Asia	Japan	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hozyo; Japanese ruler (1157-1225).
Venus	Venus	Masateotl Corona	-53.0	244.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec goddess of love and fertility.
Jupiter	Io	Masaya Patera	-22.62	344.49	-23.45	-21.77	345.15	343.8	W	55.09	South and Central America	Nicaragua	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Nicaraguan smith god.
Venus	Venus	Masha	60.7	88.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.4	Europe	Russia	V-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Mashu Sulcus	29.8	205.7	14.9	51.0	175.8	241.4	W	2,960.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Assyro-Babylonian; mountain with twin peaks where sun rose and set.
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne	2.2	30.1					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Venus	Venus	Maslenitsa Corona	77.0	202.5	77.0	77.0	202.5	202.5	E	0.0	Europe	Slavic	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Slavonic personification of fertility.
Earth	Moon	Mason	42.6	30.5					E	33.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; British astronomer (1730-1787).
Saturn	Dione	Massicus	-35.0	55.39	-36.72	-33.24	52.71	57.66	W	39.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	An Etruscan ally of Aeneas.
Jupiter	Io	Masubi	-49.6	56.18	-58.02	-42.3	62.15	48.96	W	511.22	Asia	Japan	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Japanese fire god.
Jupiter	Io	Masubi Fluctus	-50.49	58.13	-57.89	-42.48	61.95	49.05	W	501.33	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Japanese fire god.
Mars	Mars	Masursky	12.1	32.4	11.1	13.2	31.4	33.4	W	117.9	North America	American	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harold; American astrogeologist (1922-1990).
Mars	MarsE	Masursky	11.97	327.6	10.978	13.056	328.6	326.6	E	117.9	North America	American	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harold; American astrogeologist (1922-1990).
Venus	Venus	Matahina	-72.3	65.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.5	Oceania	Polynesia	V-57	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Matanuska	27.3	217.3					W	2.9	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Coal field in Alaska, USA.
Jupiter	Europa	Math	-25.6	183.7	-25.8	-25.4	183.5	183.9	W	10.8	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic god of wealth and treasure.
Mercury	Mercury	Matisse	-24.0	89.8					W	186.0	Europe	France	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henri; French painter and sculptor (1869-1954).
Venus	Venus	Matlalcue Vallis	-33.0	167.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Aztec fresh water goddess.
Mars	Mars	Matrona Vallis	-7.7	183.9	-8.1	-7.3	183.7	184.0	W	51.0	Europe	France	MC-23NE	I-1497	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Marne River, France.
Mars	MarsE	Matrona Vallis	-7.61	176.1	-8.01	-7.219	176.3	176	E	51.0	Europe	France	MC-23NE	I-1497	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Marne River, France.
Jupiter	Io	Maui	19.53	122.31	17.58	20.9	123.18	120.43	W	110.75	Oceania	Hawaii	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Hawaiian demigod who sought fire from Mafuike.
Jupiter	Io	Maui Patera	16.61	124.25	16.11	17.13	124.78	123.62	W	37.84	Oceania	Hawaii	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hawaiian demigod who sought fire from Mafuike.
Mars	Mars	Maumee Valles	19.7	53.2	18.0	20.6	50.4	56.2	W	350.0	North America	United States	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	North American river (Indiana, Ohio).
Mars	MarsE	Maumee Valles	19.49	306.8	17.81	20.387	309.6	303.8	E	350.0	North America	United States	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	North American river (Indiana, Ohio).
Earth	Moon	Maunder	-14.6	-93.8					E	55.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Annie Scott Dill Russell; British astronomer (1868-1947); Edward Walter; British astronomer (1851-1928).
Mars	Mars	Maunder	-50.0	358.5	-50.9	-49.1	357.1	359.9	W	107.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward W.; British astronomer (1851-1928).
Mars	MarsE	Maunder	-49.68	1.5	-50.582	-48.778	2.9	0.1	E	107.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward W.; British astronomer (1851-1928).
Earth	Moon	Maupertuis	49.6	-27.3					E	45.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
Venus	Venus	Maurea	-39.5	69.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.9	Oceania	Polynesia	V-46	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus	-42.0	14.0					E	114.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maury	37.1	39.6					E	17.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Mavis	29.8	-26.4					E	1.0	Europe	Scotland	S-01	40 A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scottish female name.
Mars	Mars	Mawrth Vallis	22.6	16.5	18.9	26.5	13.4	19.8	W	636.0	Europe	Wales	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Welsh word for "Mars".
Mars	MarsE	Mawrth Vallis	22.37	343.5	18.702	26.241	346.6	340.2	E	636.0	Europe	Wales	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Welsh word for "Mars".
Venus	Venus	Mawu Corona	31.7	241.3	31.7	32.0	239.9	243.1	E	295.0	Africa	Benin	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Fon (Benin) goddess of fertility.
Earth	Moon	Maxwell	30.2	98.9					E	107.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James Clerk; British physicist (1831-1879).
Venus	Venus	Maxwell Montes	65.2	3.3	61.5	68.4	2.7	7.6	E	797.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	James C.; British physicist (1831-1879).
Venus	Venus	May-Enensi Corona	-42.5	68.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	330.0	Asia	Altai	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Teleutan (S. Altay) fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Maya Corona	23.0	98.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	225.0	Asia	India	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu mother earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Mayauel Corona	-27.5	154.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	North America	Mexico	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mexican goddess of plenty.
Jupiter	Io	[Mazda Catena]	-8.81	313.28	-10.41	-4.52	317.02	310.96	W	240.78	Asia	Babylon	JI-02	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Babylonian sun god. (Changed to Mazda Paterae.)
Neptune	Triton	Mazomba	-18.5	63.5					E	0.0	Africa	Tanzania	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chaga (Tazania) mythical large fish.
Mars	Mars	Ma'adim Vallis	-21.8	182.7	-28.2	-16.1	181.7	185.1	W	825.0	Asia	Hebrew	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Hebrew.
Mars	MarsE	Ma'adim Vallis	-21.58	177.3	-27.93	-15.928	178.3	174.9	E	825.0	Asia	Hebrew	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Hebrew.
Jupiter	Io	Mbali Patera	-31.5	5.06	-32.06	-31.02	5.78	4.38	W	40.7	Africa	Pygmy	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Pygmy word representing fire itself.
Venus	Venus	Mbokomu Mons	-15.1	215.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	460.0	Africa	Zaire	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Mountain	Mons, montes	Ngombe (Zaire) ancestor goddess.
Venus	Venus	Mbul'di	23.8	74.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.0	Africa	Niger	V-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe/Wodabi first name.
Earth	Moon	McAdie	2.1	92.1					E	45.0	North America	American	LTO64D4	LTO-64D4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander George; American meteorologist (1863-1943).
Earth	Moon	McAuliffe	-33.0	-148.9					E	19.0	North America	American		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sharon Christa Corrigan; civilian school teacher member of the Challenger crew (1948-1986).  <em>Note: Formerly Borman Y</em>
Earth	Moon	McClure	-15.3	50.3					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	McDonald	30.4	-20.9					E	7.0	North America	American	LTO40A2	LTO-40A2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Johnson; American benefactor (1844-1926); Thomas Logie; Scottish selenographer (1901-1973).
Earth	Moon	McKellar	-15.7	-170.8					E	51.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
Earth	Moon	McLaughlin	47.1	-92.9					E	79.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
Mars	Mars	McLaughlin	22.1	22.5	21.4	23.0	21.6	23.3	W	96.2	North America	American	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dean B.; American astronomer (1901-1965).
Mars	MarsE	McLaughlin	21.87	337.5	21.18	22.767	338.4	336.7	E	96.2	North America	American	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dean B.; American astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	McMath	17.3	-165.6					E	86.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
Mars	Mars	McMurdo	-84.4	359.1	-84.7	-84.2	356.9	1.4	W	30.3	Antarctica	Unknown	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American station in Antarctica.
Mars	MarsE	McMurdo	-84.34	0.9	-84.64	-84.134	3.1	358.6	E	30.3	Antarctica	Unknown	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American station in Antarctica.
Earth	Moon	McNair	-35.7	-147.3					E	29.0	North America	American		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ronald Ewald; member of the Challenger crew (1950-1986).  <em>Note: Formerly Borman A</em>
Earth	Moon	McNally	22.6	-127.2					E	47.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul Aloysius; American astronomer (1890-1955).
Venus	Venus	Mead	12.5	57.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	270.0	North America	American	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Margaret; American anthropologist (1901-1978).
Earth	Moon	Mechnikov	-11.0	-149.0					E	60.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
Neptune	Triton	Medamothi Planum	3.5	69.0					E	0.0	Europe	France	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	French fictional island, meaning "nowhere."
Venus	Venus	Medb Fluctus	-56.0	127.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Europe	Ireland	V-58	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Irish mother of gods, wife of Ailil.
Venus	Venus	Medeina Chasma	46.2	89.3	43.5	48.9	87.4	91.1	E	606.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Lithuanian forest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Medhavi	-19.4	40.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.4	Asia	India	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ramabai; East Indian author, humanitarian (1858-1922).
Jupiter	Io	Media Regio	8.65	59.43	-25.24	39.63	100.49	14.46	W	2,654.02	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek; Io passed through this part of Iran in her wanderings.
Mars	Mars	Medrissa	18.8	56.7	18.6	19.0	56.5	56.8	W	21.2	Africa	Algeria	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Algeria.
Mars	MarsE	Medrissa	18.6	303.3	18.404	18.801	303.5	303.2	E	21.2	Africa	Algeria	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Algeria.
Mars	Mars	Medusae Fossae	-3.2	163.0	-6.1	-1.5	160.9	165.0	W	333.0	Europe	Latin	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Medusae Fossae	-3.16	197.0	-6.032	-1.483	199.1	195	E	333.0	Europe	Latin	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Medusae Sulci	-5.0	160.1	-6.6	-3.5	159.2	161.3	W	190.0	Europe	Latin	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Medusae Sulci	-4.94	199.9	-6.526	-3.461	200.8	198.7	E	190.0	Europe	Latin	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Mee	-43.7	-35.3					E	126.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mees	13.6	-96.1					E	50.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Edward Kenneth; British-born American photographer (1882-1960).
Mars	Mars	Mega	-1.5	37.0	-1.6	-1.3	36.9	37.2	W	18.0	Africa	Ethiopia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Mars	MarsE	Mega	-1.48	323.0	-1.582	-1.285	323.1	322.8	E	18.0	Africa	Ethiopia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Venus	Venus	Megan	-61.8	130.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.8	Europe	Wales	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Welsh first name.
Mars	Mars	Meget	19.1	252.8	19.0	19.1	252.7	252.8	W	4.6	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Meget	18.9	107.2	18.801	18.9	107.3	107.2	E	4.6	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Meggers	24.3	123.0					E	52.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Frederick; American physicist (1888-1966).
Jupiter	Europa	Mehen Linea	56.0	236.7	47.1	47.1	194.8	278.3	W	1,500.0	Europe	France	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in Brittany, France.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Mehit	29.0	164.4	28.5	29.5	163.8	164.9	W	47.2	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian lion-headed goddess; Anhur's wife.
Venus	Venus	Mehseti Patera	16.0	311.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	60.0	Asia	Azerbaijan	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Ganjevi; Azeri/Persian poetess (c. 1050-c. 1100).
Venus	Venus	Meiboia Tholus	-44.7	281.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	85.0	Europe	Greek	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Greek bee goddess.
Earth	Moon	Meitner	-10.5	112.7					E	87.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
Venus	Venus	Meitner	-55.6	321.6	-55.6	-55.6	321.0	322.7	E	149.0	Europe	Austria	V-61	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
Venus	Venus	Melanie	-62.8	144.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.3	Europe	Greek	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Venus	Venus	Melanka	34.4	19.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.0	Europe	Ukraine	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ukranian first name.
Saturn	Tethys	Melanthius	-58.5	192.61	-72.67	-50.61	168.2	218.8	W	250.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Disloyal goatherd; insults Odysseus; is slain.
Mars	Mars	Melas Chasma	-10.4	72.7	-14.1	-7.6	69.0	77.7	W	547.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Melas Chasma	-10.29	287.3	-13.947	-7.515	291	282.3	E	547.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Melas Dorsa	-18.5	71.7	-23.3	-13.9	69.9	74.2	W	560.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Melas Dorsa	-18.31	288.3	-23.065	-13.749	290.1	285.8	E	560.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Melas Fossae	-26.8	72.3	-31.0	-21.9	69.7	77.5	W	600.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Melas Fossae	-26.54	287.7	-30.714	-21.676	290.3	282.5	E	600.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Melas Labes	-8.6	71.7	-9.4	-8.0	71.1	72.3	W	90.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	From albedo feature at 10S, 74W.
Mars	MarsE	Melas Labes	-8.5	288.3	-9.296	-7.911	288.9	287.7	E	90.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	From albedo feature at 10S, 74W.
Venus	Venus	Melba	4.7	193.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.8	Oceania	Australia	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nellie; Australian opera singer (1861-1931).
Venus	Venus	Melia Mons	62.8	119.3	61.4	63.9	118.9	119.6	E	311.0	Europe	Greek	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Greek nymph.
Venus	Venus	Melina	-69.9	319.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.7	Europe	Greek	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Earth	Moon	Melissa	8.1	121.8					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	S-02	65C1S2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek female name.  <em>Note: Formerly Ibn Firnas Y</em>
Jupiter	Ganymede	Melkart	-9.9	186.2	-10.9	-8.8	184.9	187.3	W	105.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenician; divinity of Tyre.
Mars	Mars	Mellish	-72.8	24.0	-73.6	-71.9	20.9	26.6	W	101.7	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John E.; American amateur astronomer (1886-1970).
Mars	MarsE	Mellish	-72.62	336.0	-73.423	-71.707	339.1	333.4	E	101.7	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John E.; American amateur astronomer (1886-1970).
Saturn	Rhea	Melo	-53.2	7.1					W	0.0	Asia	India	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Minyong (India); original male.
Uranus	Ariel	Melusine	-52.9	8.9					E	50.0	Europe	France	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spirit heroine of medieval French story.
Mercury	Mercury	Melville	21.5	10.1					W	154.0	North America	American	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Herman; American novelist (1819-1891).
Venus	Venus	Mem Loimis Mons	9.5	209.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	North America	American	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Wintun (California) goddess.
Mars	Mars	Memnonia	-20.0	150.0	-20.0	-20.0	150.0	150.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land of Memnon, King of Ethiopia.
Mars	MarsE	Memnonia	-19.79	210.0	-19.792	-19.792	210	210	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land of Memnon, King of Ethiopia.
Mars	Mars	Memnonia Fossae	-23.6	154.4	-27.4	-19.4	140.2	169.6	W	1,597.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Memnonia Fossae	-23.36	205.6	-27.135	-19.197	219.8	190.4	E	1,597.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Memnonia Sulci	-6.8	175.3	-10.5	-4.0	172.2	179.9	W	450.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Memnonia Sulci	-6.72	184.7	-10.384	-3.955	187.8	180.1	E	450.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Memphis Facula	14.1	131.9	10.4	18.0	127.8	135.9	W	361.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Ancient capitol of lower kingdom.
Mercury	Mercury	Mena	-0.2	124.4					W	52.0	Europe	Spain	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Juan de; Spanish poet (1411-1456).
Mars	Mars	Mena	-32.4	18.8	-32.7	-32.2	18.5	19.1	W	32.5	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Mena	-32.11	341.2	-32.405	-31.908	341.5	340.9	E	32.5	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Mena Colles	-52.5	160.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	850.0	Europe	Roman	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Roman goddess of menses.
Jupiter	Io	Menahka Patera	-31.31	344.75	-31.42	-31.19	344.9	344.6	W	9.15	North America	Mandan	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mandan (USA) name for the sun.
Venus	Venus	Menat Undae	-24.8	339.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Asia	Arabian	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Dunes	Unda, undae	Arabian desert goddess.
Earth	Moon	Mendel	-48.8	-109.4					E	138.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gregor Johann; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
Mars	Mars	Mendel	-59.1	199.0	-59.7	-58.4	197.8	200.1	W	78.6	Europe	Austria	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gregor J.; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
Mars	MarsE	Mendel	-58.81	161.0	-59.416	-58.109	162.2	159.9	E	78.6	Europe	Austria	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gregor J.; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
Earth	Moon	Mendeleev	5.7	140.9					E	313.0	Europe	Russia	LTO66A3	LTO-66A3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dmitri Ivanovich; Russian chemist (1834-1907).
Mercury	Mercury	Mendes Pinto	-61.3	17.8					W	214.0	Europe	Portugal	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	F.; Portuguese prose author (c. 1510-1583).
Mars	Mars	Mendota	36.1	221.7	36.0	36.2	221.6	221.8	W	8.9	North America	American	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	town in Illinois, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Mendota	35.79	138.3	35.692	35.891	138.4	138.2	E	8.9	North America	American	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	town in Illinois, USA.
Earth	Moon	Menelaus	16.3	16.0					E	26.0	Europe	Greek	LTO42D3	LTO-42D3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).
Venus	Venus	Meni Tessera	48.1	77.9	47.9	48.4	75.6	80.3	E	454.0	Asia	Semitic	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Semitic goddess of fate.
Venus	Venus	Menkerot Dorsa	-20.0	351.5	-18.0	-25.0	351.0	352.0	E	770.0	Africa	Egypt	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Ancient Egyptian goddess, mother of the sun.
Venus	Venus	Mentha Tholus	43.0	237.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	79.0	Europe	Roman	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Roman goddess, personification of the human mind. Name changed from Mentha Mons.
Saturn	Tethys	Mentor	0.25	44.16	-3.09	3.75	40.61	47.02	W	62.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friend of Odysseus.
Jupiter	Io	Mentu Patera	7.0	139.36	5.54	8.64	140.85	137.88	W	103.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Egyptian god of the rising sun.
Earth	Moon	Menzel	3.4	36.9					E	3.0	North America	American	LTO61D3	LTO-61D3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Donald Howard; American astrophysicist, Smithsonian researcher (1901-1976).
Jupiter	Callisto	Mera	64.1	75.2	63.6	64.5	74.1	76.3	W	39.5	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek; another nymph of Artemis seduced by Zeus.
Venus	Venus	Merak Vallis	-63.5	162.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Pakistan	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Balochi (Pakistan) river deity.
Earth	Moon	Mercator	-29.3	-26.1					E	46.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercurius	46.6	66.2					E	67.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Venus	Venus	Meredith	-14.5	278.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.4	Europe	England	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Saturn	Hyperion	Meri	3.0	171.0					W	0.0	South and Central America	Bolivia	PRELIM	TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bororo folk hero; the sun.
Venus	Venus	Merian	34.5	76.3	34.5	34.5	76.2	76.2	E	22.2	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Dutch entomologist (1647-1717).
Mars	Mars	Meridiani Planum	0.2	2.5	-3.5	8.5	352.0	11.5	W	1,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Meridiani Planum	0.2	357.5	-3.461	8.406	8	348.5	E	1,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Merisa Fluctus	20.5	9.0	19.9	22.2	6.0	11.3	E	630.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Adygan (N. Caucasus) beekeeping goddess.
Venus	Venus	Merit Ptah	11.4	115.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.5	Africa	Egypt	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian queen, physician (c. 2700 B.C.).
Saturn	Mimas	Merlin	-38.43	219.01	-42.43	-32.24	212.74	225.5	W	37.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Magician and prophet; son of the devil; Arthur's mentor.
Mars	Mars	Meroe	35.0	285.0	35.0	35.0	285.0	285.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Ethiopian island on Nile; now Atbar.
Mars	MarsE	Meroe	34.7	75.0	34.695	34.695	75	75	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Ethiopian island on Nile; now Atbar.
Mars	Mars	Meroe Patera	7.0	291.4	6.7	7.5	290.9	291.8	W	50.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Meroe Patera	6.92	68.6	6.625	7.416	69.1	68.2	E	50.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Merrill	75.2	-116.3					E	57.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul Willard; American astronomer (1887-1961).
Jupiter	Europa	Merrivale Linea	-41.0	299.5	-69.0	-12.6	318.0	292.7	W	1,600.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in England.
Earth	Moon	Mersenius	-21.5	-49.2					E	84.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Venus	Venus	Mert Fluctus	-50.5	230.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Africa	Egypt	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Egyptian goddess of music and singing.
Venus	Venus	Mertseger Mons	-38.1	270.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Africa	Egypt	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Snake goddess of the Theban necropolis.
Venus	Venus	Mesca Corona	27.0	342.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	190.0	Europe	Ireland	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Irish fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Meshcherskiy	12.2	125.5					E	65.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ivan Vsevolodovich; Russian mathematician (1859-1935).
Venus	Venus	Meskhent Tessera	65.8	103.1	64.3	66.2	91.1	113.2	E	1,056.0	Africa	Egypt	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Egyptian goddess of fortune.
Earth	Moon	Messala	39.2	60.5					E	125.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messier	-1.9	47.6					E	11.0	Europe	France	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
Uranus	Titania	Messina Chasmata	-33.3	335.0					E	1,492.0	Europe	Italy	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Location in "Much Ado About Nothing."
Venus	Venus	Metelitsa Dorsa	16.0	31.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,300.0	Europe	Slavic	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	E. Slavic snowstorm deity.
Venus	Venus	Metis Regio	70.9	251.8	70.8	70.8	245.2	259.5	E	729.0	Europe	Greek	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek Titaness.
Earth	Moon	Metius	-40.3	43.3					E	87.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
Earth	Moon	Meton	73.6	18.8					E	130.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Metra Corona	26.0	97.7	25.9	26.0	97.1	98.2	E	101.0	Asia	Persian	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Persian fertility/moon goddess.
Earth	Moon	Mezentsev	72.1	-128.7					E	89.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yurij Borisovich; Soviet rocket scientist (1929-1965).
Venus	Venus	Mezrina Patera	-33.3	68.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	60.0	Europe	Russia	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Anna; Russian clay toy sculptor (1853-1938).
Venus	Venus	Me?as-Mate Chasma	51.0	50.7	50.5	51.5	46.8	54.5	E	506.0	Europe	Latvia	V-02	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Latvian forest goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Michabo Patera	1.2	167.6	-0.2	2.9	169.0	166.7	W	104.0	North America	Algonquin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Algonquin lord of eastern light, thunder, and wind.
Earth	Moon	Michael	25.1	0.2					E	4.0	Europe	England	S-01	41 A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English male name.
Mercury	Mercury	Michelangelo	-45.0	109.1					W	216.0	Europe	Italy	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Buonarroti; Italian painter, sculptor and architect (1475-1564).
Venus	Venus	Michelle	-19.6	40.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	Europe	France	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from French.
Earth	Moon	Michelson	7.2	-120.7					E	123.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
Mercury	Mercury	Mickiewicz	23.6	103.1					W	100.0	Europe	Poland	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adam Bernard; Polish poet (1798-1855).
Earth	Moon	Middle Crescent	-3.2	-23.4					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
Mars	Mars	Mie	48.5	220.4	47.6	49.2	219.1	221.7	W	104.0	Europe	Germany	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gustav; German physicist (1868-1957).
Mars	MarsE	Mie	48.18	139.6	47.276	48.878	140.9	138.3	E	104.0	Europe	Germany	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gustav; German physicist (1868-1957).
Venus	Venus	Mielikki Mons	-27.8	280.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Europe	Finland	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Finnish forest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Migazesh Colles	-49.0	198.0	-48.0	-50.0	199.0	196.0	E	230.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Adygan (N. Caucasus) daughter of sea goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Mihr Patera	-16.51	305.45	-17.46	-15.52	306.25	304.49	W	61.72	Asia	Armenian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Armenian fire god.
Venus	Venus	Mikhaylova Patera	-26.8	348.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	70.0	Europe	Russia	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Dariya (better known as Dasha of Sevastopol); Russian nurse (c. 1830-c. 1915).
Mars	Mars	Mila	-27.4	20.8	-27.5	-27.3	20.7	20.9	W	10.6	Africa	Algeria	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Algeria.
Mars	MarsE	Mila	-27.14	339.2	-27.235	-27.036	339.3	339.1	E	10.6	Africa	Algeria	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Algeria.
Earth	Moon	Milankovi?	77.2	168.8					E	101.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Milutin; Yugoslavian astronomer (1879-1958).
Mars	Mars	Milankovi?	54.7	146.7	53.8	55.7	145.1	148.3	W	118.4	Europe	Yugoslavia	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Milutin; Yugoslav geophysicist, astrophysicist (1879-1958).
Mars	MarsE	Milankovi?	54.39	213.3	53.49	55.397	214.9	211.7	E	118.4	Europe	Yugoslavia	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Milutin; Yugoslav geophysicist, astrophysicist (1879-1958).
Venus	Venus	Milda Mons	52.5	159.4	52.5	52.6	159.0	159.9	E	48.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-04	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Lithuanian goddess of love.
Venus	Venus	Mildred	-51.7	348.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.0	Europe	England	V-61	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Mars	Mars	Milford	-52.8	41.5	-53.0	-52.5	41.2	41.9	W	27.3	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Milford	-52.49	318.5	-52.687	-52.186	318.8	318.1	E	27.3	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Earth	Moon	Milichius	10.0	-30.2					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
Venus	Venus	Millay	24.4	111.2	24.4	24.4	111.1	111.1	E	48.0	North America	American	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edna St. Vincent; American poet (1892-1950).
Earth	Moon	Miller	-39.3	0.8					E	61.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
Earth	Moon	Millikan	46.8	121.5					E	98.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
Mars	Mars	Millman	-54.3	149.8	-54.9	-53.6	148.8	150.8	W	75.0	North America	Canada	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter; Canadian astronomer (1906-1990).
Mars	MarsE	Millman	-53.99	210.2	-54.594	-53.289	211.2	209.2	E	75.0	North America	Canada	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter; Canadian astronomer (1906-1990).
Mars	Mars	Millochau	-21.4	275.0	-22.4	-20.4	274.0	276.0	W	115.0	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaston; French astronomer (b. 1866).
Mars	MarsE	Millochau	-21.18	85.0	-22.172	-20.189	86	84	E	115.0	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaston; French astronomer (b. 1866).
Earth	Moon	Mills	8.6	156.0					E	32.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
Earth	Moon	Milne	-31.4	112.2					E	272.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
Saturn	Iapetus	Milon	67.9	270.2	67.6	68.2	256.9	282.9	W	119.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Guarded French dead while Charlemagne pursued Saracen forces.
Mercury	Mercury	Milton	-26.2	174.8					W	186.0	Europe	England	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; English poet (1608-1674).
Jupiter	Callisto	Mimir	32.6	53.2	32.1	33.1	52.5	53.8	W	47.7	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse giant.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Min	29.2	1.2	28.9	29.6	0.8	1.6	W	33.1	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian fertility god.
Uranus	Umbriel	Minepa	-42.7	8.2					E	58.0	Africa	Mozambique	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Macouas and Banayis evil spirit.
Venus	Venus	Minerva Fossae	64.5	252.5	62.0	67.0	250.0	255.0	E	0.0	Europe	Roman	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Roman goddess of war.
Earth	Moon	Mineur	25.0	-161.3					E	73.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1899-1954).
Mars	Mars	Minio Vallis	-4.3	151.8	-5.1	-3.8	151.3	152.2	W	88.0	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Minio Vallis	-4.25	208.2	-5.043	-3.757	208.7	207.8	E	88.0	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Italy.
Earth	Moon	Minkowski	-56.5	-146.0					E	113.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann; German mathematician (1864-1909); Rudolph Leo Bernhard; American astronomer (1895-1976).
Earth	Moon	Minnaert	-67.8	179.6					E	125.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marcel Gilles Jozef; Dutch astronomer, astrophysicist (1893-1970).
Jupiter	Europa	Minos Linea	47.2	195.2	33.7	33.8	247.9	150.2	W	2,170.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; son of Europa and Zeus.
Venus	Venus	Minu-Anni Tessera	-20.0	30.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,300.0	Asia	Assyrian	V-32,33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Assyrian fate goddess.
Venus	Venus	Miovasu	72.1	99.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.5	North America	American	V-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cheyenne first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Mir	-3.3	230.3	-3.4	-3.2	230.1	230.4	W	8.0	Asia	Semitic	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	West Semitic god of wind.
Venus	Venus	Mirabeau	1.1	284.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	23.8	Europe	France	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sibylle; French writer (d. 1932).
Venus	Venus	Miralaidji Corona	-14.0	163.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Oceania	Australia	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aborigine fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Miriam	36.5	48.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Hebrew.
Venus	Venus	Mirizir Corona	-66.4	185.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	70.0	Asia	Babylon	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Kassitan (Babylonia) earth and fertility goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Mirni Rupes	-37.3	39.9					W	0.0	Europe	Russia	H-11	I-1030	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Russian; Bellingshausen's ship for Antarctic exploration, 1819-21.
Mars	Mars	Mirtos	22.3	51.8	22.3	22.4	51.8	51.9	W	5.8	Europe	Greek	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greece (Crete).
Mars	MarsE	Mirtos	22.07	308.2	22.073	22.172	308.2	308.1	E	5.8	Europe	Greek	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greece (Crete).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Misharu	-4.4	335.9	-5.2	-3.4	335.0	336.9	W	88.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian god of law.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Miskhor	15.0	65.9					W	0.5	Europe	Ukraine	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Crimea, Ukraine.
Venus	Venus	Misne Chasma	78.3	316.5	76.5	77.6	305.4	329.2	E	610.0	Asia	Siberia	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Mansi (Siberia) forest maiden.
Venus	Venus	Mist Chasma	39.5	247.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	244.0	Europe	Norse	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Norse Valkyrie. Changed from Mist Fossae.
Mercury	Mercury	Mistral	4.5	54.0					W	110.0	South and Central America	Chile	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gabriela; Chilean poet (1889-1957).
Mars	Mars	Mistretta	-24.9	109.2	-25.0	-24.8	109.1	109.3	W	14.8	Europe	Italy	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sicily.
Mars	MarsE	Mistretta	-24.65	250.8	-24.752	-24.554	250.9	250.7	E	14.8	Europe	Italy	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sicily.
Mars	Mars	Mitchel	-67.7	283.9	-68.9	-66.6	281.1	287.2	W	138.4	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ormsby M.; American astronomer (1809-1862).
Mars	MarsE	Mitchel	-67.47	76.1	-68.681	-66.362	78.9	72.8	E	138.4	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ormsby M.; American astronomer (1809-1862).
Earth	Moon	Mitchell	49.7	20.2					E	30.0	North America	American	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; American astronomer (1818-1889).
Jupiter	Io	Mithra Patera	-59.0	266.46	-59.32	-58.66	267.55	265.51	W	33.78	Asia	Persian	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Persian god of light.
Venus	Venus	Miti Corona	-3.5	259.8	-4.2	-2.7	259.1	260.4	E	180.0	Asia	Siberia	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Koryak and Itelmen (Kamchatka) the Raven's (world creator) wife.
Earth	Moon	Mitra	18.0	-154.7					E	92.0	Asia	India	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sisir Kumar; Indian physicist (1890-1963).
Jupiter	Callisto	Mitsina	57.5	103.7	57.0	57.9	102.9	104.7	W	40.4	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alaskan old man who perished while hunting on ice.
Mars	Mars	Mliba	-39.9	272.1	-40.0	-39.8	272.0	272.3	W	13.5	Africa	Swaziland	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Swaziland.
Mars	MarsE	Mliba	-39.58	87.9	-39.68	-39.481	88	87.7	E	13.5	Africa	Swaziland	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Swaziland.
Venus	Venus	Mnemosyne Regio	65.8	277.9	64.4	67.2	274.9	280.9	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek Titaness.
Mars	Mars	Moab	20.0	350.0	20.0	20.0	350.0	350.0	W	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical town bordering Edom.
Mars	MarsE	Moab	19.79	10.0	19.792	19.792	10	10	E	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical town bordering Edom.
Jupiter	Callisto	Modi	66.4	119.3	65.9	66.8	118.5	120.8	W	37.8	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; son of Thor and Sif.
Saturn	Mimas	Modred	4.15	219.68	0.57	7.88	215.86	223.65	W	26.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur's bastard son and mortal enemy; delivered fatal wound to Arthur but was killed by him.
Venus	Venus	Modron Corona	32.8	23.1	32.5	33.0	22.8	23.4	E	50.0	Europe	Wales	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Welsh divine mother goddess.
Mars	Mars	Moeris Lacus	8.0	270.0	8.0	8.0	270.0	270.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Moeris Lake;" Moeris was Egyptian lake in Libyan Desert.
Mars	MarsE	Moeris Lacus	7.91	90.0	7.911	7.911	90	90	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Moeris Lake;" Moeris was Egyptian lake in Libyan Desert.
Mercury	Mercury	Mofolo	-37.7	28.2					W	114.0	Africa	Lesotho	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas; South African (Lesotho) novelist (1876/77-1948).
Mars	Mars	Mohawk	43.2	5.4	43.1	43.4	5.2	5.6	W	17.5	North America	United States	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New York, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Mohawk	42.88	354.6	42.776	43.076	354.8	354.4	E	17.5	North America	United States	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New York, USA.
Earth	Moon	Mohorovi?i?	-19.0	-165.0					E	51.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvi?ic.)
Earth	Moon	Moigno	66.4	28.9					E	36.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
Venus	Venus	Moira Tessera	58.7	310.5	58.5	59.0	307.5	313.4	E	361.0	Europe	Greek	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek fate goddess.
Earth	Moon	Moiseev	9.5	103.3					E	59.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolay Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1902-1955).
Earth	Moon	Moissan	4.8	137.4					E	21.0	Europe	France	LTO66D2	LTO-66D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ferdinand Frederic Henri; French chemist; Nobel laureate (1852-1907).
Mars	Mars	Mojave	7.5	33.1	7.0	8.0	32.5	33.5	W	58.5	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in California, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Mojave	7.42	326.9	6.922	7.911	327.5	326.5	E	58.5	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in California, USA.
Venus	Venus	Mokosha Mons	57.7	255.0	56.6	59.0	254.7	255.7	E	270.0	Europe	Slavic	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	East Slavic main goddess.
Mars	Mars	Molesworth	-27.7	210.9	-29.2	-26.1	209.2	212.7	W	181.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Percy B.; British astronomer (1867-1908).
Mars	MarsE	Molesworth	-27.43	149.1	-28.924	-25.844	150.8	147.3	E	181.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Percy B.; British astronomer (1867-1908).
Mercury	Mercury	Molière	15.6	16.9					W	132.0	Europe	France	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Baptiste Poquelin; French dramatist and satirist (1622-1673).
Venus	Venus	Molpadia Linea	-48.0	355.0	-48.0	-48.0	359.0	359.0	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Amazon.
Venus	Venus	Molpe Colles	76.0	192.0	74.0	77.0	190.0	195.0	E	548.0	Europe	Greek	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Greek; mother of Sirens.
Earth	Moon	Moltke	-0.6	24.2					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Helmuth Karl, Graf von; German benefactor (1800-1891).
Uranus	Oberon	Mommur Chasma	-16.3	323.5					E	537.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Spirit place, forest home of Oberon in "Midsummer Night's Dream."
Venus	Venus	Momu Coronae	-21.0	220.3	-21.8	-20.0	219.2	221.3	E	260.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Darghinan (Daghestan) childbirth deity.
Venus	Venus	Mona Lisa	25.6	25.1	25.5	25.5	25.1	25.1	E	79.4	Europe	Italy	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Lisa Giacondo); Leonardo da Vinci's model (b. c. 1474).
Neptune	Triton	Monad Regio	20.0	37.0					E	0.0	Asia	China	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Chinese symbol of duality in nature.
Jupiter	Io	Monan Mons	15.2	104.5	10.2	19.5	106.7	101.5	W	297.0	South and Central America	Brazil	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Brazilian god who destroyed the world with fire and flood.
Jupiter	Io	Monan Patera	19.72	105.39	19.12	20.51	107.08	103.37	W	112.89	South and Central America	Brazil	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Brazilian god who destroyed the world with fire and flood.
Mercury	Mercury	Monet	44.4	10.3					W	303.0	Europe	France	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Claude; French painter (1840-1926).
Earth	Moon	Monge	-19.2	47.6					E	36.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaspard; French mathematician (1746-1818).
Jupiter	Io	Mongibello Mons	22.75	66.95	19.75	25.32	68.63	65.07	W	183.37	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	Mountain	Mons, montes	Name for Mt. Etna, site of Vulcan's forge in Dante's "The Inferno." Thunderbolts from here killed Capaneus, the great blasphemer.
Venus	Venus	Monika	72.3	122.4	72.3	72.3	122.3	122.3	E	25.5	Europe	Germany	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German first name.
Earth	Moon	Monira	-12.6	-1.7					E	2.0	Asia	Arabian	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic female name.
Venus	Venus	Monoshi Tholus	-37.7	252.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	Asia	Bangladesh	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Bengal goddess of snakes.
Earth	Moon	Mons Agnes	18.6	5.3					E	1.0	Europe	Greek	SI	41C3	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Greek female name.
Earth	Moon	Mons Ampère	19.0	-4.0					E	30.0	Europe	France	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	André-Marie; French physicist (1775-1836).
Earth	Moon	Mons André	5.2	120.6					E	10.0	Europe	France	S-01	65C1S1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	French male name.
Earth	Moon	Mons Ardeshir	5.0	121.0					E	8.0	Asia	Persian	S-01	65C1S1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Persian (Iranian) king's name.
Earth	Moon	Mons Argaeus	19.0	29.0					E	50.0	Asia	Turkey	LTO	042C3	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from peak in Asia Minor (now Erciyas Dagi).
Earth	Moon	Mons Bradley	22.0	1.0					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	James; British astronomer (1693-1762).
Earth	Moon	Mons Delisle	29.5	-35.8					E	30.0	Europe	France	LTO39B1	LTO-39B1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Mons Dieter	5.0	120.2					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	S-01	65C1S1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	German male name.
Earth	Moon	Mons Dilip	5.6	120.8					E	2.0	Asia	India	S-01	65C1S1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Indian male name.
Earth	Moon	Mons Esam	14.6	35.7					E	8.0	Asia	Arabian	S-01	61 A2	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Arabic male name.
Earth	Moon	Mons Ganau	4.8	120.6					E	14.0	Unknown	Unknown	S-01	65C1S1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	African male name.
Earth	Moon	Mons Gruithuisen Delta	36.0	-39.5					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Mons Gruithuisen Gamma	36.6	-40.5					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Mons Hadley	26.5	4.7					E	25.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	John, British instrument maker (1682-1744).
Earth	Moon	Mons Hadley Delta	25.8	3.8					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby mountain (Mons Hadley).
Earth	Moon	Mons Hansteen	-12.1	-50.0					E	30.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Mons Herodotus	27.5	-53.0					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO	LTO-38B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Mons Huygens	20.0	-2.9					E	40.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Christiaan; Dutch astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1629-1695).
Earth	Moon	Mons La Hire	27.8	-25.5					E	25.0	Europe	France	LTO40A4	LTO-40A4	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Philippe De; French mathematician, astronomer (1640-1718).
Earth	Moon	Mons Maraldi	20.3	35.3					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LTO43D2	LTO-43D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Mons Moro	-12.0	-19.7					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Antonio Lazzaro; Italian Earth scientist (1687-1764).
Earth	Moon	Mons Penck	-10.0	21.6					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albrecht; German geographer (1858-1945).
Earth	Moon	Mons Pico	45.7	-8.9					E	25.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Spanish for "peak."
Earth	Moon	Mons Piton	40.6	-1.1					E	25.0	Africa	Canary Is.	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from Mt. Piton on Tenerife Islands.
Earth	Moon	Mons Rümker	40.8	-58.1					E	70.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Karl Ludwig Christian; German astronomer (1788-1862).
Earth	Moon	Mons Usov	12.0	63.0					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62B1	LTO-62B1	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Mikhail Antonovich; Soviet geologist (1883-1939).
Earth	Moon	Mons Vinogradov	22.4	-32.4					E	25.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO39C2	LTO-39C2	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Aleksandr Pavlovich; Soviet geochemist and cosmochemist (1895-1975). <em>Note: Formerly Mons Euler</em>
Earth	Moon	Mons Vitruvius	19.4	30.8					E	15.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43D4	LTO-43D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Mons Wolff	17.0	-6.8					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Christian, Baron von; German philosopher (1679-1754).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Mont	44.6	311.9	44.5	44.8	311.7	312.2	W	15.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theban war god.
Earth	Moon	Mont Blanc	45.0	1.0					E	25.0	Europe	France	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named for terrestrial mountain in Alps.
Earth	Moon	Montanari	-45.8	-20.6					E	76.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Geminiano; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1633-1687).
Earth	Moon	Montes Agricola	29.1	-54.2					E	141.0	Europe	Germany	LTO	LTO-38B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Georgius; German Earth scientist (1494-1555).
Earth	Moon	Montes Alpes	46.4	-0.8					E	281.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from terrestrial Alps.
Earth	Moon	Montes Apenninus	18.9	-3.7					E	401.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from terrestrial Apennines.
Earth	Moon	Montes Archimedes	25.3	-4.6					E	163.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41A3	LTO-41A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Montes Carpatus	14.5	-24.4					E	361.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from terrestrial Carpathians.
Earth	Moon	Montes Caucasus	38.4	10.0					E	445.0	Europe	Caucasus	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from terrestrial Caucasus Mountains.
Earth	Moon	Montes Cordillera	-17.5	-81.6					E	574.0	Europe	Spain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Spanish for "mountain chain."
Earth	Moon	Montes Haemus	19.9	9.2					E	560.0	Europe	Bulgaria	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named for range in the Balkans.
Earth	Moon	Montes Harbinger	27.0	-41.0					E	90.0	Europe	Latin	LTO39A3	LTO-39A3	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Harbingers of dawn on crater Aristarchus.
Earth	Moon	Montes Jura	47.1	-34.0					E	422.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from terrestrial Jura Mountains.
Earth	Moon	Montes Pyrenaeus	-15.6	41.2					E	164.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from terrestrial Pyrenees.
Earth	Moon	Montes Recti	48.0	-20.0					E	90.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Latin for "straight range."
Earth	Moon	Montes Riphaeus	-7.7	-28.1					E	189.0	Europe	Russia	LTO76D1	LTO-76D1	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from range in Asia (now Ural Mountains).
Earth	Moon	Montes Rook	-20.6	-82.5					E	791.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	Mountain	Mons, montes	Lawrence; British astronomer (1622-1666).
Earth	Moon	Montes Secchi	3.0	43.0					E	50.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Montes Spitzbergen	35.0	-5.0					E	60.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1961	Mountain	Mons, montes	German for "sharp peaks", and named for resemblance to the terrestrial island group.
Earth	Moon	Montes Taurus	28.4	41.1					E	172.0	Asia	Turkey	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from terrestrial Taurus Mts.
Earth	Moon	Montes Teneriffe	47.1	-11.8					E	182.0	Africa	Canary Is.	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	Mountain	Mons, montes	Named from terrestrial island.
Venus	Venus	Montessori	59.4	280.0	59.4	59.4	279.7	280.4	E	42.1	Europe	Italy	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Italian educator (1870-1952).
Mars	Mars	Montevallo	15.4	54.4	14.9	15.8	53.9	54.8	W	51.9	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Montevallo	15.23	305.6	14.739	15.631	306.1	305.2	E	51.9	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Mercury	Mercury	Monteverdi	63.8	77.3					W	138.0	Europe	Italy	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Claudi; Italian composer (1567-1643).
Venus	Venus	Montez	17.9	266.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.1	Europe	Ireland	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lola; Irish dancer (1818-1861).
Earth	Moon	Montgolfier	47.3	-159.8					E	88.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
Venus	Venus	Moombi Corona	-64.5	235.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Africa	Kenya	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Gikuyu (Kenya), the first woman, ancestor of nine tribes.
Earth	Moon	Moore	37.4	-177.5					E	54.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Haines; American astronomer (1878-1949).
Venus	Venus	Moore	-30.4	248.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.1	North America	American	V-52	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marianne; American poet, editor (1887-1972).
Uranus	Titania	Mopsa	-11.9	302.2					E	101.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shepardess in "The Winter's Tale."
Saturn	Phoebe	Mopsus	6.6	109.1					W	37.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, prophesying son of Apollo.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Mor	30.5	327.4	30.1	31.0	326.8	327.9	W	41.3	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenician; spirit of the harvest.
Venus	Venus	Morana Chasma	68.9	24.6	67.3	70.6	24.0	24.0	E	317.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Czech moon goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Moree	15.1	164.4					W	0.7	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Australia.
Mars	Mars	Morella	-9.7	51.5	-10.4	-9.0	50.8	52.1	W	78.9	Europe	Spain	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Morella	-9.59	308.5	-10.285	-8.9	309.2	307.9	E	78.9	Europe	Spain	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Earth	Moon	Moretus	-70.6	-5.8					E	111.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Moret, Theodore; Belgian mathematician (1602-1667).
Mars	Mars	Moreux	42.1	315.6	41.0	43.2	314.0	317.1	W	138.0	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theophile; French astronomer and meteorologist (1867-1954).
Mars	MarsE	Moreux	41.78	44.4	40.679	42.876	46	42.9	E	138.0	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theophile; French astronomer and meteorologist (1867-1954).
Saturn	Mimas	Morgan	24.21	244.98	18.51	30.78	238.74	251.55	W	43.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur's half sister; enchantress; plotted to destroy Arthur but failed.
Venus	Venus	Morisot	-61.2	211.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	48.0	Europe	France	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Berthe; French artist (1841-1895).
Earth	Moon	Morley	-2.8	64.6					E	14.0	North America	American	LTO80B1	LTO-80B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward Williams; American chemist (1838-1923).
Venus	Venus	Morongo Valles	-20.0	111.4	-17.8	-22.3	110.5	112.4	E	660.0	Africa	Zimbabwe	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2003	Valley	Vallis, valles	Makoni (Zimbabwe) name of Venus as evening star.
Earth	Moon	Morozov	5.0	127.4					E	42.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
Mars	Mars	Morpheos Rupes	-36.4	234.5	-36.8	-35.8	230.9	238.2	W	353.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1982	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Morpheos Rupes	-36.09	125.5	-36.489	-35.492	129.1	121.8	E	353.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1982	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Morrigan Linea	-54.5	311.0	-54.5	-54.5	311.0	311.0	E	3,200.0	Europe	Celtic	V-61	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Celtic war goddess.
Earth	Moon	Morse	22.1	-175.1					E	77.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Samuel Finley Breese; American inventor (1791-1872).
Venus	Venus	Mortim-Ekva Fluctus	1.0	334.0	8.5	-2.5	331.0	339.0	E	1,250.0	Asia	Siberia	V-31,43	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Mansi (Ob River Ugra) mistress of "Bird's country".
Jupiter	Europa	Morvran	-4.9	152.6	-5.2	-4.6	152.3	152.9	W	15.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic; ugly son of Tegid.
Mars	Mars	Mosa Vallis	-14.9	337.8	-16.5	-13.8	337.2	338.8	W	171.0	Europe	France	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Western Europe.
Mars	MarsE	Mosa Vallis	-14.74	22.2	-16.324	-13.65	22.8	21.2	E	171.0	Europe	France	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Western Europe.
Venus	Venus	Mosaido	17.3	75.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.4	Africa	Niger	V-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe/Wodabi first name.
Earth	Moon	Moseley	20.9	-90.1					E	90.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry Gwyn Jeffreys; British physicist (1887-1915).
Venus	Venus	Moses	34.6	119.9	34.6	34.6	120.0	120.3	E	28.0	North America	American	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A., "Grandma"; American painter (1860-1961).
Mars	Mars	Moss	19.5	250.6	19.4	19.5	250.5	250.7	W	9.1	Europe	Norway	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Mars	MarsE	Moss	19.3	109.4	19.197	19.296	109.5	109.3	E	9.1	Europe	Norway	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Mot	9.9	165.9	9.7	10.2	165.7	166.2	W	23.3	Asia	Phoenician	JG-08	I-1536	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spirit of the harvest, one of the sons of El.
Venus	Venus	Mots Chasma	51.9	56.1	50.2	54.1	54.5	58.4	E	464.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-02	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Avarian (Caucasus) moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Mou-nyamy Corona	-49.5	59.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Siberia	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Nganasan (Samoyed) lifebringing goddess.
Earth	Moon	Mouchez	78.3	-26.6					E	81.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
Earth	Moon	Moulton	-61.1	97.2					E	49.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Forest R.; American astronomer (1872-1952).
Venus	Venus	Mowatt	-14.6	292.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	38.4	North America	American	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; American actress, playwright, author (1819-1870).
Jupiter	Europa	Moytura Regio	-50.0	294.3	-55.7	-43.1	285.3	307.4	W	483.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Location of battles between the Fomorians and the Tautha de Danann.
Mercury	Mercury	Mozart	8.0	190.5					W	270.0	Europe	Austria	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	W. A.; Austrian composer (1756-1791).
Venus	Venus	Mu Guiying	41.2	81.0	41.2	41.2	81.0	81.0	E	32.3	Asia	China	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese warrior.
Saturn	Rhea	Mubai	55.8	20.2					W	0.0	Asia	Tibet	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tibetan heavenly god.
Venus	Venus	Mugazo Planitia	-69.0	60.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,500.0	Asia	Vietnam	V-56,57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Vietnamese tale heroine.
Venus	Venus	Muhongo Mons	10.6	174.5	10.0	11.0	173.5	175.0	E	175.0	Africa	Angola	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Mbundu (Angola) ancestor deity.
Venus	Venus	Mukhina	29.5	0.5	29.5	29.5	0.5	0.5	E	24.5	Europe	Soviet	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vera; Soviet sculptor (1889-1953).
Venus	Venus	Mukylchin Corona	-12.5	46.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	525.0	Europe	Udmurtian	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Udmurt (Urals Finn, Russia) fertility goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Mulgildie	57.7	176.1					W	2.5	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Australian coal basin.
Jupiter	Io	Mulungu Patera	17.26	217.87	16.36	18.21	218.78	216.96	W	62.48	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	African thunder god.
Venus	Venus	Mumtaz-Mahal	30.3	228.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	38.2	Asia	India	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mogul empress, Taj Mahal namesake (1592-1631).
Mars	Mars	Munda Vallis	-5.5	146.3	-5.5	-5.4	146.3	146.3	W	10.0	Europe	Portugal	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in ancient Lusitania, (modern Mondega River in Portugal).
Mars	MarsE	Munda Vallis	-5.44	213.7	-5.438	-5.339	213.7	213.7	E	10.0	Europe	Portugal	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in ancient Lusitania, (modern Mondega River in Portugal).
Venus	Venus	Munter	-15.3	39.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	32.1	Europe	Germany	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gabriele; German painter (1877-1962).
Earth	Moon	Murakami	-23.3	-140.5					E	45.0	Asia	Japan	SOV	1985	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harutaro; Japanese physicist, astronomer (1872-1947).  <em>Note: Formerly Mariotte Y</em>
Mercury	Mercury	Murasaki	-12.6	30.2					W	130.0	Asia	Japan	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shikibu; Japanese novelist and poet (978-1014/1026).
Earth	Moon	Murchison	5.1	-0.1					E	57.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Roderick Impey; Scottish geologist (1792-1871).
Mars	Mars	Murgoo	-23.9	22.5	-24.0	-23.7	22.3	22.7	W	24.5	Oceania	Australia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Murgoo	-23.66	337.5	-23.76	-23.462	337.7	337.3	E	24.5	Oceania	Australia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Jupiter	Europa	Murias Chaos	22.4	83.8	20.6	24.0	81.4	85.9	W	116.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	One of the four great cities of the Tuatha Dé Danann (the people of the goddess Danu, the wizards) in Irish Celtic myths.
Venus	Venus	Muriel	-41.7	12.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.2	Europe	Greek	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Venus	Venus	Muru Tholus	-9.0	305.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	40.0	Europe	Estonia	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Estonian deity of meadows.
Saturn	Enceladus	Musa	72.42	17.58	69.91	74.68	8.9	26.62	W	25.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Goes to get the vessels that contain Jinni in "The City of Brass".
Jupiter	Ganymede	Mush	-15.1	114.8	-16.1	-14.2	113.6	115.9	W	99.3	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian male deity; upper parts are human, lower parts a serpent.
Mercury	Mercury	Mussorgskij	32.8	96.5					W	125.0	Europe	Russia	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Modest; Russian composer (1839-1881).
Mars	Mars	Mut	22.6	35.8	22.5	22.6	35.8	35.9	W	6.6	Asia	Turkey	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Mars	MarsE	Mut	22.37	324.2	22.271	22.37	324.2	324.1	E	6.6	Asia	Turkey	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Venus	Venus	Muta Mons	55.5	358.3	55.3	55.6	357.8	358.6	E	54.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-07	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Roman goddess of silence.
Mars	Mars	Mutch	0.6	55.3	-1.1	2.2	53.5	57.0	W	211.0	North America	American	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dr. Thomas A.; American geologist, Viking Lander Imaging Team leader (1931-1980).
Mars	MarsE	Mutch	0.59	304.7	-1.088	2.175	306.5	303	E	211.0	North America	American	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dr. Thomas A.; American geologist, Viking Lander Imaging Team leader (1931-1980).
Earth	Moon	Mutus	-63.6	30.1					E	77.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Venus	Venus	Muzamuza Corona	65.6	205.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	163.0	Asia	India	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Indian earth goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Mycenae Regio	-36.07	165.39	-42.85	-29.44	176.02	153.58	W	600.16	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek; in some legends, Io was transformed there.
Venus	Venus	Mykh-Imi Corona	-73.0	99.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Siberia	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Khanty (Ob River Ugra) earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Mylitta Fluctus	-54.0	355.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,250.0	Asia	Semitic	V-61	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Semitic mother goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Myron	70.9	79.3					W	31.0	Europe	Greek	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek sculptor (fl. c. 480-440 B.C.).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Mysia Sulci	-7.0	7.9	-29.0	18.2	313.0	55.4	W	5,066.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Greek; where Ganymede was abducted by an eagle.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Mélisande	67.1	185.6					W	1.0	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wife of Prince Golaud and lover of his half-brother, Pelléas, in Maeterlinck drama (Belgium, 1892).
Earth	Moon	Mädler	-11.0	29.8					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C2	LTO-78C2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer (1794-1874).
Mars	Mars	Mädler	-10.8	357.3	-11.8	-9.7	356.2	358.3	W	125.0	Europe	Germany	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann H. von; German astronomer (1794-1874).
Mars	MarsE	Mädler	-10.68	2.7	-11.671	-9.593	3.8	1.7	E	125.0	Europe	Germany	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann H. von; German astronomer (1794-1874).
Earth	Moon	Möbius	15.8	101.2					E	50.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	August Ferdinand; German mathematician, astronomer (1790-1868).
Earth	Moon	Mösting	-0.7	-5.9					E	24.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Müller	-7.6	2.1					E	22.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77B4	LTO-77B4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1866-1942).
Mars	Mars	Müller	-26.0	232.3	-26.9	-24.9	231.1	233.3	W	129.0	North America	American	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann J.; American geneticist (1890-1967), and Carl H.; German astronomer (1851-1925).
Mars	MarsE	Müller	-25.74	127.7	-26.639	-24.653	128.9	126.7	E	129.0	North America	American	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann J.; American geneticist (1890-1967), and Carl H.; German astronomer (1851-1925).
Mars	Mars	N. Mareotis Tholus	36.7	86.3	36.7	36.7	86.3	86.4	W	3.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35087	I-2191	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	N. Mareotis Tholus	36.39	273.7	36.389	36.389	273.7	273.6	E	3.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35087	I-2191	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Naar	23.1	42.2	23.0	23.2	42.1	42.3	W	11.4	Africa	Egypt	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Egypt.
Mars	MarsE	Naar	22.87	317.8	22.767	22.966	317.9	317.7	E	11.4	Africa	Egypt	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Egypt.
Venus	Venus	Naatse-elit Dorsa	-66.0	249.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	950.0	North America	Navajo	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Navajo rainbow goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nabu	-45.4	1.2	-45.8	-44.9	0.6	1.9	W	40.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian god of intellectual activity.
Venus	Venus	Nabuzana Corona	-8.5	47.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	525.0	Africa	Uganda	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ganda (Uganda) crop goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nadeyka	-54.8	305.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.3	Europe	Belarus	V-61	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Belorussian first name.
Venus	Venus	Nadia	-27.9	0.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.3	Europe	Slavic	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Nadine	7.8	359.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.6	Europe	France	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from French.
Venus	Venus	Nadira	44.1	201.5	44.2	44.2	201.4	201.4	E	31.4	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Uzbek poet (1791-1842).
Earth	Moon	Nagaoka	19.4	154.0					E	46.0	Asia	Japan	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hantaro; Japanese physicist (1865-1940).
Venus	Venus	Nagavonyi Corona	-18.5	259.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	190.0	Africa	Uganda	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ganda (Uganda) crop goddess.
Venus	Venus	Naguchitsa Fossae	-35.6	159.3	-34.4	-36.0	155.4	163.2	E	730.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2003	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Adygan evil warrior, old woman with iron teeth.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nah-Hunte	-17.8	85.2	-18.3	-17.3	84.7	85.7	W	49.4	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elamite god of light and justice.
Venus	Venus	Nahas-tsan Mons	14.0	205.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	Navajo	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Navajo Mother Earth.
Venus	Venus	Nahete Colles	38.0	241.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Africa	Benin	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Fon (Benin) wife of sea god Agbe.
Venus	Venus	Nahid Valles	-55.1	171.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Asia	Persian	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Persian name for planet Venus.
Mars	Mars	Naic	24.7	252.6	24.6	24.8	252.5	252.7	W	8.3	Asia	Philippines	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Mars	MarsE	Naic	24.45	107.4	24.355	24.554	107.5	107.3	E	8.3	Asia	Philippines	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Venus	Venus	Naijok Fossae	-70.2	337.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Africa	Sudan	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Dinka (Sudan) evil deity.
Mars	Mars	Nain	41.8	233.2	41.7	41.8	233.1	233.3	W	6.8	North America	Canada	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Newfoundland, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Nain	41.48	126.8	41.378	41.477	126.9	126.7	E	6.8	North America	Canada	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Newfoundland, Canada.
Mars	Mars	Naju	45.3	237.2	45.2	45.4	237.1	237.3	W	8.1	Asia	Korea	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Korea.
Mars	MarsE	Naju	44.98	122.8	44.875	45.075	122.9	122.7	E	8.1	Asia	Korea	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Korea.
Venus	Venus	Nakai	-61.0	286.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.5	North America	American	V-60	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cheyenne first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Nakki	-56.4	69.7	-57.0	-55.6	68.4	70.9	W	59.8	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish water god.
Mars	Mars	Naktong Vallis	5.3	327.1	1.9	18.5	324.5	329.7	W	494.0	Asia	Korea	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern name for river in Korea.
Mars	MarsE	Naktong Vallis	5.24	32.9	1.879	18.305	35.5	30.3	E	494.0	Asia	Korea	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern name for river in Korea.
Venus	Venus	Nalkowska	28.1	290.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	22.2	Europe	Poland	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Zofia; Polish novelist, playwright (1884-1954).
Venus	Venus	Nalkuta	30.1	307.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.5	Europe	Caucasus	V-18	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ossetian (N. Caucasus) first name.
Venus	Venus	Nalwanga Corona	48.7	247.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	380.0	Africa	Uganda	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ganda (Uganda) goddess of childbirth.
Jupiter	Callisto	Nama	57.0	331.0	56.7	57.3	330.4	331.5	W	30.1	Asia	Altai	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Altaic hero who built ark to save his family from the flood.
Jupiter	Io	Namarrkun Patera	10.06	175.52	9.82	10.25	175.79	175.28	W	16.69	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Australian "lightening man" who made lightening and thunder by striking clouds with stone axes attached to his elbows and knees.
Neptune	Triton	Namazu Macula	-25.5	14.0					E	0.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Japanese mythic fish; maker of earthquakes.
Venus	Venus	Nambi Dorsum	-72.5	213.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,125.0	Africa	Uganda	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Ugandan sky goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nambubi Fluctus	-61.0	135.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	850.0	Africa	Uganda	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Ganda goddess, mother of god Mukasa.
Venus	Venus	Namiko	43.4	56.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.0	Asia	Japan	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Venus	Venus	Namjyalma Fossae	2.5	2.7	5.0	0.0	1.5	2.0	E	560.0	Asia	Tibet	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Tibetan victorious mother.
Venus	Venus	Nammu Farra	2.3	169.4	1.5	3.0	169.0	169.7	E	160.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	Assyro-Babylonian goddess of the waters of creation.
Mercury	Mercury	Nampeyo	-40.6	50.1					W	52.0	North America	Hopi	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hopi potter (c. 1860-1942).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Namtar	-58.3	340.8	-58.8	-57.8	339.8	341.8	W	49.2	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian plague demon.
Mars	Mars	Nan	-26.9	20.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.9	Asia	Thailand	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Mars	MarsE	Nan	-26.64	340.0	0	0	360	360	E	1.9	Asia	Thailand	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Venus	Venus	Nana	49.8	75.4	49.9	49.9	75.4	75.4	E	8.8	Europe	Yugoslavia	V-10	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Serbocroatian first name.
Venus	Venus	Nana-Buluku Coronae	39.4	14.0	38.7	40.1	12.5	15.2	E	230.0	Africa	Dahomean	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Dahomean world creator deity, both male and female.
Mars	Mars	Nanedi Valles	4.9	49.0	0.3	8.9	47.5	50.9	W	508.0	Africa	Lesotho	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "planet" in Sesotho, national language of Lesotho, Africa.
Mars	MarsE	Nanedi Valles	4.85	311.0	0.297	8.801	312.5	309.1	E	508.0	Africa	Lesotho	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "planet" in Sesotho, national language of Lesotho, Africa.
Venus	Venus	Nanen Corona	69.9	198.5	70.5	69.3	196.5	200.0	E	50.0	South and Central America	Brazil	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Brazilian Earth and nature goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nang Pao Corona	-47.0	204.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	160.0	Asia	Laos	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	S. Laotian mythical ruler who called for rain, bringing fertility to the rice fields.
Venus	Venus	Nang-byon Chasma	4.0	316.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Asia	Vietnam	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Thaichang/White Thai (Vietnam) moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nanichi	-44.8	337.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.0	South and Central America	Puerto Rico	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Taino (Puerto Rico) first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nanna	-17.6	241.9	-18.2	-17.1	241.3	242.6	W	56.0	Asia	Sumerian	JG-09	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian moon god; god of wisdom.
Earth	Moon	Nansen	80.9	95.3					E	104.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fridtjof; Norwegian explorer (1861-1930).
Mars	Mars	Nansen	-50.3	140.6	-50.9	-49.6	139.6	141.6	W	81.0	Europe	Norway	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1967	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fridtjof; Norwegian explorer (1861-1930).
Mars	MarsE	Nansen	-49.98	219.4	-50.582	-49.279	220.4	218.4	E	81.0	Europe	Norway	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1967	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fridtjof; Norwegian explorer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Nansen-Apollo	20.1	30.5					E	1.0	North America	American	SI	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nanshe Catena	15.4	352.9	14.3	16.5	352.3	353.6	W	103.8	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Goddess of springs and canals, daughter of Enki.
Venus	Venus	Nantosuelta Vallis	-61.9	193.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	320.0	Europe	Celtic	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Celtic river goddess.
Venus	Venus	Naomi	6.0	70.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Hebrew.
Earth	Moon	Naonobu	-4.6	57.8					E	34.0	Asia	Japan	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ajima; Japanese mathematician (c. 1732-1798).
Venus	Venus	Naotsete Corona	-58.3	249.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	North America	Pueblo	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Keresan Pueblo ancestor goddess, mother of all foreign (non-Keresan) people.
Uranus	Miranda	Naples Sulcus	-32.0	260.0					E	260.0	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Destination in "The Tempest."
Venus	Venus	Naran Dorsa	-54.0	238.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Asia	Mongolia	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Mongolian sun goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Narcissus	18.2	7.1					W	2.9	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Young man from Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection in water.
Mars	Mars	Nardo	-27.8	32.9	-28.0	-27.6	32.7	33.2	W	26.6	Europe	Italy	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Nardo	-27.53	327.1	-27.732	-27.334	327.3	326.8	E	26.6	Europe	Italy	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Venus	Venus	Narina Tholi	-25.8	80.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	55.0	Oceania	Australia	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Australian wild bird goddess.
Mars	Mars	Naro Vallis	-4.0	299.4	-7.3	-0.6	298.5	299.8	W	393.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Neretva River, Yugoslavia.
Mars	MarsE	Naro Vallis	-3.96	60.6	-7.219	-0.593	61.5	60.2	E	393.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Neretva River, Yugoslavia.
Venus	Venus	Narundi Fossae	-66.5	329.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Asia	Elamite	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Elam goddess of victory.
Earth	Moon	Nasireddin	-41.0	0.2					E	52.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nasir-Al-Din (Mohammed Ibn Hassan); Persian astronomer (1201-1274).
Earth	Moon	Nasmyth	-50.5	-56.2					E	76.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; Scottish engineer, astronomer (1808-1890).
Earth	Moon	Nassau	-24.9	177.4					E	76.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jason John; American astronomer (1892-1965).
Venus	Venus	Nastya	-49.0	275.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Europe	Russia	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	From Anastasiya, Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Natalia	67.1	272.9	67.1	67.1	272.8	272.8	E	10.8	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Romanian first name.
Venus	Venus	Natami Dorsa	-71.5	258.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Asia	Burma	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Mon (Burma/Myanmar) beauty fairy.
Earth	Moon	Natasha	20.0	-31.3					E	12.0	Europe	Russia	S-01	39 C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian female name.  <em>Note: Formerly Euler P</em>
Mars	Mars	Naukan	21.5	30.7	21.4	21.5	30.6	30.7	W	8.4	Europe	Russia	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Naukan	21.28	329.3	21.18	21.279	329.4	329.3	E	8.4	Europe	Russia	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Naumann	35.4	-62.0					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl Friedrich; German geologist (1797-1873).
Venus	Venus	Naunet Fluctus	-81.0	136.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Africa	Egypt	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Ancient Egyptian (Heliopolis) sky goddess.
Saturn	Phoebe	Nauplius	31.5	241.5					W	24.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Neptune and Amymone, or of Klytoneos.
Saturn	Tethys	Nausicaa	84.4	5.0	81.5	86.7	341.0	48.4	W	69.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of Alcinous who advised Odysseus.
Mars	Mars	Navan	-26.1	23.6	-26.3	-25.9	23.3	23.8	W	26.5	Europe	Ireland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Navan	-25.84	336.4	-26.043	-25.646	336.7	336.2	E	26.5	Europe	Ireland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Venus	Venus	Navka Planitia	-8.1	317.6	-16.9	0.8	313.0	322.2	E	2,100.0	Europe	Slavic	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	East-Slavic mermaid.
Venus	Venus	Navolga Corona	-48.6	296.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	170.0	Africa	Uganda	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ganda (Uganda) goddess of childbirth.
Venus	Venus	Nayunuwi Montes	2.0	83.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	North America	Chickasaw	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Cherokee stone-clad female monster.
Mars	Mars	Nazca	-31.9	266.4	-32.0	-31.8	266.3	266.6	W	15.5	South and Central America	Peru	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Nazca	-31.61	93.6	-31.709	-31.51	93.7	93.4	E	15.5	South and Central America	Peru	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Venus	Venus	Nazit Mons	22.5	240.0	21.0	24.0	238.8	241.3	E	350.0	Africa	Egypt	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Egyptian winged serpent goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ndara Tholus	-57.5	16.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	70.0	Asia	Indonesia	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Toraji (Sulavesi Isl., Indonesia) underworld and earthquake goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ndella	-15.9	60.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.9	Africa	Senegal	V-34	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wolof first name.
Venus	Venus	Ndoi Corona	-20.3	230.3	-20.8	-19.5	229.5	230.9	E	225.0	Africa	Mende	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mende (Sierra Leone) Earth and nature goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ne Ngam Mons	-43.0	257.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Laos	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Lao world creator goddess.
Venus	Venus	Neago Fluct?s	49.3	351.0	49.3	49.3	351.0	351.0	E	0.0	North America	Seneca	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Seneca (USA) goddess of silence.
Earth	Moon	Neander	-31.3	39.9					E	50.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Nearch	-58.5	39.1					E	75.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Necho	-5.0	123.1					E	30.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO83B4	LTO-83B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian ruler (610-593 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Nectar	-28.0	72.0	-28.0	-28.0	72.0	72.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for the drink of the gods.
Mars	MarsE	Nectar	-27.73	288.0	-27.732	-27.732	288	288	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for the drink of the gods.
Mars	Mars	Nectaris Fossae	-24.5	57.4	-29.6	-18.6	55.9	60.6	W	650.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Nectaris Fossae	-24.26	302.6	-29.322	-18.404	304.1	299.4	E	650.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Neda	16.7	313.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.7	Europe	Macedonian	V-30	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Macedonian first name.
Venus	Venus	Nedko	-8.8	317.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.5	Asia	Siberia	V-42	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nenets (Samoyed) first name.
Venus	Venus	Nedolya Tesserae	5.0	294.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Europe	Slavic	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	E. Slavic bad fate goddess.
Venus	Venus	Neegyauks Tholus	-68.6	200.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.0	North America	American	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Tlingit (SE Alaska) volcano woman and frog princess.
Venus	Venus	Neeltje	12.4	124.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dutch first name.
Venus	Venus	Nefertiti Corona	35.9	48.2	35.8	35.9	46.6	49.8	E	371.0	Africa	Egypt	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Beautiful Egyptian queen (c. 1390-c. 1354 B.C.).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nefertum	44.3	321.1	44.0	44.7	320.6	321.5	W	28.7	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Original divine son of the Memphis triad, son of Ptah.
Mars	Mars	Negele	-36.1	264.1	-36.4	-35.8	263.7	264.5	W	37.8	Africa	Ethiopia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Mars	MarsE	Negele	-35.79	95.9	-36.09	-35.492	96.3	95.5	E	37.8	Africa	Ethiopia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Venus	Venus	Nehalennia Corona	14.0	10.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	345.0	Europe	Teutonic	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Teutonic fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Neheh	72.1	62.5	71.5	72.7	60.5	64.7	W	54.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian god of eternity.
Venus	Venus	Nei-Teukez Corona	14.2	258.8	13.7	14.6	258.4	259.3	E	90.0	Oceania	Micronesia	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Micronesian (Gilbert Islands, Kiribati) mother of gods.
Earth	Moon	Neison	68.3	25.1					E	53.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Neville), Edmund; British astronomer, selenographer (1849-1940).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Neith	29.4	7.0	28.5	30.3	6.1	8.2	W	87.6	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian warrior goddess; goddess of domestic arts.
Mars	Mars	Neith Regio	38.0	272.0	38.0	38.0	272.0	272.0	W	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Lower world in Egyptian mythology.
Mars	MarsE	Neith Regio	37.69	88.0	37.685	37.685	88	88	E	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Lower world in Egyptian mythology.
Mars	Mars	Neive	23.4	253.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.9	Europe	Italy	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Neive	23.16	107.0	0	0	360	360	E	2.9	Europe	Italy	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Venus	Venus	Nekhebet Fluctus	0.0	35.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Africa	Egypt	V-21,33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Egyptian vulture goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nelike	-26.8	329.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.3	Asia	Nanai	V-54	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nanay (E. Siberia) first name.
Mars	Mars	Nema	20.9	52.2	20.8	21.0	52.1	52.3	W	15.8	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Nema	20.68	307.8	20.585	20.784	307.9	307.7	E	15.8	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Jupiter	Io	Nemea Planum	-72.82	267.72	-76.67	-61.03	315.07	242.34	W	835.05	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Greek; where Io was turned into a cow by Zeus and given to Hera.
Venus	Venus	Nemesis Tesserae	40.0	181.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	355.0	Europe	Greek	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek goddess of fate.
Mars	Mars	Nepa	-25.2	19.7	-25.3	-25.1	19.6	19.9	W	15.5	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Nepa	-24.95	340.3	-25.05	-24.851	340.4	340.1	E	15.5	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Nepenthes	20.0	260.0	20.0	20.0	260.0	260.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Egyptian drug of forgetfulness.
Mars	MarsE	Nepenthes	19.79	100.0	19.792	19.792	100	100	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Egyptian drug of forgetfulness.
Mars	Mars	Nepenthes Mensae	8.8	240.9	-1.0	14.5	225.2	261.0	W	2,170.0	Europe	Greek	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Nepenthes Mensae	8.7	119.1	-0.989	14.343	134.8	99	E	2,170.0	Europe	Greek	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Neper	8.5	84.6					E	137.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO63B4	LTO-63B4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; Scottish mathematician (1550-1617).
Venus	Venus	Nephele Dorsa	39.7	138.8	29.2	47.5	138.9	139.1	E	1,937.0	Europe	Greek	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Greek cloud goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nepra Vallis	1.4	24.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Europe	Slavic	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	E. Slavic goddess of Dneper River.
Venus	Venus	Nepret Corona	52.7	6.8	52.6	52.8	4.1	8.7	E	303.0	Africa	Egypt	V-02	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Egyptian grain goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nepthys Mons	-33.0	317.5	-33.0	-33.0	317.5	317.5	E	350.0	Africa	Egypt	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Egyptian goddess of barren lands.
Mars	Mars	Nereidum Fretum	-45.0	55.0	-45.0	-45.0	55.0	55.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Straits of the Nereids", who were sea nymphs.
Mars	MarsE	Nereidum Fretum	-44.68	305.0	-44.675	-44.675	305	305	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Straits of the Nereids", who were sea nymphs.
Mars	Mars	Nereidum Montes	-38.9	44.0	-48.2	-36.8	29.9	57.0	W	1,130.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Nereidum Montes	-38.58	316.0	-47.877	-36.489	330.1	303	E	1,130.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nergal	38.6	200.3	38.5	38.7	200.2	200.5	W	9.6	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	JG-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-babylonian king of the underworld.
Venus	Venus	Neringa Regio	-65.0	288.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Lithuanian seacoast giantess.
Earth	Moon	Nernst	35.3	-94.8					E	116.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walther Hermann; German physical chemist; Nobel laureate (1864-1941).
Jupiter	Callisto	Nerrivik	-16.9	56.4	-17.4	-16.4	55.9	57.0	W	44.3	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alaskan name of Sedna.
Venus	Venus	Nertus Tholus	61.2	247.9	61.0	61.5	247.6	248.3	E	66.0	Europe	Germany	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	German/Norse vegetation goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Nervo	43.0	179.0					W	63.0	North America	Mexico	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Amado; Mexican poet (1870-1919).
Saturn	Tethys	Nestor	-54.0	64.81	-55.95	-51.83	61.68	68.41	W	38.2	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A wise old king.
Mars	Mars	Nestus Valles	-7.2	158.6	-7.6	-7.0	158.6	158.7	W	33.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Macedonia (Greece).
Mars	MarsE	Nestus Valles	-7.12	201.4	-7.515	-6.922	201.4	201.3	E	33.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in Macedonia (Greece).
Earth	Moon	Neujmin	-27.0	125.0					E	101.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101C1	LTO-101C1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Grigorij Nikolaevich; Soviet astronomer (1885-1946).
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Neujmin Regio	2.0	80.0					W	0.0	Europe	Russia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Grigorij N.; Russian astronomer; discoverer of Gaspra (1885-1946).
Mercury	Mercury	Neumann	-37.3	34.5					W	120.0	Europe	Germany	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	B.; German architect (1687-1753).
Earth	Moon	Neumayer	-71.1	70.7					E	76.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Balthasar von; German meteorologist, hydrographer (1826-1909).
Venus	Venus	Nevelson	-35.3	307.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	69.8	North America	American	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louise; American artist (1899-1988).
Mars	Mars	Never	23.7	254.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.9	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Never	23.46	105.7	0	0	360	360	E	2.9	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	New Bern	21.8	49.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.9	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (North Carolina).
Mars	MarsE	New Bern	21.58	310.8	0	0	360	360	E	0.9	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (North Carolina).
Mars	Mars	New Haven	22.3	49.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.0	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Connecticut).
Mars	MarsE	New Haven	22.07	310.7	0	0	360	360	E	1.0	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Connecticut).
Mars	Mars	New Plymouth	-15.9	184.2	-16.2	-15.7	183.8	184.5	W	33.3	North America	United States	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Idaho, USA.
Mars	MarsE	New Plymouth	-15.73	175.8	-16.027	-15.532	176.2	175.5	E	33.3	North America	United States	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Idaho, USA.
Earth	Moon	Newcomb	29.9	43.8					E	41.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Simon; Canadian-American astronomer (1835-1909).
Mars	Mars	Newcomb	-24.4	359.0	-26.4	-22.2	356.7	1.4	W	252.0	North America	American	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Simon; American astronomer (1835-1909).
Mars	MarsE	Newcomb	-24.16	1.0	-26.142	-21.974	3.3	358.6	E	252.0	North America	American	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Simon; American astronomer (1835-1909).
Mars	Mars	Newport	22.5	49.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.8	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Rhode Island).
Mars	MarsE	Newport	22.27	311.0	0	0	360	360	E	1.8	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Rhode Island).
Earth	Moon	Newton	-76.7	-16.9					E	78.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Isaac; British mathematician, physicist, astronomer (1643-1727).
Mars	Mars	Newton	-40.8	158.1	-43.5	-38.2	154.8	161.4	W	298.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Isaac; British physicist (1643-1727).
Mars	MarsE	Newton	-40.48	201.9	-43.176	-37.885	205.2	198.6	E	298.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Isaac; British physicist (1643-1727).
Venus	Venus	Ney-Anki Fluctus	-37.0	105.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	950.0	Asia	Siberia	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Khanty (Ob River Ugra) mother of fire.
Venus	Venus	Neyterkob Corona	49.7	204.7	49.3	50.2	203.3	206.1	E	211.0	Africa	Kenya	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Masai earth/fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ngaio	-53.3	61.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.5	Oceania	New Zealand	V-57	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maori first name.
Venus	Venus	Ngone	6.0	331.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.2	Africa	Senegal	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wolof (W. Africa, Senegal) first name.
Venus	Venus	Ngyandu Vallis	-62.0	12.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Africa	Bantu	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Swahili name for planet Venus.
Mars	Mars	Nhill	-29.0	103.4	-29.1	-28.8	103.2	103.6	W	22.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Victoria, Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Nhill	-28.73	256.6	-28.825	-28.527	256.8	256.4	E	22.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Victoria, Australia.
Mars	Mars	Nia Fossae	-14.9	72.3	-16.5	-12.6	68.6	74.9	W	384.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical name for river Gambia, West Africa.
Mars	MarsE	Nia Fossae	-14.74	287.7	-16.324	-12.462	291.4	285.1	E	384.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical name for river Gambia, West Africa.
Mars	Mars	Nia Vallis	-54.1	34.7	-54.9	-53.2	33.1	36.4	W	133.0	Africa	Gambia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Lowell canal name; also classical river name.
Mars	MarsE	Nia Vallis	-53.79	325.3	-54.594	-52.888	326.9	323.6	E	133.0	Africa	Gambia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Lowell canal name; also classical river name.
Jupiter	Europa	Niamh	21.1	216.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	5.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Golden-haired daughter of the Celtic sea and fertility god Manannán.
Mars	Mars	Nicer Vallis	-7.3	158.2	-7.7	-6.9	158.0	158.5	W	54.0	Europe	Germany	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Neckar River, Germany.
Mars	MarsE	Nicer Vallis	-7.22	201.8	-7.614	-6.823	202	201.5	E	54.0	Europe	Germany	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Neckar River, Germany.
Venus	Venus	Nichka Dorsa	-10.0	354.0	-10.0	-9.2	351.0	356.0	E	550.0	Europe	Ukraine	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Ukrainian night deity.
Earth	Moon	Nicholson	-26.2	-85.1					E	38.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Seth Barnes; American astronomer (1891-1963).
Mars	Mars	Nicholson	0.2	164.6	-0.7	1.1	163.7	165.4	W	102.5	North America	American	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Seth Barnes; American astronomer (1891-1963).
Mars	MarsE	Nicholson	0.2	195.4	-0.692	1.088	196.3	194.6	E	102.5	North America	American	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Seth Barnes; American astronomer (1891-1963).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nicholson Regio	-33.5	4.8	-50.0	-7.4	316.9	57.4	W	3,900.0	North America	American	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Seth Barnes; American astronomer (1891-1963).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai	-42.4	25.9					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Venus	Venus	Nicole	48.4	259.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.4	Europe	France	V-16	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Earth	Moon	Nicollet	-21.9	-12.5					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Nicholas; French astronomer (1786-1843).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nidaba	17.7	123.2	15.4	19.9	121.0	125.6	W	199.4	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian grain goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Nidi	66.4	94.9	65.8	67.0	93.6	96.5	W	49.3	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Earth	Moon	Nielsen	31.8	-51.8					E	9.0	North America	American	LTO	LTO-38B2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Axel Vilfrid; Danish astronomer (1902-1970); Harald Herborg; American physicist (1903-1973).
Earth	Moon	Niepce	72.7	-119.1					E	57.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph-Nicéphore; French physicist, photographer (1765-1833). (Spelling changed from Niépce.)
Mars	Mars	Nier	43.1	254.0	42.7	43.5	253.4	254.5	W	47.0	North America	American	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred O.C.; American physicist (1911-1994).
Mars	MarsE	Nier	42.78	106.0	42.376	43.176	106.6	105.5	E	47.0	North America	American	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred O.C.; American physicist (1911-1994).
Mars	Mars	Niesten	-28.3	302.3	-29.3	-27.3	301.2	303.3	W	115.0	Europe	Belgium	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis; Belgian astronomer (1844-1920).
Mars	MarsE	Niesten	-28.03	57.7	-29.024	-27.036	58.8	56.7	E	115.0	Europe	Belgium	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis; Belgian astronomer (1844-1920).
Mars	Mars	Nif	20.1	56.3	20.0	20.2	56.2	56.4	W	8.7	Oceania	Caroline Is.	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Caroline Islands (Yap).
Mars	MarsE	Nif	19.89	303.7	19.792	19.99	303.8	303.6	E	8.7	Oceania	Caroline Is.	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Caroline Islands (Yap).
Mars	Mars	Niger Vallis	-35.4	267.8	-37.2	-33.0	265.4	270.0	W	333.0	Africa	Nigeria	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Africa.
Mars	MarsE	Niger Vallis	-35.09	92.2	-36.888	-32.704	94.6	90	E	333.0	Africa	Nigeria	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Africa.
Venus	Venus	Nightingale Corona	63.6	129.5	63.5	63.7	125.4	133.6	E	471.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Florence; English nurse (1820-1910).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nigirsu	-58.2	320.5	-58.8	-57.7	319.5	321.6	W	53.3	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; god of the fields, war god.
Venus	Venus	Nijinskaya	25.8	122.5	25.8	25.8	122.5	122.5	E	36.2	Europe	Russia	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bronislava; Russian dancer (1891-1972).
Earth	Moon	Nijland	33.0	134.1					E	35.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albertus Antonie; Dutch astronomer (1868-1936).
Venus	Venus	Nijole Mons	45.0	185.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Lithuanian underworld goddess. Spelling changed from Niola Mons.
Venus	Venus	Nike Fossae	-59.5	340.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Europe	Greek	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Greek goddess of victory.
Earth	Moon	Nikolaev	35.2	151.3					E	41.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andriyan Grigoryevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1929-2004).
Venus	Venus	Nilanti	-38.2	331.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.2	Asia	Sri Lanka	V-55	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Singalese first name.
Jupiter	Io	Nile Montes	52.07	250.02	47.25	60.05	257.41	243.43	W	449.99	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Where Zeus restored Io to her human form.
Mars	Mars	Nili Fossae	22.8	283.2	17.2	27.4	278.3	287.9	W	667.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Nili Fossae	22.57	76.8	17.017	27.135	81.7	72.1	E	667.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Nili Patera	9.0	293.0	8.5	9.8	292.4	293.5	W	70.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Nili Patera	8.9	67.0	8.406	9.692	67.6	66.5	E	70.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Niliacus Lacus	30.0	30.0	30.0	30.0	30.0	30.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Lake of the Nile."
Mars	MarsE	Niliacus Lacus	29.72	330.0	29.719	29.719	330	330	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Lake of the Nile."
Mars	Mars	Nilokeras	30.0	55.0	30.0	30.0	55.0	55.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Horn of the Nile;" part of "Nulus" Canal.
Mars	MarsE	Nilokeras	29.72	305.0	29.719	29.719	305	305	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Horn of the Nile;" part of "Nulus" Canal.
Mars	Mars	Nilokeras Fossa	25.0	57.8	23.1	26.3	56.0	59.7	W	265.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Nilokeras Fossa	24.75	302.2	22.866	26.043	304	300.3	E	265.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Nilokeras Mensae	31.3	52.0	27.7	35.5	47.3	55.8	W	463.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Nilokeras Mensae	31.01	308.0	27.433	35.193	312.7	304.2	E	463.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Nilokeras Scopulus	31.9	56.2	31.0	36.4	51.1	63.3	W	765.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1976	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	From albedo feature at 30N, 55W.
Mars	MarsE	Nilokeras Scopulus	31.61	303.8	30.714	36.09	308.9	296.7	E	765.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1976	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	From albedo feature at 30N, 55W.
Mars	Mars	Nilosyrtis	42.0	290.0	42.0	42.0	290.0	290.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Syrtis of the Nile; part of Nilus (Nile) Canal.
Mars	MarsE	Nilosyrtis	41.68	70.0	41.677	41.677	70	70	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Syrtis of the Nile; part of Nilus (Nile) Canal.
Mars	Mars	Nilosyrtis Mensae	35.0	292.1	29.9	37.2	285.6	298.9	W	705.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1973	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Nilosyrtis Mensae	34.7	67.9	29.62	36.888	74.4	61.1	E	705.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1973	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Nilsson	-75.9	277.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	27.3	Europe	Sweden	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christine; Swedish opera singer, violinist (1843-1921).
Mars	Mars	Nilus Chaos	25.6	77.2	24.1	27.2	74.8	79.6	W	283.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Named for albedo feature at 20N, 65W.
Mars	MarsE	Nilus Chaos	25.35	282.8	23.859	26.937	285.2	280.4	E	283.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Named for albedo feature at 20N, 65W.
Mars	Mars	Nilus Dorsa	20.5	79.3	18.5	23.1	78.7	79.7	W	272.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for albedo feature at 20N, 65W.
Mars	MarsE	Nilus Dorsa	20.29	280.7	18.305	22.866	281.3	280.3	E	272.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for albedo feature at 20N, 65W.
Mars	Mars	Nilus Mensae	22.5	72.1	21.8	23.0	70.4	74.2	W	210.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Named for albedo feature at 20N, 65W.
Mars	MarsE	Nilus Mensae	22.27	287.9	21.577	22.767	289.6	285.8	E	210.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Named for albedo feature at 20N, 65W.
Venus	Venus	Nimba Corona	32.8	204.5	32.4	33.3	204.0	205.0	E	88.0	Africa	Guinea	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Guinea (West Africa) Earth and mother goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nin	-3.9	266.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	27.1	Europe	France	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anais; French novelist (1903-1977).
Venus	Venus	Nina	-55.5	238.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	24.6	Europe	Russia	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Russian.
Jupiter	Io	Nina Patera	-38.24	162.6	-38.92	-37.38	163.46	161.65	W	52.07	South and Central America	Inca	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Inca fire god.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nineveh Sulcus	23.5	53.1	14.5	29.3	33.6	70.8	W	1,700.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	City where Ishtar was worshipped.
Venus	Venus	Ningal Undae	9.0	60.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	225.0	Asia	Sumerian	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Dunes	Unda, undae	Sumerian desert goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ningishzida	14.1	189.8	13.8	14.5	189.5	190.2	W	32.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian vegetation god.
Venus	Venus	Ningyo Fluctus	-5.5	206.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	970.0	Asia	Japan	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Japanese fish goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ninhursag Corona	-38.0	23.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	Asia	Babylon	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Babylonian earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ninisinna Mons	25.7	197.5	25.2	26.2	197.0	198.0	E	110.0	Asia	Mesopotamian	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Mesopotamian goddess of health and healing.
Venus	Venus	Ninkarraka Corona	65.3	221.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Babylon	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Babylonian goddess of childbirth.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ninkasi	59.2	48.7	58.4	60.1	47.1	50.6	W	81.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sumerian goddess of brewing.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ninki	-8.2	120.5	-10.4	-6.2	118.7	122.7	W	194.2	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Consort to Ea, Babylonian god of water.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ninlil	6.2	118.3	5.3	7.3	117.3	119.3	W	90.8	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chief Assyrian goddess; Asshur's consort.
Venus	Venus	Ninmah Corona	16.5	49.0	14.2	18.7	46.5	51.5	E	700.0	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Sumer-Akkadian mother goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ninsum	-14.5	140.6	-15.3	-13.5	139.6	141.5	W	88.2	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Minor Babylonian goddess of wisdom; Gilgamesh's mother.
Venus	Venus	Nintu Corona	19.2	123.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	75.0	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Akkadian earth goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Ninurta Patera	-16.74	315.25	-17.82	-15.55	316.49	313.93	W	82.34	Asia	Babylon	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Babylonian god of the spring sun.
Venus	Venus	Ninzi	15.9	331.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.1	Asia	Burma	V-31	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Burma (Myanmar) first name.
Venus	Venus	Niobe Planitia	21.0	112.3	18.6	31.1	95.2	133.9	E	5,008.0	Europe	Greek	V-11,12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Greek; her 12 children killed by Artemis and Apollo.
Venus	Venus	Nipa Tholus	8.4	255.7	8.1	8.7	255.2	256.2	E	140.0	North America	Algonquin	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Algonquin moon goddess.
Mars	Mars	Nipigon	34.0	81.9	34.0	34.1	81.8	82.0	W	9.3	North America	Canada	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Nipigon	33.7	278.1	33.699	33.799	278.2	278	E	9.3	North America	Canada	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nippur Sulcus	36.9	185.0	23.4	45.8	173.2	198.0	W	1,425.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Sumerian city.
Mars	Mars	Nirgal Vallis	-28.4	42.0	-30.3	-27.1	37.6	46.5	W	496.0	Asia	Babylon	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Babylonian.
Mars	MarsE	Nirgal Vallis	-28.13	318.0	-30.018	-26.837	322.4	313.5	E	496.0	Asia	Babylon	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Babylonian.
Jupiter	Callisto	Nirkes	31.4	164.3	30.8	32.1	163.4	165.2	W	58.5	Europe	Karelia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karelian patron of squirrel hunting.
Venus	Venus	Nirmali Corona	-6.3	172.3	-6.0	-6.6	172.0	172.6	E	60.0	Asia	Afghanistan	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Nuristan (NE Afghanistan) childbirth goddess.
Earth	Moon	Nishina	-44.6	-170.4					E	65.0	Asia	Japan	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yoshio; Japanese physicist (1890-1951).
Venus	Venus	Nishtigri Corona	-24.5	72.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	275.0	Asia	India	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu earth mother.
Venus	Venus	Nissaba Corona	25.5	355.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Mesopotamian	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mesopotamian wisdom/fetility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Nitro	-21.5	24.0	-21.7	-21.2	23.8	24.3	W	28.7	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in West Virginia, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Nitro	-21.28	336.0	-21.478	-20.982	336.2	335.7	E	28.7	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in West Virginia, USA.
Mars	Mars	Nix Olympica	20.0	130.0	20.0	20.0	130.0	130.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Snows of Olympus;" Olympus was mountain home of gods in Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Nix Olympica	19.79	230.0	19.792	19.792	230	230	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Snows of Olympus;" Olympus was mountain home of gods in Greece.
Mercury	Mercury	Niz?m?	71.5	165.0					W	76.0	Asia	Persian	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elyas Yusof Ganjavi; Persian epic poet (c. 1141-1209).
Mars	Mars	Njesko	-35.5	275.0	-35.8	-35.3	274.7	275.3	W	28.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Czechoslovakia.
Mars	MarsE	Njesko	-35.19	85.0	-35.492	-34.994	85.3	84.7	E	28.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Czechoslovakia.
Jupiter	Callisto	Njord	16.7	132.6	16.2	17.2	132.0	133.1	W	44.6	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nordic gods called the Vanir; pacific, benevolent, guardians of man.
Mars	Mars	Noachis	-45.0	330.0	-45.0	-45.0	330.0	330.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical; "Noah's (Region)."
Mars	MarsE	Noachis	-44.68	30.0	-44.675	-44.675	30	30	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical; "Noah's (Region)."
Mars	Mars	Noachis Terra	-45.0	350.0	-85.0	-5.0	60.0	280.0	W	4,800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Noachis Terra	-44.68	10.0	-84.943	-4.944	300	80	E	4,800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Nobel	15.0	-101.3					E	48.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred Bernhard; Swedish inventor (1833-1896).
Earth	Moon	Nobile	-85.2	53.5					E	73.0	Europe	Italy		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Umberto; Italian artic explorer (1885-1978). <em>Note: Formerly Scott A</em>
Earth	Moon	Nobili	0.2	75.9					E	42.0	Europe	Italy	LTO63D3	LTO-63D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leopoldo; Italian physicist (1784-1835).
Mars	Mars	Noctis Fossae	-2.8	98.7	-6.3	0.3	92.9	104.9	W	725.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature at 10S, 96W.
Mars	MarsE	Noctis Fossae	-2.77	261.3	-6.23	0.297	267.1	255.1	E	725.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature at 10S, 96W.
Mars	Mars	Noctis Labyrinthus	-7.0	102.2	-12.4	-2.6	91.4	111.7	W	1,263.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Noctis Labyrinthus	-6.92	257.8	-12.264	-2.571	268.6	248.3	E	1,263.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Nofret	-58.8	252.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	22.5	Africa	Egypt	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian queen (c. 1900 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Nokomis Montes	20.0	189.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	486.0	North America	Algonquin	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Algonquin (N. America) earth mother.
Mars	Mars	Noma	-25.7	24.4	-26.0	-25.3	24.0	24.7	W	42.1	Africa	Namibia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Namibia.
Mars	MarsE	Noma	-25.45	335.6	-25.745	-25.05	336	335.3	E	42.1	Africa	Namibia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Namibia.
Venus	Venus	Nomeda	-49.2	55.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.4	Europe	Lithuania	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lithuanian first name.
Venus	Venus	Nommo Valles	-40.7	87.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Africa	Mali	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	Dogon (Mali) water deities.
Earth	Moon	Nonius	-34.8	3.8					E	69.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Venus	Venus	Nordenflycht Patera	-35.0	266.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	140.0	Europe	Sweden	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hedwig; Swedish poetess (1718-1763).
Mars	Mars	Nordenskiöld	-52.7	158.9	-53.5	-52.0	157.7	160.1	W	89.0	Europe	Sweden	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nils Adolf Erik; Swedish geologist and geographer, arctic researcher (1832-1901).
Mars	MarsE	Nordenskiöld	-52.39	201.1	-53.189	-51.684	202.3	199.9	E	89.0	Europe	Sweden	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nils Adolf Erik; Swedish geologist and geographer, arctic researcher (1832-1901).
Venus	Venus	Noreen	33.6	22.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.6	Europe	Ireland	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Nori	45.2	343.6	43.9	46.3	341.8	345.6	W	114.0	Europe	Norse	JC-05	I-2067	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Venus	Venus	Noriko	-5.3	358.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.5	Asia	Japan	V-43	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Earth	Moon	Norman	-11.8	-30.4					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO75C2	LTO-75C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert; British natural scientist (unkn-fl. c. 1590).
Venus	Venus	Norna Tesserae	-50.0	263.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Europe	Norse	V-52,60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Norse fate goddess; there are three Nornas weaving fate thread.
Jupiter	Callisto	Norov-Ava	54.6	112.8	54.2	55.0	112.1	113.8	W	41.4	Europe	Mordvinian	JC-03	I-1888	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mordvinian mistress of the field.
Venus	Venus	Norterma Tholus	-77.0	188.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	Asia	Tibet	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Tibetan wealth-giving goddess.
Earth	Moon	North Complex	26.2	3.6					E	2.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Earth	Moon	North Massif	20.4	30.8					E	14.0	Europe	France	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Earth	Moon	North Ray	-8.8	15.5					E	1.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Mars	Mars	Northport	18.7	54.6	18.5	18.9	54.4	54.7	W	19.5	North America	United States	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Northport	18.5	305.4	18.305	18.702	305.6	305.3	E	19.5	North America	United States	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Venus	Venus	Nortia Tesserae	-49.0	160.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	650.0	Europe	Italy	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Etruscan fate goddess.
Venus	Venus	Norwan Dorsa	65.0	163.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	North America	American	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Wintun (California) light goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nott Corona	-32.3	202.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Europe	Scandinavian	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Scandinavian earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Novara	-25.1	10.7	-25.6	-24.6	10.0	11.5	W	86.9	Europe	Italy	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Novara	-24.85	349.3	-25.348	-24.355	350	348.5	E	86.9	Europe	Italy	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Venus	Venus	Nsele	6.7	64.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.1	Africa	Mali	V-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mandingo first name.
Venus	Venus	Nsomeka Planitia	-53.0	195.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,100.0	Africa	Bantu	V-50,59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Bantu culture heroine.
Jupiter	Callisto	Nuada	62.3	272.5	61.5	63.2	271.0	274.1	W	66.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish chieftan god.
Venus	Venus	Nuahine Tessera	-9.0	157.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	Oceania	Polynesia	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Rapanui (Easter Isl.) fate goddess.
Venus	Venus	Nuliayoq Colles	48.0	224.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	North America	Eskimo	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Netsilik Inuit (Hudson Bay Eskimo) sea mistress; similar to Sedna.
Saturn	Rhea	Num	24.0	92.7					W	0.0	Asia	Siberia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nenets and Selkup (Samoyed) god of heaven.
Earth	Moon	Numerov	-70.7	-160.7					E	113.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Boris Vasilievich; Soviet astronomer (1891-1941).
Jupiter	Callisto	Numi-Torum	-50.1	92.9	-51.0	-49.2	91.5	94.3	W	75.6	Asia	Siberia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mansi creator god.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nun Sulci	49.5	316.4	30.5	62.7	302.5	340.0	W	1,500.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Egyptian; chaos; primordial ocean; held germ of all things.
Mars	Mars	Nune	17.7	38.8	17.6	17.8	38.8	38.9	W	8.6	Africa	Mozambique	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mozambique.
Mars	MarsE	Nune	17.51	321.2	17.414	17.612	321.2	321.1	E	8.6	Africa	Mozambique	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mozambique.
Venus	Venus	Nungui Corona	-42.5	245.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	South and Central America	Peru	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hibaro (Peru/Equador) fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Nunn	4.6	91.1					E	19.0	North America	American	LTO64D1	LTO-64D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; American engineer (1905-1968).
Venus	Venus	Nuon	78.6	336.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.5	Asia	Cambodia	V-01	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Khmer first name.
Venus	Venus	Nuptadi Planitia	-73.0	250.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	North America	Mandan	V-59,60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Mandan (US Plains) folk heroine; had magic shell robe.
Venus	Venus	Nuriet	20.6	245.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.9	Europe	Caucasus	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adygan (N. Caucasus) first name.
Jupiter	Io	Nusku Patera	-65.01	3.82	-66.8	-62.89	6.83	1.25	W	124.31	Asia	Assyrian	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Assyrian fire god.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Nut	-54.3	269.3	-55.2	-53.3	267.5	270.9	W	93.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian goddess of the sky.
Mars	Mars	Nutak	17.6	30.3	17.5	17.7	30.2	30.4	W	11.2	North America	Canada	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Newfoundland, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Nutak	17.41	329.7	17.315	17.513	329.8	329.6	E	11.2	North America	Canada	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Newfoundland, Canada.
Venus	Venus	Nutsa	27.5	341.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.0	Asia	Georgia	V-19	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abkhazian (Georgia) first name.
Venus	Venus	Nuvakchin Dorsa	-53.0	212.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,200.0	North America	Hopi	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Hopi snow maiden ('kachina').
Earth	Moon	Nu?l	32.3	167.6					E	61.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frantisek; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1867-1925). (Spelling changed from Nüsl.)
Venus	Venus	Nyakaio Vallis	47.5	339.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Africa	Sudan	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Shilluk (Sudan) semi-crocodile river deity.
Venus	Venus	Nyal'ga	17.0	64.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.5	Africa	Niger	V-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe/Wodabi first name.
Jupiter	Io	Nyambe Patera	0.38	343.11	-0.26	1.15	343.91	342.48	W	58.15	Africa	Zambia	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Zambezi sun god.
Jupiter	Callisto	Nyctimus	-62.8	3.9	-63.2	-62.4	3.0	4.8	W	34.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of Callisto.
Venus	Venus	Nyele	-22.7	318.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.9	Africa	Mali	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mandingo (W. Africa, Mali) first name.
Venus	Venus	Nyogari	-46.4	306.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.0	Africa	Ghana	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ewe (W. Africa, Ghana) first name.
Venus	Venus	Nyx Mons	30.0	48.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	875.0	Europe	Greek	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Greek goddess of night.
Venus	Venus	Nzambi Corona	-45.0	287.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	225.0	Africa	Bantu	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Congo (Bantu) ancestor goddess, mother of all beings.
Venus	Venus	Nzingha Corona	68.7	205.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	140.0	Africa	Angola	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	(Ann Zingha) queen, head of Amazon band (1582-1663). Name changed from Nzingha Patera.
Jupiter	Callisto	Nár	-1.5	46.0	-2.0	-0.8	45.4	46.7	W	56.9	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath	-48.8	-45.7					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöther (Noether)	66.6	-113.5					E	67.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emmy; German mathematician (1882-1935).
Venus	Venus	N?mcová	5.9	125.1	5.9	5.9	125.1	125.1	E	22.9	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bo?ena; Czech novelist, poet (1820-1882).
Venus	Venus	Oakley	-29.3	310.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.4	North America	American	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Annie; American sharpshooter, entertainer (1860-1926).
Venus	Venus	Oanuava Coronae	-32.5	255.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	375.0	Europe	France	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Gaulish Celtic earth goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Oaxaca	38.7	186.3					W	5.2	North America	Mexico	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mexican coal fields.
Neptune	Triton	Ob Sulci	-6.0	328.0					E	0.0	Asia	Ostyak	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Mouth of this river is Ostiak entrance to underworld.
Venus	Venus	Obasi-Nsi Corona	-53.5	291.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	230.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ekoi (S. Nigeria) earth/fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Oberth	62.4	155.4					E	60.0	Europe	Austria		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann; Austrian space scientist (1894-1989).  <em>Note: Formerly Yamamoto W</em>
Venus	Venus	Obiemi Corona	-31.9	276.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Bini (Nigeria) childbirth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Obilukha Corona	-81.5	19.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Europe	Slavic	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	E. Slavic crop protection deity.
Earth	Moon	Obruchev	-38.9	162.1					E	71.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vladimir Afanasievich; Soviet geologist (1863-1956).
Venus	Venus	Obukhova	70.7	289.7	70.7	70.7	287.0	287.0	E	46.0	Europe	Soviet	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nadezhda; Soviet singer (1886-1961).
Mars	Mars	Ocampo	33.0	221.8	32.9	33.0	221.7	221.8	W	7.1	North America	Mexico	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	MarsE	Ocampo	32.7	138.2	32.604	32.704	138.3	138.2	E	7.1	North America	Mexico	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	Mars	Oceanidum Fossa	-62.0	29.4	-62.9	-60.8	27.6	31.0	W	153.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Oceanidum Fossa	-61.73	330.6	-62.636	-60.522	332.4	329	E	153.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Oceanidum Mons	-55.2	41.3	-55.5	-55.0	40.9	41.7	W	33.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Name change from Charitum Tholus.
Mars	MarsE	Oceanidum Mons	-54.89	318.7	-55.196	-54.694	319.1	318.3	E	33.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Name change from Charitum Tholus.
Earth	Moon	Oceanus Procellarum	18.4	-57.4					E	2,568.0	Europe	Latin	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A very large dark area on the moon	Oceanus, oceani	"Ocean of Storms."
Mars	Mars	Ochakov	-42.5	31.9	-42.7	-42.2	31.5	32.3	W	33.3	Europe	Ukraine	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Ochakov	-42.18	328.1	-42.376	-41.877	328.5	327.7	E	33.3	Europe	Ukraine	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ukraine.
Mars	Mars	Ochus Valles	7.2	45.1	6.2	7.9	45.0	45.5	W	104.0	Asia	Turkmenistan	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Hari-Rud River in Turkmenistan.
Mars	MarsE	Ochus Valles	7.12	314.9	6.131	7.812	315	314.5	E	104.0	Asia	Turkmenistan	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Hari-Rud River in Turkmenistan.
Mars	Mars	Octantis Cavi	-53.0	46.1	-53.5	-52.5	45.5	46.6	W	65.0	Europe	Latin	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Octantis Cavi	-52.69	313.9	-53.189	-52.186	314.5	313.4	E	65.0	Europe	Latin	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Octantis Mons	-55.6	42.9	-55.7	-55.5	42.7	43.2	W	17.8	Europe	Latin	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Octantis Mons	-55.3	317.1	-55.397	-55.196	317.3	316.8	E	17.8	Europe	Latin	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo name.
Venus	Venus	Odarka	40.8	138.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Europe	Ukraine	V-12	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ukrainian first name.
Venus	Venus	Oddibjord Tessera	82.0	85.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Europe	Scandinavian	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Scandinavian fortune deity.
Venus	Venus	Odikha	-41.6	238.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.6	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Uzbek first name.
Venus	Venus	Odilia	81.2	200.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.8	Europe	Portugal	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Portuguese first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Odin Planitia	23.3	171.6					W	0.0	Europe	Norway	H-08	I-1066	Adopted by IAU	1976	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Norse god.
Venus	Venus	Oduduwa Corona	-11.0	211.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Yoruba (Nigeria) fertility goddess.
Saturn	Tethys	Odysseus	32.82	128.89	6.0	53.95	101.68	156.66	W	445.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hero of Odyssey.
Venus	Venus	Odzerchen Dorsa	-72.0	152.0	-72.5	-72.0	147.0	157.0	E	300.0	Asia	Tibet	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Tibetan goddess of boundless light.
Earth	Moon	Oenopides	57.0	-64.1					E	67.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Oenotria Scopulus	-11.1	283.1	-12.1	-3.1	271.2	293.2	W	1,360.0	Europe	Latin	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1982	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Oenotria Scopulus	-10.98	76.9	-11.968	-3.065	88.8	66.8	E	1,360.0	Europe	Latin	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1982	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Oersted	43.1	47.2					E	42.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hans Christian; Danish physicist, chemist (1777-1851).
Saturn	Mimas	Oeta Chasma	19.0	122.7	8.0	35.0	111.4	132.0	W	110.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Shook by a Titan in the war between Titans and Olympians.
Saturn	Iapetus	Ogier	42.5	275.1	42.0	43.0	269.7	280.6	W	100.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dane who led 3rd column in Charlemagne's army against Baligant's forces.
Mars	Mars	Oglala	-3.2	38.2	-3.3	-3.0	38.0	38.3	W	18.2	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in South Dakota, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Oglala	-3.16	321.8	-3.263	-2.966	322	321.7	E	18.2	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in South Dakota, USA.
Venus	Venus	Ogulbek	2.4	145.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.5	Asia	Turkmenistan	V-24	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Turkman first name.
Mars	Mars	Ogygis Regio	-45.0	65.0	-45.0	-45.0	65.0	65.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Region of Ogygos;" Ogygos was ancient King of Thebes or Athens, Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Ogygis Regio	-44.68	295.0	-44.675	-44.675	295	295	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Region of Ogygos;" Ogygos was ancient King of Thebes or Athens, Greece.
Mars	Mars	Ogygis Rupes	-33.4	54.5	-35.5	-31.3	53.6	55.2	W	255.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ogygis Rupes	-33.1	305.5	-35.193	-31.012	306.4	304.8	E	255.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Ohm	18.4	-113.5					E	64.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Simon; German physicist (1789-1854).
Venus	Venus	Ohogetsu Corona	-27.0	85.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	175.0	Asia	Japan	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Japanese food goddess.
Saturn	Phoebe	Oileus	-77.1	96.9					W	56.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, king of the Locrians, renowned for his courage in battle.
Venus	Venus	Oilule Fluctus	-22.0	79.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Europe	Bulgaria	V-34,46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	West Bulgarian wife of thunder god.
Jupiter	Europa	Oisín	-52.3	213.4	-52.4	-52.2	213.2	213.6	W	6.2	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mythical Irish warrior, son of Fionn Mac Cumhail and Sadb.
Venus	Venus	Oivit	-73.9	195.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.8	North America	American	V-59	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cheyenne first name.
Venus	Venus	Ojuz Dorsa	6.0	37.0	4.0	8.0	37.0	38.0	E	400.0	Asia	Tajik	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Tajik deity of frost and cold wind.
Earth	Moon	Oken	-43.7	75.9					E	71.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Okenfuss), Lorenz; German biologist, physiologist (1779-1851).
Venus	Venus	Okhin-Tengri Corona	-70.5	40.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Europe	Kalmyk	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Kalmykan fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Okhotsk	23.2	47.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.2	Europe	Russia	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian port.
Mars	MarsE	Okhotsk	22.97	312.6	0	0	360	360	E	1.2	Europe	Russia	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian port.
Venus	Venus	Okipeta Dorsa	67.5	240.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Greek goddess of whirlwind.
Mars	Mars	Okotoks	-21.2	275.7	-21.4	-21.0	275.5	275.9	W	22.6	North America	Canada	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alberta, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Okotoks	-20.98	84.3	-21.18	-20.784	84.5	84.1	E	22.6	North America	Canada	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alberta, Canada.
Venus	Venus	Oksana	11.9	352.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.7	Europe	Ukraine	V-31	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ukrainian first name.
Venus	Venus	Oku	-64.2	232.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.3	Europe	Karelia	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karelian first name.
Venus	Venus	Olapa Chasma	-42.0	208.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	650.0	Africa	Kenya	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Massai (Kenya, Tanzania) moon goddess.
Earth	Moon	Olbers	7.4	-75.9					E	74.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olcott	20.6	117.8					E	81.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Tyler; American astronomer (1873-1936).
Earth	Moon	Old Nameless	-3.7	-17.5					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 14 site.
Venus	Venus	Olena	10.9	149.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Europe	Ukraine	V-24	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ukrainian first name.
Mars	Mars	Olenek	20.1	54.3	20.1	20.1	54.3	54.3	W	3.0	Europe	Russia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Olenek	19.89	305.7	19.891	19.891	305.7	305.7	E	3.0	Europe	Russia	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Olesnicka	18.3	210.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	33.0	Europe	Poland	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Zofia; Polish poet (fl. c. 1550).
Venus	Venus	Olesya	5.6	273.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.0	Europe	Ukraine	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ukrainian first name.
Venus	Venus	Olga	26.1	283.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.5	Europe	Russia	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Saturn	Iapetus	Oliver	62.5	200.8	62.1	63.0	190.9	210.7	W	113.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roland's friend; mortally wounded by Marganice.
Venus	Venus	Olivia	37.2	207.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.2	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dutch first name.
Earth	Moon	Olivier	59.1	138.5					E	69.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Pollard; American astronomer (1884-1975).
Venus	Venus	Olokun Vallis	81.5	269.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Bini sea and river goddess (also known as a god).
Mars	Mars	Olom	23.2	57.8	23.1	23.2	57.7	57.8	W	6.0	Europe	Russia	MTM 25057	I-1919	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Olom	22.97	302.2	22.866	22.966	302.3	302.2	E	6.0	Europe	Russia	MTM 25057	I-1919	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Olosa Colles	18.0	353.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Yoruba (Nigeria) lagoon goddess.
Mars	Mars	Oltis Valles	-23.9	21.7	-25.2	-22.4	21.0	22.6	W	173.0	Europe	France	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Lot river, France.
Mars	MarsE	Oltis Valles	-23.66	338.3	-24.951	-22.172	339	337.4	E	173.0	Europe	France	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Lot river, France.
Jupiter	Callisto	Oluksak	-47.8	63.5	-48.8	-46.7	61.9	65.0	W	86.7	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eskimo god of lakes.
Venus	Venus	Olwen Corona	37.5	67.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	175.0	Europe	Celtic	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Brythonic goddess of spring growth.
Venus	Venus	Olya	51.4	291.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.4	Europe	Russia	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Mars	Mars	Olympia	80.0	200.0	80.0	80.0	200.0	200.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Ancient and modern Greek city.
Mars	MarsE	Olympia	79.89	160.0	79.888	79.888	160	160	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Ancient and modern Greek city.
Mars	Mars	Olympia Undae	81.5	180.0	79.0	85.0	120.0	260.0	W	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2003	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Olympia Undae	81.4	180.0	78.878	84.943	240	100	E	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2003	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Olympica Fossae	25.0	114.1	23.1	27.2	110.9	117.3	W	420.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 17N, 134W.
Mars	MarsE	Olympica Fossae	24.75	245.9	22.866	26.937	249.1	242.7	E	420.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 17N, 134W.
Mars	Mars	Olympus Mons	18.6	134.0	13.7	23.8	129.0	139.3	W	648.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Olympus Mons	18.4	226.0	13.551	23.561	231	220.7	E	648.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Olympus Rupes	18.6	134.0	13.7	23.8	129.0	139.3	W	1,800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Olympus Rupes	18.4	226.0	13.551	23.561	231	220.7	E	1,800.0	Europe	Greek	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Oma	-42.7	329.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.6	North America	Sioux	V-54	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sioux first name.
Earth	Moon	Omar Khayyam	58.0	-102.1					E	70.0	Asia	Persian	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Al-Khayy?m?; Persian mathematician, astronomer, poet (c. 1048-c. 1131).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ombos Facula	4.8	236.0	2.9	6.6	234.3	238.0	W	170.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Egyptian town where Sebek's triad worshipped; present Kom Ombo.
Mars	Mars	Ome	20.8	256.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.9	Asia	Japan	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Mars	MarsE	Ome	20.59	104.0	0	0	360	360	E	2.9	Asia	Japan	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Venus	Venus	Omeciuatl Corona	16.5	119.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	175.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec generative power.
Jupiter	Callisto	Omol'	42.3	116.9	41.7	43.0	116.0	117.9	W	60.4	Europe	Russia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Komi wood spirit.
Venus	Venus	Omosi-Mama Corona	64.5	306.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	480.0	Asia	China	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Manchoo childbirth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Omutnitsa Vallis	33.0	292.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Europe	Slavic	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	E. Slavic river deity.
Venus	Venus	Onatah Corona	49.0	5.5	49.0	49.0	3.4	7.1	E	298.0	North America	Iroquois	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Iroquois corn spirit.
Venus	Venus	Onenhste Corona	-19.0	221.5	-19.9	-18.2	220.1	222.5	E	230.0	North America	Iroquois	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mohawk/Iroquois corn maiden, the eldest of the Three Sisters, the harvest deities.
Jupiter	Europa	Onga Linea	-38.7	211.3	-36.7	-36.4	190.7	230.3	W	870.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2000	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Phoenician name for Athene.
Venus	Venus	Ongwuti Mons	-2.0	194.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	Hopi	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Hopi salt-woman deity, predicts seasons.
Venus	Venus	Onissya	-25.6	150.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.2	Europe	Russia	V-49	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Komi-Permyak (Urals Finn) first name.
Earth	Moon	Onizuka	-36.2	-148.9					E	29.0	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ellison Shoji; member of the Challenger crew (1946-1986).
Mars	Mars	Onon	16.3	257.6	16.3	16.4	257.6	257.6	W	3.5	Asia	Mongolia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mongolia.
Mars	MarsE	Onon	16.13	102.4	16.126	16.225	102.4	102.4	E	3.5	Asia	Mongolia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mongolia.
Mars	Mars	Oodnadatta	-52.8	34.2	-53.0	-52.5	33.8	34.5	W	27.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Oodnadatta	-52.49	325.8	-52.687	-52.186	326.2	325.5	E	27.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-26SW	I-1683	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Uranus	Ariel	Oonagh	-21.9	244.4					E	39.0	Europe	Ireland	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish Queen of Fairies.
Earth	Moon	Opelt	-16.3	-17.5					E	48.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1794-1863).
Mars	Mars	Ophir	-10.0	65.0	-10.0	-10.0	65.0	65.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical land to which King Solomon sent naval expedition; probably India.
Mars	MarsE	Ophir	-9.89	295.0	-9.889	-9.889	295	295	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical land to which King Solomon sent naval expedition; probably India.
Mars	Mars	Ophir Catenae	-9.6	59.4	-10.1	-8.7	54.3	64.0	W	577.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ophir Catenae	-9.49	300.6	-9.988	-8.603	305.7	296	E	577.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ophir Cavus	-10.0	55.1	-10.1	-9.9	54.8	55.4	W	36.8	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ophir Cavus	-9.89	304.9	-9.988	-9.791	305.2	304.6	E	36.8	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ophir Chasma	-4.0	72.5	-5.5	-3.0	69.8	75.1	W	317.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ophir Chasma	-3.96	287.5	-5.438	-2.966	290.2	284.9	E	317.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ophir Labes	-11.1	68.5	-11.8	-10.6	67.8	69.3	W	89.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	From albedo feature at 10S, 65W.
Mars	MarsE	Ophir Labes	-10.98	291.5	-11.671	-10.483	292.2	290.7	E	89.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Landslide	Labes, lab?s	From albedo feature at 10S, 65W.
Mars	Mars	Ophir Planum	-8.8	57.5	-14.0	-3.0	53.0	63.0	W	650.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ophir Planum	-8.7	302.5	-13.848	-2.966	307	297	E	650.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Opika	-57.1	151.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.8	Europe	Chuvash	V-58	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chuvash (Volga area) first name.
Earth	Moon	Oppenheimer	-35.2	-166.3					E	208.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	J. (Julius) Robert; American physicist (1904-1967).
Earth	Moon	Oppolzer	-1.5	-0.5					E	40.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodor Ritter von; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1841-1886).
Venus	Venus	Ops Corona	68.8	89.0	68.8	68.8	86.4	91.6	E	183.0	Europe	Greek	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Oraibi	17.4	32.4	17.1	17.7	32.1	32.7	W	33.0	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Arizona, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Oraibi	17.22	327.6	16.918	17.513	327.9	327.3	E	33.0	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Arizona, USA.
Mars	Mars	Orcus Patera	14.3	181.5	11.0	17.4	180.0	183.0	W	375.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Orcus Patera	14.15	178.5	10.879	17.215	180	177	E	375.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Orczy	3.7	52.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	26.9	Europe	Hungary	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emmuska; Hungarian novelist, playwright (1865-1947).
Mars	Mars	Ore	17.0	34.0	16.9	17.0	33.9	34.1	W	7.0	Africa	Nigeria	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Mars	MarsE	Ore	16.82	326.0	16.72	16.819	326.1	325.9	E	7.0	Africa	Nigeria	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Earth	Moon	Oresme	-42.4	169.2					E	76.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oresme, Nicole; French mathematician (1323(?)-1382).
Jupiter	Callisto	Orestheus	-46.7	47.7	-46.9	-46.5	47.4	48.1	W	22.5	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of Callisto.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Orgnac	-6.3	202.7					E	10.6	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in France.
Venus	Venus	Orguk	-23.5	198.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.7	Asia	Siberia	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nivkhi (Amur River area, E. Siberia) first name.
Mars	Mars	Orinda	45.7	233.1	45.6	45.8	233.0	233.2	W	9.8	North America	United States	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in California, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Orinda	45.38	126.9	45.275	45.475	127	126.8	E	9.8	North America	United States	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in California, USA.
Venus	Venus	Orlette	-68.1	193.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Europe	France	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Earth	Moon	Orlov	-25.7	-175.0					E	81.0	Europe	Soviet	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Iakovlevich; Soviet astronomer (1880-1954); Sergei Vladimirovich; Soviet astronomer (1880-1958).
Venus	Venus	Orlova	56.5	235.0	56.5	56.5	235.0	235.0	E	19.6	Europe	Soviet	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lyubov; Soviet actress (1902-1975).
Saturn	Rhea	Ormazd	52.5	58.5					W	0.0	Asia	Persian	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Persian progenitor god of light.
Neptune	Triton	Ormet Sulci	17.0	337.0					E	0.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Norse river through which dead pass.
Earth	Moon	Orontius	-40.6	-4.6					E	105.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oronce Fine (Orontius Finaeus Delphinatus); French mathematician, cartographer (1494-1555).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Orpheus	25.6	176.7					W	1.1	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Singer and musician in Greek mythology; fails to bring his love Eurydice from Hades.
Mars	Mars	Orson Welles	-0.2	45.9	-1.0	0.8	44.8	47.0	W	124.5	North America	American	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Orson; American radio and motion picture actor and director (1915-1985).
Mars	MarsE	Orson Welles	-0.2	314.1	-0.989	0.791	315.2	313	E	124.5	North America	American	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Orson; American radio and motion picture actor and director (1915-1985).
Venus	Venus	Ortensia	7.6	155.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Europe	Italy	V-25	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian first name.
Mars	Mars	Ortygia	60.0	0.0	60.0	60.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Floating island (present Delos) where Leto bore Apollo and Artemis.
Mars	MarsE	Ortygia	59.72	360.0	59.718	59.718	360	360	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Floating island (present Delos) where Leto bore Apollo and Artemis.
Mars	Mars	Ortygia Colles	54.1	9.6	52.0	56.0	8.0	12.0	W	268.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Named for classical albedo feature at 65N, 350W.
Mars	MarsE	Ortygia Colles	53.79	350.4	51.684	55.698	352	348	E	268.0	Europe	Greek	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Named for classical albedo feature at 65N, 350W.
Earth	Moon	Osama	18.6	5.2					E	0.5	Asia	Arabian	S-01	41 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic male name
Venus	Venus	Oshalche	29.7	155.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.3	Europe	Mari	V-13	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mari (Volga Finn) first name.
Venus	Venus	Oshumare Dorsa	-58.5	79.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Yoruba rainbow deity.
Venus	Venus	Oshun Farra	4.2	19.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	Yoruba (Nigeria) fresh water goddess.
Venus	Venus	Osipenko	71.2	321.0	71.0	71.0	321.0	321.0	E	30.0	Europe	Soviet	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polina; Soviet aviator (1907-1939).
Earth	Moon	Osiris	18.6	27.6					E	1.0	Africa	Egypt	S-02	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian god of the dead
Jupiter	Ganymede	Osiris	-38.1	166.4	-39.2	-36.9	164.9	167.8	W	107.7	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian god of the dead.
Jupiter	Callisto	Oski	57.5	269.0	56.9	58.0	267.9	270.0	W	48.1	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; a name for Odin.
Earth	Moon	Osman	-11.0	-6.2					E	2.0	Asia	Turkey	S-01	77 D1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Turkish male name.
Saturn	Mimas	Ossa Chasma	-23.56	303.75	-27.81	-18.25	290.18	318.37	W	95.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Mt. Pelion piled on top of it in war between Titans and Gods.
Mars	Mars	Ostrov	-26.8	28.2	-27.4	-26.2	27.5	28.8	W	73.0	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Ostrov	-26.54	331.8	-27.135	-25.944	332.5	331.2	E	73.0	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Ostwald	10.4	121.9					E	104.0	Europe	Germany	LTO65B4	LTO-65B4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm; German chemist; Nobel laureate (1853-1932).
Mars	Mars	Osuga Valles	-15.3	38.6	-16.6	-14.5	37.2	39.7	W	185.0	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Osuga Valles	-15.14	321.4	-16.423	-14.343	322.8	320.3	E	185.0	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Russia.
Jupiter	Io	Ot Mons	4.21	215.64	1.72	6.29	217.75	213.74	W	154.71	Asia	Mongolia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	Mountain	Mons, montes	Mongolian fire and marriage goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Ot Patera	-1.1	217.4	-1.87	-0.26	217.85	216.81	W	52.26	Asia	Mongolia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mongolian fire and marriage goddess.
Venus	Venus	Otafuku Tholi	28.7	46.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	Asia	Japan	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Japanese goddess of joyfulness.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Otago	23.7	164.5					W	7.9	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Largest New Zealand coal field.
Venus	Venus	Otau Corona	67.8	298.7	67.6	67.9	296.7	300.6	E	172.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Bini (S. Nigeria) goddess of fertility.
Uranus	Oberon	Othello	-66.0	42.9					E	114.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shakespearean character.
Saturn	Iapetus	Othon	33.3	347.8	33.2	33.3	343.6	352.0	W	86.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of twelve peers; guarded French dead while Charlemagne pursued Saracen forces; sixth column leader.
Mars	Mars	Oti Fossae	-9.3	116.8	-12.0	-7.0	115.0	119.4	W	370.0	Europe	Greek	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature.
Mars	MarsE	Oti Fossae	-9.2	243.2	-11.869	-6.922	245	240.6	E	370.0	Europe	Greek	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature.
Jupiter	Callisto	Ottar	61.5	103.9	60.9	62.2	102.5	105.3	W	59.8	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Innsteinn's son and Freyja's favorite.
Venus	Venus	Ottavia	-47.5	187.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.9	Europe	Roman	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roman first name.
Mars	Mars	Ottumwa	24.8	55.8	24.4	25.2	55.4	56.3	W	53.2	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iowa, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Ottumwa	24.55	304.2	24.156	24.951	304.6	303.7	E	53.2	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iowa, USA.
Venus	Venus	Otygen Corona	-57.0	30.5	-57.0	-57.0	30.5	30.5	E	400.0	Asia	Mongolia	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mongolian earth mother.
Mars	Mars	Oudemans	-10.0	91.9	-11.0	-9.0	90.9	92.9	W	124.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean A.; Dutch astronomer (1827-1906).
Mars	MarsE	Oudemans	-9.89	268.1	-10.879	-8.9	269.1	267.1	E	124.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean A.; Dutch astronomer (1827-1906).
Venus	Venus	Outi	61.6	267.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.5	Europe	Finland	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Venus	Venus	Ovda Fluctus	-6.1	95.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	310.0	Europe	Mari	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Named from regio where feature is located.
Venus	Venus	Ovda Regio	-2.8	85.6	-9.5	3.9	62.0	109.2	E	5,280.0	Europe	Mari	V-34,35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Marijian; Titaness having supernatural power.
Mercury	Mercury	Ovid	-69.5	22.5					W	44.0	Europe	Roman	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Publius Ovidius Naso; Roman poet (43 B.C.-A.D. 17).
Mars	Mars	Oxia Chaos	0.2	39.9	0.0	0.4	39.8	40.1	W	26.5	Europe	Latin	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Oxia Chaos	0.2	320.1	0	0.395	320.2	319.9	E	26.5	Europe	Latin	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Oxia Colles	21.7	26.7	17.4	25.8	23.5	29.9	W	569.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature at 25N, 24W.
Mars	MarsE	Oxia Colles	21.48	333.3	17.215	25.546	336.5	330.1	E	569.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature at 25N, 24W.
Mars	Mars	Oxia Palus	8.0	18.0	8.0	8.0	18.0	18.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Lake (swamp into which Oxus River flows; i.e. Sea of Aral).
Mars	MarsE	Oxia Palus	7.91	342.0	7.911	7.911	342	342	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Lake (swamp into which Oxus River flows; i.e. Sea of Aral).
Mars	Mars	Oxus	20.0	12.0	20.0	20.0	12.0	12.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Present Amoo-Darya River.
Mars	MarsE	Oxus	19.79	348.0	19.792	19.792	348	348	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Present Amoo-Darya River.
Venus	Venus	Oya Dorsa	21.5	157.5	17.0	24.0	154.5	160.0	E	480.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Yoruba (Nigeria) goddess of violent rainstorms.
Venus	Venus	Ozza Mons	4.5	201.0	4.5	4.6	198.6	203.4	E	507.0	Asia	Persian	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Persian goddess honored by the Koreishies.
Venus	Venus	O'Connor	-26.0	143.9	-26.0	-26.0	143.8	143.8	E	30.4	North America	American	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Flannery; American novelist (1925-1964).
Earth	Moon	O'Day	-30.6	157.5					E	71.0	North America	American	LM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marcus; American physicist (1897-1961).
Venus	Venus	O'Keeffe	24.5	228.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	76.9	North America	American	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgia; American artist (1887-1986).
Mars	Mars	Pabo	-27.2	23.1	-27.2	-27.1	23.0	23.2	W	8.9	Africa	Uganda	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Uganda.
Mars	MarsE	Pabo	-26.94	336.9	-26.937	-26.837	337	336.8	E	8.9	Africa	Uganda	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Uganda.
Venus	Venus	Pachamama Corona	-36.0	21.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	130.0	South and Central America	Inca	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Incan earth goddess.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Padirac	-4.3	5.2					E	1.9	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave with underground river in France.
Venus	Venus	Padma Tholi	-34.7	68.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Asia	India	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Hindu lotus goddess.
Saturn	Dione	[Padua Linea]	-20.0	210.7	-43.2	5.1	178.7	245.4	W	780.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Dropped, disallowed	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	City in Northern Italy founded by Antenor. <em>Note: Changed to Padua Chasmata 3/17/2008.</em>
Mars	Mars	Padus Vallis	-4.6	150.1	-4.9	-4.1	149.9	150.1	W	46.0	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Po River in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Padus Vallis	-4.55	209.9	-4.845	-4.054	210.1	209.9	E	46.0	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Po River in Italy.
Venus	Venus	Pahto Mons	-64.5	114.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	North America	American	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Yakima/Klickitat (NW Coast) mountain goddess.
Venus	Venus	Paige	-1.2	24.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.8	Europe	Italy	V-32	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian first name.
Venus	Venus	Pajan Yan Tholus	8.3	252.2	7.8	8.5	251.6	253.0	E	80.0	Asia	Cambodia	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Cambodian healing goddess whose face appears in markings on the Moon.
Mars	Mars	Paks	-7.7	42.1	-7.8	-7.7	42.0	42.2	W	6.8	Europe	Hungary	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary.
Mars	MarsE	Paks	-7.61	317.9	-7.713	-7.614	318	317.8	E	6.8	Europe	Hungary	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary.
Mars	Mars	Palana	21.3	258.0	21.2	21.3	258.0	258.1	W	5.1	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kamchatka, Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Palana	21.08	102.0	20.982	21.081	102	101.9	E	5.1	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kamchatka, Russia.
Saturn	Dione	Palatine Chasmata	-48.0	316.0	0.0	-69.7	72.8	280.7	W	1,100.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	One of the Seven Hills of Rome. <em>Note: Descriptor term changed to plural (chasmata) and coordinates and size changed 3/17/2008.</em>
Saturn	Dione	[Palatine Linea]	-40.6	305.4	-63.7	-5.5	282.5	328.7	W	645.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Dropped, disallowed	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	One of the Seven Hills of Rome. <em>Note: Name dropped 3/17/2008 because the feature is now part of Palatine Chasmata.</em>
Saturn	Dione	Palinurus	-3.3	63.0	-3.89	-2.73	62.22	63.48	W	11.9	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pilot of Aeneas' fleet.  <em>Note: Defines 63 degrees longitude on Dione. This name was mistakenly applied to a larger crater (4.0S, 61.4W, 33 km), but was moved back to the longitude-defining crater (also a RAND control point crater) on Jan. 11, 2008.</em>
Earth	Moon	Palisa	-9.4	-7.2					E	33.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann; Czechoslovakian-Austrian astronomer (1848-1925).
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Palisa Regio	-23.0	34.0					E	23.0	Europe	Austria	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Johann; Austrian astronomer, discovered Ida (1848-1925).
Earth	Moon	Palitzsch	-28.0	64.5					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Georg; German astronomer (1723-1788).
Mars	Mars	Pallacopas Vallis	-55.3	21.0	-56.2	-53.2	11.0	30.4	W	660.0	Asia	Babylon	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Lowell canal name; also classical river name.
Mars	MarsE	Pallacopas Vallis	-55.0	339.0	-55.899	-52.888	349	329.6	E	660.0	Asia	Babylon	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Lowell canal name; also classical river name.
Earth	Moon	Pallas	5.5	-1.6					E	46.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Palmetto	-8.9	15.5					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Earth	Moon	Palmieri	-28.6	-47.7					E	40.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Luigi; Italian physicist, mathematician (1807-1896).
Saturn	Mimas	Palomides	3.39	162.0	1.72	4.7	160.33	163.02	W	10.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen enemy of Tristam.  <em>Note: Defines 162 degrees longitude on Mimas.</em>
Mars	Mars	Palos	-2.7	249.2	-3.2	-2.2	248.7	249.6	W	55.1	Europe	Spain	MC-22	I-2352	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Palos	-2.67	110.8	-3.164	-2.175	111.3	110.4	E	55.1	Europe	Spain	MC-22	I-2352	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Earth	Moon	Palus Epidemiarum	-32.0	-28.2					E	286.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Swamp"; small plain	Palus, paludes	"Marsh of Epidemics."
Earth	Moon	Palus Putredinis	26.5	0.4					E	161.0	Europe	Latin	LTO41B4	LTO-41B4	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Swamp"; small plain	Palus, paludes	"Marsh of Decay."
Earth	Moon	Palus Somni	14.1	45.0					E	143.0	Europe	Latin	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Swamp"; small plain	Palus, paludes	"Marsh of Sleep."
Venus	Venus	Pamela	11.0	238.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.2	Europe	England	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Jupiter	Amalthea	Pan	55.0	35.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	TRANS	1979	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek; goat-god, son of Amalthea and Hermes in some legends, also Zeus' foster brother.
Saturn	Rhea	Pan Ku	65.7	107.7					W	0.0	Asia	China	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Miao; creator of all things.
Jupiter	Io	Pan Mensa	-50.88	31.77	-53.49	-47.23	37.7	26.85	W	218.09	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Father of Iynx.
Mars	Mars	Panchaia	60.0	200.0	60.0	60.0	200.0	200.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Situated near Heliopolis, Egypt; or island in Red Sea rich in frankincense, gold, silver, thus Utopia.
Mars	MarsE	Panchaia	59.72	160.0	59.718	59.718	160	160	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Situated near Heliopolis, Egypt; or island in Red Sea rich in frankincense, gold, silver, thus Utopia.
Mars	Mars	Panchaia Rupes	64.0	230.0	52.0	72.0	210.0	250.0	W	1,500.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	2003	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for classical albedo feature at 62N, 220W.
Mars	MarsE	Panchaia Rupes	63.74	130.0	51.684	71.808	150	110	E	1,500.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	2003	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for classical albedo feature at 62N, 220W.
Mars	Mars	Pandorae Fretum	-25.0	316.0	-25.0	-25.0	316.0	316.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Woman who let loose evils of world when she opened a box.
Mars	MarsE	Pandorae Fretum	-24.75	44.0	-24.752	-24.752	44	44	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Woman who let loose evils of world when she opened a box.
Venus	Venus	Pandrosos Dorsa	58.2	207.7	51.8	64.2	206.5	206.1	E	1,254.0	Europe	Greek	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Greek dew goddess.
Earth	Moon	Paneth	63.0	-94.8					E	65.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Adolf; German chemist (1887-1958).
Saturn	Mimas	Pangea Chasma	-28.12	340.41	-44.7	-13.74	321.21	357.33	W	150.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Picked up by a Titan in the war with the gods.
Venus	Venus	Pani Corona	19.9	231.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	320.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Maori fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Panina Patera	-13.0	309.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.0	Europe	Russia	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Varya; Gypsy/Russian singer (1872-1911).
Earth	Moon	Pannekoek	-4.2	140.5					E	71.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antonie; Dutch astronomer (1873-1960).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Pao-yü	-73.2	105.6					W	0.8	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lover of Tai-yü in novel by Ts'ao Chan (China, 18th century; also "Dream of the Red Chamber", 1929).
Venus	Venus	Paoro Tholi	10.5	268.0	10.1	11.3	267.0	269.0	E	225.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Maori (New Zealand) goddess of echoes; she gave voice to the first woman Marikoriko.
Earth	Moon	Papaleksi	10.2	164.0					E	97.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaj Dmitrievich; Soviet physicist (1880-1947).
Earth	Moon	Paracelsus	-23.0	163.1					E	83.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim; Swiss-German doctor, chemist (1493-1541).
Mars	Mars	Paraná Valles	-23.1	10.2	-26.2	-20.3	8.4	11.7	W	350.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient and modern name for South American river (Brazil, Argentina).
Mars	MarsE	Paraná Valles	-22.87	349.8	-25.944	-20.09	351.6	348.3	E	350.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient and modern name for South American river (Brazil, Argentina).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos	50.4	-149.9					E	94.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Parenago	25.9	-108.5					E	93.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pavel Petrovich; Soviet astronomer (1906-1960).
Venus	Venus	Parga Chasmata	-20.0	255.0	-39.0	-1.0	207.0	294.0	E	11,000.0	Asia	Siberia	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Nenets (Samoyed) forest witch. (Feature extent expanded in 2001.)
Venus	Venus	Parishan	-0.2	146.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.8	Asia	Turkey	V-36	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kurdian first name.
Earth	Moon	Parkhurst	-33.4	103.6					E	96.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John A.; American astronomer (1861-1925).
Venus	Venus	Parma Corona	44.5	17.5	44.0	45.1	16.5	18.5	E	110.0	Europe	Komi	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Komi-Permyakan (Ural Finn) personification of wilderness, in particular, of the North Ural taiga-covered uplands; mother of the first man, Pera.
Mars	Mars	Paros	22.2	98.2	21.9	22.5	97.9	98.5	W	34.1	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Famous in antiquity for its marble quarries.
Mars	MarsE	Paros	21.97	261.8	21.676	22.271	262.1	261.5	E	34.1	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Famous in antiquity for its marble quarries.
Venus	Venus	Parra	20.5	78.5	20.5	20.5	78.5	78.5	E	42.4	South and Central America	Chile	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chilean writer.
Earth	Moon	Parrot	-14.5	3.3					E	70.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parry	-7.9	-15.8					E	47.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Edward; British explorer (1790-1855).
Earth	Moon	Parsons	37.3	-171.2					E	40.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John "Jack" Whiteside; American rocketry scientist (1914-1952).
Mars	Mars	Parva Planum	-76.0	103.0	-81.0	-71.0	85.0	130.0	W	750.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Parva Planum	-75.85	257.0	-80.899	-70.799	275	230	E	750.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Parvina	-62.2	153.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Asia	Tajik	V-58	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tajik first name.
Earth	Moon	Pascal	74.6	-70.3					E	115.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Blaise; French mathematician (1623-1662).
Earth	Moon	Paschen	-13.5	-139.8					E	124.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich; German physicist (1865-1940).
Venus	Venus	Pasha	42.7	156.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.2	Europe	Russia	V-13	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Mars	Mars	Pasithea Dorsum	-55.5	41.9	-56.1	-54.6	38.3	45.0	W	250.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Mars	MarsE	Pasithea Dorsum	-55.2	318.1	-55.799	-54.293	321.7	315	E	250.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Venus	Venus	Pasom-mana Tesserae	-33.0	49.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	North America	Hopi	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Hopi goddess of dreams and the insane.
Earth	Moon	Pasteur	-11.9	104.6					E	224.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Mars	Mars	Pasteur	19.4	335.5	18.6	20.4	334.5	336.5	W	113.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis; French chemist (1822-1895).
Mars	MarsE	Pasteur	19.2	24.5	18.404	20.189	25.5	23.5	E	113.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis; French chemist (1822-1895).
Venus	Venus	Pasu-Ava Corona	29.0	319.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Europe	Mari	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mari (Volga Finn) harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Pat	2.9	262.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.1	Europe	England	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Mars	Mars	Patapsco Vallis	24.0	207.5	23.6	24.0	206.0	208.9	W	153.0	North America	United States	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Maryland, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Patapsco Vallis	23.76	152.5	23.363	23.76	154	151.1	E	153.0	North America	United States	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Maryland, USA.
Venus	Venus	Patimat	-1.3	156.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.1	Europe	Caucasus	V-37	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Avarian (Daghestan) first name.
Earth	Moon	Patricia	25.0	0.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	41 A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English female name.
Earth	Moon	Patsaev	-16.7	133.4					E	55.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102A1	LTO-102A1	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Viktor Ivanovich; Soviet engineer, cosmonaut (1933-1971).
Venus	Venus	Patti	35.0	301.6	35.0	35.0	301.4	301.9	E	47.0	Europe	Italy	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adelina; Italian singer (1843-1919).
Earth	Moon	Pauli	-44.5	137.5					E	84.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wolfgang; Austrian-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1900-1958).
Jupiter	Io	Pautiwa Patera	-34.2	345.59	-34.29	-34.11	345.7	345.48	W	6.62	North America	Hopi	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hopi (USA) name for the sun.
Venus	Venus	Pavlinka	-25.5	158.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.5	Europe	Belarus	V-49	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Belorussian first name.
Earth	Moon	Pavlov	-28.8	142.5					E	148.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ivan Petrovich; Soviet physiologist; Nobel laureate (1849-1936).
Venus	Venus	Pavlova Corona	14.3	38.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	37.0	Europe	Russia	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Anna; Russian ballet dancer (1881-1931).
Mars	Mars	Pavonis Chasma	2.7	111.2	2.4	3.0	110.8	111.5	W	45.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Pavonis Chasma	2.67	248.8	2.373	2.966	249.2	248.5	E	45.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Pavonis Fossae	4.1	111.5	3.5	4.7	110.2	113.0	W	168.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Pavonis Fossae	4.05	248.5	3.461	4.647	249.8	247	E	168.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Pavonis Mons	0.8	113.4	-2.0	4.2	109.9	116.2	W	375.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Pavonis Mons	0.79	246.6	-1.977	4.153	250.1	243.8	E	375.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Pavonis Sulci	4.0	116.5	0.2	7.3	115.0	118.0	W	429.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Pavonis Sulci	3.96	243.5	0.198	7.219	245	242	E	429.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Albedo name.
Earth	Moon	Pawsey	44.5	145.0					E	60.0	Oceania	Australia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Lade; Australian radio astronomer (1908-1962).
Venus	Venus	Payne-Gaposchkin Patera	-25.5	196.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	North America	American	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Cecilia Helena; American astronomer (1900-1979).
Venus	Venus	Pazar-ana Corona	-3.2	214.8	-4.3	-2.1	213.8	215.8	E	300.0	Europe	Moldova	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Gagauzan (Moldova) "Sunday mother," protector of women.
Venus	Venus	Pchilka Patera	26.5	234.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Europe	Ukraine	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Olena (Olga Kosach); Ukrainian writer and ethnographer (1849-1930).
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Peacock	-2.0	52.0					E	0.2	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in Florida, USA.
Earth	Moon	Peary	88.6	33.0					E	73.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Edwin; American explorer (1856-1920).
Earth	Moon	Pease	12.5	-106.1					E	38.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francis Gladheim; American astronomer (1881-1938).
Venus	Venus	Peck	-28.9	294.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.4	North America	American	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Annie; American mountaineer, educator (1850-1935).
Saturn	Rhea	Pedn	46.0	351.7					W	0.0	Asia	Malaysia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Negrito (Malay Peninsula) god who created first men.
Earth	Moon	Peek	2.6	86.9					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO63C3	LTO-63C3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bertrand Meigh; British astronomer (1891-1965).
Venus	Venus	Peggy	-20.4	357.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.9	Europe	England	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name (form of Margaret).
Earth	Moon	Peirce	18.3	53.5					E	18.0	North America	American	LTO44D4	LTO-44D4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Benjamin; American mathematician, astronomer (1809-1880).
Earth	Moon	Peirescius	-46.5	67.6					E	61.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri De; French astronomer, archaeologist (1580-1637).
Mars	Mars	Peixe	20.5	47.7	20.4	20.6	47.6	47.8	W	10.3	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Peixe	20.29	312.3	20.189	20.387	312.4	312.2	E	10.3	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Jupiter	Callisto	Pekko	18.3	5.4	17.5	18.9	4.7	6.2	W	62.0	Europe	Finland	JC-06	I-1887	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finno-Ugric god of barley.
Jupiter	Europa	Pelagon Linea	35.5	173.6	31.5	36.5	161.5	187.9	W	616.7	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	King who sold Cadmus the cow with a white full moon on each flank.
Jupiter	Io	Pele	-18.71	255.28	-30.5	-8.1	257.6	258.0	W	0.0	Oceania	Hawaii	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Hawaiian goddess of the volcano.
Saturn	Phoebe	Peleus	20.2	192.2					W	44.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Aeacus, father of Achilles.
Saturn	Mimas	Pelion Chasma	-25.31	250.08	-25.8	-22.7	233.42	266.83	W	100.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Mountain piled up with Mt. Ossa in war with gods.
Saturn	Mimas	Pellinore	29.76	135.45	25.14	35.26	129.81	139.8	W	36.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King whose duty was to pursue the questing beast and either run it to earth or lose his strength.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Pelléas	63.1	221.3					W	1.2	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Beloved of Mélisande in Maeterlinck drama and later musical works by Faure, Debussy and Schoenberg.
Jupiter	Europa	Pelorus Linea	-19.8	188.3	-21.5	-9.4	212.0	159.6	W	1,535.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; survivor of the men Cadmus sowed with the dragon's teeth; a founder of Thebes.
Venus	Venus	Penardun Linea	-54.0	344.0	-54.0	-54.0	344.0	344.0	E	975.0	Europe	Celtic	V-61	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Celtic sky goddess.
Saturn	Tethys	Penelope	-10.83	249.22	-20.94	1.0	241.1	258.48	W	207.5	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Faithful wife of Odysseus.
Mars	Mars	Peneus Patera	-58.1	307.5	-59.2	-57.0	305.5	309.5	W	133.6	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	From albedo feature at 48S, 290W.
Mars	MarsE	Peneus Patera	-57.81	52.5	-58.913	-56.703	54.5	50.5	E	133.6	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	From albedo feature at 48S, 290W.
Mercury	Mercury	Pentas	5.0	310.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Venus	Venus	Penthesilea Fossa	-12.0	214.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,700.0	Europe	Greek	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Greek amazon queen.
Earth	Moon	Pentland	-64.6	11.5					E	56.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Mars	Mars	Peraea Cavus	-29.9	264.8	-30.2	-29.6	264.1	265.2	W	55.2	Europe	Greek	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Peraea Cavus	-29.62	95.2	-29.918	-29.322	95.9	94.8	E	55.2	Europe	Greek	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Peraea Mons	-31.4	274.0	-31.5	-31.2	273.7	274.1	W	21.5	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Peraea Mons	-31.11	86.0	-31.211	-30.913	86.3	85.9	E	21.5	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Perchta Corona	17.0	234.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Germany	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	German fertility goddess.
Saturn	Mimas	Percivale	-3.01	178.86	-6.4	0.77	175.87	181.76	W	20.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Very pure knight; accomplished quest of Holy Grail.
Earth	Moon	Perel'man	-24.0	106.0					E	46.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yakov Isidorovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1882-1942).
Earth	Moon	Perepelkin	-10.0	129.0					E	97.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yevgenii Yakovlevich; Soviet astrophysicist (1906-1938).
Mars	Mars	Perepelkin	52.8	64.6	52.1	53.4	64.6	64.6	W	112.0	Europe	Russia	MC-03	I-963	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Evgenii J.; Russian astronomer (1906-1938).
Mars	MarsE	Perepelkin	52.49	295.4	51.785	53.089	295.4	295.4	E	112.0	Europe	Russia	MC-03	I-963	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Evgenii J.; Russian astronomer (1906-1938).
Uranus	Umbriel	Peri	-9.2	4.3					E	61.0	Asia	Persian	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Persian evil spirit who disguised malevolence by charm; disturbed natural elements and heavenly bodies.
Saturn	Enceladus	Peri-Banu	62.0	322.91	60.52	63.87	319.38	326.62	W	18.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Genie who marries Ahmad and helps him fulfill the demands of his father.
Mars	Mars	Peridier	25.7	276.2	24.9	26.6	275.3	277.0	W	100.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Julien; French astronomer (1882-1967).
Mars	MarsE	Peridier	25.45	83.8	24.653	26.341	84.7	83	E	100.0	Europe	France	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Julien; French astronomer (1882-1967).
Earth	Moon	Perkin	47.2	-175.9					E	62.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard Scott; American telescope manufacturer (1906-1969).
Earth	Moon	Perrine	42.5	-127.8					E	86.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Dillon; American astronomer (1867-1951).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Perrine Regio	33.2	32.5	11.0	51.0	345.4	74.7	W	3,800.0	North America	American	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Charles D.; American astronomer (1867-1951).
Mars	Mars	Perrotin	-2.9	78.0	-3.6	-2.1	77.3	78.7	W	84.0	Europe	France	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henri A.; French astronomer, studied dark lineations on Mars (1845-1904).
Mars	MarsE	Perrotin	-2.87	282.0	-3.56	-2.076	282.7	281.3	E	84.0	Europe	France	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henri A.; French astronomer, studied dark lineations on Mars (1845-1904).
Venus	Venus	Persephone Corona	-36.0	304.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	120.0	Europe	Greek	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Greek underworld goddess, daughter of corn goddess Demeter.
Venus	Venus	Perunitsa Fossae	-10.0	307.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,300.0	Europe	Slavic	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	E. Slavic winged warrior maiden.
Venus	Venus	Perynya Tholus	-0.7	353.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	110.0	Europe	Slavic	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Slavic goddess, wife of thunderstorm god Perun.
Mars	Mars	Peta	-21.5	9.2	-22.1	-20.8	8.5	9.9	W	80.5	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Peta	-21.28	350.8	-21.874	-20.585	351.5	350.1	E	80.5	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greece.
Earth	Moon	Petavius	-25.1	60.4					E	188.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Petau, Denis; French chronologist, astronomer (1583-1652).
Earth	Moon	Petermann	74.2	66.3					E	73.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Peters	68.1	29.5					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christian August Friedrich; German astronomer (1806-1880).
Earth	Moon	Petit	2.3	63.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO62C4	LTO-62C4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexis Therese; French physicist (1771-1820).
Mercury	Mercury	Petrarch	-30.6	26.2					W	171.0	Europe	Italy	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian poet (1304-1374).
Earth	Moon	Petrie	45.3	108.4					E	33.0	North America	Canada	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Methven; Scottish-born Canadian astrophysicist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Petropavlovskiy	37.2	-114.8					E	63.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Boris S.; Soviet rocketry engineer (1898-1933).
Earth	Moon	Petrov	-61.4	88.0					E	49.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Evgenij Stepanovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1900-1942).
Earth	Moon	Pettit	-27.5	-86.6					E	35.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edison; American astronomer (1889-1962).
Mars	Mars	Pettit	12.3	174.0	11.6	13.2	173.2	174.8	W	98.1	North America	American	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edison; American astronomer (1890-1962).
Mars	MarsE	Pettit	12.17	186.0	11.473	13.056	186.8	185.2	E	98.1	North America	American	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edison; American astronomer (1890-1962).
Earth	Moon	Petzval	-62.7	-110.4					E	90.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph von; Austrian optician (1807-1891).
Venus	Venus	Peña	-23.6	190.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	29.6	North America	American	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tonita (Quah Ah); Pueblo artist (1895-1949).
Venus	Venus	Phaedra	35.9	252.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.7	Europe	Greek	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Mars	Mars	Phaenna Dorsum	-54.3	43.1	-55.2	-53.3	41.7	44.7	W	151.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Mars	MarsE	Phaenna Dorsum	-53.99	316.9	-54.895	-52.988	318.3	315.3	E	151.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	One of the Graces.
Mercury	Mercury	Phaethontias	0.0	167.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-08	I-993	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for H-8, Tolstoj region.
Mars	Mars	Phaethontis	-50.0	155.0	-50.0	-50.0	155.0	155.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-24	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Of Phaethon;" who recklessly drove Chariot of Sun.
Mars	MarsE	Phaethontis	-49.68	205.0	-49.68	-49.68	205	205	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-24	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Of Phaethon;" who recklessly drove Chariot of Sun.
Neptune	Proteus	Pharos	0.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Island where Proteus reigned.
Saturn	Tethys	Phemius	11.32	286.22	7.83	15.08	282.83	289.65	W	75.9	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Minstrel to the wooers; spared by Odysseus.
Mercury	Mercury	Phidias	8.7	149.3					W	160.0	Europe	Greek	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek sculptor (fl. c. 490-430 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Philadelphia	22.0	48.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.6	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Pennsylvania).
Mars	MarsE	Philadelphia	21.78	311.9	0	0	360	360	E	1.6	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Pennsylvania).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Philae Sulcus	65.5	169.0	55.6	74.6	159.0	173.0	W	900.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Temple that was the chief sanctuary of Isis.
Earth	Moon	Phillips	-26.6	75.3					E	122.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Mars	Mars	Phillips	-66.7	45.1	-68.2	-65.2	41.0	48.7	W	190.2	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British geologist (1800-1874). Theodore E.; British astronomer (1868-1942).
Mars	MarsE	Phillips	-66.46	314.9	-67.975	-64.952	319	311.3	E	190.2	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British geologist (1800-1874). Theodore E.; British astronomer (1868-1942).
Earth	Moon	Philolaus	72.1	-32.4					E	70.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Croton; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (unkn-fl. 400 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Philomena	-40.7	151.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.8	Europe	Greek	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Philoxenus	-8.7	111.5					W	90.0	Europe	Greek	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek lyric poet (436-380 B.C.).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Philus Sulcus	44.1	209.5	38.7	49.0	202.2	215.2	W	465.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Greek; where Ganymede and Hebe were worshipped as rain-givers.
Jupiter	Europa	Phineus Linea	-29.8	319.9	-23.5	-19.2	281.4	360.0	W	2,004.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; brother of Europa.
Mars	Mars	Phison	20.0	320.0	20.0	20.0	320.0	320.0	W	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical first river of Paradise.
Mars	MarsE	Phison	19.79	40.0	19.792	19.792	40	40	E	0.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical first river of Paradise.
Mars	Mars	Phison Rupes	26.7	309.6	25.5	28.1	308.7	310.5	W	177.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Phison Rupes	26.44	50.4	25.248	27.831	51.3	49.5	E	177.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Phlegethon Catena	39.2	103.3	36.1	41.9	101.3	105.2	W	391.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1979	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	From albedo feature at 38N, 125W.
Mars	MarsE	Phlegethon Catena	38.88	256.7	35.791	41.577	258.7	254.8	E	391.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1979	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	From albedo feature at 38N, 125W.
Mars	Mars	Phlegra	31.3	187.8	31.4	31.5	186.4	189.0	W	134.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Burning plain;" in Chalcidian Peninsula of Greece where Zeus hurled thunderbolts at Titans to support Hercules.
Mars	MarsE	Phlegra	31.01	172.2	31.112	31.211	173.6	171	E	134.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Burning plain;" in Chalcidian Peninsula of Greece where Zeus hurled thunderbolts at Titans to support Hercules.
Mars	Mars	Phlegra Dorsa	23.0	184.0	9.0	52.0	163.0	204.0	W	3,250.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for classical albedo feature at 35N, 195W.
Mars	MarsE	Phlegra Dorsa	22.77	176.0	8.9	51.684	197	156	E	3,250.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for classical albedo feature at 35N, 195W.
Mars	Mars	Phlegra Montes	41.1	194.8	29.4	51.7	192.4	199.6	W	1,352.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Phlegra Montes	40.78	165.2	29.123	51.384	167.6	160.4	E	1,352.0	Europe	Greek	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Saturn	Phoebe	Phlias	1.6	359.1					W	14.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Dionysus.
Jupiter	Europa	Phocis Flexus	-44.5	198.4	-46.8	-46.0	204.2	191.2	W	242.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A very low curvilinear ridge with a scalloped pattern	Flexus, flex?s	Where the cow lead Cadmus before it stopped at the site of Thebes.
Earth	Moon	Phocylides	-52.7	-57.0					E	121.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Venus	Venus	Phoebe Regio	-6.0	282.8	-12.3	1.7	271.2	298.6	E	2,852.0	Europe	Greek	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek Titaness.
Mars	Mars	Phoenicis Lacus	-12.0	110.0	-12.0	-12.0	110.0	110.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Lake of the Phoenix;" Arabia or India.
Mars	MarsE	Phoenicis Lacus	-11.87	250.0	-11.869	-11.869	250	250	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Lake of the Phoenix;" Arabia or India.
Jupiter	Europa	Phoenix Linea	16.6	188.8	5.1	11.5	159.9	216.6	W	1,621.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Brother of Europa.
Saturn	Janus	Phoibe	0.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of Leukippos.
Mars	Mars	Phon	15.7	257.3	15.6	15.8	257.2	257.4	W	9.7	Asia	Thailand	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Mars	MarsE	Phon	15.53	102.7	15.433	15.631	102.8	102.6	E	9.7	Asia	Thailand	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Venus	Venus	Phra Naret Corona	-66.6	209.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Thailand	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Thai fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Phrixi Regio	-40.0	70.0	-40.0	-40.0	70.0	70.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Phrixus' Region;" Phrixus and sister Helle escaped sacrifice in Boeotia on back of ram with golden fleece.
Mars	MarsE	Phrixi Regio	-39.68	290.0	-39.68	-39.68	290	290	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Phrixus' Region;" Phrixus and sister Helle escaped sacrifice in Boeotia on back of ram with golden fleece.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Phrygia Sulcus	12.4	23.5	-7.5	24.0	343.0	61.0	W	3,700.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Greek; kingdom in Asia Minor where Ganymede was born.
Venus	Venus	Phryne	-46.2	314.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	39.4	Europe	Greek	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek model, courtesan (fourth century B.C.).
Uranus	Titania	Phrynia	-24.3	309.2					E	35.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alcibiades' mistress in "Timon of Athens."
Venus	Venus	Phyllis	12.3	132.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.4	Europe	Greek	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Venus	Venus	Piaf	0.8	5.3	0.8	0.8	5.2	5.2	E	39.1	Europe	France	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edith; French singer, songwriter (1915-1963).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi	-36.6	-67.9					E	134.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi Smyth	41.9	-3.2					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles; Italian-born Scottish astronomer (1819-1900).
Mars	Mars	Pica	20.0	53.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.2	South and Central America	Chile	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Mars	MarsE	Pica	19.79	306.7	0	0	360	360	E	2.2	South and Central America	Chile	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Earth	Moon	Picard	14.6	54.7					E	22.0	Europe	France	LTO62A2	LTO-62A2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean; French astronomer (1620-1682).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini	-29.7	32.2					E	87.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Pickering	-2.9	7.0					E	15.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward Charles; American astronomer (1846-1919); William H.; American astronomer (1858-1938).
Mars	Mars	Pickering	-33.9	132.8	-34.8	-32.8	131.5	133.9	W	115.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward Charles; American astronomer (1846-1919), William Henry; American astronomer (1858-1938), Sir William Hayward; New Zealand-American engineer (1910-2004).
Mars	MarsE	Pickering	-33.6	227.2	-34.496	-32.505	228.5	226.1	E	115.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward Charles; American astronomer (1846-1919), William Henry; American astronomer (1858-1938), Sir William Hayward; New Zealand-American engineer (1910-2004).
Earth	Moon	Pictet	-43.6	-7.4					E	62.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pictet-Turretin, Marc-Auguste; Swiss physicist (1752-1825).
Mercury	Mercury	Pieria	0.0	270.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-10	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for unimaged H-10 region.
Mercury	Mercury	Pigalle	-38.5	9.5					W	154.0	Europe	France	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Baptiste; French sculptor (1714-1785).
Earth	Moon	Pikel'ner	-47.9	123.3					E	47.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Solomon Borisovich; Soviet astronomer, cosmologist (1921-1975).
Jupiter	Io	Pillan Mons	-8.81	246.72	-10.96	-6.03	248.87	244.33	W	163.0	South and Central America	Auracanian	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Araucanian thunder, fire, and volcano god.
Jupiter	Io	Pillan Patera	-12.34	243.25	-13.4	-11.46	244.34	242.31	W	73.43	South and Central America	Auracanian	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Araucanian thunder, fire, and volcano god.
Earth	Moon	Pilâtre	-60.2	-86.9					E	50.0	Europe	France	SOV	1985	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier; French aeronaut (1756-1785). <em>Note: Formerly Hausen B</em>
Mars	Mars	Pina	18.6	248.3	18.5	18.6	248.3	248.4	W	5.1	South and Central America	Panama	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Panama.
Mars	MarsE	Pina	18.4	111.7	18.305	18.404	111.7	111.6	E	5.1	South and Central America	Panama	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Panama.
Mars	Mars	Pindus Mons	39.8	88.7	39.7	39.9	88.5	88.8	W	16.5	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Mountains near Vale of Tempe.
Mars	MarsE	Pindus Mons	39.48	271.3	39.381	39.581	271.5	271.2	E	16.5	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Mountains near Vale of Tempe.
Venus	Venus	Pinga Chasma	-20.0	287.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	Eskimo	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Eskimo goddess of hunt; moon god Igaluk is subordinate to her.
Mars	Mars	Pinglo	-3.0	36.9	-3.1	-2.9	36.7	37.0	W	17.4	Asia	China	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Ningsia).
Mars	MarsE	Pinglo	-2.97	323.1	-3.065	-2.867	323.3	323	E	17.4	Asia	China	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Ningsia).
Earth	Moon	Pingré	-58.7	-73.7					E	88.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Venus	Venus	Piret	37.8	41.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	27.0	Europe	Estonia	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian first name.
Venus	Venus	Pirkko	44.8	254.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.3	Europe	Finland	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Earth	Moon	Pirquet	-20.3	139.6					E	65.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Baron Guido von; Austrian (spacecraft trajectories) astronaut (1867-1936).
Venus	Venus	Piscopia	1.5	190.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	26.2	Europe	Italy	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elena; Italian mathemetician, educator (1646-1684).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus	-29.9	-13.5					E	106.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus	-50.4	30.9					E	82.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Mars	Mars	Pityusa Patera	-67.0	323.1	-68.7	-65.0	318.1	327.5	W	230.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Pityusa Patera	-66.77	36.9	-68.479	-64.75	41.9	32.5	E	230.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Pityusa Rupes	-64.4	330.6	-67.6	-61.0	326.5	335.4	W	390.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 58S, 319W.
Mars	MarsE	Pityusa Rupes	-64.15	29.4	-67.37	-60.724	33.5	24.6	E	390.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 58S, 319W.
Uranus	Ariel	Pixie Chasma	-20.4	5.1					E	278.0	Europe	Great Britain	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	British spirits that live in rocks.
Mars	Mars	Piyi	-23.1	253.5	-23.2	-23.0	253.4	253.6	W	11.4	Europe	Cyprus	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Cyprus.
Mars	MarsE	Piyi	-22.87	106.5	-22.966	-22.767	106.6	106.4	E	11.4	Europe	Cyprus	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Cyprus.
Earth	Moon	Pizzetti	-34.9	118.8					E	44.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paolo; Italian geodesist (1860-1918).
Earth	Moon	Plain	26.2	3.6					E	2.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Earth	Moon	Plana	42.2	28.2					E	44.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Baron Giovanni Antonio Amedeo; Italian astronomer, geometrician (1781-1864).
Earth	Moon	Planck	-57.9	136.8					E	314.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planitia Descensus	7.1	-64.4					E	0.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	1970	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Luna 9 landing site ("plain of descent").
Earth	Moon	Planté	-10.2	163.3					E	37.0	Europe	France	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaston; French physicist (1834-1889).
Mars	Mars	Planum Angustum	-79.8	83.5	-81.0	-78.5	73.0	93.0	W	200.0	Europe	Roman	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1988	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Planum Angustum	-79.69	276.5	-80.899	-78.372	287	267	E	200.0	Europe	Roman	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1988	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Planum Australe	-84.0	200.0	-90.0	-72.0	0.0	360.0	W	1,450.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature.
Mars	MarsE	Planum Australe	-83.93	160.0	-90	-71.808	360	0	E	1,450.0	Europe	Latin	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature.
Mars	Mars	Planum Boreum	88.0	345.0	78.5	90.0	0.0	360.0	W	1,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1976	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Planum Boreum	87.98	15.0	78.372	90	360	0	E	1,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1976	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Planum Chronium	-60.0	220.0	-63.5	-56.0	212.0	230.0	W	550.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	From albedo feature at 58S, 90W.
Mars	MarsE	Planum Chronium	-59.72	140.0	-63.24	-55.698	148	130	E	550.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1985	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	From albedo feature at 58S, 90W.
Earth	Moon	Plaskett	82.1	174.3					E	109.0	North America	Canada	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Stanley; Canadian astronomer (1865-1941).
Earth	Moon	Plato	51.6	-9.4					E	109.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Mars	Mars	Platte	16.2	246.9	16.2	16.2	246.9	246.9	W	3.3	North America	United States	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in South Dakota, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Platte	16.03	113.1	16.027	16.027	113.1	113.1	E	3.3	North America	United States	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in South Dakota, USA.
Earth	Moon	Playfair	-23.5	8.4					E	47.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Mars	Mars	Playfair	-78.1	126.2	-78.6	-77.5	123.4	128.6	W	64.2	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British geologist and mathematician (1748-1819).
Mars	MarsE	Playfair	-77.97	233.8	-78.473	-77.362	236.6	231.4	E	64.2	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British geologist and mathematician (1748-1819).
Mercury	Mercury	Pleias Gallia	25.0	130.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Earth	Moon	Plinius	15.4	23.7					E	43.0	Europe	Roman	LTO60B1	LTO-60B1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaius Plinius Secundus (The Elder); Roman natural scientist (23-79).
Earth	Moon	Plum	-9.0	15.5					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Mars	Mars	Plum	-26.3	19.1	-26.3	-26.3	19.1	19.1	W	2.5	North America	United States	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wisconsin, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Plum	-26.04	340.9	-26.043	-26.043	340.9	340.9	E	2.5	North America	United States	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wisconsin, USA.
Earth	Moon	Plummer	-25.0	-155.0					E	73.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry Crozier Keating; British astronomer (1875-1946).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch	24.1	79.0					E	68.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Mercury	Mercury	Po Chü-I	-7.2	165.1					W	68.0	Asia	China	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese poet (772-846).
Mercury	Mercury	Po Ya	-46.2	20.2					W	103.0	Unknown	Unknown	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(8th century B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Pocahontas Patera	64.9	49.4	64.7	65.2	48.6	50.5	E	78.0	North America	Potawatomi	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Powhatan Indian peacemaker (1595-1617).
Earth	Moon	Poczobutt	57.1	-98.8					E	195.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Martin Odlanicky; Polish astronomer (1728-1810).
Venus	Venus	Podaga Tholus	-56.3	2.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	40.0	Europe	Slavic	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Slavic weather goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Podja Patera	-18.41	304.74	-19.4	-17.44	305.85	303.63	W	67.03	Asia	Tungu	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Tungu spirit who keeps the fire.
Mars	Mars	Podor	-44.5	43.2	-44.7	-44.2	42.9	43.5	W	24.0	Africa	Semitic	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Senegal.
Mars	MarsE	Podor	-44.18	316.8	-44.375	-43.875	317.1	316.5	E	24.0	Africa	Semitic	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Senegal.
Earth	Moon	Pogson	-42.2	110.5					E	50.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norman Robert; British astronomer (1829-1891).
Earth	Moon	Poincaré	-56.7	163.6					E	319.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jules Henri; French mathematician, physicist (1854-1912).
Earth	Moon	Poinsot	79.5	-145.7					E	68.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis; French mathematician (1777-1859).
Earth	Moon	Poisson	-30.4	10.6					E	42.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Pola Regio	-11.0	184.0					E	8.0	Europe	Croatia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Place where Palisa (discoverer of Ida) observed.
Venus	Venus	Polenova	-45.5	335.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	41.0	Europe	Russia	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elena; Russian painter, folk crafts trustee (1850-1898).
Venus	Venus	Polik-mana Mons	24.5	264.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	North America	Hopi	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Hopi butterfly maiden ('kachina').
Venus	Venus	Polina	42.4	148.2	42.4	42.4	148.1	148.4	E	21.6	Europe	Russia	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Mars	Mars	Pollack	-7.9	334.8	-8.6	-7.0	333.9	335.6	W	96.0	North America	American	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James B.; American physicist (1938-1994).
Mars	MarsE	Pollack	-7.81	25.2	-8.504	-6.922	26.1	24.4	E	96.0	North America	American	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James B.; American physicist (1938-1994).
Saturn	Epimetheus	Pollux	0.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin name for Polydeukes, Castor's twin.
Mars	Mars	Polotsk	-20.1	26.4	-20.3	-19.8	26.1	26.7	W	31.5	Europe	Belarus	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Belarus.
Mars	MarsE	Polotsk	-19.89	333.6	-20.09	-19.594	333.9	333.3	E	31.5	Europe	Belarus	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Belarus.
Venus	Venus	Poludnitsa Dorsa	5.0	179.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,500.0	Europe	Slavic	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	E. Slavic witch, corn fields deity.
Earth	Moon	Polybius	-22.4	25.6					E	41.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Mercury	Mercury	Polygnotus	-0.3	68.4					W	133.0	Europe	Greek	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek painter (c. 500-400 B.C.).
Saturn	Tethys	Polyphemus	-3.48	282.98	-7.35	0.35	278.97	286.94	W	73.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cyclops battled by Odysseus.
Earth	Moon	Polzunov	25.3	114.6					E	67.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ivan Ivanovich; Russian heat engineer (1728-1766).
Venus	Venus	Pomona Corona	79.3	299.4	79.2	79.3	290.9	307.8	E	315.0	Europe	Roman	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman goddess of fruits.
Earth	Moon	Pomortsev	0.7	66.9					E	23.0	Europe	Russia	LTO62C3	LTO-62C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail Mikhailovich; Russian rocketry scientist (1851-1916).
Mars	Mars	Pompeii	19.1	59.2	18.9	19.4	58.9	59.5	W	32.4	Europe	Italy	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ruined town in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Pompeii	18.9	300.8	18.702	19.197	301.1	300.5	E	32.4	Europe	Italy	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ruined town in Italy.
Earth	Moon	Poncelet	75.8	-54.1					E	69.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Venus	Venus	Ponmakya Corona	34.3	11.8	33.0	35.6	10.2	13.4	E	280.0	Asia	Burma	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Burman (Myanmar) fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Pons	-25.3	21.5					E	41.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Venus	Venus	Ponselle	-63.0	289.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	57.7	North America	American	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rosa; American opera singer (1897-1981).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus	-28.4	14.4					E	57.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant	-58.7	66.0					E	91.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Mars	Mars	Poona	24.0	52.4	23.8	24.2	52.2	52.6	W	20.0	Asia	India	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1986	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mars	MarsE	Poona	23.76	307.6	23.561	23.958	307.8	307.4	E	20.0	Asia	India	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1986	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Earth	Moon	Popov	17.2	99.7					E	65.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Stepanovich; Russian physicist, engineer (1859-1905); C.; Bulgarian astronomer (1880-1966).
Venus	Venus	Poranica Valles	-21.0	178.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	Europe	Slovenia	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Slovenian name for planet Venus. Name changed from Poranica Vallis.
Mars	Mars	Port-Au-Prince	21.3	48.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.5	South and Central America	Haiti	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Hispaniola Island, Haiti.
Mars	MarsE	Port-Au-Prince	21.08	311.7	0	0	360	360	E	0.5	South and Central America	Haiti	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Hispaniola Island, Haiti.
Earth	Moon	Porter	-56.1	-10.1					E	51.0	North America	American	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russell Williams; American telescope designer (1871-1949).
Mars	Mars	Porter	-50.8	113.9	-51.6	-49.8	112.4	115.2	W	105.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russell W.; American astronomer (1871-1949).
Mars	MarsE	Porter	-50.48	246.1	-51.283	-49.479	247.6	244.8	E	105.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russell W.; American astronomer (1871-1949).
Mars	Mars	Porth	21.4	255.9	21.4	21.5	255.8	255.9	W	9.3	Europe	Wales	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wales.
Mars	MarsE	Porth	21.18	104.1	21.18	21.279	104.2	104.1	E	9.3	Europe	Wales	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wales.
Mars	Mars	Portsmouth	22.8	49.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.9	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (New Hampshire).
Mars	MarsE	Portsmouth	22.57	310.8	0	0	360	360	E	0.9	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (New Hampshire).
Mars	Mars	Porvoo	-43.6	40.9	-43.7	-43.5	40.8	41.0	W	9.8	Europe	Finland	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Finland.
Mars	MarsE	Porvoo	-43.28	319.1	-43.376	-43.176	319.2	319	E	9.8	Europe	Finland	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Finland.
Earth	Moon	Posidonius	31.8	29.9					E	95.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Postojna	-42.9	359.9					E	6.0	Europe	Slovenia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Large cave in Slovenia.
Venus	Venus	Potanina	31.6	53.1	31.3	31.9	52.8	53.4	E	94.2	Europe	Russia	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandra; Russian explorer (1843-1893).
Mars	Mars	Poti	-36.6	273.5	-36.9	-36.3	273.2	273.9	W	31.0	Asia	Armenian	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Armenia.
Mars	MarsE	Poti	-36.29	86.5	-36.589	-35.991	86.8	86.1	E	31.0	Asia	Armenian	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Armenia.
Venus	Venus	Potter	7.2	309.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	46.9	Europe	England	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Beatrix; English children's author (1866-1943).
Mercury	Mercury	Pourquoi-Pas Rupes	-58.1	156.0					W	0.0	Europe	France	H-12	I-1067	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	French; Charcot's ship to explore Antarctica, 1908-10.
Earth	Moon	Powell	20.2	30.8					E	1.0	North America	American	S-02	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Earth	Moon	Poynting	18.1	-133.4					E	128.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Henry; British physicist (1852-1914).
Mars	Mars	Poynting	8.4	112.9	7.9	9.1	112.3	113.5	W	74.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	J.H.; English astrophysicist (1852-1914).
Mars	MarsE	Poynting	8.31	247.1	7.812	8.999	247.7	246.5	E	74.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	J.H.; English astrophysicist (1852-1914).
Earth	Moon	Prager	-3.9	130.5					E	60.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1971	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard; German-American astronomer (1883-1945).
Earth	Moon	Prandtl	-60.1	141.8					E	91.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ludwig; German physicist (1875-1953).
Venus	Venus	Praurime Fluctus	16.0	154.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	750.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Lithuanian fire goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Praxiteles	27.3	59.2					W	182.0	Europe	Greek	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek sculptor (fl. 370-330 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Prichard	44.0	11.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	23.3	Oceania	Australia	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Catharina; Australian writer (1884-1969).
Earth	Moon	Priestley	-57.3	108.4					E	52.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; British chemist (1733-1804).
Mars	Mars	Priestley	-54.4	229.4	-54.7	-54.1	228.8	230.0	W	41.9	Europe	Great Britain	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; British chemist (1733-1804).
Mars	MarsE	Priestley	-54.09	130.6	-54.393	-53.791	131.2	130	E	41.9	Europe	Great Britain	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; British chemist (1733-1804).
Mars	Mars	Princeton	21.9	49.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.8	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (New Jersey).
Mars	MarsE	Princeton	21.68	310.8	0	0	360	360	E	1.8	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (New Jersey).
Earth	Moon	Prinz	25.5	-44.1					E	46.0	Europe	Germany	LTO39A3	LTO-39A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm; German-Belgian astronomer (1857-1910). 
Earth	Moon	Priscilla	-10.9	-6.2					E	1.8	Europe	Latin	S-01	77 D1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin female name.
Earth	Moon	Proclus	16.1	46.8					E	28.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proctor	-46.4	-5.1					E	52.0	North America	American	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; American astronomer (1862-1957).
Mars	Mars	Proctor	-48.0	330.5	-49.3	-46.5	328.2	332.5	W	168.2	Europe	Great Britain	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard A.; British astronomer (1837-1888).
Mars	MarsE	Proctor	-47.68	29.5	-48.979	-46.176	31.8	27.5	E	168.2	Europe	Great Britain	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard A.; British astronomer (1837-1888).
Mars	Mars	Promethei Chasma	-82.32	218.48	-84.53	-80.58	203.38	227.7	W	300.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Promethei Chasma	-82.23	141.52	-84.468	-80.475	156.62	132.3	E	300.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Promethei Lingula	-83.0	240.0	-87.2	-78.27	200.0	265.0	W	560.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Promethei Lingula	-82.92	120.0	-87.168	-78.14	160	95	E	560.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Promethei Planum	-79.0	270.0	-84.0	-77.0	230.0	315.0	W	850.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Promethei Planum	-78.88	90.0	-83.932	-76.857	130	45	E	850.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Promethei Rupes	-75.5	269.4	-80.2	-78.0	230.3	314.8	W	1,248.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Promethei Rupes	-75.34	90.6	-80.09	-77.867	129.7	45.2	E	1,248.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Promethei Sinus	-65.0	280.0	-65.0	-65.0	280.0	280.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Prometheus' Bay; Greek mythological character.
Mars	MarsE	Promethei Sinus	-64.75	80.0	-64.75	-64.75	80	80	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Prometheus' Bay; Greek mythological character.
Mars	Mars	Promethei Terra	-58.0	260.0	-80.0	-30.0	230.0	330.0	W	3,300.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Promethei Terra	-57.71	100.0	-79.888	-29.719	130	30	E	3,300.0	Europe	Greek	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Io	Prometheus	-1.52	153.94	-7.98	4.97	160.58	147.3	W	438.91	Europe	Greek	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Greek fire god.
Jupiter	Io	Prometheus Mensa	-1.9	151.9	-5.0	0.4	153.4	150.4	W	184.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Greek fire god.
Earth	Moon	Promontorium Agarum	14.0	66.0					E	70.0	Europe	Russia	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Cape"; headland promontoria	Promontorium, promontoria	Named from cape in Sea of Azov.
Earth	Moon	Promontorium Agassiz	42.0	1.8					E	20.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Cape"; headland promontoria	Promontorium, promontoria	Jean Louis Rodolphe; Swiss zoologist, geologist (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	Promontorium Archerusia	16.7	22.0					E	10.0	Europe	Russia	LTO42C4	LTO-42C4	Adopted by IAU	1961	"Cape"; headland promontoria	Promontorium, promontoria	Named from cape on the Black Sea.
Earth	Moon	Promontorium Deville	43.2	1.0					E	20.0	Europe	France	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Cape"; headland promontoria	Promontorium, promontoria	Sainte-Claire Charles; French geologist (1814-1876).
Earth	Moon	Promontorium Fresnel	29.0	4.7					E	20.0	Europe	France	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Cape"; headland promontoria	Promontorium, promontoria	Augustin Jean; French optician (1788-1827).
Earth	Moon	Promontorium Heraclides	40.3	-33.2					E	50.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Cape"; headland promontoria	Promontorium, promontoria	Ponticus; Greek astronomer (c. 388-310 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Promontorium Kelvin	-27.0	-33.0					E	50.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Cape"; headland promontoria	Promontorium, promontoria	William Thomson, Lord Kelvin; Scottish natural philosopher (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Promontorium Laplace	46.0	-25.8					E	50.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Cape"; headland promontoria	Promontorium, promontoria	Pierre Simon; French mathematician, astronomer (1749-1827).
Earth	Moon	Promontorium Taenarium	-19.0	-8.0					E	70.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1961	"Cape"; headland promontoria	Promontorium, promontoria	Named from cape in Greece; now Matapan or Tainaron.
Mars	Mars	Propontis	45.0	185.0	45.0	45.0	185.0	185.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	The Sea of Marmora, Asia Minor.
Mars	MarsE	Propontis	44.68	175.0	44.675	44.675	175	175	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	The Sea of Marmora, Asia Minor.
Uranus	Miranda	Prospero	-32.9	329.9					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rightful Duke of Mila in "The Tempest."
Earth	Moon	Protagoras	56.0	7.3					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher (c. 485-415 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Protei Regio	-23.0	50.0	-23.0	-23.0	50.0	50.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Proteus' Region;" Proteus was a sea god with a gift of prophecy.
Mars	MarsE	Protei Regio	-22.77	310.0	-22.767	-22.767	310	310	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Proteus' Region;" Proteus was a sea god with a gift of prophecy.
Mars	Mars	Protonilus	42.0	315.0	42.0	42.0	315.0	315.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Designation of first (Eastern) part of "Nilus" or Nile Canal.
Mars	MarsE	Protonilus	41.68	45.0	41.677	41.677	45	45	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Designation of first (Eastern) part of "Nilus" or Nile Canal.
Mars	Mars	Protonilus Mensae	44.2	310.6	40.2	47.4	300.3	323.0	W	1,050.0	Europe	Latin	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 42N, 315W.
Mars	MarsE	Protonilus Mensae	43.88	49.4	39.88	47.076	59.7	37	E	1,050.0	Europe	Latin	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 42N, 315W.
Mars	Mars	Protva Valles	-29.2	60.6	-31.1	-27.8	58.5	62.8	W	260.0	Europe	Russia	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Protva Valles	-28.92	299.4	-30.813	-27.533	301.5	297.2	E	260.0	Europe	Russia	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Russia.
Mercury	Mercury	Proust	19.7	46.7					W	157.0	Europe	France	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marcel; French novelist (1871-1922).
Venus	Venus	Prthivi Corona	10.8	248.5	9.5	12.2	246.8	250.7	E	375.0	Asia	India	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu (India) mother goddess.
Jupiter	Europa	Pryderi	-66.1	159.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.7	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Pwyll, Celtic god of the underworld.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Psyche	31.6	94.6					W	4.8	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Beloved of Eros; personification of human soul in Greek mythology.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ptah	-65.9	217.0	-66.2	-65.6	216.3	217.8	W	30.2	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sovereign god of Memphis; patron of artisans.
Venus	Venus	Ptesanwi Mons	2.8	45.4	1.5	3.8	44.5	46.5	E	200.0	North America	Sioux	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Lakota (Sioux) White Buffalo Woman.
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus	-9.3	-1.9					E	164.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Mars	Mars	Ptolemaeus	-46.2	157.6	-47.6	-44.8	155.4	159.9	W	185.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Claudius; Greco-Egyptian astronomer (c. A.D. 90-160).
Mars	MarsE	Ptolemaeus	-45.88	202.4	-47.276	-44.475	204.6	200.1	E	185.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Claudius; Greco-Egyptian astronomer (c. A.D. 90-160).
Saturn	Rhea	Pu Chou Chasma	26.1	95.3					W	0.0	Asia	China	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Mountain attacked by Kung Chung.
Mercury	Mercury	Puccini	-65.3	46.8					W	70.0	Europe	Italy	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giacomo; Italian composer (1858-1924).
Venus	Venus	Pugos Corona	-19.0	335.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	Asia	Siberia	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Khanty (Ob River Ugra) lifebringing goddess.
Venus	Venus	Puhioia	20.6	69.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.5	Oceania	New Zealand	V-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maori first name.
Earth	Moon	Puiseux	-27.8	-39.0					E	24.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre; French astronomer (1855-1928).
Mars	Mars	Pulawy	-36.8	76.7	-37.2	-36.3	76.1	77.2	W	51.5	Europe	Poland	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Poland.
Mars	MarsE	Pulawy	-36.49	283.3	-36.888	-35.991	283.9	282.8	E	51.5	Europe	Poland	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Poland.
Venus	Venus	Pulugu Dorsa	-65.0	225.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	650.0	Asia	India	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Andaman Isl. moonsoon wind deity.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Punt	-24.9	239.9	-26.3	-23.5	238.2	241.6	W	135.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Land east of Egypt where Bes originated. Changed from Punt Facula.
Earth	Moon	Pupin	23.8	-11.0					E	2.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LTO40C2	LTO-40C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Michael Idvorsky; Yugoslavian-American physicist and inventor (1858-1935).
Venus	Venus	Purandhi Corona	26.1	343.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	170.0	Asia	India	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu goddess of plenty.
Earth	Moon	Purbach	-25.5	-2.3					E	115.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Mercury	Mercury	Purcell	81.3	146.8					W	91.0	Europe	England	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry; English composer (c. 1659-1695).
Venus	Venus	Purev	-31.1	46.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.6	Asia	Mongolia	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mongolian first name.
Jupiter	Io	Purgine Patera	-2.61	297.3	-3.14	-2.13	297.69	296.89	W	35.74	Europe	Mordvinian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mordvinian (Russia) thunder god.
Earth	Moon	Purkyn?	-1.6	94.9					E	48.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jan Evangelista; Czechoslovakian doctor, physiologist (1787-1869).
Mercury	Mercury	Pushkin	-66.3	22.4					W	231.0	Europe	Russia	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alecksandr Sergeyevich; Russian poet (1799-1837).
Jupiter	Europa	Pwyll	-25.2	271.4	-26.0	-24.3	270.5	272.4	W	45.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic god of the underworld.
Venus	Venus	Pychik	-62.4	33.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.1	Asia	Siberia	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chukcha (NE Siberia) first name.
Jupiter	Io	Pyerun Patera	-55.64	251.21	-56.19	-55.14	252.63	249.72	W	52.18	Europe	Slavic	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Slavonic god of thunder.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Pygmalion	-1.8	191.1					W	1.7	Europe	Cyprus	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Cyprus; carved statue of woman brought to life as Galatea, whom he married.
Mars	Mars	Pylos	17.0	30.2	16.8	17.1	30.0	30.3	W	19.1	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Pylos	16.82	329.8	16.621	16.918	330	329.7	E	19.1	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greece.
Mars	Mars	Pyramus Fossae	51.0	294.2	48.8	53.2	291.6	295.8	W	270.0	Europe	Greek	MC-06	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 65N, 300W.
Mars	MarsE	Pyramus Fossae	50.68	65.8	48.478	52.888	68.4	64.2	E	270.0	Europe	Greek	MC-06	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 65N, 300W.
Mars	Mars	Pyrrhae Chaos	-10.5	28.5	-11.7	-9.5	27.1	29.9	W	189.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1982	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Pyrrhae Chaos	-10.38	331.5	-11.572	-9.395	332.9	330.1	E	189.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1982	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Pyrrhae Regio	-15.0	38.0	-15.0	-15.0	38.0	38.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Pyrrha's Region;" named for Pyrrha, wife of Deucalion.
Mars	MarsE	Pyrrhae Regio	-14.84	322.0	-14.838	-14.838	322	322	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Pyrrha's Region;" named for Pyrrha, wife of Deucalion.
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras	63.5	-63.0					E	142.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas	20.5	-20.6					E	20.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Púnsk	20.8	41.2	20.7	20.9	41.1	41.3	W	11.6	Europe	Poland	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Poland.
Mars	MarsE	Púnsk	20.59	318.8	20.486	20.684	318.9	318.7	E	11.6	Europe	Poland	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Poland.
Jupiter	Io	Päive Patera	-45.71	358.54	-46.55	-44.9	359.82	357.26	W	59.05	Europe	Lapp	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Saami-Lapp sun god.
Venus	Venus	Pölöznitsa Corona	0.5	302.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	675.0	Europe	Finland	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Finno-Ugric grain goddess.
Venus	Venus	Qakma Corona	35.5	207.1	34.7	36.1	206.4	207.8	E	130.0	North America	Canada	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Bella Coola/Nuxalk (SW Canada) creator of life, the first woman.
Venus	Venus	Qarlygha	-33.0	162.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.3	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-49	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kazakh first name.
Saturn	Rhea	Qat	-23.8	351.6					W	0.0	Oceania	Melanesia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	New Hebrides (Melanesia); born from a stone; formed men out of trees.
Venus	Venus	Qetesh Corona	-20.5	343.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	Africa	Egypt	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Egyptian fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Qib?	17.3	257.0	17.3	17.4	256.9	257.0	W	3.9	Asia	Saudi Arabia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Saudi Arabia.
Mars	MarsE	Qib?	17.12	103.0	17.116	17.215	103.1	103	E	3.9	Asia	Saudi Arabia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Saudi Arabia.
Mars	Mars	Quenisset	34.6	319.4	33.4	35.7	318.0	320.8	W	138.0	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ferdinand J.; French astronomer (1872-1951).
Mars	MarsE	Quenisset	34.3	40.6	33.102	35.393	42	39.2	E	138.0	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ferdinand J.; French astronomer (1872-1951).
Earth	Moon	Quételet	43.1	-134.9					E	55.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lambert Aldophe Jacques; Belgian statistician, astronomer (1796-1874).
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Quetta	45.6	165.5					W	3.2	Asia	Pakistan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pakistani coal field.
Venus	Venus	Quetzalpetlatl Corona	-68.0	357.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	780.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Quick	18.4	49.3	18.3	18.5	49.2	49.5	W	13.4	North America	Canada	MTM 20047	I-1719	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in British Columbia, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Quick	18.21	310.7	18.107	18.305	310.8	310.5	E	13.4	North America	Canada	MTM 20047	I-1719	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in British Columbia, Canada.
Venus	Venus	Quilla Chasma	-23.7	127.3	-24.7	-22.6	122.5	132.2	E	973.0	South and Central America	Inca	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Inca moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Quimby	-5.7	76.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	23.2	North America	American	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harriet; American aviatrix (1884-1912).
Mars	Mars	Quines	-42.2	270.9	-42.3	-42.0	270.7	271.0	W	10.9	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Mars	MarsE	Quines	-41.88	89.1	-41.977	-41.677	89.3	89	E	10.9	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Venus	Venus	Qulzhan	23.5	165.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.9	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-25	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kazakh first name.
Mars	Mars	Quorn	-5.6	33.7	-5.7	-5.5	33.6	33.7	W	5.9	Oceania	Australia	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Quorn	-5.54	326.3	-5.636	-5.438	326.4	326.3	E	5.9	Oceania	Australia	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Venus	Venus	Quslu	6.2	166.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.7	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-25	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kazakh first name.
Jupiter	Io	Ra Patera	-8.66	324.7	-9.23	-8.01	325.2	324.27	W	39.11	Africa	Egypt	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Egyptian sun god.
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi	-34.7	23.6					E	81.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Mars	Mars	Rabe	-43.9	325.1	-44.8	-43.0	323.9	326.4	W	108.0	Europe	Germany	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm F.; German astronomer (1893-1958).
Mars	MarsE	Rabe	-43.58	34.9	-44.475	-42.676	36.1	33.6	E	108.0	Europe	Germany	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm F.; German astronomer (1893-1958).
Mercury	Mercury	Rabelais	-61.0	62.4					W	141.0	Europe	France	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francois; French writer (c. 1483-1553).
Venus	Venus	Rabie Chasma	-10.5	267.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	950.0	Asia	Indonesia	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Wemale (E. Indonesia) moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Rabzhima Corona	4.9	11.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Asia	Tibet	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Tibetan great mother goddess.
Earth	Moon	Racah	-13.8	-179.8					E	63.0	Asia	Israel	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giulio; Italian-Israeli physicist (1909-1965).
Venus	Venus	Rachel	-48.7	13.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Hebrew.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Radames	-5.2	115.1					W	1.6	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian officer, beloved of Ethiopian slave Aida in Verdi's opera "Aida" (Italy, 1870).
Mars	Mars	Radau	17.1	4.8	16.1	18.1	3.7	5.8	W	114.5	Europe	France	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rodolphe; French astronomer (1835-1911).
Mars	MarsE	Radau	16.92	355.2	15.928	17.909	356.3	354.2	E	114.5	Europe	France	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rodolphe; French astronomer (1835-1911).
Jupiter	Io	Radegast Patera	-27.78	159.98	-28.19	-27.38	160.41	159.51	W	27.11	Europe	Slavic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	West Slavic maker of thunder and lightning.
Venus	Venus	Radhika	-30.3	166.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.9	Asia	Sri Lanka	V-49	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tamil first name.
Venus	Venus	Radka	75.6	96.3	75.5	75.5	96.4	96.4	E	10.5	Europe	Bulgaria	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bulgarian first name.
Venus	Venus	Radmila	69.1	167.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.2	Europe	Croatia	V-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Serbocroatian first name.
Venus	Venus	Radunitsa Labyrinthus	-8.9	351.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Europe	Slavic	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Ancient Slavic goddess, keeper of souls of the deceased.
Venus	Venus	Rae	-8.9	58.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-33	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	From Rachel, Hebrew first name.
Venus	Venus	Rafara Fluctus	-65.0	159.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Africa	Madagascar	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Malagasy (Madagascar) water goddess.
Venus	Venus	Rafiga	62.9	175.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.7	Asia	Azerbaijan	V-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Azeri first name.
Venus	Venus	Ragana Dorsa	-69.0	246.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	950.0	Europe	Latvia	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Latvian witch.
Mars	Mars	Rahe	25.3	97.6	25.0	25.5	97.3	97.9	W	34.1	North America	American	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jurgen; American astonomer and NASA program director (1940-1997).
Mars	MarsE	Rahe	25.05	262.4	24.752	25.248	262.7	262.1	E	34.1	North America	American	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jurgen; American astonomer and NASA program director (1940-1997).
Mars	Mars	Rahway Valles	9.4	186.2	7.1	9.1	190.2	182.7	W	500.0	North America	United States	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in New Jersey, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Rahway Valles	9.3	173.8	7.021	8.999	169.8	177.3	E	500.0	North America	United States	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in New Jersey, USA.
Earth	Moon	Raimond	14.6	-159.3					E	70.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Jacques, Jr.; Dutch astronomer (1903-1961).
Venus	Venus	Raisa	27.5	280.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Europe	Russia	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Rajnis	4.5	95.8					W	82.0	Europe	Latvia	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ya; Latvian poet (1865-1925).
Venus	Venus	Rakapila Mons	-43.7	321.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	130.0	Africa	Madagascar	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Malagasy (Madagascar) sacred trees deity.
Venus	Venus	Raki	-49.4	70.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.5	Africa	Senegal	V-46	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe first name.
Mars	Mars	Rakke	-4.6	43.4	-4.8	-4.4	43.3	43.6	W	19.2	Europe	Estonia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Estonia.
Mars	MarsE	Rakke	-4.55	316.6	-4.746	-4.351	316.7	316.4	E	19.2	Europe	Estonia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Estonia.
Venus	Venus	Ralk-umgu Chasma	-15.0	106.0	-15.0	-15.0	102.0	110.0	E	840.0	Asia	Siberia	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2003	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Nivkhan (Sakhalin Island) "lunar woman."
Earth	Moon	Raman	27.0	-55.1					E	10.0	Asia	India	LTO38B4	LTO-38B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chandrasekhara Venkata; Indian physicist; Nobel laureate (1888-1970).
Mercury	Mercury	Rameau	-54.9	37.5					W	51.0	Europe	France	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Philippe; French composer (1683-1764).
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Ramlösa	15.0	4.9					W	0.7	Europe	Sweden	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Sweden.
Venus	Venus	Rampyari	50.6	179.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.7	Asia	India	V-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hindu first name.
Earth	Moon	Ramsay	-40.2	144.5					E	81.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir William; British chemist; Nobel laureate (1852-1916).
Earth	Moon	Ramsden	-32.9	-31.8					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jesse; British instrument maker (1735-1800).
Venus	Venus	Ran Colles	1.0	163.0	-3.0	3.0	160.5	166.0	E	400.0	Europe	Scandinavian	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Scandinavian sea goddess.
Mars	Mars	Rana	-25.9	21.9	-25.9	-25.7	21.7	22.0	W	12.2	Europe	Norway	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Mars	MarsE	Rana	-25.65	338.1	-25.646	-25.447	338.3	338	E	12.2	Europe	Norway	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Venus	Venus	Rananeida Corona	62.6	263.5	62.4	62.8	259.9	267.2	E	448.0	Europe	Finland	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Saami-Lapp goddess of spring and fertility.
Venus	Venus	Rand	-63.8	59.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	24.3	North America	American	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ayn; American writer (1905-1982).
Jupiter	Callisto	Randver	-71.9	53.9	-72.3	-71.6	53.0	55.1	W	28.0	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ottar's ancestor.
Venus	Venus	Rangrid Fossae	62.7	356.4	62.3	63.0	354.1	358.7	E	243.0	Europe	Norse	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Norse Valkyrie.
Venus	Venus	Rani	64.1	160.4	64.1	64.1	160.2	160.2	E	10.7	Asia	India	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hindu first name.
Earth	Moon	Rankine	-3.9	71.5					E	8.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO81A1	LTO-81A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William John Macquorn; Scottish physicist, engineer (1820-1872).
Mercury	Mercury	Raphael	-19.9	75.9					W	343.0	Europe	Italy	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Raffaello Sanzio; Italian painter (1483-1520).
Jupiter	Io	Rarog Patera	-41.71	304.41	-42.97	-40.45	306.78	302.43	W	104.35	Europe	Czechoslovakia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Czech fire deity.
Venus	Venus	Raskova Paterae	-51.0	222.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	Europe	Russia	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Marina M.; Russian aviator (1912-1943).
Earth	Moon	Raspletin	-22.5	151.8					E	48.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO103A4	LTO-103A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Andreyevich; Soviet radio engineer (1908-1967).
Jupiter	Io	Rata Mons	-36.3	201.16	-38.98	-34.13	203.53	198.84	W	169.93	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Maori sun hero.
Jupiter	Io	Rata Patera	-35.61	199.78	-36.25	-34.98	200.55	199.03	W	46.31	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Maori sun hero.
Mars	Mars	Raub	42.7	225.0	42.6	42.8	224.9	225.0	W	7.1	Asia	Malaysia	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Malaysia.
Mars	MarsE	Raub	42.38	135.0	42.276	42.476	135.1	135	E	7.1	Asia	Malaysia	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Malaysia.
Mars	Mars	Rauch	21.8	58.2	21.5	22.0	57.9	58.5	W	34.1	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Mars	MarsE	Rauch	21.58	301.8	21.279	21.775	302.1	301.5	E	34.1	South and Central America	Argentina	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Argentina.
Venus	Venus	Rauni Corona	40.8	271.9	39.3	42.2	271.6	272.3	E	271.0	Europe	Finland	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Finnish goddess of harvest, earth.
Mercury	Mercury	Ravel	-12.0	38.0					W	75.0	Europe	France	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maurice; French composer (1875-1937).
Neptune	Triton	Ravgga	-3.0	71.5					E	0.0	Europe	Finland	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish fortune-telling fish god.
Earth	Moon	Ravi	-12.5	-1.9					E	2.5	Asia	India	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Indian male name.
Mars	Mars	Ravi Vallis	-0.2	40.7	-0.9	0.0	39.0	42.4	W	205.5	Asia	Pakistan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient Pakistani River.
Mars	MarsE	Ravi Vallis	-0.2	319.3	-0.89	0	321	317.6	E	205.5	Asia	Pakistan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient Pakistani River.
Earth	Moon	Ravine	-8.9	15.6					E	1.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Mars	Mars	Ravius Valles	46.5	111.3	45.0	48.0	108.2	114.0	W	233.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in N.W. Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Ravius Valles	46.18	248.7	44.675	47.677	251.8	246	E	233.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for river in N.W. Ireland.
Mars	Mars	Rayadurg	-18.6	257.7	-18.8	-18.4	257.5	257.9	W	21.8	Asia	India	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mars	MarsE	Rayadurg	-18.4	102.3	-18.603	-18.206	102.5	102.1	E	21.8	Asia	India	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Earth	Moon	Rayet	44.7	114.5					E	27.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georges-Antoine-Pons; French astronomer (1839-1906).
Earth	Moon	Rayleigh	29.3	89.6					E	114.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John William Strutt, Lord Rayleigh; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1842-1919). 
Mars	Mars	Rayleigh	-75.6	240.9	-76.7	-74.5	236.9	245.3	W	148.7	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Strutt, John W., third Baron Rayleigh; British physicist (1842-1919).
Mars	MarsE	Rayleigh	-75.44	119.1	-76.554	-74.332	123.1	114.7	E	148.7	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Strutt, John W., third Baron Rayleigh; British physicist (1842-1919).
Venus	Venus	Raymonde	48.4	191.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.3	Europe	France	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Neptune	Triton	Raz Fossae	8.0	21.5					E	0.0	Europe	France	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Breton bay of souls.
Venus	Venus	Razia Patera	46.2	197.8	45.4	46.8	197.4	198.1	E	157.0	Asia	India	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Queen of Delhi Sultanate (India) (1236-1240).
Earth	Moon	Razumov	39.1	-114.3					E	70.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vladimir V.; Soviet rocket builder (1890-1967).
Venus	Venus	Rebecca	-12.1	5.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-41	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Venus	Venus	Recamier	-12.6	58.1	-12.5	-12.5	58.0	58.0	E	25.3	Europe	France	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Julie; French patriot; defied Napoleon (c. 1777-c. 1849).
Earth	Moon	Recht	9.8	124.0					E	20.0	North America	American	LTO65B4	LTO-65B4	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Albert W.; American astronomer, mathematician (1892-1962).
Mars	Mars	Redi	-60.6	267.3	-61.1	-60.1	266.2	268.3	W	62.0	Europe	Italy	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian physicist (1626-1697).
Mars	MarsE	Redi	-60.32	92.7	-60.824	-59.818	93.8	91.7	E	62.0	Europe	Italy	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francesco; Italian physicist (1626-1697).
Venus	Venus	Regina	30.0	147.3	30.0	30.0	147.1	147.1	E	24.9	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Jupiter	Callisto	Reginleif	-66.0	96.5	-66.7	-65.4	95.0	98.2	W	54.8	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Servant of the gods.
Jupiter	Callisto	Reginn	39.8	90.1	39.1	40.3	89.3	91.1	W	57.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus	-28.3	-1.0					E	108.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regnault	54.1	-88.0					E	46.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henri Victor; French chemist; physicist (1810-1878).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach	-30.3	48.0					E	71.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Jupiter	Io	Reiden Patera	-13.4	235.45	-14.3	-12.57	236.48	234.31	W	73.26	Asia	Japan	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Japanese thunder god.
Jupiter	Callisto	Reifnir	-50.8	54.3	-51.2	-50.4	53.5	55.0	W	36.8	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ottar's ancestor.
Venus	Venus	Reiko	22.6	192.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.7	Asia	Japan	V-26	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Earth	Moon	Reimarus	-47.7	60.3					E	48.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reiner	7.0	-54.9					E	29.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner Gamma	7.5	-59.0					E	70.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	1935	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reinhold	3.3	-22.8					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Erasmus; German astronomer, mathematician (1511-1553).
Venus	Venus	Reitia Chasma	-51.5	100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Europe	Italy	V-57	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Italian (Venetian) healthcare and hunting goddess.
Neptune	Triton	Rem Maculae	13.0	349.5					E	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Egyptian fish who wept fertilizing tears.
Saturn	Dione	Remus	-13.58	31.9	-16.85	-10.4	28.56	34.87	W	62.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	He and his brother Romulus founded Rome.
Mars	Mars	Renaudot	42.4	297.4	41.8	42.9	296.7	298.1	W	64.0	Europe	France	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gabrielle; French astronomer (1877-1962).
Mars	MarsE	Renaudot	42.08	62.6	41.477	42.576	63.3	61.9	E	64.0	Europe	France	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gabrielle; French astronomer (1877-1962).
Venus	Venus	Renenti Corona	32.7	326.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Africa	Egypt	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Egyptian goddess of abundance.
Mars	Mars	Rengo	-43.8	43.7	-43.9	-43.7	43.5	43.9	W	13.0	South and Central America	Chile	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Mars	MarsE	Rengo	-43.48	316.3	-43.575	-43.376	316.5	316.1	E	13.0	South and Central America	Chile	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Mercury	Mercury	Renoir	-18.6	51.5					W	246.0	Europe	France	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre Auguste; French painter (1841-1919).
Venus	Venus	Renpet Mons	76.0	236.2	75.7	76.3	236.4	236.4	E	138.0	Africa	Egypt	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Egyptian goddess of springtime and youth.
Venus	Venus	Repa Corona	-13.0	218.8	-14.2	-12.1	217.5	220.0	E	240.0	Africa	Egypt	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Egyptian fertility and underworld goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Repin	-19.2	63.0					W	107.0	Europe	Russia	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ilya Yefimovich; Russian painter (1844-1930).
Earth	Moon	Repsold	51.3	-78.6					E	109.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Jupiter	Io	Reshef Patera	27.69	158.06	26.9	28.45	158.85	156.98	W	62.0	Asia	Phoenician	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Phoenician god of lightning, sun, and thunder.
Jupiter	Io	[Reshet Catena]	0.53	305.48	-1.42	2.35	307.54	303.3	W	148.34	Asia	Semitic	JI-02	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Aramaic sun god. (Changed to Reshet Patera.)
Earth	Moon	Resnik	-33.8	-150.1					E	20.0	North America	American		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Judith Arlene; member of the Challenger crew (1949-1986).  <em>Note: Formerly Borman X</em>
Mercury	Mercury	Resolution Rupes	-63.8	51.7					W	0.0	Europe	England	H-11	I-1030	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	English; one of Cook's ships, second expedition to Pacific, 1772-75.
Earth	Moon	Respighi	2.8	71.9					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LTO63D4	LTO-63D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lorenzo; Italian astronomer (1824-1890).
Venus	Venus	Retno	-52.9	192.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.2	Asia	Indonesia	V-59	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Indonesian first name.
Mars	Mars	Reull Vallis	-42.6	255.9	-44.3	-37.1	247.4	264.7	W	945.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "planet" in Gaelic.
Mars	MarsE	Reull Vallis	-42.28	104.1	-43.975	-36.788	112.6	95.3	E	945.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "planet" in Gaelic.
Mars	Mars	Reuyl	-9.8	193.2	-10.4	-9.0	192.5	193.9	W	85.9	North America	American	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dirk; American physicist (1906-1972).
Mars	MarsE	Reuyl	-9.69	166.8	-10.285	-8.9	167.5	166.1	E	85.9	North America	American	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dirk; American physicist (1906-1972).
Mars	Mars	Revda	-24.5	28.5	-24.7	-24.3	28.3	28.8	W	27.0	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Revda	-24.26	331.5	-24.454	-24.057	331.7	331.2	E	27.0	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Reykholt	40.8	86.3	40.3	41.2	85.7	86.8	W	53.2	Europe	Iceland	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iceland.
Mars	MarsE	Reykholt	40.48	273.7	39.98	40.878	274.3	273.2	E	53.2	Europe	Iceland	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iceland.
Mars	Mars	Reynolds	-75.1	157.9	-75.9	-74.3	154.5	160.8	W	97.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Osborne; British physicist (1842-1912).
Mars	MarsE	Reynolds	-74.94	202.1	-75.746	-74.13	205.5	199.2	E	97.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Osborne; British physicist (1842-1912).
Mars	Mars	Rhabon Valles	21.4	91.5	20.8	22.3	89.2	93.6	W	247.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Dacia (Romania).
Mars	MarsE	Rhabon Valles	21.18	268.5	20.585	22.073	270.8	266.4	E	247.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Dacia (Romania).
Jupiter	Europa	Rhadamanthys Linea	19.3	200.5	2.6	33.9	173.1	232.4	W	1,747.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Son of Europa and Zeus.
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus	0.0	4.9					E	45.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Venus	Venus	Rhea Mons	32.4	282.2	31.4	33.4	281.9	282.6	E	217.0	Europe	Greek	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Greek Titaness.
Earth	Moon	Rheita	-37.1	47.2					E	70.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Jupiter	Europa	Rhiannon	-80.9	194.9	-81.2	-80.6	193.1	196.8	W	15.9	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic heroine.
Venus	Venus	Rhoda	11.4	347.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.2	Europe	Greek	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Venus	Venus	Rhpisunt Mons	2.5	301.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	North America	Canada	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Haida (NW Coast) Bear Mother deity.
Venus	Venus	Rhys	8.6	298.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	44.0	Europe	Wales	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean; Welsh writer (1894-1979).
Earth	Moon	Rhysling	26.1	3.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Mars	Mars	Ribe	16.6	29.2	16.5	16.8	29.1	29.3	W	11.0	Europe	Denmark	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Denmark.
Mars	MarsE	Ribe	16.42	330.8	16.324	16.621	330.9	330.7	E	11.0	Europe	Denmark	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Denmark.
Earth	Moon	Riccioli	-3.3	-74.6					E	139.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1598-1671).
Earth	Moon	Riccius	-36.9	26.5					E	71.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Ricco	75.6	176.3					E	65.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Annibale; Italian astronomer (1844-1911).
Earth	Moon	Richards	7.7	140.1					E	16.0	North America	American	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodore William; American chemist; Nobel laureate (1868-1928).
Venus	Venus	Richards	2.5	196.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	25.0	North America	American	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ellen; founder of science of ecology (1842-1911).
Earth	Moon	Richardson	31.1	100.5					E	141.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Owen Willans; British quantum physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1959).
Mars	Mars	Richardson	-72.6	180.4	-73.5	-71.9	177.6	182.9	W	95.9	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lewis F.; British meteorologist, chemist (1881-1953).
Mars	MarsE	Richardson	-72.41	179.6	-73.322	-71.707	182.4	177.1	E	95.9	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lewis F.; British meteorologist, chemist (1881-1953).
Earth	Moon	Riedel	-48.9	-139.6					E	47.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Klaus; German rocketry scientist (1907-1944); Walter; German rocket scientist (1902-1968).
Earth	Moon	Riemann	38.9	86.8					E	163.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Friedrich Bernhard; German mathematician (1826-1866). 
Mercury	Mercury	Riemenschneider	-52.8	99.6					W	145.0	Europe	Germany	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tilman; German sculptor (c. 1460-1531).
Venus	Venus	Rigatona Corona	-33.5	278.5	-33.5	-33.5	278.5	278.5	E	300.0	Europe	Celtic	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Rigr	70.8	244.6	69.9	71.5	242.1	246.8	W	72.5	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; another name for the god Heimdall.
Venus	Venus	Riley	14.1	72.5	14.0	14.0	72.3	72.3	E	20.2	Europe	England	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Margaretta; English botanist (1804-1899).
Mercury	Mercury	Rilke	-45.2	12.3					W	86.0	Europe	Germany	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rainer Maria; German poet (1875-1926).
Uranus	Ariel	Rima	-18.3	260.8					E	41.0	Europe	Great Britain	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spirit in Hudson's "Green Mansions."
Earth	Moon	Rima Agatharchides	-20.0	-28.0					E	50.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Agricola	29.0	-53.0					E	110.0	Europe	Latin	LTO	LTO-38B2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby Montes.
Earth	Moon	Rima Archytas	53.0	3.0					E	90.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Ariadaeus	6.4	14.0					E	250.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	1961	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Artsimovich	27.0	-39.0					E	70.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO39B4	LTO-39B4	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Billy	-15.0	-48.0					E	70.0	Europe	France	LAC	75,93	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Birt	-21.0	-9.0					E	50.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Bradley	23.8	-1.2					E	161.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41B4	LTO-41B4	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby Mons.
Earth	Moon	Rima Brayley	21.4	-37.5					E	311.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Calippus	37.0	13.0					E	40.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Cardanus	11.4	-71.5					E	175.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Carmen	19.8	29.3					E	10.0	Europe	Spain	Unknown	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Spanish female name.
Earth	Moon	Rima Cauchy	10.5	38.0					E	140.0	Europe	France	LAC 61	LAC 61	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Cleomedes	27.0	57.0					E	80.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Cleopatra	30.0	-53.8					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	S-01	38 B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Greek female name.
Earth	Moon	Rima Conon	18.6	2.0					E	30.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C4	LTO-41C4	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Dawes	17.5	26.6					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-04	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Delisle	31.0	-32.0					E	60.0	Europe	France	LTO39B2	LTO-39B2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Diophantus	29.0	-33.0					E	150.0	Europe	Greek	LTO39B2	LTO-39B2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Draper	18.0	-25.0					E	160.0	North America	American	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Euler	21.0	-31.0					E	90.0	Europe	Switzerland	S-01	39 C2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Flammarion	-2.8	-5.6					E	80.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Furnerius	-35.0	61.0					E	50.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima G. Bond	33.3	35.5					E	168.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Galilaei	11.9	-58.5					E	89.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Gay-Lussac	13.0	-22.0					E	40.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Gärtner	59.0	36.0					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Hadley	25.0	3.0					E	80.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41B4	LTO-41B4	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby Mountain (Mons Hadley).
Earth	Moon	Rima Hansteen	-12.0	-53.0					E	25.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Hesiodus	-30.0	-20.0					E	256.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Hyginus	7.4	7.8					E	219.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1961	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Jansen	14.5	29.0					E	35.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Krieger	29.0	-45.6					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Mairan	38.0	-47.0					E	90.0	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Marcello	18.6	27.7					E	2.0	Europe	Italy	S-02	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Italian male name.
Earth	Moon	Rima Marius	16.5	-48.9					E	121.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Messier	-1.0	45.0					E	100.0	Europe	France	LTO79B2	LTO-79B2	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Milichius	8.0	-33.0					E	100.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Oppolzer	-1.7	1.0					E	94.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Reiko	18.6	27.7					E	2.0	Asia	Japan	S-02	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Japanese female name.
Earth	Moon	Rima Rudolf	19.6	29.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	S-03	042C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Fissure	Rima, rimae	German male name.
Earth	Moon	Rima Réaumur	-3.0	3.0					E	30.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Schröter	1.0	-6.0					E	40.0	Europe	Germany	AIC 59D	AIC 59D	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Sharp	46.7	-50.5					E	107.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Sheepshanks	58.0	24.0					E	200.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Siegfried	-25.9	103.0					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	S-01	100C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	Fissure	Rima, rimae	German male name.
Earth	Moon	Rima Suess	6.7	-48.2					E	165.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Sung-Mei	24.6	11.3					E	4.0	Asia	China	S-02	42A4	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Chinese female name; part of Aratus CA.
Earth	Moon	Rima T. Mayer	13.0	-31.0					E	50.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Vladimir	25.2	-0.7					E	14.0	Europe	Slavic	S-01	41A3	Adopted by IAU	1979	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Slavic male name.
Earth	Moon	Rima Wan-Yu	20.0	-31.5					E	12.0	Asia	China	S-01	39 C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Chinese female name.
Earth	Moon	Rima Yangel'	16.7	4.6					E	30.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO41C3	LTO-41C3	Adopted by IAU	1978	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rima Zahia	25.0	-29.5					E	16.0	Asia	Arabian	S-01	39 B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Arabic female name.
Mars	Mars	Rimac	45.3	224.0	45.2	45.3	223.9	224.1	W	7.6	South and Central America	Peru	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Rimac	44.98	136.0	44.875	44.975	136.1	135.9	E	7.6	South and Central America	Peru	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Alphonsus	-14.0	-2.0					E	80.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater of same name.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Apollonius	5.0	53.0					E	230.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 62	LAC 62	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Archimedes	26.6	-4.1					E	169.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 41	LAC 41	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Aristarchus	26.9	-47.5					E	121.0	Europe	Greek	LTO39A4	LTO-39A4	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Arzachel	-18.0	-2.0					E	50.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Atlas	47.5	43.6					E	60.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Bode	10.0	-4.0					E	70.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Boscovich	9.8	11.1					E	40.0	Europe	Italy	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Bürg	44.5	23.8					E	147.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Chacornac	29.0	32.0					E	120.0	Europe	France	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Daniell	37.0	26.0					E	200.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Darwin	-19.3	-69.5					E	143.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae de Gasparis	-24.6	-51.1					E	93.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Doppelmayer	-25.9	-45.1					E	162.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Focas	-28.0	-98.0					E	100.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Fresnel	28.0	4.0					E	90.0	Europe	France	LTO41B4	LTO-41B4	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby promontorium.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Gassendi	-18.0	-40.0					E	70.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Gerard	46.0	-84.0					E	100.0	Europe	Great Britain	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Goclenius	-8.0	43.0					E	240.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Grimaldi	-9.0	-64.0					E	230.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Gutenberg	-5.0	38.0					E	330.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Herigonius	-13.0	-37.0					E	100.0	Europe	France	S-01	75C4	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Hevelius	1.0	-68.0					E	182.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Hippalus	-25.5	-29.2					E	191.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Hypatia	-0.4	22.4					E	206.0	Africa	Egypt	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Janssen	-45.6	40.0					E	114.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Kopff	-17.4	-89.6					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	[Rimae Liebig]	-20.0	-45.0					E	140.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater. (Name dropped because it is the same feature as Rimae Mersenius.)
Earth	Moon	Rimae Littrow	22.1	29.9					E	115.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Maclear	13.0	20.0					E	110.0	Europe	Ireland	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Maestlin	2.0	-40.0					E	80.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Maupertuis	52.0	-23.0					E	60.0	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Menelaus	17.2	17.9					E	131.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1978	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Mersenius	-20.0	-46.5					E	300.0	Europe	France	LAC	93D3	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named for nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Opelt	-13.0	-18.0					E	70.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Palmieri	-28.0	-47.0					E	150.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Parry	-6.1	-16.8					E	82.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Petavius	-25.9	58.9					E	80.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Pettit	-23.0	-92.0					E	450.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Pitatus	-28.5	-13.8					E	94.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Plato	52.9	-3.2					E	87.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Plinius	17.9	23.6					E	124.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	042C3	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Posidonius	32.0	28.7					E	70.0	Europe	Greek	LM	42	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Prinz	27.0	-43.0					E	80.0	Europe	Germany	LTO39A3	LTO-39A3	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Ramsden	-33.9	-31.4					E	108.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Repsold	50.6	-81.7					E	166.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Riccioli	-2.0	-74.0					E	400.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Ritter	3.0	18.0					E	100.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Römer	27.0	35.0					E	110.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Secchi	1.0	44.0					E	35.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 61	LAC 61	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Sirsalis	-15.7	-61.7					E	426.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Sosigenes	8.6	18.7					E	190.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Sulpicius Gallus	21.0	10.0					E	90.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Taruntius	5.5	46.5					E	25.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Within crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Theaetetus	33.0	6.0					E	50.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Triesnecker	4.3	4.6					E	215.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Vasco da Gama	10.0	-82.0					E	60.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Zupus	-15.0	-53.0					E	120.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1976	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Mercury	Mercury	Rimbaud	-62.0	148.0					W	85.0	Europe	France	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur; French poet (1854-1891).
Mars	Mars	Rincon	-8.1	43.1	-8.2	-8.0	42.9	43.2	W	13.6	South and Central America	Netherland (Dutch) Antilles	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Netherlands. Antilles (Bonaire Is).
Mars	MarsE	Rincon	-8.01	316.9	-8.109	-7.911	317.1	316.8	E	13.6	South and Central America	Netherland (Dutch) Antilles	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Netherlands. Antilles (Bonaire Is).
Venus	Venus	Rind Corona	8.2	247.5	7.6	8.5	247.1	248.3	E	140.0	Europe	Norse	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse "Earth's Winter Queen," personification of the frost-covered Earth.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Rio Hondo	31.7	20.7					W	0.6	South and Central America	Argentina	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Argentina.
Saturn	Dione	Ripheus	-56.47	36.8	-58.0	-54.66	33.86	39.65	W	34.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Trojan. He fought at the side of Aeneas during Troy's last night.
Venus	Venus	Rita	71.0	334.8	71.0	71.0	334.8	334.8	E	8.3	Europe	Italy	V-07	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian first name.
Earth	Moon	Ritchey	-11.1	8.5					E	24.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Mars	Mars	Ritchey	-28.8	51.0	-29.4	-28.0	50.4	51.8	W	79.0	North America	American	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George W.; American astronomer (1864-1945).
Mars	MarsE	Ritchey	-28.53	309.0	-29.123	-27.732	309.6	308.2	E	79.0	North America	American	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George W.; American astronomer (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Rittenhouse	-74.5	106.5					E	26.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David; American inventor, astronomer, mathematician (1732-1796).
Earth	Moon	Ritter	2.0	19.2					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl; German geographer (1779-1859); Georg August Dietrich; German astrophysicist (1926-1908).
Earth	Moon	Ritz	-15.1	92.2					E	51.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter; Swiss physicist (1878-1909).
Earth	Moon	Robert	19.0	27.4					E	1.0	Europe	England	S-01	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English male name.
Earth	Moon	Roberts	71.1	-174.5					E	89.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander William; South African astronomer (1857-1938); Isaac; British astronomer (1829-1904).
Earth	Moon	Robertson	21.8	-105.2					E	88.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Howard Percy; American physicist, mathematician (1903-1961).
Earth	Moon	Robinson	59.0	-45.9					E	24.0	Europe	Ireland	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(John) Thomas Romney; Irish astronomer, physicist, meteorologist (1792-1882).
Earth	Moon	Rocca	-12.7	-72.8					E	89.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocco	28.9	-45.0					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	S-01	39 A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian male name.  <em>Note: Formerly Krieger D </em>
Earth	Moon	Roche	-42.3	136.5					E	160.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Édouard Albert; French astronomer (1820-1883).
Mars	Phobos	Roche	53.0	183.0					W	2.3	Europe	France		TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edouard; French astronomer (1820-1883).
Mars	Mars	Roddenberry	-49.8	4.6	-50.8	-48.5	3.2	6.3	W	141.0	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gene; American engineer, television producer (1921-1991).
Mars	MarsE	Roddenberry	-49.48	355.4	-50.481	-48.177	356.8	353.7	E	141.0	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gene; American engineer, television producer (1921-1991).
Mercury	Mercury	Rodin	21.1	18.2					W	229.0	Europe	France	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Auguste; French sculptor (1840-1917).
Venus	Venus	Rogneda Patera	-2.8	220.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	120.0	Europe	Slavic	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Gorislava; E. Slavic princess, wife of Vladimir 'The Red Sun', duke of Kiev, mother of Yaroslav 'The Wise', grand duke of Kiev (c. 950-1000).
Venus	Venus	Rohina Tholus	-40.6	295.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.0	Asia	India	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Hindu cow goddess.
Venus	Venus	Rokapi Dorsa	-55.0	222.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,200.0	Asia	Georgia	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Georgian main witch.
Saturn	Iapetus	Roland	73.3	25.2	72.4	74.3	4.8	45.6	W	144.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charlemagne's nephew; led rear guard of French forces; hero in song of Roland.
Venus	Venus	Romanskaya	23.2	178.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.4	Europe	Soviet	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sofia; Soviet astronomer (1886-1969).
Earth	Moon	Romeo	7.5	122.6					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	S-02	65C1S2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian male name.
Uranus	Oberon	Romeo	-28.7	89.4					E	159.0	Europe	Great Britain	OBERON	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shakespearean character in "Romeo and Juliet."
Venus	Venus	Romi-Kumi Corona	-81.2	180.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	South and Central America	Colombia	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Tukano (Colombia) great mother goddess.
Mars	Mars	Romny	-25.6	18.2	-25.7	-25.6	18.2	18.3	W	5.3	Europe	Russia	ERYTHR	I-947	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Romny	-25.35	341.8	-25.447	-25.348	341.8	341.7	E	5.3	Europe	Russia	ERYTHR	I-947	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Romola	9.3	54.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.5	Europe	Italy	V-21	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian first name.
Saturn	Dione	Romulus	-8.15	26.85	-12.6	-3.52	22.6	30.93	W	90.7	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mythical founder of Rome in 754 or 753 B.C., son of Mars by Ilia (Rhea Silvia).
Saturn	Iapetus	Roncevaux Terra	37.0	239.5	30.0	47.7	145.0	292.2	W	1,284.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Pass where Roland and his forces were ambushed by the Saracens.
Mars	Mars	Rong	22.7	45.4	22.6	22.8	45.3	45.5	W	8.8	Asia	Tibet	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Tibet).
Mars	MarsE	Rong	22.47	314.6	22.37	22.569	314.7	314.5	E	8.8	Asia	Tibet	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Tibet).
Jupiter	Callisto	Rongoteus	53.6	106.1	53.3	54.0	105.4	106.6	W	35.5	Europe	Karelia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karelian deity of the harvest of rye.
Mars	Mars	Rongxar	26.6	55.5	26.4	26.8	55.3	55.7	W	22.0	Asia	Tibet	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1987	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Small village in Tibet, near Mt. Everest.
Mars	MarsE	Rongxar	26.34	304.5	26.142	26.539	304.7	304.3	E	22.0	Asia	Tibet	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1987	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Small village in Tibet, near Mt. Everest.
Venus	Venus	Roptyna	62.2	28.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.5	Asia	Siberia	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chukcha (NE Siberia) first name.
Earth	Moon	Rosa	20.3	-32.3					E	1.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	39 C2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish female name.
Venus	Venus	Rosa Bonheur	9.7	288.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	104.0	Europe	France	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French painter (1822-1899).
Venus	Venus	Rose	-35.2	248.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.5	Europe	Germany	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German first name.
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger	-55.4	43.1					E	95.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Venus	Venus	Rosmerta Corona	0.0	124.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Celtic	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Celtic fertility/luck goddess.
Venus	Venus	Rosna Tholi	-25.5	73.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	130.0	South and Central America	Chimalateco	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Chimalateco/Chinanteco (Mexico) mountain goddess.
Earth	Moon	Ross	11.7	21.7					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO60B4	LTO-60B4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James Clark; British explorer (1800-1862); Frank Elmore; American astronomer, optician (1874-1966).
Mars	Mars	Ross	-57.8	108.0	-58.5	-57.0	106.6	113.6	W	85.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frank E.; American astronomer (1874-1966).
Mars	MarsE	Ross	-57.51	252.0	-58.21	-56.703	253.4	246.4	E	85.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frank E.; American astronomer (1874-1966).
Mars	Mars	Rossby	-47.9	192.2	-48.5	-47.2	191.2	193.2	W	82.5	North America	American	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl G.; Swedish-American meteorologist (1898-1957).
Mars	MarsE	Rossby	-47.58	167.8	-48.177	-46.876	168.8	166.8	E	82.5	North America	American	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl G.; Swedish-American meteorologist (1898-1957).
Earth	Moon	Rosse	-17.9	35.0					E	11.0	Europe	Ireland	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Parsons, Earl of Rosse; Irish astronomer (1800-1867).
Earth	Moon	Rosseland	-41.0	131.0					E	75.0	Europe	Norway		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Svein; Norwegian astrophysicist (1894-1985). <em>Note: Formerly Roche U</em>
Venus	Venus	Rossetti	57.0	6.4	57.0	57.0	6.4	6.4	E	23.4	Europe	Great Britain	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christina; English poet (1830-1894).
Earth	Moon	Rost	-56.4	-33.7					E	48.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Leonhard; German astronomer (1688-1727).
Jupiter	Callisto	Rota	27.2	108.4	26.8	27.6	107.8	109.0	W	45.0	Europe	Lapp	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Deity of the underground world.
Earth	Moon	Rothmann	-30.8	27.7					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Rotorua	18.8	30.7					W	0.5	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in New Zealand.
Uranus	Titania	Rousillon Rupes	-14.7	26.5					E	402.0	Europe	France	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Location in "All's Well That Ends Well."
Venus	Venus	Rowena	10.4	171.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.5	Europe	Celtic	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic first name.
Earth	Moon	Rowland	57.4	-162.5					E	171.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry Augustus; American physicist (1848-1901).
Venus	Venus	Roxanna	26.5	334.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.5	Asia	Persian	V-19	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Persian.
Venus	Venus	Royle	-32.7	193.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.1	Europe	Bashkir	V-50	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bashkir first name.
Earth	Moon	Rozhdestvenskiy	85.2	-155.4					E	177.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dmitriy Sergeevich; Soviet physicist (1876-1940).
Neptune	Triton	Ruach Planitia	28.0	24.0					E	0.0	Europe	France	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	French isle of winds.
Venus	Venus	Ruad Colles	-68.0	118.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Europe	Ireland	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Irish female deity, sank into the sea sleeping in her bronze boat.
Jupiter	Io	Ruaumoko Patera	14.72	139.74	14.4	14.99	139.98	139.48	W	19.0	Oceania	Polynesia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Polynesian god who causes earthquakes and volcanos.
Mercury	Mercury	Rubens	59.8	74.1					W	175.0	Europe	Flemish	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Peter Paul; Flemish painter (1577-1640).
Mars	Mars	Rubicon Valles	45.0	117.0	42.5	46.5	115.0	119.0	W	240.0	Europe	Italy	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient river in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Rubicon Valles	44.68	243.0	42.177	46.176	245	241	E	240.0	Europe	Italy	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient river in Italy.
Mercury	Mercury	Rublev	-15.1	156.8					W	132.0	Europe	Russia	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andrey; Russian painter (c. 1370-1430).
Mars	Mars	Ruby	-25.5	17.1	-25.7	-25.2	16.9	17.4	W	27.3	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in South Carolina, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Ruby	-25.25	342.9	-25.447	-24.951	343.1	342.6	E	27.3	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in South Carolina, USA.
Mars	Mars	Rudaux	38.3	309.1	37.4	39.3	308.0	310.2	W	107.0	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lucien; French astronomer (1874-1947).
Mars	MarsE	Rudaux	37.98	50.9	37.087	38.982	52	49.8	E	107.0	Europe	France	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lucien; French astronomer (1874-1947).
Mercury	Mercury	Rude	-32.8	79.6					W	75.0	Europe	France	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francois; French sculptor (1784-1855).
Venus	Venus	Rudneva	78.4	174.7	78.4	78.4	174.0	174.0	E	29.8	Europe	Russia	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Varvara; Russian physician (1844-1899).
Venus	Venus	Rufina	-74.6	195.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Europe	Greek	V-59	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Venus	Venus	Ruit	-25.5	72.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.4	Oceania	Polynesia	V-46	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Earth	Moon	Rumford	-28.8	-169.8					E	61.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford; British physicist (1753-1814).
Mars	Mars	Runa Vallis	-28.7	36.8	-29.0	-28.3	36.7	37.0	W	39.2	Europe	Soviet	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Name proposed by Soviets.
Mars	MarsE	Runa Vallis	-28.43	323.2	-28.725	-28.03	323.3	323	E	39.2	Europe	Soviet	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Name proposed by Soviets.
Venus	Venus	Runak	-58.5	196.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.6	Asia	Turkey	V-59	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kurdian first name.
Earth	Moon	Runge	-2.5	86.7					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81B2	LTO-81B2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl David Tolme; German mathematician (1856-1927).
Earth	Moon	Rupes Altai	-24.3	22.6					E	427.0	Asia	Mongolia	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1961	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named from terrestrial Altai Mountains.
Earth	Moon	Rupes Boris	30.5	-33.5					E	4.0	Europe	Russia	S-02	39 B2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rupes Cauchy	9.0	37.0					E	120.0	Europe	France	LTO61A3	LTO-61A3	Adopted by IAU	1964	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rupes Kelvin	-27.3	-33.1					E	78.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named from nearby promontorium.
Earth	Moon	Rupes Liebig	-25.0	-46.0					E	180.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1964	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rupes Mercator	-31.0	-22.3					E	93.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Rupes Recta	-22.1	-7.8					E	134.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1961	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Latin for "straight cliff" (the straight wall).
Mars	Mars	Rupes Tenuis	82.0	90.0	81.0	83.0	60.0	115.0	W	650.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1988	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Rupes Tenuis	81.91	270.0	80.899	82.921	300	245	E	650.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1988	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Rupes Toscanelli	27.4	-47.5					E	70.0	Europe	Italy	LTO39A4	LTO-39A4	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named from nearby crater.
Venus	Venus	Rusalka Planitia	9.8	170.1	-3.4	-0.2	158.9	181.2	E	3,655.0	Europe	Russia	V-25,37	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Russian mermaid.
Venus	Venus	Ruslanova	83.9	16.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	44.3	Europe	Soviet	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lidiya; Soviet singer (1900-1973).
Earth	Moon	Russell	26.5	-75.4					E	103.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry Norris; American astronomer (1877-1957); John; British artist, selenographer (1745-1806).
Mars	Mars	Russell	-54.9	347.6	-56.0	-53.7	345.7	349.6	W	139.7	North America	American	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry N.; American astronomer (1877-1957).
Mars	MarsE	Russell	-54.59	12.4	-55.698	-53.389	14.3	10.4	E	139.7	North America	American	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry N.; American astronomer (1877-1957).
Earth	Moon	Ruth	28.7	-45.1					E	3.0	Asia	Hebrew	S-01	39 A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew female name.
Venus	Venus	Ruth	43.3	19.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Earth	Moon	Rutherford	10.7	137.0					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66A3	LTO-66A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Ernest; New Zealand-British physicist; Nobel laureate (1871-1937).
Mars	Mars	Rutherford	19.2	10.7	18.3	20.1	9.7	11.6	W	110.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernest; British physicist (1871-1937).
Mars	MarsE	Rutherford	19.0	349.3	18.107	19.891	350.3	348.4	E	110.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernest; British physicist (1871-1937).
Earth	Moon	Rutherfurd	-60.9	-12.1					E	48.0	North America	American	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lewis Morris; American astronomer (1816-1892).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ruti	13.2	308.6	13.0	13.4	308.5	308.8	W	16.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenician; Byblos god.
Jupiter	Io	Ruwa Patera	0.19	1.75	-0.55	0.86	2.73	0.78	W	62.44	Africa	Tanzania	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	African sun god associated Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Mars	Mars	Ruza	-34.3	52.8	-34.5	-34.1	52.5	53.0	W	22.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Ruza	-34.0	307.2	-34.197	-33.799	307.5	307	E	22.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Rydberg	-46.5	-96.3					E	49.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes Robert; Swedish physicist (1854-1919).
Earth	Moon	Rynin	47.0	-103.5					E	75.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaj Alexsevitch; Soviet rocketry scientist (1877-1942).
Mars	Mars	Rynok	44.5	238.3	44.4	44.5	238.2	238.4	W	9.0	Europe	Russia	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Rynok	44.18	121.7	44.075	44.175	121.8	121.6	E	9.0	Europe	Russia	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Rypin	-1.3	41.0	-1.4	-1.1	40.8	41.1	W	18.4	Europe	Poland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Poland.
Mars	MarsE	Rypin	-1.29	319.0	-1.384	-1.088	319.2	318.9	E	18.4	Europe	Poland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Poland.
Neptune	Triton	Ryugu Planitia	-5.0	27.0					E	0.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Japanese undersea dragon palace.
Venus	Venus	Rzhanitsa Corona	-17.6	214.6	-19.2	-15.7	212.3	216.0	E	450.0	Europe	Russia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Russian goddess of rye fields.
Earth	Moon	Réaumur	-2.4	0.7					E	52.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Mercury	Mercury	R?daki	-4.0	51.1					W	120.0	Asia	Persian	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Persian poet (c. 859-940/941).
Mercury	Mercury	R?m?	-24.1	104.7					W	75.0	Asia	Persian	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jalal Ad-Din, also Mawlana; Persian poet and Sufi mystic (1207-1273).
Earth	Moon	Römer	25.4	36.4					E	39.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Röntgen	33.0	-91.4					E	126.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm Conrad; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1923).
Earth	Moon	Sabatier	13.2	79.0					E	10.0	Europe	France	LTO63A2	LTO-63A2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; French chemist; Nobel laureate (1854-1941).
Venus	Venus	Sabin	-38.5	274.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	33.1	North America	American	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Florence; American medical researcher (1871-1953).
Earth	Moon	Sabine	1.4	20.1					E	30.0	Europe	Ireland	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Edward; Irish physicist, astronomer (1788-1883).
Saturn	Dione	Sabinus	-43.65	186.66	-47.55	-39.24	181.18	192.31	W	88.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fabled ancestor of the Sabines.
Venus	Venus	Sabira	-5.8	239.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.7	Europe	Russia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tatar first name.
Mars	Mars	Sabis Vallis	-5.3	152.5	-7.1	-3.6	152.2	152.9	W	206.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Sambre River in France and Belgium.
Mars	MarsE	Sabis Vallis	-5.24	207.5	-7.021	-3.56	207.8	207.1	E	206.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Sambre River in France and Belgium.
Mars	Mars	Sabo	25.4	49.0	25.4	25.5	49.0	49.1	W	4.2	Europe	Russia	25047	I-1918	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Sabo	25.15	311.0	25.149	25.248	311	310.9	E	4.2	Europe	Russia	25047	I-1918	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Sabrina Vallis	11.2	49.0	10.8	11.7	47.1	51.1	W	237.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Severn River, England.
Mars	MarsE	Sabrina Vallis	11.08	311.0	10.681	11.572	312.9	308.9	E	237.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Severn River, England.
Venus	Venus	Sacajawea Patera	64.3	335.4	64.1	64.7	332.5	338.0	E	233.0	North America	Dakota	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Shoshoni Indian woman who served as an interpreter for the Lewis & Clark expedition to the Pacific Northwest (1786-1812).
Venus	Venus	Sachs Patera	49.1	334.2	48.9	49.3	333.8	334.4	E	65.0	Europe	Sweden	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Nelly; German-born Swedish playwright, poet (1891-1970).
Mars	Mars	Sacra Dorsa	9.9	66.3	-3.8	23.4	58.4	75.8	W	1,630.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature at 20N, 67W.
Mars	MarsE	Sacra Dorsa	9.79	293.7	-3.757	23.164	301.6	284.2	E	1,630.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature at 20N, 67W.
Mars	Mars	Sacra Fossae	21.7	68.5	11.2	26.9	61.5	73.7	W	950.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Sacra Fossae	21.48	291.5	11.077	26.639	298.5	286.3	E	950.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Sacra Mensa	24.7	68.1	22.4	27.3	63.1	73.5	W	580.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Sacra Mensa	24.45	291.9	22.172	27.036	296.9	286.5	E	580.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Sacra Sulci	22.4	74.7	14.3	27.8	68.2	79.0	W	900.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	From albedo feature at 20N, 67W.
Mars	MarsE	Sacra Sulci	22.17	285.3	14.145	27.533	291.8	281	E	900.0	Europe	Latin	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	From albedo feature at 20N, 67W.
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco	-23.7	16.7					E	98.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Mercury	Mercury	Sad?	-78.6	56.0					W	68.0	Asia	Persian	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Persian poet (c. 1213-1291/1292).
Earth	Moon	Saenger	4.3	102.4					E	75.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eugen; German rocketry scientist (1905-1964).
Venus	Venus	Safarmo	-10.8	161.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.4	Asia	Tajik	V-37	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tajik first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Saga	0.6	325.9	0.5	0.8	325.7	326.0	W	11.1	Europe	Scotland	JC-10	I-2073	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scandinavian goddess, wife of Odin. <em>Note: Defines 326 degrees longitude on Callisto (Rand control point crater (control point number 400).</em>
Venus	Venus	Saga Vallis	76.1	340.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Europe	Norse	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Norse goddess in the form of a waterfall.
Mars	Mars	Sagan	10.8	30.7	10.0	11.6	29.9	31.6	W	98.1	North America	American	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl E.; American astronomer (1934-1996).
Mars	MarsE	Sagan	10.68	329.3	9.889	11.473	330.1	328.4	E	98.1	North America	American	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl E.; American astronomer (1934-1996).
Earth	Moon	Saha	-1.6	102.7					E	99.0	Asia	India	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Meghnad; Indian astrophysicist (1893-1956).
Venus	Venus	Saida	28.2	302.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.5	Asia	Arabian	V-18	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Saikaku	72.9	176.3					W	88.0	Asia	Japan	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ihara; Japanese novelist and poet (1642-1693).
Venus	Venus	Sakwap-mana Mons	35.0	219.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	Hopi	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Hopi maiden of blue corn ('kachina').
Mars	Mars	Salaga	-47.5	51.1	-47.8	-47.3	50.8	51.5	W	27.1	Africa	Ghana	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ghana.
Mars	MarsE	Salaga	-47.18	308.9	-47.477	-46.976	309.2	308.5	E	27.1	Africa	Ghana	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ghana.
Saturn	Enceladus	Salih	-5.29	4.67	-5.78	-4.71	4.07	5.21	W	4.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of Julnar.  <em>Note: Defines 5 degrees longitude on Enceladus.</em>
Venus	Venus	Salika	-5.0	97.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Europe	Russia	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mari first name.
Venus	Venus	Salme Dorsa	58.0	25.2	56.4	60.1	25.6	27.8	E	447.0	Europe	Estonia	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Estonian sky maiden.
Venus	Venus	Salofa Colles	-63.0	167.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Oceania	Samoa	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Samoan tale's girl/sea turtle.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Saltu	-14.2	352.7	-14.6	-13.7	352.4	353.0	W	40.0	Asia	Babylon	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Babylonian goddess of discord and hostility.
Venus	Venus	Salus Tessera	-1.5	48.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	850.0	Europe	Roman	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Roman health and prosperity goddess.
Saturn	Enceladus	Samad	60.3	4.48	58.62	62.26	0.85	8.15	W	16.3	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shayk who guides Musa and Talib to the mountains in "The City of Brass".
Venus	Venus	Samantha	45.6	281.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.9	Asia	Semitic	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Aramaic.
Mars	Mars	Samara Valles	-25.1	19.1	-27.5	-20.6	15.3	21.3	W	615.0	Europe	France	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Somme River, France.
Mars	MarsE	Samara Valles	-24.85	340.9	-27.235	-20.387	344.7	338.7	E	615.0	Europe	France	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Somme River, France.
Saturn	Enceladus	Samarkand Sulci	30.0	327.5	-15.0	75.0	323.5	344.0	W	360.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Country ruled over by Zaman, brother of Shahryar.
Venus	Venus	Samdzimari Corona	-11.0	339.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	260.0	Asia	Georgia	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Georgian (Caucasus) abundance deity.
Venus	Venus	Samintang	-39.0	80.7	-39.0	-39.0	80.7	80.7	E	25.9	Asia	Korea	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	16th century Korean poet.
Earth	Moon	Samir	28.5	-34.3					E	2.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	S-01	39 B2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic male name.
Venus	Venus	Samodiva Mons	13.6	291.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Bulgaria	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Bulgarian winged water deity.
Earth	Moon	Sampson	29.7	-16.5					E	1.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO40B1	LTO-40B1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ralph Allen; Irish-born British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1939).
Venus	Venus	Samsing Corona	-23.8	229.5	-24.7	-23.3	228.6	230.0	E	165.0	Asia	Korea	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Korean childcare deity, a good grandmother.
Venus	Venus	Samundra Vallis	-24.1	347.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	110.0	Asia	India	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Indian river goddess.
Mars	Mars	San Juan	23.1	48.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.3	South and Central America	Puerto Rico	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Puerto Rican port.
Mars	MarsE	San Juan	22.87	311.8	0	0	360	360	E	0.3	South and Central America	Puerto Rico	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Puerto Rican port.
Venus	Venus	Sand Corona	41.7	15.5	41.2	41.8	14.6	16.4	E	181.0	Europe	France	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	George (Aurore Dupin); French novelist (1804-1876). Name changed from Sand Patera.
Venus	Venus	Sandel	-45.7	211.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.9	Europe	Norway	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cora; Norwegian author (1880-1974).
Venus	Venus	Sandi	-68.1	315.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.6	Europe	Greek	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	From Alexandra, Greek first name.
Mars	Mars	Sandila	-25.8	30.4	-25.9	-25.7	30.3	30.5	W	13.9	Asia	India	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mars	MarsE	Sandila	-25.55	329.6	-25.646	-25.447	329.7	329.5	E	13.9	Asia	India	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Venus	Venus	Sandugach	59.9	143.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Europe	Tartar	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tartar first name.
Earth	Moon	Sanford	32.6	-138.9					E	55.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roscoe Frank; American astronomer (1883-1958).
Mars	Mars	Sangar	-27.8	24.4	-28.0	-27.5	24.1	24.6	W	30.9	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Sangar	-27.53	335.6	-27.732	-27.235	335.9	335.4	E	30.9	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Sanger	33.8	288.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	83.6	North America	American	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Margaret; American medical researcher (1883-1966).
Venus	Venus	Sanija	33.1	251.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.0	Europe	Russia	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tatar first name.
Venus	Venus	Santa Corona	-34.5	288.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Italy	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Sabine goddess of fertility and health.
Mars	Mars	Santa Cruz	21.5	47.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.9	Africa	Canary Is.	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Canary Islands.
Mars	MarsE	Santa Cruz	21.28	312.7	0	0	360	360	E	0.9	Africa	Canary Is.	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Port of Canary Islands.
Mars	Mars	Santa Fe	19.5	48.0	19.3	19.7	47.8	48.2	W	20.5	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Mexico, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Santa Fe	19.3	312.0	19.098	19.495	312.2	311.8	E	20.5	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Mexico, USA.
Mercury	Mercury	Santa María Rupes	5.5	19.7					W	0.0	Europe	Spain	H-06	I-960	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Spanish; Columbus' flagship, first voyage to America, 1492.
Mars	Mars	Santaca	-41.4	272.7	-41.5	-41.2	272.6	272.9	W	16.0	Africa	Mozambique	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mozambique.
Mars	MarsE	Santaca	-41.08	87.3	-41.178	-40.878	87.4	87.1	E	16.0	Africa	Mozambique	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mozambique.
Earth	Moon	Santbech	-20.9	44.0					E	64.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santos-Dumont	27.7	4.8					E	8.0	South and Central America	Brazil	LTO41B4	LTO-41B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alberto; Brazilian aeronautical engineer (1873-1932).
Venus	Venus	Saodat	-2.9	344.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3.7	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Uzbek first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Sapas	57.4	33.9	56.8	58.0	32.8	35.1	W	56.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; torch of the gods.
Venus	Venus	Sapas Mons	8.5	188.3	7.9	9.1	187.5	189.0	E	217.0	Asia	Phoenician	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Phoenician commerce, travel, and messenger goddess.
Venus	Venus	Sappho Patera	14.1	16.5	13.7	14.5	16.2	16.7	E	225.0	Asia	Turkey	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Lyric poetess, Lesbos, Asia Minor (fl. between 160-580 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Sarabhai	24.7	21.0					E	7.0	Asia	India	LTO42B4	LTO-42B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vikram Ambalal; Indian astrophysicist (1919-1971).
Venus	Venus	Sarah	-42.4	1.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.5	Asia	Hebrew	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Sarakka	-3.3	53.5	-3.9	-2.9	53.0	54.1	W	47.7	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finno-Ugric goddess of childbirth.
Saturn	Enceladus	Sarandib Planitia	10.23	311.82	-9.08	23.84	293.35	326.81	W	165.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Ceylon (Sri Lanka); the island visited by Sindbad on his 6th voyage.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Saratoga	50.0	270.0					W	2.8	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in New York, USA.
Mercury	Mercury	Sarmiento	-29.8	187.7					W	145.0	South and Central America	Argentina	H-13	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Domingo Faustino; Argentine writer (1811-1888).
Mars	Mars	Sarn	-77.5	54.7	-77.6	-77.4	54.2	55.1	W	11.9	Europe	Wales	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wales.
Mars	MarsE	Sarn	-77.36	305.3	-77.463	-77.261	305.8	304.9	E	11.9	Europe	Wales	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wales.
Mars	Mars	Sarno	-44.7	54.2	-44.9	-44.5	54.0	54.4	W	23.2	Europe	Italy	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Sarno	-44.38	305.8	-44.575	-44.175	306	305.6	E	23.2	Europe	Italy	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Venus	Venus	Sarpanitum Corona	-52.3	14.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	170.0	Asia	Babylon	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Babylonian fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Europa	Sarpedon Linea	-49.5	92.9	-62.3	-31.9	81.8	98.6	W	900.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; son of Europa and Zeus.
Venus	Venus	Sartika	-63.4	67.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.7	Asia	Indonesia	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ibu Dewi; Indonesian educator (1884-1942).
Earth	Moon	Sarton	49.3	-121.1					E	69.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Alfred Leon; Belgian-American historian of science (1884-1956).
Venus	Venus	Sarykyz Linea	-77.3	200.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	370.0	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Uzbek evil spirit.
Venus	Venus	Sasha	38.3	277.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.6	Europe	Russia	V-17	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Saskia	-28.6	337.1	-28.6	-28.6	337.2	337.2	E	37.1	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Artist's model, wife of Rembrandt.
Earth	Moon	Sasserides	-39.1	-9.3					E	90.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Sati	30.9	12.8	29.9	31.9	11.7	14.0	W	94.7	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wife of Khnum, Egyptian god of the Cataracts.
Venus	Venus	Sati Vallis	3.2	334.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	225.0	Africa	Egypt	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Egyptian river goddess.
Mars	Mars	Satka	-43.0	37.0	-43.2	-42.8	36.8	37.2	W	18.7	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Satka	-42.68	323.0	-42.876	-42.476	323.2	322.8	E	18.7	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Sauk	-45.0	32.6	-45.0	-45.0	32.6	32.7	W	3.1	North America	United States	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wisconsin, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Sauk	-44.68	327.4	-44.675	-44.675	327.4	327.3	E	3.1	North America	United States	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Wisconsin, USA.
Venus	Venus	Saule Dorsa	-58.0	206.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,375.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Lithuanian and Latvian sun goddess.
Venus	Venus	Saunau Corona	-1.3	173.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Georgia	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Abkhazian goddess of corn milling.
Earth	Moon	Saunder	-4.2	8.8					E	44.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Samuel Arthur; British mathematician, selenographer (1852-1912).
Earth	Moon	Saussure	-43.4	-3.8					E	54.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Horace Benedict De; Swiss geologist (1740-1799).
Mars	Mars	Savannah	22.2	47.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.7	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Georgia).
Mars	MarsE	Savannah	21.97	312.1	0	0	360	360	E	0.7	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Georgia).
Mars	Mars	Savich	-27.8	264.0	-29.3	-26.3	262.3	265.8	W	188.3	Europe	Russia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksey N. Savich; Russian astronomer (1811-1883).
Mars	MarsE	Savich	-27.53	96.0	-29.024	-26.043	97.7	94.2	E	188.3	Europe	Russia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksey N. Savich; Russian astronomer (1811-1883).
Jupiter	Io	Savitr Patera	48.19	123.36	47.12	49.36	125.62	121.38	W	92.48	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hindu sun god.
Mars	Mars	Say	-28.4	29.7	-28.4	-28.2	29.6	29.8	W	13.3	Africa	Niger	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Niger.
Mars	MarsE	Say	-28.13	330.3	-28.129	-27.93	330.4	330.2	E	13.3	Africa	Niger	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Niger.
Mercury	Mercury	Sayat-Nova	-28.4	122.1					W	158.0	Asia	Armenian	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aruthin Sayadian; Armenian/Georgian song writer (1712-1795).
Venus	Venus	Sayers	-67.5	229.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	98.0	Europe	England	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Dorothy L.; English novelist, playwright (1893-1957).
Venus	Venus	Saykal Fossae	73.0	139.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Kyrgyz warrior maiden.
Venus	Venus	Sayligul	73.6	172.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.3	Asia	Tajik	V-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tajik first name.
Earth	Moon	Scaliger	-27.1	108.9					E	84.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Justus; French chronologist (1540-1609).
Mars	Mars	Scamander Vallis	16.0	331.5	14.4	17.9	330.8	331.6	W	204.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name of river at Troy (modern Turkey).
Mars	MarsE	Scamander Vallis	15.83	28.5	14.244	17.711	29.2	28.4	E	204.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1982	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name of river at Troy (modern Turkey).
Mars	Mars	Scandia	60.5	147.9	60.4	60.8	147.2	148.7	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Southern Scandinavia.
Mars	MarsE	Scandia	60.22	212.1	60.12	60.522	212.8	211.3	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Southern Scandinavia.
Mars	Mars	Scandia Cavi	77.3	150.3	75.0	78.0	124.0	177.0	W	425.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2003	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Named for classical albedo feature at 65N, 150W.
Mars	MarsE	Scandia Cavi	77.16	209.7	74.837	77.867	236	183	E	425.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2003	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Named for classical albedo feature at 65N, 150W.
Mars	Mars	Scandia Colles	66.4	137.2	57.0	72.0	103.8	163.4	W	1,365.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Scandia Colles	66.16	222.8	56.703	71.808	256.2	196.6	E	1,365.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Scandia Tholi	74.0	162.0	72.0	75.0	148.0	174.0	W	480.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Named for classical albedo feature at 65N, 150W.
Mars	MarsE	Scandia Tholi	73.83	198.0	71.808	74.837	212	186	E	480.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Named for classical albedo feature at 65N, 150W.
Mercury	Mercury	Scarlatti	40.5	100.0					W	129.0	Europe	Italy	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Domenico (1685-1757) and Alessandro (1660-1725); Italian composers.
Earth	Moon	Scarp	20.3	30.6					E	8.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Venus	Venus	Scarpellini	-23.2	34.6	-23.2	-23.2	34.6	34.6	E	27.1	Europe	Italy	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Caterina; 19th century Italian astronomer.
Earth	Moon	Schaeberle	-26.2	117.2					E	62.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Martin; American astronomer (1853-1924).
Mars	Mars	Schaeberle	-24.7	309.9	-26.0	-23.2	308.4	311.3	W	160.0	North America	American	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John M.; American astronomer (1853-1924).
Mars	MarsE	Schaeberle	-24.45	50.1	-25.745	-22.966	51.6	48.7	E	160.0	North America	American	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John M.; American astronomer (1853-1924).
Earth	Moon	Scheele	-9.4	-37.8					E	4.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO75C1	LTO-75C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Wilhelm; Swedish chemist (1742-1786).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner	-60.5	-27.5					E	110.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Schiaparelli	23.4	-58.8					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni Virginio; Italian astronomer (1835-1910).
Mars	Mars	Schiaparelli	-2.7	343.3	-6.0	1.1	339.2	347.1	W	471.0	Europe	Italy	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni V.; Italian astronomer (1835-1910).
Mars	MarsE	Schiaparelli	-2.67	16.7	-5.933	1.088	20.8	12.9	E	471.0	Europe	Italy	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giovanni V.; Italian astronomer (1835-1910).
Mercury	Mercury	Schiaparelli Dorsum	23.0	164.1					W	0.0	Europe	Italy	H-08	I-993	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Giovanni V.; Italian astronomer (1835-1910).
Earth	Moon	Schickard	-44.3	-55.3					E	206.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schiller	-51.9	-39.0					E	180.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schjellerup	69.7	157.1					E	62.0	Europe	Denmark	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hans Carl; Danish astronomer (1827-1887).
Earth	Moon	Schlesinger	47.4	-138.6					E	97.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frank; American astronomer (1871-1943).
Earth	Moon	Schliemann	-2.1	155.2					E	80.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich; German archaeologist (1822-1890).
Earth	Moon	Schlüter	-5.9	-83.3					E	89.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich; German astronomer (1815-1844).
Earth	Moon	Schmidt	1.0	18.8					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Friedrich Julius; German astronomer (1825-1884); Bernhard Voldemar; German optician (1879-1935); Otto Yulyevich; Soviet astronomer (1891-1956).
Mars	Mars	Schmidt	-72.3	78.1	-74.0	-70.7	72.3	83.3	W	212.5	Europe	Germany	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann F.; German astronomer (1825-1884); Otto Y.; Russian geophysicist (1891-1956).
Mars	MarsE	Schmidt	-72.11	281.9	-73.827	-70.496	287.7	276.7	E	212.5	Europe	Germany	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann F.; German astronomer (1825-1884); Otto Y.; Russian geophysicist (1891-1956).
Earth	Moon	Schneller	41.8	-163.6					E	54.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Schneller, Herbert; German astronomer (1901-1967).
Mercury	Mercury	Schoenberg	-16.0	135.7					W	29.0	Europe	Austria	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arnold; Austrian-American composer (1874-1951).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger	-76.7	24.9					E	85.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schorr	-19.5	89.7					E	53.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard; German astronomer (1867-1951).
Mars	Mars	Schroeter	-1.9	304.4	-4.3	0.6	301.7	306.5	W	292.0	Europe	Germany	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann H.; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Mars	MarsE	Schroeter	-1.88	55.6	-4.252	0.593	58.3	53.5	E	292.0	Europe	Germany	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann H.; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schrödinger	-75.0	132.4					E	312.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Schrödinger, Erwin; Austrian physicist; Nobel laureate (1887-1961).
Earth	Moon	Schröter	2.6	-7.0					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schubert	2.8	81.0					E	54.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Mercury	Mercury	Schubert	-43.4	54.3					W	185.0	Europe	Austria	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Franz S.; Austrian composer (1797-1828).
Earth	Moon	Schumacher	42.4	60.7					E	60.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich Christian; German astronomer (1780-1850).
Venus	Venus	Schumann-Heink Corona	74.3	214.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	122.0	Europe	Germany	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ernestine; German singer (1861-1936). Name changed from Schumann-Heink Patera.
Earth	Moon	Schuster	4.2	146.5					E	108.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Arthur; British mathematician, physicist (1851-1934).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe	65.1	45.6					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwarzschild	70.1	121.2					E	212.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl; German astronomer (1873-1916).
Mars	Mars	Schöner	20.1	309.5	18.6	21.8	307.5	311.2	W	195.0	Europe	Germany	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes; German geographer (1477-1547).
Mars	MarsE	Schöner	19.89	50.5	18.404	21.577	52.5	48.8	E	195.0	Europe	Germany	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes; German geographer (1477-1547).
Earth	Moon	Schönfeld	44.8	-98.1					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eduard; German astronomer (1828-1891).
Earth	Moon	Scobee	-31.1	-148.9					E	40.0	North America	American		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francis Richard "Dick"; member of the Challenger crew (1939-1986).  <em>Note: Formerly Barringer L</em>
Mercury	Mercury	Scopas	-81.1	172.9					W	105.0	Europe	Greek	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek sculptor and architect (fl. 4th century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Scoresby	77.7	14.1					E	55.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British explorer (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Scott	-82.1	48.5					E	103.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Falcon; British explorer (1868-1912).
Earth	Moon	Sculptured Hills	20.3	31.0					E	8.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Mars	Mars	Scylla Scopulus	-25.4	341.7	-28.9	-21.8	340.4	343.2	W	445.0	Europe	Greek	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1985	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	From albedo feature at 19S, 320W.
Mars	MarsE	Scylla Scopulus	-25.15	18.3	-28.626	-21.577	19.6	16.8	E	445.0	Europe	Greek	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1985	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	From albedo feature at 19S, 320W.
Earth	Moon	Seares	73.5	145.8					E	110.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick Hanley; American astronomer (1873-1964).
Mars	Mars	Sebec	-39.9	260.7	-40.3	-39.3	260.0	261.4	W	64.0	North America	United States	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Maine , USA.
Mars	MarsE	Sebec	-39.58	99.3	-39.98	-38.982	100	98.6	E	64.0	North America	United States	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Maine , USA.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Sebek	61.2	356.9	60.5	61.8	355.4	358.4	W	65.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian crocodile god.
Earth	Moon	Secchi	2.4	43.5					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pietro Angelo; Italian astronomer, astrophysicist (1818-1878).
Mars	Mars	Secchi	-58.3	258.1	-60.0	-56.3	254.7	261.3	W	234.0	Europe	Italy	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Angelo; Italian astronomer (1818-1878).
Mars	MarsE	Secchi	-58.01	101.9	-59.718	-55.999	105.3	98.7	E	234.0	Europe	Italy	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Angelo; Italian astronomer (1818-1878).
Earth	Moon	Sechenov	-7.1	-142.6					E	62.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ivan Mikhaylovich; Russian physiologist (1829-1905).
Venus	Venus	Sedna Planitia	42.7	340.7	31.0	52.6	320.4	356.4	E	3,570.0	North America	Eskimo	V-18,19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Eskimo; her fingers became seals and whales.
Earth	Moon	Seeliger	-2.2	3.0					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hugo von; German astronomer (1849-1924).
Earth	Moon	Segers	47.1	127.7					E	17.0	South and Central America	Argentina	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carlos; Argentinean astronomer (1900-1967).
Earth	Moon	Segner	-58.9	-48.3					E	67.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Mercury	Mercury	Sei	-64.3	89.1					W	113.0	Asia	Japan	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shonagun; Japanese diarist and poet (c. 966-1013).
Venus	Venus	Seia Corona	-3.0	153.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	225.0	Europe	Roman	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman grain goddess.
Earth	Moon	Seidel	-32.8	152.2					E	62.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Philipp Ludwig von; German astronomer, mathematician (1821-1896).
Venus	Venus	Seiko	-21.0	216.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3.4	Asia	Japan	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Seima	17.1	215.9	16.7	17.5	215.6	216.4	W	38.0	Africa	Semitic	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mother goddess of the Arameans.
Venus	Venus	Seiusi Corona	-62.0	241.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	South and Central America	Bolivia	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Tupi/Huarani (Bolivia) fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Seker	-39.2	345.5	-40.3	-38.1	344.0	346.9	W	103.4	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian god of the dead at Memphis.
Venus	Venus	Sekmet Mons	44.5	240.5	42.7	45.8	240.8	240.7	E	285.0	Africa	Egypt	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Ancient Egyptian goddess of war and battle.
Venus	Venus	Szél-anya Dorsa	79.4	81.3	74.3	84.2	73.6	81.6	E	975.0	Europe	Hungary	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Hungarian wind mother. <em>Note: Spelling changed from Sel-Anya June 25, 2008. </em>
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Selene	-14.2	12.5					W	3.6	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Moon goddess in Greek mythology, lover of Endymion.
Earth	Moon	Seleucus	21.0	-66.6					E	43.0	Asia	Babylon	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Babylonian astronomer (unkn-fl. c. 150 B.C.).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Selket	15.0	105.8	13.2	17.0	104.1	107.7	W	172.3	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tutelary goddess who guarded intestines of the dead.
Venus	Venus	Selma	68.5	155.9	68.5	68.5	155.6	155.6	E	11.4	Europe	Celtic	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Celtic.
Venus	Venus	Selu Corona	-42.5	6.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	North America	American	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Cherokee corn goddess.
Venus	Venus	Semele Tholi	64.3	202.9	64.2	64.3	200.9	204.8	E	194.0	Asia	Phoenician	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Frygian (Phoenician) Earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Semeykin	41.8	351.4	41.2	42.5	350.5	352.2	W	76.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Boris Evgen'evich; Soviet astronomer (1900-1937).
Mars	MarsE	Semeykin	41.48	8.6	40.878	42.177	9.5	7.8	E	76.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Boris Evgen'evich; Soviet astronomer (1900-1937).
Mars	Mars	Seminole	-24.4	19.2	-24.6	-24.2	19.0	19.4	W	20.6	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Florida, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Seminole	-24.16	340.8	-24.355	-23.958	341	340.6	E	20.6	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Florida, USA.
Venus	Venus	Semiramus Corona	-37.0	293.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	375.0	Asia	Assyrian	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Assyrian fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Semuni Dorsa	75.9	8.0	73.6	78.1	3.1	13.7	E	514.0	Asia	Siberia	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Ulchian (Siberia) sky goddess.
Earth	Moon	Seneca	26.6	80.2					E	46.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lucius Annaeus; Roman philosopher, natural scientist (4 B.C.- A.D. 65).
Venus	Venus	Senectus Tesserae	50.0	292.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,400.0	Europe	Roman	V-06,17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Roman goddess of old age.
Jupiter	Io	Sengen Patera	-32.89	303.73	-33.78	-31.94	304.66	302.79	W	63.64	Asia	Japan	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Japanese; deity of Mt. Fugiyama.
Mars	Mars	Senus Vallis	-5.3	147.0	-5.4	-5.2	146.9	147.1	W	20.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Senus Vallis	-5.24	213.0	-5.339	-5.142	213.1	212.9	E	20.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Ireland.
Venus	Venus	Seo-Ne Chasma	-63.5	26.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	430.0	Asia	Korea	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Korean moon deity, sun's wife.
Venus	Venus	Seoritsu Farra	-30.0	11.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	230.0	Asia	Japan	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	Japanese stream goddess.
Venus	Venus	Sephira Mons	-43.0	28.0	-42.0	-44.0	26.0	30.0	E	275.0	Europe	Spain	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Spanish goddess of intelligence and creativity.
Mars	Mars	Sepik Vallis	-0.9	65.8	-1.2	-0.7	65.4	66.2	W	56.0	Oceania	New Guinea	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in New Guinea.
Mars	MarsE	Sepik Vallis	-0.89	294.2	-1.186	-0.692	294.6	293.8	E	56.0	Oceania	New Guinea	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in New Guinea.
Jupiter	Callisto	Seqinek	55.5	25.4	54.6	56.5	23.7	27.0	W	80.7	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eskimo; the sun.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Serapis	-12.5	44.1	-14.3	-10.5	42.4	45.8	W	169.3	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian healing god.
Venus	Venus	Serova Patera	20.0	247.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	60.0	Europe	Soviet	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Valentina (Polovikova); Soviet actress (1918-1975).
Venus	Venus	Seseg	-36.3	312.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.8	Asia	Buriat	V-54	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Buryat (Siberia) first name.
Neptune	Triton	Set Catena	22.0	33.5					E	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Egypian water monster; personification of evil.
Jupiter	Io	Seth Mons	-10.72	134.19	-12.7	-8.54	136.0	131.8	W	135.96	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	Mountain	Mons, montes	Egyptian thunder god.
Jupiter	Io	Seth Patera	-5.35	131.67	-6.19	-4.54	132.32	130.92	W	59.82	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Egyptian thunder god.
Jupiter	Io	Sethlaus Patera	-52.29	193.83	-53.13	-51.54	195.93	191.94	W	78.57	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Etruscan celestial smith.
Uranus	Umbriel	Setibos	-30.8	346.3					E	50.0	South and Central America	Puerto Rico	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chief devil.
Mars	Mars	Sevel	79.3	36.8	79.3	79.3	36.7	36.9	W	2.0	Europe	Denmark	MTM 80030	I-1812	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Denmark.
Mars	MarsE	Sevel	79.18	323.2	79.181	79.181	323.3	323.1	E	2.0	Europe	Denmark	MTM 80030	I-1812	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Denmark.
Mars	Mars	Sevi	19.1	257.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	3.2	Europe	Russia	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Sevi	18.9	103.0	0	0	360	360	E	3.2	Europe	Russia	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Seyfert	29.1	114.6					E	110.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Keenan; American astronomer (1911-1960).
Venus	Venus	Seymour	18.2	326.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	63.0	Europe	England	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jane; English queen (c. 1509-1537).
Venus	Venus	Sezibwa Vallis	-44.0	37.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Africa	Uganda	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ganda river spirit.
Mars	Mars	Sfax	-7.8	43.5	-7.8	-7.7	43.4	43.5	W	7.0	Africa	Tunisia	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tunisia.
Mars	MarsE	Sfax	-7.71	316.5	-7.713	-7.614	316.6	316.5	E	7.0	Africa	Tunisia	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tunisia.
Earth	Moon	Shackleton	-89.9	0.0					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Ernest Henry; Irish-born British Antarctic explorer (1874-1922).
Earth	Moon	Shahinaz	7.5	122.4					E	15.0	Asia	Turkey	S-02	65C1S2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Turkish female name.
Saturn	Enceladus	Shahrazad	47.3	199.73	45.05	49.15	196.74	203.29	W	20.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heroine who tells King Shahryar "The Tales of a Thousand Nights".
Saturn	Enceladus	Shahryar	58.32	227.5	55.1	60.78	221.41	232.69	W	24.0	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King whom Shahrazad beguiles with the tales of a thousand nights and a night.
Venus	Venus	Shait Tessera	-54.0	173.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Africa	Egypt	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Egyptian human destiny goddess.
Earth	Moon	Shakespeare	20.2	30.8					E	1.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Mercury	Mercury	Shakespeare	49.7	150.9					W	370.0	Europe	England	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; English poet and dramatist (1564-1616).
Venus	Venus	Shakira	3.0	213.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.6	Europe	Russia	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bashkir first name.
Jupiter	Io	Shakuru Patera	24.12	265.74	22.27	25.35	266.45	264.9	W	105.01	North America	Pawnee	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Pawnee (USA) sun god of the East; gives light and heat.
Venus	Venus	Shala Mons	39.4	208.0	39.0	39.8	207.5	208.5	E	90.0	Asia	Phoenician	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Canaanite (Phoenicia) storm goddess.
Mars	Mars	Shalbatana Vallis	7.8	42.1	0.1	15.6	39.7	45.2	W	963.0	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Akkadian.
Mars	MarsE	Shalbatana Vallis	7.71	317.9	0.099	15.433	320.3	314.8	E	963.0	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Akkadian.
Earth	Moon	Shaler	-32.9	-85.2					E	48.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nathaniel Southgate; American geologist, paleontologist (1841-1906).
Jupiter	Io	Shamash Patera	-34.99	152.59	-38.17	-31.9	155.08	150.02	W	205.3	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Assyro-Babylonian sun god.
Mars	Mars	Shambe	-20.8	30.8	-21.1	-20.5	30.4	31.0	W	34.2	Africa	Sudan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sudan.
Mars	MarsE	Shambe	-20.59	329.2	-20.883	-20.288	329.6	329	E	34.2	Africa	Sudan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sudan.
Venus	Venus	Shamiram Tholus	-6.9	335.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Asia	Armenian	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Armenian goddess of love.
Jupiter	Io	Shamshu Mons	-12.0	71.51	-14.44	-9.1	74.92	68.06	W	215.12	Asia	Arabian	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	Mountain	Mons, montes	Arabian sun goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Shamshu Patera	-10.07	62.97	-11.09	-8.91	64.41	61.48	W	96.36	Asia	Arabian	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Arabian sun goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Shango Patera	32.35	100.52	31.13	33.54	101.98	99.31	W	90.22	Africa	Nigeria	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Yoruba thunder god.
Earth	Moon	Shapley	9.4	56.9					E	23.0	North America	American	LTO62A3	LTO-62A3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harlow; American astronomer (1885-1972).
Earth	Moon	Sharonov	12.4	173.3					E	74.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vsevolod Vasilievich; Soviet astronomer (1901-1964).
Mars	Mars	Sharonov	27.3	58.6	26.4	28.1	57.7	59.6	W	102.0	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vsevolod V.; Russian astronomer (1901-1964).
Mars	MarsE	Sharonov	27.04	301.4	26.142	27.831	302.3	300.4	E	102.0	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vsevolod V.; Russian astronomer (1901-1964).
Earth	Moon	Sharp	45.7	-40.2					E	39.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp-Apollo	-3.2	-23.4					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
Jupiter	Europa	Sharpitor Linea	65.4	171.7	30.3	71.6	138.8	225.9	W	1,650.0	Europe	England	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in England.
Mars	Phobos	Sharpless	-27.5	154.0					W	1.8	North America	American		TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bevan P.; American astronomer (1904-1950).
Venus	Venus	Shasenem	-44.0	258.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.0	Asia	Turkmenistan	V-52	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Turkman first name.
Earth	Moon	Shatalov	24.3	141.5					E	21.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vladimir Alexandrovich; Soviet cosmonaut (1927-Live).
Mars	Mars	Shatskiy	-32.7	14.9	-33.2	-32.0	14.2	15.6	W	72.5	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	N. S.; Russian geologist.
Mars	MarsE	Shatskiy	-32.41	345.1	-32.903	-31.709	345.8	344.4	E	72.5	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	N. S.; Russian geologist.
Mars	Mars	Shawnee	22.7	31.6	22.6	22.9	31.4	31.7	W	17.0	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ohio, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Shawnee	22.47	328.4	22.37	22.668	328.6	328.3	E	17.0	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ohio, USA.
Earth	Moon	Shayn	32.6	172.5					E	93.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Grigorii Abramovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1892-1956).
Earth	Moon	Sheepshanks	59.2	16.9					E	25.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anne; British benefactor (1789-1876).
Venus	Venus	Sheila	19.9	50.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.6	Europe	Ireland	V-21	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish/Celtic first name.
Venus	Venus	Shelikhova Patera	-75.7	162.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	60.0	Europe	Russia	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Natalia; Russian explorer of Alaska (c. 1750-c. 1800).
Mercury	Mercury	Shelley	-47.8	127.8					W	164.0	Europe	England	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Percy Bysshe; English poet (1792-1822).
Earth	Moon	Sherlock	20.2	30.8					E	0.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Earth	Moon	Sherrington	-11.1	118.0					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO83D2	LTO-83D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Charles Scott; British neurophysiologist; Nobel laureate (1856-1952).
Mercury	Mercury	Shevchenko	-53.8	46.5					W	137.0	Europe	Ukraine	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Taras Hryhorovych; Ukrainian poet (1814-1861).
Earth	Moon	Shi Shen	76.0	104.1					E	43.0	Asia	China	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shi(H) Shen; Chinese astronomer (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Shih Mai-Yu	18.4	318.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	22.3	Asia	China	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese physician (1873-1954).
Venus	Venus	Shimti Tessera	31.9	97.7	27.3	36.4	93.7	102.6	E	1,275.0	Asia	Babylon	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Babylonian; Ishtar as the goddess of fate.
Earth	Moon	Shirakatsi	-12.1	128.6					E	51.0	Asia	Armenian	LTO83C3	LTO-83C3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anania; Armenian geographer (620(?)-685(?)).
Venus	Venus	Shirley	31.5	55.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.0	Europe	England	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Venus	Venus	Shishimora Dorsa	37.0	297.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Europe	Slavic	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	E. Slavic night and dreams deity.
Venus	Venus	Shiwanokia Corona	-42.0	279.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	Pueblo	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Zuni fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Shoemaker	-88.1	44.9					E	50.9	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eugene Merle; American astrogeologist (1928-1997).
Mercury	Mercury	Sholem Aleichem	50.4	87.7					W	200.0	Asia	Jewish	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	(Yakov Rabinowitz); Yiddish writer (1859-1916).
Saturn	Rhea	Sholmo	12.0	346.4					W	0.0	Asia	Buriat	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Buriat (Siberia) devil who creates.
Jupiter	Callisto	Sholmo	53.7	16.2	53.0	54.4	15.2	17.4	W	57.0	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finno-Ugric heaven god.
Venus	Venus	Sholpan Vallis	-63.9	150.0	-62.0	-64.2	145.0	155.5	E	590.0	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2003	Valley	Vallis, valles	Kazakh and Karakalpak name of planet Venus.
Earth	Moon	Short	-74.6	-7.3					E	70.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; Scottish mathematician, optician (1710-1768).
Earth	Moon	Shorty	20.2	30.6					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Jupiter	Io	Shoshu Patera	-20.36	324.67	-20.49	-20.25	324.89	324.45	W	13.08	Europe	Caucasus	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Caucasian patron of fire.
Earth	Moon	Shternberg (Sternberg)	19.5	-116.3					E	70.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pavel Karlovich; Russian astronomer (1865-1920).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Shu	43.2	356.8	42.7	43.7	356.2	357.5	W	44.1	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian god of air.
Earth	Moon	Shuckburgh	42.6	52.8					E	38.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir George; British geographer, benefactor (1751-1804).
Venus	Venus	Shulamite Corona	-38.8	284.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	275.0	Asia	Hebrew	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hebrew fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Shuleykin	-27.1	-92.5					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail Vasil'evich; Soviet radio engineer (1884-1939). (Spelling changed from Shulejkin.) <em>Note: Formerly Pettit T</em>
Venus	Venus	Shulzhenko Patera	6.5	264.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	60.0	Europe	Soviet	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Klavdiya; Soviet singer (1906-1984).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Shuruppak Sulcus	-19.3	232.2	-41.6	-4.2	207.9	263.8	W	2,800.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Assyro-Babylonian town on the banks of the Euphrates River where the gods planned the great flood.
Venus	Venus	Shushan	-43.8	70.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.5	Asia	Armenian	V-46	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Armenian first name.
Venus	Venus	Shyv-Amashe Corona	-57.0	63.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	410.0	Europe	Chuvash	V-57	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chuvash (Volga Region) main water goddess.
Mars	Mars	Sian	20.2	48.1	20.1	20.2	48.0	48.1	W	3.8	Europe	Russia	MTM 20047	I-1719	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Sian	19.99	311.9	19.891	19.99	312	311.9	E	3.8	Europe	Russia	MTM 20047	I-1719	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mercury	Mercury	Sibelius	-49.6	144.7					W	90.0	Europe	Finland	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean; Finnish composer (1865-1957).
Mars	Mars	Sibu	-23.3	19.8	-23.4	-23.1	19.6	19.9	W	18.2	Asia	Malaysia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Malaysia.
Mars	MarsE	Sibu	-23.06	340.2	-23.164	-22.866	340.4	340.1	E	18.2	Asia	Malaysia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Malaysia.
Venus	Venus	Sicasica Fluctus	-52.0	180.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	175.0	South and Central America	Bolivia	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Aymara (Bolivia) mountain goddess.
Uranus	Miranda	Sicilia Regio	-30.0	317.2					E	174.0	Europe	Italy	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Location of "Winter's Tale."
Jupiter	Ganymede	Sicyon Sulcus	32.7	18.5	16.3	41.1	351.2	40.0	W	2,125.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Greek; where Ganymede and Hebe were worshipped as rain-givers.
Jupiter	Callisto	Sid Catena	49.2	103.9	48.4	50.2	102.8	104.7	W	81.4	Europe	Norse	JC-03	I-1888	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Norse river.
Venus	Venus	Siddons Patera	61.6	340.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	47.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sarah; English actress (1755-1831).
Venus	Venus	Sidney	13.4	199.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.2	Europe	England	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; Elizabethan dramatist (1561-1621).
Jupiter	Europa	Sidon Flexus	-66.4	183.4	-68.2	-52.2	229.0	146.8	W	1,133.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A very low curvilinear ridge with a scalloped pattern	Flexus, flex?s	Another name for Tyre; where Europa was born.
Venus	Venus	Siduri Mons	-42.3	297.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	105.0	Asia	Babylon	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Babylonian goddess of wine and wisdom.
Earth	Moon	Siedentopf	22.0	135.5					E	61.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich; German astronomer (1906-1963).
Earth	Moon	Sierpinski	-27.2	154.5					E	69.0	Europe	Poland	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Waclaw; Polish mathematician (1882-1969).
Venus	Venus	Sif Mons	22.0	352.4	21.2	22.7	352.0	352.7	E	200.0	Europe	Germany	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Teutonic goddess; Thor's wife.
Venus	Venus	Sige Dorsa	31.2	106.9	29.0	34.1	105.3	108.4	E	478.0	Asia	Babylon	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Babylonian sky goddess.
Mars	Mars	Sigli	-20.5	30.9	-20.8	-20.2	30.6	31.1	W	31.4	Asia	Indonesia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indonesia.
Mars	MarsE	Sigli	-20.29	329.1	-20.585	-19.99	329.4	328.9	E	31.4	Asia	Indonesia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indonesia.
Venus	Venus	Sigrid	63.6	314.4	63.6	63.6	314.4	314.4	E	16.2	Europe	Scandinavian	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scandinavian first name.
Venus	Venus	Sigrun Fossae	50.5	18.0	48.0	53.0	17.0	19.0	E	970.0	Europe	Norse	V-02	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Norse Valkyrie.
Jupiter	Io	Sigurd Patera	-5.94	97.93	-6.82	-5.12	98.87	97.04	W	68.6	Europe	Norse	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Norse sun hero.
Jupiter	Callisto	Sigyn	35.9	29.0	35.3	36.5	28.3	29.8	W	49.8	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Loki's wife.
Earth	Moon	Sikorsky	-66.1	103.2					E	98.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Igor Ivanovich; Russian-American aeronautical engineer (1889-1972).
Venus	Venus	Siksaup Dorsa	-73.0	228.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	650.0	Asia	Burma	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Kachin (Burma/Myanmar) sun goddess.
Earth	Moon	Silberschlag	6.2	12.5					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Esaias; German astronomer (1721-1791).
Mars	Mars	Silinka Vallis	9.0	28.2	8.5	9.8	28.9	27.9	W	140.0	Europe	Russia	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Silinka Vallis	8.9	331.8	8.406	9.692	331.1	332.1	E	140.0	Europe	Russia	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Russia.
Jupiter	Io	Silpium Mons	-52.71	272.34	-54.1	-51.55	274.66	268.87	W	114.54	Europe	Greek	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Greek; where Io dies of grief in some legends.
Venus	Venus	Silvia Corona	12.6	355.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	270.0	Europe	Roman	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Simbya	-74.4	130.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.0	Asia	Siberia	V-58	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nganasan (Samoyed) first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Simeiz Vallis	-13.2	64.3					W	0.0	Europe	Ukraine	H-06	I-960	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Radio telescope facility, Crimea, Ukraine.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Similkameen	-13.5	104.7					W	3.4	North America	Canada	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Canadian coal field.
Venus	Venus	Simonenko	-26.9	97.6	-26.8	-26.8	97.5	97.5	E	31.9	Europe	Russia	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet astronomer.
Mercury	Mercury	Simonides	-29.1	45.0					W	95.0	Europe	Greek	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek lyric poet (556-468 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Simoting Corona	41.2	21.5	40.0	42.5	20.5	22.5	E	270.0	Asia	India	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Naga (Tibetan people in NE India) ancestor of all people.
Earth	Moon	Simpelius	-73.0	15.2					E	70.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Mars	Mars	Simud Valles	19.8	37.8	10.4	26.5	34.0	43.5	W	945.0	Asia	Sumerian	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Sumerian. <em>Note: Descriptor term changed to the plural (valles), and coordinates redefined 3/31/2008.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Simud Valles	19.59	322.2	10.285	26.241	326	316.5	E	945.0	Asia	Sumerian	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in Sumerian. <em>Note: Descriptor term changed to the plural (valles), and coordinates redefined 3/31/2008.</em>
Jupiter	Ganymede	Sin	52.9	357.5	52.7	53.1	357.2	357.9	W	19.0	Asia	Babylon	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Babylonian moon god.
Mars	Mars	Sinai	-20.0	70.0	-20.0	-20.0	70.0	70.0	W	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical; named for area next to Mare Erythraeum (Indian Ocean).
Mars	MarsE	Sinai	-19.79	290.0	-19.792	-19.792	290	290	E	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Biblical; named for area next to Mare Erythraeum (Indian Ocean).
Mars	Mars	Sinai Dorsa	-13.6	79.6	-15.2	-10.3	75.0	83.0	W	473.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1988	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Sinai Dorsa	-13.45	280.4	-15.036	-10.186	285	277	E	473.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1988	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Sinai Planum	-13.5	88.0	-20.0	-7.0	80.0	96.0	W	900.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Sinai Planum	-13.35	272.0	-19.792	-6.922	280	264	E	900.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mercury	Mercury	Sinan	15.5	29.8					W	147.0	Asia	Turkey	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; Turkish architect (1489-1588).
Venus	Venus	Sinanevt Dorsa	66.5	171.0	60.0	73.0	165.0	177.0	E	1,800.0	Europe	Russia	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Itelmen (Kamchatka) Raven's daughter, wife of sky man.
Venus	Venus	Sinann Vallis	-49.0	270.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	425.0	Europe	Ireland	V-52,53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Irish river goddess.
Earth	Moon	Sinas	8.8	31.6					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LTO	LTO-61A4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Simon; Greek benefactor (1810-1876).
Mars	Mars	Sinda	15.9	248.8	15.9	16.0	248.7	248.9	W	6.6	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Sinda	15.73	111.2	15.73	15.829	111.3	111.1	E	6.6	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Saturn	Enceladus	Sindbad	67.0	212.07	64.1	69.1	203.69	220.5	W	29.1	Asia	Arabian	PRELIM	I-1485	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Voyager who had many marvelous adventures on seven voyages.
Mars	Mars	Singa	-22.7	17.4	-22.8	-22.5	17.3	17.5	W	12.8	Africa	Sudan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sudan.
Mars	MarsE	Singa	-22.47	342.6	-22.569	-22.271	342.7	342.5	E	12.8	Africa	Sudan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sudan.
Venus	Venus	Sinlaku Corona	17.3	260.3	16.0	18.5	259.5	261.3	E	300.0	Oceania	Micronesia	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Micronesian (Kosrae Island, Caroline Islands) breadfruit tree goddess.
Mars	Mars	Sinop	-23.5	249.5	-23.6	-23.4	249.3	249.6	W	15.4	Asia	Turkey	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Mars	MarsE	Sinop	-23.26	110.5	-23.363	-23.164	110.7	110.4	E	15.4	Asia	Turkey	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Earth	Moon	Sinus Aestuum	10.9	-8.8					E	290.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Seething Bay."
Earth	Moon	Sinus Amoris	18.1	39.1					E	130.0	Europe	Latin	LTO43C4	LTO-43C4	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Bay of Love."
Mercury	Mercury	Sinus Argiphontae	-10.0	335.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Earth	Moon	Sinus Asperitatis	-3.8	27.4					E	206.0	Europe	Latin	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Bay of Roughness."
Earth	Moon	Sinus Concordiae	10.8	43.2					E	142.0	Europe	Latin	LTO61B3	LTO-61B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Bay of Harmony."
Earth	Moon	Sinus Fidei	18.0	2.0					E	70.0	Europe	Latin	LTO41C4	LTO-41C4	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Bay of Trust."
Earth	Moon	Sinus Honoris	11.7	18.1					E	109.0	Europe	Latin	LTO60A2	LTO-60A2	Adopted by IAU	1976	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Bay of Honor."
Earth	Moon	Sinus Iridum	44.1	-31.5					E	236.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Bay of Rainbows."
Earth	Moon	Sinus Lunicus	31.8	-1.4					E	126.0	Europe	Latin	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Lunik Bay"-landing area of Luna (Lunik) 2.
Earth	Moon	Sinus Medii	2.4	1.7					E	335.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Bay of the center."
Mars	Mars	Sinus Meridiani	-5.0	0.0	-5.0	-5.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Middle Bay," from Flammarion map.
Mars	MarsE	Sinus Meridiani	-4.94	360.0	-4.944	-4.944	360	360	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Middle Bay," from Flammarion map.
Earth	Moon	Sinus Roris	54.0	-56.6					E	202.0	Europe	Latin	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Bay of Dew."
Mars	Mars	Sinus Sabaeus	-8.0	340.0	-8.0	-8.0	340.0	340.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-20	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Today's Red Sea; Saba was part of southern Arabian Peninsula.
Mars	MarsE	Sinus Sabaeus	-7.91	20.0	-7.911	-7.911	20	20	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-20	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Today's Red Sea; Saba was part of southern Arabian Peninsula.
Earth	Moon	Sinus Successus	0.9	59.0					E	132.0	Europe	Latin	LTO62D3	LTO-62D3	Adopted by IAU	1979	"Bay"; small plain	Sinus, sin?s	"Bay of Success."
Neptune	Triton	Sipapu Planitia	-4.0	36.0					E	0.0	North America	Pueblo	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Pueblo (USA) hole or lake of emergence from underworld.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Sippar Sulcus	-15.4	189.3	-19.4	-6.9	172.4	204.3	W	1,508.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Ancient Babylonian town.
Venus	Venus	Sirani	-31.5	230.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	28.3	Europe	Italy	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elisabetta; Italian painter, etcher, printmaker (1638-1665).
Mars	Mars	Sirenum Fossae	-34.9	160.9	-40.0	-23.6	136.4	187.8	W	2,735.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Sirenum Fossae	-34.6	199.1	-39.68	-23.363	223.6	172.2	E	2,735.0	Europe	Greek	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Sirona Dorsa	-43.5	193.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Europe	Celtic	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Celtic sky goddess.
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis	-12.5	-60.4					E	42.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sisakyan	41.2	109.0					E	34.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Noraír Martirósovich; Soviet doctor and biochemist (1907-1966).
Mars	Mars	Sisyphi Cavi	-73.1	6.2	-75.8	-70.1	355.5	13.4	W	430.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Sisyphi Cavi	-72.92	353.8	-75.645	-69.891	4.5	346.6	E	430.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Sisyphi Montes	-69.9	346.1	-71.6	-68.4	342.5	349.5	W	200.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	From albedo feature at 67S, 348W.
Mars	MarsE	Sisyphi Montes	-69.69	13.9	-71.405	-68.177	17.5	10.5	E	200.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	From albedo feature at 67S, 348W.
Mars	Mars	Sisyphi Planum	-70.0	355.0	-77.0	-61.0	327.0	18.0	W	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Sisyphi Planum	-69.79	5.0	-76.857	-60.724	33	342	E	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Sita	4.6	120.8					E	2.0	Asia	India	S-01	65C1S1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Indian female name.
Venus	Venus	Sitapi Coronae	-36.5	246.8	-37.2	-35.5	245.3	248.4	E	270.0	Asia	Indonesia	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Indonesian earth, nature, and creator goddess.
Venus	Venus	Sith Corona	-10.2	176.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Europe	Norse	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse harvest goddess.
Mars	Mars	Sithonius Lacus	45.0	245.0	45.0	45.0	245.0	245.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Region inhabited by Sithonii; synonym of Thrace.
Mars	MarsE	Sithonius Lacus	44.68	115.0	44.675	44.675	115	115	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Region inhabited by Sithonii; synonym of Thrace.
Mars	Mars	Sitka	-4.4	39.3	-4.5	-4.2	39.2	39.5	W	17.5	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alaska, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Sitka	-4.35	320.7	-4.449	-4.153	320.8	320.5	E	17.5	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alaska, USA.
Venus	Venus	Sitwell	16.6	190.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	32.8	Europe	England	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edith; English poet, critic (1887-1964).
Jupiter	Io	Siun Patera	-49.84	0.44	-50.55	-49.23	1.52	359.11	W	52.5	Asia	Nanai	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Nanai (Siberia) sun god.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Siwah Facula	7.0	143.1	5.1	8.8	140.8	145.1	W	220.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Oasis oracle of Zeus-Ammon; visited by Alexander.
Venus	Venus	Skadi Mons	64.0	4.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	40.0	Europe	Norse	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1994	Mountain	Mons, montes	Norse mountain goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Skeggold	-49.7	31.9	-50.2	-49.2	31.1	32.7	W	43.0	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Servant of the gods.
Earth	Moon	Sklodowska	-18.2	95.5					E	127.0	Europe	Poland	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie (Madame Curie); Polish physicist, chemist, Nobel laureate (1867-1934).
Mars	Mars	Sklodowska	33.7	2.9	32.7	34.8	1.7	4.1	W	124.0	Europe	Poland	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; Polish-born French chemist (Mme P. Curie) (1867-1934).
Mars	MarsE	Sklodowska	33.4	357.1	32.405	34.496	358.3	355.9	E	124.0	Europe	Poland	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; Polish-born French chemist (Mme P. Curie) (1867-1934).
Jupiter	Callisto	Skuld	10.0	37.9	8.9	11.1	36.8	38.7	W	91.8	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; maiden living near Yggdrasill who governed the fate of humans.
Uranus	Umbriel	Skynd	-1.8	331.7					E	72.0	Europe	Great Britain	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Troll who stole three wives of a man living in Englerup.
Jupiter	Io	Skythia Mons	26.21	99.01	22.87	30.17	102.95	95.79	W	253.35	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Io passed by here in her wanderings.
Jupiter	Callisto	Sköll	55.6	315.6	54.9	56.3	314.3	316.5	W	59.6	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse wolf.
Neptune	Triton	Slidr Sulci	23.5	350.0					E	0.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Norse river of daggers and spears.
Earth	Moon	Slipher	49.5	160.1					E	69.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Earl Charles; American astronomer (1883-1964); Vesto Melvin; American astronomer (1875-1969).
Mars	Mars	Slipher	-47.8	84.6	-48.7	-46.7	82.9	86.1	W	127.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vesto M.; American astronomer (1875-1969); Earl C.; American astronomer (1883-1964).
Mars	MarsE	Slipher	-47.48	275.4	-48.378	-46.376	277.1	273.9	E	127.0	North America	American	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vesto M.; American astronomer (1875-1969); Earl C.; American astronomer (1883-1964).
Earth	Moon	Slocum	-3.0	89.0					E	13.0	North America	American	LTO81B2	LTO-81B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick; American astronomer (1873-1944).
Mercury	Mercury	Smetana	-48.5	70.2					W	190.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bedrich; Czechoslovakian composer (1824-1884).
Mars	Mars	Smith	-66.1	102.9	-66.6	-65.5	101.3	104.5	W	75.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British geologist-engineer (1769-1839).
Mars	MarsE	Smith	-65.86	257.1	-66.362	-65.254	258.7	255.5	E	75.5	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British geologist-engineer (1769-1839).
Earth	Moon	Smith	-31.6	-150.2					E	34.0	North America	American		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Michael John; member of the Challenger crew (1945-1986).  <em>Note: Formerly Barringer M</em>
Earth	Moon	Smithson	2.4	53.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO62D4	LTO-62D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British chemist, mineralogist (1765-1829).
Earth	Moon	Smoky Mountains	-8.8	15.6					E	3.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Earth	Moon	Smoluchowski	60.3	-96.8					E	83.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marian; Polish physicist (1872-1917).
Venus	Venus	Snegurochka Planitia	86.6	328.0	76.5	80.0	217.0	57.2	E	2,775.0	Europe	Russia	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Snow maiden in Russian folktales, melted in spring.
Earth	Moon	Snellius	-29.3	55.7					E	82.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Snell, Willebrod van Roijen; Dutch mathematician, astronomer, optician (1580-1626).
Earth	Moon	Sniadecki	-22.5	-168.9					E	43.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jan; Polish astronomer, mathematician (1756-1830).
Mercury	Mercury	Snorri	-9.0	82.9					W	19.0	Europe	Iceland	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sturluson; Icelandic saga writer and poet (1179-1241).
Venus	Venus	Snotra Tesserae	24.0	134.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	Europe	Scandinavian	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Scandinavian goddess of wisdom.
Earth	Moon	Snowman	-3.2	-23.4					E	1.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
Mercury	Mercury	Sobkou Planitia	39.9	129.9					W	0.0	Unknown	Unknown	H-03	I-1066	Adopted by IAU	1976	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Messenger god.
Jupiter	Io	Sobo Fluctus	14.08	150.59	13.61	15.1	151.63	150.06	W	58.83	South and Central America	Haiti	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Haitian voodoo thunder spirit.
Venus	Venus	Sobra Fluctus	6.0	248.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Oceania	Melanesia	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Marindanim (New Guinea and Melanesia) creator goddess.
Earth	Moon	Soddy	0.4	121.8					E	42.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO65C4	LTO-65C4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1877-1956).
Venus	Venus	Sogbo Dorsa	-40.0	237.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Africa	Benin	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Fon (Benin) thunder goddess/god.
Venus	Venus	Sogolon Planitia	8.0	107.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,600.0	Africa	Mali	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Mandingo (Mali) epic heroine, buffalo-woman, mother of giant.
Mars	Mars	Sokol	-42.7	40.7	-42.9	-42.5	40.5	41.0	W	22.4	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Sokol	-42.38	319.3	-42.576	-42.177	319.5	319	E	22.4	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Solace	35.9	317.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.3	Europe	Latin	V-18	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin first name.
Mars	Mars	Solano	-27.0	251.2	-27.0	-26.9	251.1	251.2	W	8.7	Asia	Philippines	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Phillipines.
Mars	MarsE	Solano	-26.74	108.8	-26.738	-26.639	108.9	108.8	E	8.7	Asia	Philippines	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Phillipines.
Mars	Mars	Solis Dorsa	-23.3	79.8	-29.0	-17.0	73.6	86.7	W	878.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Solis Dorsa	-23.06	280.2	-28.725	-16.819	286.4	273.3	E	878.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Solis Lacus	-28.0	90.0	-28.0	-28.0	90.0	90.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Lake of the Sun"; the so-called "Eye of Mars," connecting East with West.
Mars	MarsE	Solis Lacus	-27.73	270.0	-27.732	-27.732	270	270	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Lake of the Sun"; the so-called "Eye of Mars," connecting East with West.
Mars	Mars	Solis Planum	-25.5	86.5	-35.0	-12.0	72.0	103.0	W	1,700.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Solis Planum	-25.25	273.5	-34.695	-11.869	288	257	E	1,700.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Admetei	55.0	90.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Alarum	-15.0	290.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Aphrodites	25.0	290.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Atlantis	-35.0	210.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Criophori	0.0	230.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for unimaged H-9 region.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Helii	-10.0	180.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Hermae Trismegisti	-45.0	45.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-11	I-1030	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for H-11, Discovery region.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Horarum	25.0	115.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Iovis	0.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Lycaonis	0.0	107.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-07	I-1029	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for H-7, Beethoven region.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Maiae	-15.0	155.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Martis	-35.0	100.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Neptuni	30.0	150.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Persephones	-41.0	225.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-13	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for unimaged H-13 region.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Phoenicis	25.0	225.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo feature; Antoniadi map.
Mercury	Mercury	Solitudo Promethei	-45.0	142.5					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-12	I-1067	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for H-12, Michelangelo region.
Venus	Venus	Somagalags Montes	9.3	348.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	105.0	North America	Canada	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Bella Coola earth mother. Name changed from Somagalags Corona.
Mars	Mars	Somerset	-9.7	51.3	-9.8	-9.7	51.3	51.3	W	3.3	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pennsylvania, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Somerset	-9.59	308.7	-9.692	-9.593	308.7	308.7	E	3.3	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pennsylvania, USA.
Earth	Moon	Somerville	-8.3	64.9					E	15.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80C1	LTO-80C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary Fairfax; Scottish physicist, mathematician (1780-1872).
Earth	Moon	Sommerfeld	65.2	-162.4					E	169.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arnold Johannes Wilhelm; German physicist (1868-1951).
Venus	Venus	Sonmunde Fluctus	-60.0	120.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	Korea	V-57,58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Korean mountain goddess.
Mars	Mars	Soochow	16.9	28.9	16.6	17.2	28.6	29.1	W	31.8	Asia	China	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Kiangsu).
Mars	MarsE	Soochow	16.72	331.1	16.423	17.017	331.4	330.9	E	31.8	Asia	China	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China (Kiangsu).
Venus	Venus	Sopdet Tesserae	-45.0	243.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Africa	Egypt	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Egyptian goddess of Sirius star and the forthcoming year.
Venus	Venus	Sophia	-28.6	18.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.6	Europe	Greek	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Mercury	Mercury	Sophocles	-7.0	145.7					W	150.0	Europe	Greek	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek dramatist (c. 496-406 B.C.).
Mercury	Mercury	Sor Juana	49.0	23.9					W	93.0	North America	Mexico	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ines de la Cruz; Mexican writer (1651-1695).
Earth	Moon	Soraya	-12.9	-1.6					E	2.0	Asia	Persian	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Persian female name.
Earth	Moon	Sosigenes	8.7	17.6					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer, chronologist (unkn-fl. 46 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Souris	19.7	246.8	19.7	19.7	246.7	246.8	W	2.8	North America	Canada	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Manitoba, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Souris	19.49	113.2	19.495	19.495	113.3	113.2	E	2.8	North America	Canada	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Manitoba, Canada.
Earth	Moon	South	58.0	-50.8					E	104.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Mars	Mars	South	-77.1	338.0	-77.9	-76.2	334.0	341.5	W	107.1	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Mars	MarsE	South	-76.96	22.0	-77.766	-76.049	26	18.5	E	107.1	Europe	Great Britain	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South Cluster	26.0	3.7					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Earth	Moon	South Massif	20.0	30.4					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Earth	Moon	South Ray	-9.2	15.4					E	1.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Venus	Venus	Sovadi	-44.8	225.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.4	Asia	Cambodia	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Khmer (Cambodia) first name.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Spa	51.5	152.0					W	1.6	Europe	Belgium	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Health resort in Belgium.
Earth	Moon	Spallanzani	-46.3	24.7					E	32.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lazzaro; Italian natural scientist, biologist (1729-1799).
Mars	Mars	Spallanzani	-58.3	273.7	-58.9	-57.6	272.6	274.8	W	72.5	Europe	Italy	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lazzaro; Italian biologist (1729-1799).
Mars	MarsE	Spallanzani	-58.01	86.3	-58.612	-57.305	87.4	85.2	E	72.5	Europe	Italy	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lazzaro; Italian biologist (1729-1799).
Venus	Venus	Spandarmat Mons	-16.5	255.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	Iran	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Mountain	Mons, montes	Iranian mother goddess.
Jupiter	Europa	Sparti Linea	59.3	245.5	32.8	75.0	263.7	165.7	W	1,600.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	In Greek mythology, warriors who sprouted from the dragon's teeth sewn by Athene, ancestors of the Thebans.
Earth	Moon	Spencer Jones	13.3	165.6					E	85.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Harold; British astronomer (1890-1960).
Venus	Venus	Spidola Dorsa	-73.5	325.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	950.0	Europe	Latvia	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Latvian witch.
Mercury	Mercury	Spitteler	-68.6	61.8					W	68.0	Europe	Switzerland	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl; Swiss epic poet (1845-1924).
Earth	Moon	Spook	-9.0	15.5					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Earth	Moon	Spot	-9.0	15.5					E	0.0	North America	American	S-02	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Uranus	Ariel	Sprite Vallis	-14.9	340.0					E	305.0	Europe	Great Britain	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Earth spirits.
Mars	Mars	Spry	-3.8	38.5	-3.8	-3.7	38.5	38.6	W	7.8	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Spry	-3.76	321.5	-3.757	-3.658	321.5	321.4	E	7.8	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Earth	Moon	Spur	25.9	3.7					E	0.1	North America	American	S-04	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Mars	Mars	Spur	22.2	52.3	22.2	22.3	52.3	52.4	W	8.4	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Texas, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Spur	21.97	307.7	21.974	22.073	307.7	307.6	E	8.4	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Texas, USA.
Earth	Moon	Spurr	27.9	-1.2					E	13.0	North America	American	LTO41A3	LTO-41A3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Josiah Edward; American geologist (1870-1950).
Earth	Moon	Spörer	-4.3	-1.8					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Wilhelm Gustav; German astronomer (1822-1895).
Mars	Mars	Sr?pur	-31.1	100.8	-31.2	-30.8	100.6	101.0	W	23.4	Asia	Bangladesh	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bangladesh.
Mars	MarsE	Sr?pur	-30.81	259.2	-30.913	-30.515	259.4	259	E	23.4	Asia	Bangladesh	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bangladesh.
Earth	Moon	St. George	26.0	3.5					E	2.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Earth	Moon	St. John	10.2	150.2					E	68.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Edward; American solar physicist, astronomer (1857-1935).
Earth	Moon	Stadius	10.5	-13.7					E	69.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Jupiter	Europa	Staldon Linea	-0.8	27.4	-27.3	28.0	25.0	26.0	W	1,525.0	Europe	England	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in England.
Venus	Venus	Stanton	-23.3	199.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	107.0	North America	American	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elizabeth C.; American suffragist (1815-1902).
Earth	Moon	Stark	-25.5	134.6					E	49.0	Europe	Germany	LTO102D1	LTO-102D1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1874-1957).
Earth	Moon	Statio Tranquillitatis	0.8	23.5					E	0.0	Europe	Latin	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1970	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	"Tranquility Base," Apollo 11 landing site.
Earth	Moon	Stearns	34.8	162.6					E	36.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Leo; American astronomer (1892-1972).
Earth	Moon	Stebbins	64.8	-141.8					E	131.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joel; American astronomer (1878-1966).
Earth	Moon	Stefan	46.0	-108.3					E	125.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Josef; Austrian physicist (1835-1893).
Venus	Venus	Stefania	51.3	333.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.7	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-07	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Romanian first name.
Mars	Mars	Stege	3.8	59.6	3.1	4.4	58.9	60.2	W	77.5	Europe	Denmark	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Denmark.
Mars	MarsE	Stege	3.76	300.4	3.065	4.351	301.1	299.8	E	77.5	Europe	Denmark	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Denmark.
Earth	Moon	Stein	7.2	179.0					E	33.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Willem Jakob Antoon; Dutch astronomer (1871-1951).
Venus	Venus	Stein	-30.1	345.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.3	North America	American	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gertrude; American writer (1874-1946).
Venus	Venus	Steinbach	-41.4	256.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.3	Europe	Germany	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sabina; German sculptor (c. 1250).
Earth	Moon	Steinheil	-48.6	46.5					E	67.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl August von; German astronomer, physicist (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Steklov	-36.7	-104.9					E	36.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vladimir Andreevich; Soviet mathematician (1864-1926).
Earth	Moon	Stella	19.9	29.8					E	1.0	Europe	Latin	S-03	42 C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin female name.
Earth	Moon	Steno	32.8	161.8					E	31.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicolaus; Danish doctor (1638-1686).
Mars	Mars	Steno	-68.0	115.6	-68.8	-67.2	113.1	117.8	W	106.9	Europe	Denmark	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicolaus; Danish geologist (1638-1686).
Mars	MarsE	Steno	-67.77	244.4	-68.58	-66.967	246.9	242.2	E	106.9	Europe	Denmark	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nicolaus; Danish geologist (1638-1686).
Earth	Moon	Steno-Apollo	20.1	30.8					E	1.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Uranus	Miranda	Stephano	-41.1	234.1					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A drunken butler in "The Tempest."
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Sterkfontein	-4.1	54.1					E	4.7	Africa	South Africa	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cave in South Africa.
Earth	Moon	Sternfeld	-19.6	-141.2					E	100.0	Europe	Soviet	SOV	1985	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ari Abramovich; Soviet space scientist (1905-1980).  <em>Note: Formerly Lodygin G</em>
Jupiter	Io	Steropes Patera	15.54	138.85	15.32	15.74	139.11	138.55	W	20.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	One of the Greek Cyclops who created thunderbolts for Zeus.
Earth	Moon	Stetson	-39.6	-118.3					E	64.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harlan True; American astronomer, geophysicist (1885-1964).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus	-32.5	54.2					E	74.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stewart	2.2	67.0					E	13.0	North America	American	LTO62C3	LTO-62C3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Quincy; American astrophysicist (1894-1972).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius	-34.4	32.0					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Mars	Phobos	Stickney	1.0	49.0					W	9.0	North America	American		TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Angeline; wife of American astronomer A. Hall (1830-1892).
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Stiffe	-27.9	126.5					E	1.5	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karst cave in Sulmona, Italy.
Venus	Venus	Stina	37.4	22.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.4	Europe	Sweden	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Swedish first name.
Mars	Mars	Stobs	-5.0	38.4	-5.1	-4.9	38.3	38.5	W	12.5	Europe	Scotland	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Scotland.
Mars	MarsE	Stobs	-4.94	321.6	-5.043	-4.845	321.7	321.5	E	12.5	Europe	Scotland	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Scotland.
Earth	Moon	Stokes	52.5	-88.1					E	51.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir George Gabriel; British mathematician, physicist (1819-1903).
Mars	Mars	Stokes	55.9	188.8	55.3	56.5	187.8	189.7	W	66.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George G.; British physicist (1819-1903).
Mars	MarsE	Stokes	55.6	171.2	54.995	56.2	172.2	170.3	E	66.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George G.; British physicist (1819-1903).
Earth	Moon	Stoletov	45.1	-155.2					E	42.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandr Grigorievich; Russian physicist (1839-1896).
Mars	Mars	Ston	47.2	237.4	47.1	47.2	237.4	237.4	W	6.9	Europe	Yugoslavia	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Yugoslavia.
Mars	MarsE	Ston	46.88	122.6	46.776	46.876	122.6	122.6	E	6.9	Europe	Yugoslavia	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Yugoslavia.
Earth	Moon	Stone Mountain	-9.1	15.6					E	5.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Earth	Moon	Stoney	-55.3	-156.1					E	45.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George Johnstone; Irish physicist (1826-1911).
Mars	Mars	Stoney	-69.8	138.6	-71.2	-68.5	134.6	142.3	W	171.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George J.; Irish physicist (1826-1911).
Mars	MarsE	Stoney	-69.59	221.4	-71.001	-68.278	225.4	217.7	E	171.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George J.; Irish physicist (1826-1911).
Venus	Venus	Stopes Patera	42.6	46.5	41.8	43.1	45.7	47.1	E	169.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Marie; English paleontologist (1880-1959).
Venus	Venus	Storni	-9.8	245.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.7	South and Central America	Argentina	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfonsina; Argentine poet (1892-1938).
Venus	Venus	Stowe	-43.2	233.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	North America	American	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harriet B.; American novelist (1811-1896).
Earth	Moon	Strabo	61.9	54.3					E	55.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek geographer (54 B.C.- A.D. 24).
Earth	Moon	Stratton	-5.8	164.6					E	70.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick John Marrion; British astronomer, astrophysicist (1881-1960).
Mercury	Mercury	Stravinsky	50.5	73.5					W	190.0	Europe	Russia	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Igor Fyodorovich; Russian-born American composer (1882-1971).
Earth	Moon	Street	-46.5	-10.5					E	57.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Venus	Venus	Strenia Fluctus	41.0	250.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	490.0	Europe	Roman	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Roman goddess of New Year festivities.
Mercury	Mercury	Strindberg	53.7	135.3					W	190.0	Europe	Sweden	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	August; Swedish playwright, novelist, and short-story writer (1849-1912).
Earth	Moon	Struve	22.4	-77.1					E	164.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Strömgren	-21.7	-132.4					E	61.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elis; Danish astronomer (1870-1947).
Venus	Venus	Stuart	-30.8	20.2	-30.8	-30.8	20.2	20.2	E	68.6	Europe	Scotland	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; Queen of Scots (1542-1587).
Earth	Moon	Stubby	-9.1	15.5					E	1.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Mars	Mars	Stura Vallis	22.9	217.6	22.5	23.2	217.0	218.2	W	75.0	Europe	Roman	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river east of Rome, Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Stura Vallis	22.67	142.4	22.271	22.966	143	141.8	E	75.0	Europe	Roman	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river east of Rome, Italy.
Mars	Mars	Stygis Catena	23.5	209.5	22.9	24.0	209.3	209.8	W	66.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	From albedo feature at 30N, 200W.
Mars	MarsE	Stygis Catena	23.26	150.5	22.668	23.76	150.7	150.2	E	66.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	From albedo feature at 30N, 200W.
Mars	Mars	Stygis Fossae	26.9	210.3	24.0	28.9	209.3	213.8	W	370.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Stygis Fossae	26.64	149.7	23.76	28.626	150.7	146.2	E	370.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Styx	30.0	200.0	30.0	30.0	200.0	200.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Great river around nether region, which souls must cross on journey from Earth.
Mars	MarsE	Styx	29.72	160.0	29.719	29.719	160	160	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Great river around nether region, which souls must cross on journey from Earth.
Mars	Mars	Styx Dorsum	31.1	208.2	30.5	31.8	208.0	208.6	W	83.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 30207	I-1779	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Styx Dorsum	30.81	151.8	30.217	31.51	152	151.4	E	83.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 30207	I-1779	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Stöfler	-41.1	6.0					E	126.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Störmer	57.3	146.3					E	69.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fredrik Carl Mülertz; Norwegian mathematician and astronomer, aurora research (1874-1957).
Venus	Venus	Su-Anasy Corona	-78.0	39.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Tartar	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Tartar/Kumyk/Karachay mother of water.
Mars	Mars	Suata	-19.1	253.4	-19.3	-18.9	253.2	253.6	W	24.3	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Mars	MarsE	Suata	-18.9	106.6	-19.098	-18.702	106.8	106.4	E	24.3	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Earth	Moon	Subbotin	-29.2	135.3					E	67.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail Fedorovich; Soviet astronomer (1893-1966).
Mars	Mars	Subur Vallis	11.8	53.2	11.6	11.8	53.0	53.3	W	26.0	Africa	Mauritania	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Mauritania.
Mars	MarsE	Subur Vallis	11.67	306.8	11.473	11.671	307	306.7	E	26.0	Africa	Mauritania	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Mauritania.
Mars	Mars	Sucre	23.9	54.7	23.8	24.0	54.5	54.8	W	13.4	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Mars	MarsE	Sucre	23.66	305.3	23.561	23.76	305.5	305.2	E	13.4	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Venus	Venus	Sudenitsa Tesserae	33.0	270.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4,200.0	Europe	Slavic	V-16,17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Slavic fate deities (three sisters).
Venus	Venus	Sudice Tessera	-37.0	112.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Czech goddess of fate.
Jupiter	Callisto	Sudri	55.9	135.6	55.1	56.6	133.9	137.1	W	69.5	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Earth	Moon	Suess	4.4	-47.6					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eduard; Austrian geologist (1831-1914).
Mars	Mars	Suess	-67.1	178.6	-67.7	-66.5	177.1	180.0	W	79.2	Europe	Austria	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eduard; Austrian geologist, engineer (1831-1914).
Mars	MarsE	Suess	-66.87	181.4	-67.471	-66.261	182.9	180	E	79.2	Europe	Austria	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eduard; Austrian geologist, engineer (1831-1914).
Jupiter	Io	Sui Jen Patera	-19.1	2.65	-19.37	-18.8	3.08	1.98	W	33.78	Asia	China	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chinese hero who discovered fire.
Venus	Venus	Sui-ur Linea	-61.0	260.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Asia	Siberia	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Mansi (Ob River Ugra) wife of war god.
Mercury	Mercury	Suisei Planitia	59.2	150.8					W	0.0	Asia	Japan	H-03	I-1056	Adopted by IAU	1976	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Japanese word for the planet Mercury.
Mars	Mars	Sulak	18.3	78.7	18.1	18.5	78.5	78.9	W	25.7	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Sulak	18.11	281.3	17.909	18.305	281.5	281.1	E	25.7	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Sulci Gordii	18.9	125.5	16.0	22.3	124.0	127.6	W	400.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1976	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Sulci Gordii	18.7	234.5	15.829	22.073	236	232.4	E	400.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1976	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Suliko	9.6	214.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.9	Asia	Georgia	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgian first name.
Venus	Venus	Sulis Corona	44.3	14.2	43.6	44.8	13.2	15.0	E	136.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	British goddess of springs and healing waters.
Mercury	Mercury	Sullivan	-16.9	86.3					W	145.0	North America	American	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Louis; American architect (1856-1924).
Venus	Venus	Sullivan	-1.4	110.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	32.0	North America	American	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anne; American teacher of Helen Keller (1866-1936).
Earth	Moon	Sulpicius Gallus	19.6	11.6					E	12.0	Europe	Roman	LTO42D4	LTO-42D4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaius; Roman astronomer (unkn-fl. c. B.C. 166).
Jupiter	Callisto	Sumbur	67.1	325.2	66.7	67.6	323.9	326.1	W	37.9	Asia	Buriat	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian (Buriat) world mountain.
Venus	Venus	Sumerla Tholi	-13.8	252.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	90.0	Europe	Slavic	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	E. Slavic underworld goddess.
Mars	Mars	Sumgin	-37.0	48.8	-37.7	-36.2	47.9	49.5	W	85.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	M. I.; Russian cryopedologist.
Mars	MarsE	Sumgin	-36.69	311.2	-37.386	-35.891	312.1	310.5	E	85.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	M. I.; Russian cryopedologist.
Earth	Moon	Sumner	37.5	108.7					E	50.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas Hubbard; American geographer, navigator (1807-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sundman	10.8	-91.6					E	40.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl Frithiof; Finnish astronomer (1873-1949).
Earth	Moon	[Sung-Mei]	24.6	11.3					E	5.0	Asia	China	S-02	42 A4	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese female name.  <em>Note: This feature is a rima, not a crater</em>
Venus	Venus	Sunna Dorsa	-53.0	134.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Norse	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Norse sun goddess.
Venus	Venus	Sunrta Corona	8.3	11.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	170.0	Asia	India	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Surija	5.3	178.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.3	Asia	Azerbaijan	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Azeri first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Surikov	-37.1	124.6					W	120.0	Europe	Russia	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vassily; Russian painter (1848-1916).
Mars	Mars	Surinda Valles	-29.2	35.1	-29.5	-28.5	34.3	36.0	W	95.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Name proposed by Soviets; found on Mars-5 Map.
Mars	MarsE	Surinda Valles	-28.92	324.9	-29.222	-28.228	325.7	324	E	95.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Name proposed by Soviets; found on Mars-5 Map.
Mars	Mars	Surius Vallis	-61.8	48.4	-63.9	-56.5	46.1	56.3	W	570.0	Unknown	Unknown	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Lowell canal name.
Mars	MarsE	Surius Vallis	-61.53	311.6	-63.642	-56.2	313.9	303.7	E	570.0	Unknown	Unknown	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1991	Valley	Vallis, valles	Lowell canal name.
Jupiter	Io	Surt	45.21	336.49	45.4	45.7	336.7	339.1	W	0.0	Europe	Iceland	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Icelandic volcano god.
Mars	Mars	Surt	17.0	30.7	16.9	17.1	30.6	30.8	W	9.8	Africa	Libya	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Libya.
Mars	MarsE	Surt	16.82	329.3	16.72	16.918	329.4	329.2	E	9.8	Africa	Libya	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Libya.
Venus	Venus	Surupa Dorsa	71.7	209.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	981.0	Asia	India	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Hindu sky goddess, bringer of rain.
Earth	Moon	Surveyor	-3.2	-23.4					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
Jupiter	Io	Surya Patera	21.47	151.59	20.74	22.23	152.33	150.94	W	49.81	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hindu sun god.
Venus	Venus	Sus-Khotin Corona	-54.0	241.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	110.0	Asia	Tajik	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Tajik and Uzbek fertility and rain goddess.
Earth	Moon	Susan	-11.0	-6.3					E	1.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	77 D1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English female name.
Venus	Venus	Susanna	6.0	93.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.3	Asia	Hebrew	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Hebrew.
Jupiter	Io	Susanoo Patera	22.39	219.8	21.63	23.35	220.39	219.04	W	58.41	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Japanese storm and thunder god.
Venus	Venus	Sutkatyn Chasmata	-64.0	11.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	350.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Kumyk (Daghestan) forest spirit.
Mars	Mars	Suzhi	-27.7	274.0	-27.9	-27.4	273.8	274.2	W	25.0	Asia	China	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Mars	MarsE	Suzhi	-27.43	86.0	-27.632	-27.135	86.2	85.8	E	25.0	Asia	China	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Jupiter	Io	Svarog Patera	-48.66	265.74	-49.76	-47.83	268.68	263.11	W	124.03	Europe	Russia	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Russian smith god.
Earth	Moon	Sverdrup	-88.5	-152.0					E	35.0	Europe	Norway	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Otto; Norwegian polar explorer (1855-1930).
Venus	Venus	Sveta	82.5	273.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.0	Europe	Russia	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Svol Catena	10.6	37.2	9.2	11.9	35.8	38.7	W	161.0	Europe	Norse	JC-06	I-1887	Adopted by IAU	1997	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Norse river.
Mars	Mars	Swanage	26.7	33.8	26.5	26.9	33.6	33.9	W	18.7	Europe	England	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Swanage	26.44	326.2	26.241	26.639	326.4	326.1	E	18.7	Europe	England	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Earth	Moon	Swann	52.0	112.7					E	42.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Francis Gray; Anglo-American physicist (1884-1962).
Earth	Moon	Swasey	-5.5	89.7					E	23.0	North America	American	LTO81B3	LTO-81B3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ambrose; American inventor (1846-1937).
Earth	Moon	Swift	19.3	53.4					E	10.0	North America	American	LTO44D4	LTO-44D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lewis; American astronomer (1820-1913).
Mars	Deimos	Swift	12.5	358.2					W	1.0	Europe	Great Britain		TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jonathan; British writer (1667-1745).
Uranus	Ariel	Sylph Chasma	-48.6	353.0					E	349.0	Europe	Great Britain	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	British air spirits who influence the temperaments man.
Earth	Moon	Sylvester	82.7	-79.6					E	58.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James Joseph; British mathematician (1814-1897).
Uranus	Miranda	Syracusa Sulcus	-15.0	293.0					E	40.0	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Home of twins in the "Comedy of Errors."
Mars	Mars	Syria	-20.0	100.0	-20.0	-20.0	100.0	100.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Province in Near East including Phoenicia; or one of the Cyclades (Homer).
Mars	MarsE	Syria	-19.79	260.0	-19.792	-19.792	260	260	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Province in Near East including Phoenicia; or one of the Cyclades (Homer).
Mars	Mars	Syria Planum	-13.2	103.9	-17.0	-8.0	97.5	110.2	W	740.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Syria Planum	-13.06	256.1	-16.819	-7.911	262.5	249.8	E	740.0	Europe	Latin	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Syrtis Major	10.0	290.0	10.0	10.0	290.0	290.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Libyan Gulf, now Gulf of Sirte.
Mars	MarsE	Syrtis Major	9.89	70.0	9.889	9.889	70	70	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Libyan Gulf, now Gulf of Sirte.
Mars	Mars	Syrtis Major Planum	8.5	290.5	-1.0	19.0	283.0	301.0	W	1,350.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Albedo feature name; changed from Planitia to Planum.
Mars	MarsE	Syrtis Major Planum	8.41	69.5	-0.989	18.801	77	59	E	1,350.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	1973	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Albedo feature name; changed from Planitia to Planum.
Mars	Mars	Sytinskaya	42.7	53.1	42.0	43.5	52.1	54.2	W	93.2	Europe	Soviet	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nadezhda Nikolaevna; Soviet astronomer (1906-1974).
Mars	MarsE	Sytinskaya	42.38	306.9	41.677	43.176	307.9	305.8	E	93.2	Europe	Soviet	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nadezhda Nikolaevna; Soviet astronomer (1906-1974).
Venus	Venus	Syvne Fluctus	-36.0	72.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Asia	Siberia	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Nenets (Samoyed) winter maiden.
Earth	Moon	Szilard	34.0	105.7					E	122.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leo; Hungarian-American physicist (1898-1964).
Venus	Venus	Sévigné	52.6	326.5	0.0	0.0	326.5	326.5	E	29.6	Europe	France	V-07	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; French writer (1626-1696).
Mercury	Mercury	S?seki	38.9	37.7					W	90.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Natsume (Kinosaka); Japanese novelist (1867-1916).
Mercury	Mercury	S?tatsu	-49.1	18.1					W	165.0	Asia	Japan	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tawaraya; Japanese artist (1600-1643).
Mars	Mars	S?f	16.5	38.3	16.4	16.6	38.2	38.4	W	9.9	Asia	Jordan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Jordan.
Mars	MarsE	S?f	16.32	321.7	16.225	16.423	321.8	321.6	E	9.9	Asia	Jordan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Jordan.
Mercury	Mercury	S?r D?s	-47.1	93.3					W	132.0	Asia	India	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Indian poet (1483-1563).
Mars	Mars	Sögel	21.6	55.2	21.4	21.9	55.0	55.5	W	30.0	Europe	Germany	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Mars	MarsE	Sögel	21.38	304.8	21.18	21.676	305	304.5	E	30.0	Europe	Germany	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Earth	Moon	Sömmering	0.1	-7.5					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Samuel Thomas von; German doctor (1755-1830).
Jupiter	Io	Sêd Patera	-2.91	303.57	-3.61	-2.13	304.2	303.0	W	52.1	Asia	Phoenician	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Phoenician chariot rider of the Sun.
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer	15.6	-29.1					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ta-urt	27.6	304.1	26.7	28.7	303.1	305.2	W	94.4	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian childbirth goddess.
Saturn	Rhea	Taaroa	16.5	95.5					W	0.0	Oceania	Society Is.	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tahitian god imminent in all creation; existed alone in the void.
Mars	Mars	Tabor	-35.8	58.4	-36.0	-35.6	58.2	58.6	W	19.5	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Czechoslovakia.
Mars	MarsE	Tabor	-35.49	301.6	-35.692	-35.293	301.8	301.4	E	19.5	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Czechoslovakia.
Mars	Mars	Tabou	-45.4	35.1	-45.5	-45.4	35.0	35.2	W	8.3	Africa	Ivory Coast	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ivory Coast.
Mars	MarsE	Tabou	-45.08	324.9	-45.175	-45.075	325	324.8	E	8.3	Africa	Ivory Coast	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ivory Coast.
Earth	Moon	Tacchini	4.9	85.8					E	40.0	Europe	Italy	LTO63C2	LTO-63C2	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pietro; Italian astronomer (1838-1905).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus	-16.2	19.0					E	39.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Venus	Venus	Tacoma Corona	-37.0	288.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	American	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Earth goddess of Salish, Puyallup & Yakima Indians.
Earth	Moon	Tacquet	16.6	19.2					E	7.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO42D3	LTO-42D3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andre; Belgian mathematician (1612-1660).
Venus	Venus	Tadaka Corona	-4.0	210.5	-5.2	-3.3	209.4	211.7	E	260.0	Asia	India	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Indian Earth and nature goddess.
Mars	Mars	Tader Valles	-49.1	152.5	-50.2	-48.0	150.7	154.5	W	200.0	Europe	Spain	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for present Segura River, Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Tader Valles	-48.78	207.5	-49.88	-47.677	209.3	205.5	E	200.0	Europe	Spain	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for present Segura River, Spain.
Mars	Mars	Taejin	-35.5	274.4	-35.7	-35.3	274.2	274.7	W	28.0	Asia	Korea	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Korea.
Mars	MarsE	Taejin	-35.19	85.6	-35.393	-34.994	85.8	85.3	E	28.0	Asia	Korea	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Korea.
Venus	Venus	Taglioni	41.7	122.6	41.7	41.7	122.5	122.5	E	31.0	Europe	Italy	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Italian ballet dancer (1804-1884).
Mars	Mars	Tagus Valles	-6.8	245.6	-8.0	-5.5	244.8	246.2	W	155.4	Europe	Spain	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient and modern river in Spain, Portugal.
Mars	MarsE	Tagus Valles	-6.72	114.4	-7.911	-5.438	115.2	113.8	E	155.4	Europe	Spain	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient and modern river in Spain, Portugal.
Venus	Venus	Tahia	44.3	73.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.1	Oceania	Polynesia	V-10	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Venus	Venus	Tahmina Planitia	-23.0	80.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3,000.0	Asia	Iran	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Iranian (Farsi) epic heroine, wife of knight Rustam.
Venus	Venus	Tai Shan Corona	-32.5	95.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	175.0	Asia	China	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chinese fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Tai-pe Valles	11.0	156.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	China	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Chinese name for planet Venus.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Tai-yü	-47.0	126.1					W	1.4	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Beloved by Pao-yü in novel by Ts'ao Chan (China, 18th century; also "Dream of the Red Chamber", 1929).
Venus	Venus	Taira	-1.6	296.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.6	Asia	Georgia	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Osset first name.
Earth	Moon	Taizo	24.7	2.2					E	6.0	Asia	Japan	S-03	41B4	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese male name.
Mars	Mars	Tak	-26.3	28.7	-26.3	-26.2	28.6	28.7	W	5.1	Asia	Thailand	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Mars	MarsE	Tak	-26.04	331.3	-26.043	-25.944	331.4	331.3	E	5.1	Asia	Thailand	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Mercury	Mercury	Takanobu	30.8	108.2					W	80.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fujiwara; Japanese poet and portrait artist (1142-1205).
Mercury	Mercury	Takayoshi	-37.5	163.1					W	139.0	Asia	Japan	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese painter (12th century).
Venus	Venus	Tako	25.1	285.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.7	Africa	Guinea	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fulbe first name.
Venus	Venus	Takus Mana Corona	-19.6	345.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	North America	Hopi	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hopi (USA) fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Tala	-20.5	247.3	-20.6	-20.5	247.2	247.4	W	9.0	Africa	Tunisia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tunisia.
Mars	MarsE	Tala	-20.29	112.7	-20.387	-20.288	112.8	112.6	E	9.0	Africa	Tunisia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Tunisia.
Venus	Venus	Talakin Mons	-11.0	355.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	175.0	North America	Navajo	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Mountain	Mons, montes	Navajo (USA) goddess.
Saturn	Phoebe	Talaus	-52.3	325.2					W	15.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Teleon, or of Bias and Pero.
Earth	Moon	Talbot	-2.5	85.3					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO81B2	LTO-81B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Henry Fox; British photographer, physicist, archaeologist (1800-1877).
Jupiter	Europa	Taliesin	-22.8	138.0	-23.7	-22.0	137.0	139.1	W	50.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic, son of Bran; magician.
Jupiter	Io	Talos Patera	-26.39	354.75	-26.55	-26.22	355.17	354.31	W	24.67	Europe	Greek	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Nephew of Daedalus; also a blacksmith.
Mars	Mars	Talsi	-41.9	49.4	-41.9	-41.8	49.3	49.5	W	10.0	Europe	Latvia	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Latvia.
Mars	MarsE	Talsi	-41.58	310.6	-41.577	-41.477	310.7	310.5	E	10.0	Europe	Latvia	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Latvia.
Venus	Venus	Talvikki	41.9	22.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.6	Europe	Finland	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Venus	Venus	Tamara	61.6	317.2	61.6	61.6	317.2	317.2	E	11.0	Asia	Georgia	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgian first name.
Mars	Mars	Tame	-23.0	108.1	-23.1	-22.9	107.9	108.2	W	13.5	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Mars	MarsE	Tame	-22.77	251.9	-22.866	-22.668	252.1	251.8	E	13.5	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Colombia.
Venus	Venus	Tamfana Corona	-36.3	6.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Europe	Norse	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Tamiyo Corona	-36.0	298.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	Japan	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Jpanese goddess of abundance.
Earth	Moon	Tamm	-4.4	146.4					E	38.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Igor Yevgenyevich; Soviet physicist, Nobel laureate (1895-1971).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Tammuz	13.4	230.6	12.9	14.0	230.1	231.3	W	51.0	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Akkadian youthful god of vegetation; Ishtar's son.
Venus	Venus	Tan-yondozo Vallis	-41.5	87.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	Europe	Bashkir	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Bashkir name for planet Venus.
Mars	Mars	Tanaica Montes	39.8	91.1	38.6	41.0	89.4	92.4	W	177.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Tanaica Montes	39.48	268.9	38.284	40.679	270.6	267.6	E	177.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Tanais	50.0	70.0	50.0	50.0	70.0	70.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Present River Don, Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Tanais	49.68	290.0	49.68	49.68	290	290	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Present River Don, Russia.
Mars	Mars	Tanais Fossae	39.2	86.6	37.6	40.4	86.1	86.9	W	165.5	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Tanais Fossae	38.88	273.4	37.286	40.08	273.9	273.1	E	165.5	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo name.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Tang-Shan	59.0	256.0					W	2.1	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in China.
Neptune	Triton	Tangaroa	-25.0	65.5					E	0.0	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maori fishing and sea god.
Venus	Venus	Tangba Corona	-47.0	258.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Africa	Burkina Faso (Upper Volta)	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Lobi (Burkina Faso) earth goddess.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Tanit	57.5	36.6	57.2	57.8	36.1	37.2	W	26.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; Carthaginian goddess.
Earth	Moon	Tannerus	-56.4	22.0					E	28.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Neptune	Triton	Tano Sulci	33.5	337.0					E	0.0	Africa	Nigeria	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Yoruba; river named for willful son of god.
Mercury	Mercury	Tansen	3.9	70.9					W	34.0	Asia	India	H-06	I-960	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Indian (Mogul) composer from the court of Akbar.
Mars	Mars	Tantalus Fluctus	36.0	96.0	31.5	44.0	91.0	104.0	W	860.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tantalus Fluctus	35.69	264.0	31.211	43.675	269	256	E	860.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Tantalus Fossae	50.9	97.5	30.8	65.8	69.0	108.0	W	2,400.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 35N, 110W.
Mars	MarsE	Tantalus Fossae	50.58	262.5	30.515	65.556	291	252	E	2,400.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 35N, 110W.
Venus	Venus	Tanya	-19.3	282.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.0	Europe	Russia	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Tapati Vallis	27.0	304.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	India	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Indian Tapti (Tapi) River goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Tapio	30.1	108.6	29.5	30.6	107.9	109.3	W	52.2	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish deity of the wood who sends game to the hunter.
Mars	Mars	Tara	-44.4	52.9	-44.6	-44.1	52.5	53.2	W	34.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Tara	-44.08	307.1	-44.275	-43.775	307.5	306.8	E	34.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	Mars	Tarakan	-41.5	30.5	-41.8	-41.2	30.0	30.9	W	39.8	Asia	Indonesia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indonesia (Borneo).
Mars	MarsE	Tarakan	-41.18	329.5	-41.477	-40.878	330	329.1	E	39.8	Asia	Indonesia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indonesia (Borneo).
Venus	Venus	Taranga Corona	16.5	251.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	525.0	Oceania	Society Is.	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Polynesian fertility goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Taranis Patera	-71.37	25.53	-72.78	-69.99	31.94	19.18	W	130.67	Europe	Celtic	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Celtic thunder god.
Mars	Mars	Tarata	-3.8	41.3	-3.9	-3.7	41.2	41.4	W	12.3	South and Central America	Bolivia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Mars	MarsE	Tarata	-3.76	318.7	-3.856	-3.658	318.8	318.6	E	12.3	South and Central America	Bolivia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bolivia.
Venus	Venus	Tarbell Patera	-58.2	351.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	North America	American	V-61	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Ida; American author, editor (1857-1944).
Venus	Venus	Tari Pennu Corona	0.3	264.3	-0.6	1.0	263.6	265.0	E	180.0	Asia	India	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Khonds (India) Earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Tarma	16.7	250.2	16.7	16.8	250.1	250.3	W	8.9	South and Central America	Peru	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Tarma	16.52	109.8	16.522	16.621	109.9	109.7	E	8.9	South and Central America	Peru	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	Mars	Tarsus	23.3	40.3	23.2	23.5	40.2	40.5	W	19.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Mars	MarsE	Tarsus	23.06	319.7	22.966	23.263	319.8	319.5	E	19.0	Asia	Turkey	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Jupiter	Io	Tarsus Regio	-39.69	55.14	-64.2	-17.15	72.86	35.98	W	1,520.93	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Io passed through here in her wanderings.
Mars	Mars	Tartarus Colles	20.0	187.0	8.0	33.0	170.0	200.0	W	1,750.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature at 2N, 183W.
Mars	MarsE	Tartarus Colles	19.79	173.0	7.911	32.704	190	160	E	1,750.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	From albedo feature at 2N, 183W.
Mars	Mars	Tartarus Montes	16.0	193.0	10.0	22.0	186.0	201.0	W	1,070.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tartarus Montes	15.83	167.0	9.889	21.775	174	159	E	1,070.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Tartarus Rupes	-6.6	184.4	-7.3	-6.0	183.9	184.8	W	89.7	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for albedo feature at 2N, 183W.
Mars	MarsE	Tartarus Rupes	-6.53	175.6	-7.219	-5.933	176.1	175.2	E	89.7	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for albedo feature at 2N, 183W.
Mars	Mars	Tartarus Scopulus	-4.3	182.8	-5.6	-2.8	181.4	184.1	W	219.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Named for albedo feature at 12S, 182W.
Mars	MarsE	Tartarus Scopulus	-4.25	177.2	-5.537	-2.768	178.6	175.9	E	219.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Named for albedo feature at 12S, 182W.
Earth	Moon	Taruntius	5.6	46.5					E	56.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-4	No Title	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Tashmetum	-39.7	264.5	-40.9	-38.1	262.6	266.4	W	135.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian goddess who invented writing with her husband Nabu.
Venus	Venus	Tatyana	85.4	212.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.0	Europe	Russia	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Earth	Moon	Taurus-Littrow Valley	20.0	31.0					E	30.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Mars	Mars	Taus Vallis	-4.9	148.5	-5.1	-4.8	148.4	148.5	W	12.6	Europe	Scotland	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Caledonia (Scotland).
Mars	MarsE	Taus Vallis	-4.85	211.5	-5.043	-4.746	211.6	211.5	E	12.6	Europe	Scotland	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Caledonia (Scotland).
Venus	Venus	Taussig	-9.2	229.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	25.8	North America	American	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Helen; American pediatrician, heart researcher (1898-1986).
Jupiter	Io	Taw Patera	-33.65	358.37	-33.7	-33.59	358.46	358.29	W	4.74	Asia	Monguor	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Monguor word for fire or hearth.
Venus	Venus	Tawera Vallis	-11.6	67.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Maori name for planet Venus.
Jupiter	Io	Tawhaki Patera	3.32	76.18	2.69	3.98	76.88	75.44	W	49.85	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Maori lightening god.
Jupiter	Io	Tawhaki Vallis	0.5	72.8	-4.0	3.0	73.0	72.5	W	190.0	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	Maori lightning god.
Mars	Mars	Taxco	20.9	40.2	20.7	21.0	40.1	40.4	W	17.5	North America	Mexico	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	MarsE	Taxco	20.68	319.8	20.486	20.784	319.9	319.6	E	17.5	North America	Mexico	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Earth	Moon	Taylor	-5.3	16.7					E	42.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brook; British mathematician (1685-1731).
Mars	Mars	Taza	-43.9	45.3	-44.1	-43.7	45.1	45.6	W	24.0	Africa	Morocco	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Morocco.
Mars	MarsE	Taza	-43.58	314.7	-43.775	-43.376	314.9	314.4	E	24.0	Africa	Morocco	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Morocco.
Venus	Venus	Ta'urua Vallis	-80.2	247.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	525.0	Oceania	Society Is.	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Tahitian word for the planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Teasdale Patera	-67.6	189.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	75.0	North America	American	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sara; American poet (1884- 1933).
Earth	Moon	Tebbutt	9.6	53.6					E	31.0	Oceania	Australia	LTO62A4	LTO-62A4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; Australian astronomer (1834-1916).
Mars	Mars	Tecolote	-24.8	106.9	-25.2	-24.4	106.5	107.4	W	51.0	North America	United States	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Mexico, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Tecolote	-24.55	253.1	-24.951	-24.156	253.5	252.6	E	51.0	North America	United States	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Mexico, USA.
Jupiter	Europa	Tectamus Linea	26.9	199.2	4.6	11.2	165.2	233.0	W	2,096.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Father of Asterius.
Venus	Venus	Tefnut Mons	-38.6	304.0	-39.5	-37.7	303.5	304.4	E	182.0	Africa	Egypt	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Ancient Egyptian goddess of dew or rain.
Jupiter	Europa	Tegid	0.8	164.4	0.2	1.4	163.9	164.9	W	29.7	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic hero who lived in Bula Lake.
Venus	Venus	Tehina	-30.4	76.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.4	Oceania	Polynesia	V-46	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Saturn	Tethys	Teiresias	60.39	0.83	59.9	61.1	359.5	1.71	W	14.5	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aged prophet; Odysseus consults him among the dead.
Earth	Moon	Teisserenc	32.2	-135.9					E	62.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	de Bort, Leon-Philippe; French meteorologist (1855-1913).
Mars	Mars	Teisserenc de Bort	0.4	315.0	-0.6	1.5	314.0	316.0	W	119.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leon P.; French meteorologist (1855-1913).
Mars	MarsE	Teisserenc de Bort	0.4	45.0	-0.593	1.483	46	44	E	119.0	Europe	France	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leon P.; French meteorologist (1855-1913).
Mars	Mars	Tejn	15.6	253.6	15.5	15.6	253.6	253.7	W	3.6	Europe	Denmark	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Denmark.
Mars	MarsE	Tejn	15.43	106.4	15.333	15.433	106.4	106.3	E	3.6	Europe	Denmark	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Denmark.
Venus	Venus	Tekarohi	21.2	76.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.3	Oceania	Polynesia	V-22	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Saturn	Phoebe	Telamon	-48.1	92.6					W	28.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Aeacus, took part in the Calydonian boar hunt.
Jupiter	Io	Telegonus Mensae	-53.31	115.89	-58.24	-48.52	125.25	108.27	W	336.99	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Egyptian king whom Io married.
Saturn	Tethys	Telemachus	54.0	339.38	49.32	59.54	331.89	347.81	W	92.0	Europe	Greek	PRELIM	I-1487	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Odysseus.
Jupiter	Europa	Telephassa Linea	-0.8	177.2	-8.1	-5.0	166.0	190.9	W	777.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Europa's mother.
Venus	Venus	Tellervo Chasma	-60.0	125.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Europe	Finland	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Finnish maiden of woods.
Venus	Venus	Tellus Tessera	42.6	76.8	36.1	49.1	72.7	81.0	E	2,329.0	Europe	Greek	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1982	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek Titaness
Mars	Mars	Telz	21.4	248.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.6	Europe	Germany	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Mars	MarsE	Telz	21.18	111.1	0	0	360	360	E	2.6	Europe	Germany	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Germany.
Venus	Venus	Temou	-10.0	83.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.3	Oceania	Polynesia	V-34	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Mars	Mars	Tempe	40.0	70.0	40.0	40.0	70.0	70.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Greek valley south of Mt. Olympus noted for its beauty.
Mars	MarsE	Tempe	39.68	290.0	39.68	39.68	290	290	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Greek valley south of Mt. Olympus noted for its beauty.
Mars	Mars	Tempe Colles	34.0	82.8	33.8	34.2	82.4	83.1	W	36.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35082	I-2190	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Tempe Colles	33.7	277.2	33.5	33.899	277.6	276.9	E	36.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35082	I-2190	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Tempe Fossae	40.2	71.4	31.0	52.6	49.8	90.0	W	2,000.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 40N, 70W.
Mars	MarsE	Tempe Fossae	39.88	288.6	30.714	52.286	310.2	270	E	2,000.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature at 40N, 70W.
Mars	Mars	Tempe Mensa	28.1	71.7	27.7	28.6	71.3	72.1	W	58.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Unknown	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 40N, 70W.
Mars	MarsE	Tempe Mensa	27.83	288.3	27.433	28.328	288.7	287.9	E	58.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Unknown	1988	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	From albedo feature at 40N, 70W.
Mars	Mars	Tempe Terra	40.0	71.0	25.0	54.0	53.0	92.0	W	2,573.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	From albedo feature at 40N, 70W.
Mars	MarsE	Tempe Terra	39.68	289.0	24.752	53.691	307	268	E	2,573.0	Europe	Greek	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	From albedo feature at 40N, 70W.
Earth	Moon	Tempel	3.9	11.9					E	45.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernst Wilhelm Leberecht; German astronomer (1821-1889).
Mars	Mars	Tem'	42.3	9.5	42.2	42.3	9.4	9.6	W	5.9	Europe	Russia	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Tem'	41.98	350.5	41.877	41.977	350.6	350.4	E	5.9	Europe	Russia	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Ten Bruggencate	-9.5	134.4					E	59.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paul; German astronomer (1901-1961).
Venus	Venus	Tenisheva Patera	-1.4	254.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	Europe	Russia	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mariya; Russian painter and art collector (1867-1928).
Venus	Venus	Tepev Mons	29.0	44.3	27.9	30.2	43.4	45.3	E	301.0	South and Central America	Mayan	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Quiche Mayan creator goddess.
Mars	Mars	Tepko	15.4	256.6	15.4	15.4	256.5	256.6	W	3.8	Oceania	Australia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Tepko	15.23	103.4	15.234	15.234	103.5	103.4	E	3.8	Oceania	Australia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Terah Catena	7.1	277.5	5.7	8.8	274.8	280.2	W	283.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Phoenician moon god who battled with Keret in Negeb.
Mars	Mars	Terby	-28.3	285.9	-29.5	-26.7	284.4	287.6	W	174.0	Europe	Belgium	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francois J.; Belgian astronomer (1846-1911).
Mars	MarsE	Terby	-28.03	74.1	-29.222	-26.44	75.6	72.4	E	174.0	Europe	Belgium	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francois J.; Belgian astronomer (1846-1911).
Venus	Venus	Teresa	-42.5	10.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.8	Europe	Greek	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek.
Earth	Moon	Tereshkova	28.4	144.3					E	31.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Valentina Vladimirovna; Soviet cosmonaut (1937-Live).
Venus	Venus	Terhi	45.7	253.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.7	Europe	Finland	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Mars	Mars	Termes Vallis	-11.2	157.1	-11.6	-10.9	157.0	157.3	W	48.0	Europe	Spain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in ancient Lusitania, present Tormes River, Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Termes Vallis	-11.08	202.9	-11.473	-10.78	203	202.7	E	48.0	Europe	Spain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in ancient Lusitania, present Tormes River, Spain.
Venus	Venus	Teroro	-75.8	88.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.2	Oceania	Polynesia	V-62	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Mars	Mars	Terra Cimmeria	-35.0	215.0	-75.0	15.0	170.0	260.0	W	5,400.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Terra Cimmeria	-34.7	145.0	-74.837	14.838	190	100	E	5,400.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Terra Sabaea	2.0	318.0	-40.0	45.0	275.0	350.0	W	4,700.0	Europe	Latin	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Terra Sabaea	1.98	42.0	-39.68	44.675	85	10	E	4,700.0	Europe	Latin	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Terra Sirenum	-40.0	150.0	-70.0	-10.0	110.0	180.0	W	3,900.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Terra Sirenum	-39.68	210.0	-69.79	-9.889	250	180	E	3,900.0	Europe	Greek	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Terrace	26.1	3.7					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	41 B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Teruel	-28.1	142.7					W	7.6	Europe	Spain	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish coal field.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Teshub	-68.5	279.6	-70.6	-66.5	275.0	284.4	W	188.0	Asia	Elamite	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Elamite god of the tempest.
Earth	Moon	Tesla	38.5	124.7					E	43.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikola; Croatian-American inventor (1856-1943).
Venus	Venus	Teteoinnan Corona	-38.5	149.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Tethus Regio	66.0	120.0	66.0	66.0	120.0	120.0	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek Titaness.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Tettu Facula	37.6	161.2	35.5	39.5	158.7	163.4	W	189.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Egyptian town where Hatmenit and Osiris were worshipped.
Venus	Venus	Teumere	-38.3	88.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.4	Oceania	Polynesia	V-46	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Venus	Venus	Teura	-12.3	90.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.3	Oceania	Polynesia	V-32	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polynesian first name.
Mars	Mars	Teviot Vallis	-43.7	257.9	-44.3	-42.5	257.5	259.3	W	140.0	Europe	Scotland	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2003	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Scotland.
Mars	MarsE	Teviot Vallis	-43.38	102.1	-43.975	-42.177	102.5	100.7	E	140.0	Europe	Scotland	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2003	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Scotland.
Venus	Venus	Tey Patera	-17.8	349.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.0	Europe	Scotland	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Josephine; Scottish author (1897-1952).
Venus	Venus	Tezan Dorsa	81.4	47.1	76.9	84.2	16.4	59.5	E	1,079.0	Europe	Italy	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Etruscan dawn goddess.
Earth	Moon	Thales	61.8	50.3					E	31.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Miletus; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (c. 636-546 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Thallo Mons	76.0	233.5	0.0	0.0	232.9	234.0	E	216.0	Europe	Greek	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Greek goddess of vegetation flowering (Spring Hora).
Mars	Mars	Tharsis	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1973	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Connecting link between East and West; ancient Spanish town Tartessus.
Mars	MarsE	Tharsis	0.0	360.0	0	0	360	360	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1973	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Connecting link between East and West; ancient Spanish town Tartessus.
Mars	Mars	Tharsis Montes	1.2	112.5	-11.7	13.6	102.4	123.0	W	1,840.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tharsis Montes	1.19	247.5	-11.572	13.452	257.6	237	E	1,840.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Tharsis Tholus	13.5	90.8	12.1	14.6	89.8	92.0	W	158.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tharsis Tholus	13.35	269.2	11.968	14.442	270.2	268	E	158.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Europa	Thasus Linea	-66.1	184.0	-75.5	-54.7	209.5	174.9	W	669.3	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Greek; brother of Europa.
Venus	Venus	Thaukhud Linea	-24.0	232.0	-20.0	-28.0	232.0	232.0	E	900.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Adygan (N. Caucasus) brave female warrior, a good spirit.
Mars	Mars	Thaumasia	-35.0	85.0	-35.0	-35.0	85.0	85.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Thaumas, god of clouds; Arabia.
Mars	MarsE	Thaumasia	-34.7	275.0	-34.695	-34.695	275	275	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Thaumas, god of clouds; Arabia.
Mars	Mars	Thaumasia Fossae	-47.5	92.7	-55.6	-41.1	80.3	103.3	W	1,028.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Thaumasia Fossae	-47.18	267.3	-55.297	-40.778	279.7	256.7	E	1,028.0	Europe	Greek	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1973	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Thaumasia Planum	-24.7	64.3	-29.0	-16.0	60.0	70.0	W	650.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1994	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Albedo feature at 30S, 75W.
Mars	MarsE	Thaumasia Planum	-24.45	295.7	-28.725	-15.829	300	290	E	650.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1994	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Albedo feature at 30S, 75W.
Earth	Moon	Theaetetus	37.0	6.0					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek mathematician (c. 417-369 B.C.).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Thebes Facula	7.1	202.4	3.8	10.4	198.2	205.9	W	360.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Ancient capitol of upper kingdom.
Earth	Moon	Thebit	-22.0	-4.0					E	56.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Venus	Venus	Theia Mons	22.7	281.0	21.8	23.4	280.2	282.3	E	226.0	Europe	Greek	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1979	Mountain	Mons, montes	Greek Titaness.
Earth	Moon	Theiler	13.4	83.3					E	7.0	Africa	South Africa	LTO63B1	LTO-63B1	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Max; South African bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1899-1972).
Jupiter	Callisto	Thekkr	-80.3	62.0	-80.5	-80.2	61.0	62.9	W	13.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Venus	Venus	Themis Regio	-37.4	284.2	-38.6	-36.2	273.2	295.3	E	1,811.0	Europe	Greek	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek Titaness.
Earth	Moon	Theon Junior	-2.3	15.8					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LM 78	LM 78	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Alexandria; Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 380).
Earth	Moon	Theon Senior	-0.8	15.4					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LM 78	LM 78	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Smyrna; Greek mathematician and astronomer (c. A.D. 130).
Mercury	Mercury	Theophanes	-4.9	142.4					W	45.0	Europe	Byzantine	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Byzantine painter (c. 1330-1405).
Earth	Moon	Theophilus	-11.4	26.4					E	110.0	Europe	Greek	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-A.D. 412).
Earth	Moon	Theophrastus	17.5	39.0					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43D3	LTO-43D3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher and scientist (c. 372-287 B.C.).
Jupiter	Europa	Thera Macula	-46.7	181.2	-48.4	-44.9	178.9	183.8	W	95.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Greek; place where Cadmus stopped in his search for Europa.
Mars	Mars	Thermia	19.9	250.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.9	Europe	Greek	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greece.
Mars	MarsE	Thermia	19.69	109.1	0	0	360	360	E	2.9	Europe	Greek	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greece.
Venus	Venus	Thermuthis Corona	-8.0	33.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	330.0	Africa	Egypt	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Egyptian fertility/harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Thetis Regio	-11.4	129.9	-20.0	-2.7	118.9	141.0	E	2,801.0	Europe	Greek	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Greek Titaness.
Earth	Moon	Thiel	40.7	-134.5					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter; German rocket builder (1910-1943).
Earth	Moon	Thiessen	75.4	-169.0					E	66.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Heinrich; German astronomer (1914-1961).
Mars	Mars	Thira	-14.6	184.1	-14.8	-14.5	184.0	184.3	W	22.5	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town on Santorini Island in the Aegean Sea.
Mars	MarsE	Thira	-14.44	175.9	-14.64	-14.343	176	175.7	E	22.5	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town on Santorini Island in the Aegean Sea.
Mars	Mars	Thom	-41.4	267.8	-41.6	-41.2	267.5	268.0	W	24.0	Asia	Thailand	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Mars	MarsE	Thom	-41.08	92.2	-41.278	-40.878	92.5	92	E	24.0	Asia	Thailand	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Jupiter	Io	Thomagata Patera	25.67	165.94	24.83	26.67	166.62	165.46	W	59.0	South and Central America	Colombia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chibcha storm god, a terrifying fire spirit who flew through the air changing men into animals.
Venus	Venus	Thomas	-13.0	272.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	25.2	North America	American	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Martha; American college president (1857-1935).
Earth	Moon	Thomson	-32.7	166.2					E	117.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Joseph John; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1856-1940).
Jupiter	Io	Thor	39.15	133.14	36.21	41.74	136.78	128.12	W	239.44	Europe	Norse	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Norse god of thunder.
Mercury	Mercury	Thoreau	5.9	132.3					W	80.0	North America	American	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry David; American poet and philosopher (1817-1862).
Jupiter	Callisto	Thorir	-31.9	66.7	-32.6	-31.2	65.9	67.7	W	62.7	Europe	Norway	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ottar's ancestor.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Thoth	-43.3	147.2	-44.3	-42.1	145.8	148.6	W	102.5	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian moon god; invented all arts and sciences.
Mars	Mars	Thoth	30.0	255.0	30.0	30.0	255.0	255.0	W	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Egyptian messenger god.
Mars	MarsE	Thoth	29.72	105.0	29.719	29.719	105	105	E	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Egyptian messenger god.
Venus	Venus	Thouris Corona	-6.5	12.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	190.0	Africa	Egypt	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Egyptian fertility goddess .
Jupiter	Europa	Thrace Macula	-45.9	172.1	-48.9	-42.4	169.8	174.0	W	180.2	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1979	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Place in northern Greece where Cadmus stopped in his search for Europa.
Mars	Mars	Thule	-23.6	25.8	-23.7	-23.5	25.6	25.9	W	13.3	Europe	Greenland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greenland.
Mars	MarsE	Thule	-23.36	334.2	-23.462	-23.263	334.4	334.1	E	13.3	Europe	Greenland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Greenland.
Saturn	Rhea	Thunupa	45.6	21.3					W	0.0	South and Central America	Inca	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Inca creator of all things.
Mars	Mars	Thyles Rupes	-69.8	229.1	-72.9	-64.7	218.4	237.4	W	675.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Name and feature changes 1984 from Ultimi Cavi and Thyles Chasma.
Mars	MarsE	Thyles Rupes	-69.59	130.9	-72.717	-64.448	141.6	122.6	E	675.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Name and feature changes 1984 from Ultimi Cavi and Thyles Chasma.
Mars	Mars	Thymiamata	10.0	10.0	10.0	10.0	10.0	10.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Land of sweet-scented perfumes"; South Yemen or India.
Mars	MarsE	Thymiamata	9.89	350.0	9.889	9.889	350	350	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Land of sweet-scented perfumes"; South Yemen or India.
Jupiter	Europa	Thynia Linea	-59.2	154.5	-65.2	-53.4	161.8	144.0	W	412.6	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1985	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Peninsula between Black and Marmara Seas, where Phineus sought Europa.
Mercury	Mercury	Th?kur	-3.0	63.5					W	118.0	Asia	India	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	R.; Bengalese poet and novelist, Nobel Peace laureate (1861-1941).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Tiamat Sulcus	3.4	208.5	-8.7	15.2	200.8	219.7	W	1,330.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Assyro-Babylonian; tumultuous sea from which everything was generated.
Mars	Mars	Tibrikot	12.6	55.0	12.1	13.2	54.5	55.5	W	61.9	Asia	Nepal	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nepal.
Mars	MarsE	Tibrikot	12.46	305.0	11.968	13.056	305.5	304.5	E	61.9	Asia	Nepal	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nepal.
Saturn	Dione	Tibur Chasmata	60.0	69.3	48.0	72.0	69.6	75.7	W	156.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Ancient town of Italy (modern name Tivoli) not far from Rome on the river Anio.
Venus	Venus	Tie Fluctus	21.0	159.0	19.0	23.0	157.0	162.0	E	550.0	Africa	Egypt	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Egyptian goddess of intelligence and wisdom.
Jupiter	Io	Tien Mu Patera	12.31	134.3	11.93	12.71	134.8	133.89	W	28.0	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chinese Mother-Lightening.
Jupiter	Io	Tiermes Patera	22.38	349.95	21.26	23.43	351.04	348.9	W	79.76	Europe	Lapp	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Lapp thunder god.
Venus	Venus	Tiffany	-8.7	22.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Europe	Greek	V-32	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Mars	Mars	Tignish	-31.0	273.1	-31.2	-30.8	272.9	273.3	W	22.0	North America	Canada	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Tignish	-30.71	86.9	-30.913	-30.515	87.1	86.7	E	22.0	North America	Canada	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Saturn	Rhea	Tika	25.1	84.1					W	0.0	Asia	Georgia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abkhaz (Georgian - eastern Black Sea region) supreme being.
Earth	Moon	Tikhomirov	25.2	162.0					E	65.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Soviet chemical engineer (1860-1930).
Mars	Mars	Tikhonravov	13.5	324.2	10.6	17.0	320.9	327.3	W	386.0	Europe	Russia	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	M. K.; Russian rocket scientist (1900-1974).
Mars	MarsE	Tikhonravov	13.35	35.8	10.483	16.819	39.1	32.7	E	386.0	Europe	Russia	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	M. K.; Russian rocket scientist (1900-1974).
Earth	Moon	Tikhov	62.3	171.7					E	83.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gavriil Adrianovich; Soviet astronomer (1875-1960).
Mars	Mars	Tikhov	-51.1	254.3	-51.9	-50.1	252.8	255.8	W	111.0	Europe	Russia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gavril A.; Russian astronomer (1875-1960).
Mars	MarsE	Tikhov	-50.78	105.7	-51.584	-49.78	107.2	104.2	E	111.0	Europe	Russia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gavril A.; Russian astronomer (1875-1960).
Venus	Venus	Tikoiwuti Dorsa	56.0	225.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	North America	Hopi	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Hopi goddess of darkness.
Mars	Mars	Tile	17.9	28.7	17.8	18.0	28.6	28.8	W	7.4	Africa	Somalia	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Mars	MarsE	Tile	17.71	331.3	17.612	17.81	331.4	331.2	E	7.4	Africa	Somalia	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Somalia.
Earth	Moon	Tiling	-53.1	-132.6					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Reinhold; German rocketry scientist (1890-1933).
Venus	Venus	Tilli-Hanum Planitia	54.0	120.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,300.0	Asia	Azerbaijan	Unknown	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Azeri "Ker-ogly" epic tale heroine.
Earth	Moon	Timaeus	62.8	-0.5					E	32.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 400 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Timaru	-25.5	22.4	-25.6	-25.3	22.2	22.5	W	17.9	Oceania	New Zealand	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Mars	MarsE	Timaru	-25.25	337.6	-25.348	-25.05	337.8	337.5	E	17.9	Oceania	New Zealand	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Mars	Mars	Timbuktu	-5.7	37.6	-6.2	-5.0	37.0	38.1	W	73.0	Africa	Mali	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mali.
Mars	MarsE	Timbuktu	-5.64	322.4	-6.131	-4.944	323	321.9	E	73.0	Africa	Mali	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mali.
Earth	Moon	Timiryazev	-5.5	-147.0					E	53.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kliment Arkadievich; Russian botanist, physiologist (1843-1920).
Earth	Moon	Timocharis	26.7	-13.1					E	33.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40B3	LTO-40B3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. c. 280 B.C.).
Mars	Mars	Timoshenko	42.0	64.1	41.4	42.8	63.2	65.1	W	88.5	Europe	Soviet	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ivan Fedorovich; Soviet astronomer (1918-1941).
Mars	MarsE	Timoshenko	41.68	295.9	41.078	42.476	296.8	294.9	E	88.5	Europe	Soviet	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ivan Fedorovich; Soviet astronomer (1918-1941).
Venus	Venus	Tinatin Planitia	-15.0	15.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	0.0	Asia	Georgia	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Georgian epic heroine.
Jupiter	Callisto	Tindr	-2.3	355.5	-3.2	-1.5	354.6	356.4	W	75.8	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Ottar's ancestor.
Venus	Venus	Tingoi Vallis	6.0	318.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Africa	Mande	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Mande (Sierra Leone) river spirit.
Mars	Mars	Tinia Valles	-4.7	149.0	-4.8	-4.5	148.9	149.1	W	18.7	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Tinia Valles	-4.65	211.0	-4.746	-4.449	211.1	210.9	E	18.7	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Italy.
Venus	Venus	Tinianavyt Dorsa	-51.0	239.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,500.0	Europe	Russia	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Koryak (Kamchatka) wife of sky man.
Mars	Mars	Tinjar Valles	38.0	235.8	35.1	40.0	233.5	239.5	W	425.0	Asia	Malaysia	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Sarawak, Malaysia.
Mars	MarsE	Tinjar Valles	37.69	124.2	34.795	39.68	126.5	120.5	E	425.0	Asia	Malaysia	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern river in Sarawak, Malaysia.
Saturn	Mimas	Tintagil Chasma	-51.76	213.35	-55.21	-47.39	201.82	223.37	W	55.0	Europe	Great Britain	PRELIM	I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Home of Igraine, Arthur's mother.
Mars	Mars	Tinto Vallis	-4.0	248.6	-5.4	-3.0	248.5	249.5	W	146.5	Europe	Spain	MC-22	I-2352	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Tinto Vallis	-3.96	111.4	-5.339	-2.966	111.5	110.5	E	146.5	Europe	Spain	MC-22	I-2352	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Spain.
Mercury	Mercury	Tintoretto	-48.1	22.9					W	92.0	Europe	Italy	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Italian painter (1518-1594).
Venus	Venus	Tinyl	9.7	132.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.8	Asia	Siberia	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chukcha (NE Siberia) first name.
Venus	Venus	Tipporah Patera	38.9	43.0	38.4	39.3	42.9	43.2	E	99.0	Asia	Hebrew	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hebrew medical scholar (1500 B.C.).
Mercury	Mercury	Tir Planitia	0.8	176.1					W	0.0	Europe	Norse	H-08	I-993	Adopted by IAU	1976	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Norse word for Mercury.
Saturn	Rhea	Tirawa	34.2	151.7					W	0.0	North America	Pawnee	RHEA	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1987	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Great spirit of Pawnee Tribe (USA), created first men; his messengers were the planets, stars, lightning and thunder.
Earth	Moon	Tiselius	7.0	176.5					E	53.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arne Wilhelm Kaurin; Swedish biochemist; Nobel laureate (1902-1971).
Mars	Mars	Tisia Valles	-11.9	314.3	-14.5	-9.8	309.9	316.7	W	399.0	Europe	Ukraine	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Tisza River, Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Tisia Valles	-11.77	45.7	-14.343	-9.692	50.1	43.3	E	399.0	Europe	Ukraine	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient name for modern Tisza River, Ukraine.
Earth	Moon	Tisserand	21.4	48.2					E	36.0	Europe	France	LTO43C2	LTO-43C2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francois Felix; French astronomer (1845-1896).
Mars	Mars	Tithoniae Catenae	-5.4	82.4	-5.9	-5.0	77.5	87.1	W	567.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1987	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tithoniae Catenae	-5.34	277.6	-5.834	-4.944	282.5	272.9	E	567.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1987	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Tithoniae Fossae	-3.5	82.0	-7.7	-0.7	76.0	90.0	W	820.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Tithoniae Fossae	-3.46	278.0	-7.614	-0.692	284	270	E	820.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1982	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Tithonium Chasma	-4.6	84.7	-6.3	-3.8	77.4	91.0	W	810.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tithonium Chasma	-4.55	275.3	-6.23	-3.757	282.6	269	E	810.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Tithonius Lacus	-5.0	85.0	-5.0	-5.0	85.0	85.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Tithonian Lake"; Tithonus received from his wife Eos eternal life but not eternal youth.
Mars	MarsE	Tithonius Lacus	-4.94	275.0	-4.944	-4.944	275	275	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Tithonian Lake"; Tithonus received from his wife Eos eternal life but not eternal youth.
Mercury	Mercury	Titian	-3.6	42.1					W	121.0	Europe	Italy	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tiziano Vecellio; Italian Renaissance painter (c. 1488/90-1576).
Earth	Moon	Titius	-26.8	100.7					E	73.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100C1	LTO-100C1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Daniel; German astronomer (1729-1796).
Earth	Moon	Titov	28.6	150.5					E	31.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gherman Stepanovich; Soviet cosmonaut (1935-2000).
Venus	Venus	Tituba Corona	42.4	214.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	163.0	North America	American	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Nurse who started Salem witch hunt (c. 1692). Name changed from Tituba Patera.
Mars	Mars	Tiu Valles	15.9	35.7	2.8	29.0	28.0	36.7	W	1,720.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in old English (West Germanic).
Mars	MarsE	Tiu Valles	15.73	324.3	2.768	28.725	332	323.3	E	1,720.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	Word for "Mars" in old English (West Germanic).
Mars	Mars	Tiwi	-27.8	24.8	-28.0	-27.6	24.6	25.0	W	21.4	Asia	Oman	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oman.
Mars	MarsE	Tiwi	-27.53	335.2	-27.732	-27.334	335.4	335	E	21.4	Asia	Oman	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oman.
Venus	Venus	Tkashi-mapa Chasma	13.0	206.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Asia	Georgia	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Georgian forest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Toci Tholus	29.5	355.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Aztec earthquake goddess.
Mars	Phobos	Todd	-9.0	153.0					W	2.6	North America	American		TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David; American astronomer (1855-1939).
Jupiter	Io	Tohil Mons	-29.5	160.49	-33.68	-24.61	166.46	154.0	W	371.47	South and Central America	Mayan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Central American god who gave fire to man.
Jupiter	Io	Tohil Patera	-25.63	158.66	-26.93	-24.57	159.94	157.34	W	76.59	South and Central America	Mayan	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Central American god who gave fire to man.
Mars	Mars	Tokko	22.8	250.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.1	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Tokko	22.57	109.4	0	0	360	360	E	2.1	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Toklas	0.7	273.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.5	North America	American	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alice; American writer, art patron (1877-1967).
Mars	Mars	Tokma	21.5	251.5	21.5	21.6	251.5	251.5	W	3.2	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Tokma	21.28	108.5	21.279	21.379	108.5	108.5	E	3.2	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Jupiter	Io	Tol-Ava Patera	1.8	322.14	1.06	2.46	323.44	320.82	W	84.53	Europe	Mordvinian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mordvinian (Russia) goddess of fire.
Earth	Moon	Tolansky	-9.5	-16.0					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Samuel; British physicist (1907-1973).
Venus	Venus	Tolgonay	68.8	271.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.6	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	V-06	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kyrgyz first name.
Mars	Mars	Tolon	18.4	255.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.7	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Tolon	18.21	104.9	0	0	360	360	E	2.7	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mercury	Mercury	Tolstoj	-16.3	163.5					W	390.0	Europe	Russia	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lev N.; Russian novelist (1828-1910).
Venus	Venus	Toma Mons	-12.9	232.0	-13.3	-12.4	231.7	232.3	E	80.0	Asia	Tibet	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Tibetan goddess of intelligence and creativity.
Mars	Mars	Tomari	20.2	246.3	20.2	20.2	246.2	246.3	W	5.9	Europe	Russia	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Tomari	19.99	113.7	19.99	19.99	113.8	113.7	E	5.9	Europe	Russia	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Tombe	-42.8	44.5	-42.9	-42.7	44.4	44.7	W	11.6	Africa	Sudan	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sudan.
Mars	MarsE	Tombe	-42.48	315.5	-42.576	-42.376	315.6	315.3	E	11.6	Africa	Sudan	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sudan.
Venus	Venus	Tomem Dorsa	31.2	7.2	26.6	35.2	5.2	9.3	E	970.0	Asia	Siberia	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Ketian (Siberia) Mother of the hot; lives in the sky, near the Sun.
Venus	Venus	Tonatzin Corona	-53.0	164.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec earth and childbirth goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Tontu	27.6	100.3	27.1	28.0	99.8	100.9	W	40.2	Europe	Finland	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish god of housekeeping.
Mars	Mars	Tooting	23.1	152.4	23.0	23.4	152.1	152.6	W	27.5	Europe	England	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Tooting	22.87	207.6	22.767	23.164	207.9	207.4	E	27.5	Europe	England	MC-08	I-2180	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	Mars	Torbay	18.1	246.0	18.0	18.1	245.9	246.1	W	6.5	Oceania	Australia	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Torbay	17.91	114.0	17.81	17.909	114.1	113.9	E	6.5	Oceania	Australia	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Saturn	Rhea	Tore	0.0	335.6					W	0.0	Africa	Pygmy	PRELIM	No Title	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pygmy lord of the world, creator of all things.  <em>Note: Defines 340 degrees longitude on Rhea.</em>
Jupiter	Europa	Tormsdale Linea	47.7	258.0	30.3	60.0	249.0	268.7	W	875.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in Ireland.
Jupiter	Callisto	Tornarsuk	28.8	127.6	27.7	29.9	126.4	128.9	W	99.0	North America	Eskimo	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greenland legendary hero.
Saturn	Rhea	Torom	-68.1	343.5					W	0.0	Asia	Ostyak	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ostyak (western Siberia) sky god.
Earth	Moon	Torricelli	-4.6	28.5					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Mars	Mars	Torsö	-44.6	51.2	-44.8	-44.5	51.0	51.4	W	16.0	Europe	Sweden	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	MarsE	Torsö	-44.28	308.8	-44.475	-44.175	309	308.6	E	16.0	Europe	Sweden	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Earth	Moon	Tortilla Flat	20.2	30.7					E	1.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Mars	Mars	Torup	-28.2	262.3	-28.5	-27.8	261.9	262.7	W	45.5	Europe	Sweden	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	MarsE	Torup	-27.93	97.7	-28.228	-27.533	98.1	97.3	E	45.5	Europe	Sweden	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Earth	Moon	Toscanelli	27.94	-47.62					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LTO39A4	LTO-39A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Paolo Dal Pozza; Italian doctor, cartographer (1397-1482). <em>Note: Coordinates amended from 27.4N, -47.5 (June 12, 2008)</em>
Earth	Moon	Townley	3.4	63.3					E	18.0	North America	American	LTO62C4	LTO-62C4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sidney Dean; American astronomer (1867-1946).
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Townsend Dorsum	25.0	30.0					E	40.0	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Tim E.; Galileo imaging team member (d. 1989).
Venus	Venus	Toyo-uke Corona	-62.5	41.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Japan	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Shinto fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Tractus Albus	30.0	80.0	30.0	30.0	80.0	80.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"White Tract" in Latin.
Mars	MarsE	Tractus Albus	29.72	280.0	29.719	29.719	280	280	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"White Tract" in Latin.
Mars	Mars	Tractus Catena	28.1	102.7	19.9	34.6	100.0	104.2	W	897.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tractus Catena	27.83	257.3	19.693	34.297	260	255.8	E	897.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1976	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Tractus Fossae	26.0	101.4	22.8	29.0	99.6	103.4	W	390.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tractus Fossae	25.74	258.6	22.569	28.725	260.4	256.6	E	390.0	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Earth	Moon	Tralles	28.4	52.8					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Georg; German physicist (1763-1822).
Earth	Moon	Trap	-9.1	15.4					E	1.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Mars	Mars	Trebia Valles	32.4	210.0	30.8	33.9	208.5	211.5	W	183.0	Europe	Italy	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Trebbia River, Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Trebia Valles	32.11	150.0	30.515	33.6	151.5	148.5	E	183.0	Europe	Italy	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Trebbia River, Italy.
Mercury	Mercury	Tricrena	0.0	36.0					W	0.0	Europe	Roman	H-06	I-0960	Adopted by IAU	1976	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Albedo name for H-6, Kuiper region.
Earth	Moon	Trident	20.2	30.8					E	0.0	North America	American	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Earth	Moon	Triesnecker	4.2	3.6					E	26.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francis a Paula; Austrian astronomer (1745-1817).
Venus	Venus	Triglava Corona	-53.5	95.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Europe	Slavic	V-57	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ancient Slavic earth goddess.
Mars	Mars	Trinacria	-25.0	268.0	-25.0	-25.0	268.0	268.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Classical name for Sicily.
Mars	MarsE	Trinacria	-24.75	92.0	-24.752	-24.752	92	92	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Classical name for Sicily.
Uranus	Miranda	Trinculo	-63.7	163.4					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A jester in "The Tempest."
Mars	Mars	Trinidad	-23.6	251.0	-23.8	-23.4	250.8	251.3	W	28.0	South and Central America	Peru	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Trinidad	-23.36	109.0	-23.561	-23.164	109.2	108.7	E	28.0	South and Central America	Peru	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Earth	Moon	Triplet	-3.7	-17.5					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 14 site.
Saturn	Mimas	Tristram	-52.32	28.98	-53.45	-50.7	26.45	31.21	W	12.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saved Iseult; fell in love with her.
Mars	Mars	Trivium Charontis	20.0	198.0	20.0	20.0	198.0	198.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Crossroad of Charon"; meeting place of several netherworld Canals.
Mars	MarsE	Trivium Charontis	19.79	162.0	19.792	19.792	162	162	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Crossroad of Charon"; meeting place of several netherworld Canals.
Mars	Mars	Troika	17.0	254.9	16.9	17.1	254.8	255.1	W	13.5	Europe	Russia	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Troika	16.82	105.1	16.72	16.918	105.2	104.9	E	13.5	Europe	Russia	TRITON	I-1055	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Trollope	-54.8	246.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	27.2	Europe	England	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frances; English novelist (1780-1863).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Tros	11.1	27.3	10.2	12.1	26.2	28.3	W	93.9	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek; father of Ganymede.
Venus	Venus	Trotula Corona	41.3	18.9	40.8	41.9	18.4	19.4	E	146.0	Europe	Italy	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Italian physician (A.D. 1097). Name changed from Trotula Patera.
Earth	Moon	Trouvelot	49.3	5.8					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Étienne Léopold; French astronomer (1827-1895).
Mars	Mars	Trouvelot	16.2	13.1	15.0	17.4	11.7	14.4	W	154.7	North America	American	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Étienne Léopold; French astronomer (1827-1895).
Mars	MarsE	Trouvelot	16.03	346.9	14.838	17.215	348.3	345.6	E	154.7	North America	American	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Étienne Léopold; French astronomer (1827-1895).
Mars	Mars	Troy	23.4	52.7	23.3	23.5	52.6	52.8	W	9.9	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Idaho, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Troy	23.16	307.3	23.065	23.263	307.4	307.2	E	9.9	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Idaho, USA.
Mars	Mars	Trud	17.9	31.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.1	Europe	Russia	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Trud	17.71	328.3	0	0	360	360	E	2.1	Europe	Russia	MTM 20032	I-2311	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Trumpler	29.3	167.1					E	77.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Julius; American astronomer (1866-1956).
Mars	Mars	Trumpler	-61.8	150.8	-62.3	-61.1	149.4	152.2	W	78.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert J.; American astronomer (1886-1956).
Mars	MarsE	Trumpler	-61.53	209.2	-62.032	-60.824	210.6	207.8	E	78.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert J.; American astronomer (1886-1956).
Venus	Venus	Truth	28.7	287.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	47.3	North America	American	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sojourner; American abolishionist (1797-1883).
Earth	Moon	Tsander (Zander)	6.2	-149.3					E	181.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich Arturovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1887-1933).
Mars	Mars	Tsau	49.8	239.0	49.8	49.9	238.9	239.1	W	6.5	Africa	Botswana	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Botswana.
Mars	MarsE	Tsau	49.48	121.0	49.479	49.58	121.1	120.9	E	6.5	Africa	Botswana	UTOPIA	I-1061	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Botswana.
Venus	Venus	Tsects Chasma	-61.6	35.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	North America	Canada	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Haida (NW Coast) friendly spirit of forest underworld - grandma mouse.
Venus	Venus	Tseraskaya	28.6	79.2	28.6	28.6	79.2	79.2	E	30.3	Europe	Soviet	V-10	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lidiya; Soviet astronomer (1855-1931).
Earth	Moon	Tseraskiy (Ceraski)	-49.0	141.6					E	56.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vitol'd Karlovich; Russian astronomer (1849-1925).
Venus	Venus	Tsetsa	31.3	317.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.9	Europe	Mordvinian	V-18	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mordovian (Volga Finn) first name.
Venus	Venus	Tsiala	2.9	100.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.5	Asia	Georgia	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgian first name.
Earth	Moon	Tsinger (Zinger)	56.7	175.6					E	44.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolai Iakovlevich; Russian astronomer (1842-1918).
Earth	Moon	Tsiolkovskiy	-21.2	128.9					E	185.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101B2	LTO-101B2	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Konstantin E.; Soviet physicist (1857-1935).
Venus	Venus	Tsovinar Dorsa	-46.0	254.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Asia	Armenian	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Armenian lightning deity.
Earth	Moon	Tsu Chung-Chi	17.3	145.1					E	28.0	Asia	China	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese mathematician (430-501).
Mars	Mars	Tsukuba	48.9	226.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.8	Asia	Japan	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese mission control site.
Mars	MarsE	Tsukuba	48.58	133.9	0	0	360	360	E	1.8	Asia	Japan	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese mission control site.
Venus	Venus	Tsunghi Fluctus	-67.0	130.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	800.0	South and Central America	Ecuador	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Hibaro (Ecuador) water goddess.
Mercury	Mercury	Tsurayuki	-63.0	21.3					W	87.0	Asia	Japan	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ki (Kino); noted Japanese man of letters (c. 945).
Venus	Venus	Tsvetayeva	64.6	147.4	64.6	64.6	146.9	146.9	E	42.9	Europe	Soviet	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marina; Soviet poet (1892-1941).
Venus	Venus	Tsyrma	-14.1	318.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.8	Asia	Buriat	V-42	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Buryat (Siberia) first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Ts'ai Wen-Chi	22.8	22.2					W	119.0	Asia	China	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Han dynasty composer (second century A.D.).
Venus	Venus	Ts'an Nu Mons	-27.2	272.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	310.0	Asia	China	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Chinese goddess of silkworms.
Mercury	Mercury	Ts'ao Chan	-13.4	142.0					W	110.0	Asia	China	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese writer (c. 1715-1763).
Jupiter	Io	Ts?i Goab Fluctus	-1.4	163.4	-2.8	0.6	164.6	162.3	W	117.0	Africa	Hottentot	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Hottentot (southern Africa) supreme being, associated with thunder.
Jupiter	Io	Ts?i Goab Tholus	-0.1	163.0	-0.9	0.7	163.6	162.4	W	53.0	Africa	Hottentot	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Hottentot (southern Africa) supreme being, associated with thunder.
Mars	Mars	Tuapi	17.2	255.7	17.1	17.2	255.7	255.8	W	4.6	South and Central America	Nicaragua	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nicaragua.
Mars	MarsE	Tuapi	17.02	104.3	16.918	17.017	104.3	104.2	E	4.6	South and Central America	Nicaragua	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nicaragua.
Venus	Venus	Tubman	23.6	204.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	42.9	North America	American	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harriet; American abolishionist (1820-1913).
Earth	Moon	Tucker	-5.6	88.2					E	7.0	North America	American	LTO81B3	LTO-81B3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard Hawley; American astronomer (1859-1952).
Mars	Mars	Tugaske	-32.1	101.2	-32.4	-31.8	100.9	101.5	W	31.3	North America	Canada	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Saskatchewan.
Mars	MarsE	Tugaske	-31.81	258.8	-32.107	-31.51	259.1	258.5	E	31.3	North America	Canada	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Saskatchewan.
Venus	Venus	Tukwunag Dorsa	-69.0	155.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	North America	Hopi	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Hopi cumulus cloud maiden ('kachina').
Venus	Venus	Tuli Mons	13.3	314.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	750.0	Oceania	Samoa	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Samoan goddess of creation.
Venus	Venus	Tumas Corona	-16.3	351.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	North America	Hopi	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hopi (USA) fertility goddess.
Mars	Mars	Tumul	14.9	255.5	14.8	14.9	255.4	255.5	W	8.8	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Tumul	14.74	104.5	14.64	14.739	104.6	104.5	E	8.8	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Tunehakwe Corona	-33.4	303.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	290.0	North America	Iroquois	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Onondaga/Iroquois deities of crops ("The Three Sisters").
Jupiter	Io	Tung Yo Fluctus	-16.6	356.49	-22.55	-10.15	1.53	349.9	W	459.37	Asia	China	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Chinese fire god.
Jupiter	Io	Tung Yo Patera	-18.27	0.93	-19.17	-17.3	1.42	0.36	W	59.68	Asia	China	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Chinese fire god.
Mercury	Mercury	Tung Yüan	73.6	55.0					W	64.0	Asia	China	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter (10th century).
Mars	Mars	Tungla	-41.1	270.5	-41.2	-40.9	270.3	270.6	W	17.0	South and Central America	Nicaragua	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nicaragua.
Mars	MarsE	Tungla	-40.78	89.5	-40.878	-40.579	89.7	89.4	E	17.0	South and Central America	Nicaragua	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nicaragua.
Neptune	Triton	Tuonela Planitia	34.0	14.5					E	0.0	Europe	Finland	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Underground realm across Black River (Finnish).
Jupiter	Io	Tupan Patera	-18.73	141.13	-19.76	-17.73	142.43	139.97	W	79.13	South and Central America	Brazil	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Thunder god of the Tupi-Guarani Indians of Brazil.
Mars	Mars	Tura	-26.9	22.0	-27.0	-26.8	21.9	22.2	W	16.4	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Tura	-26.64	338.0	-26.738	-26.539	338.1	337.8	E	16.4	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Turan Planum	-13.0	116.5	-15.5	-10.8	113.5	120.5	E	800.0	Europe	Italy	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Etruscan goddess of love, health, and fertility.
Mars	Mars	Turbi	-41.0	51.5	-41.2	-40.7	51.1	51.8	W	31.3	Africa	Kenya	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Mars	MarsE	Turbi	-40.68	308.5	-40.878	-40.379	308.9	308.2	E	31.3	Africa	Kenya	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Venus	Venus	Tureshmat Corona	-51.5	289.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Asia	Japan	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Ainu (Japan) creator goddess, created Hokkaido Island.
Mercury	Mercury	Turgenev	65.7	135.0					W	116.0	Europe	Russia	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ivan Sergeyevich; Russian writer (1818-1883).
Venus	Venus	Turgmam Fluctus	56.0	220.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Russia	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Nivkhi (Sakhalin Isl.) fire mistress.
Venus	Venus	Turi Tholus	-66.9	222.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	Oceania	Polynesia	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Polynesian goddess, created islands' relief.
Mars	Mars	Turma	17.5	252.0	17.5	17.6	251.9	252.0	W	6.8	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Turma	17.31	108.0	17.315	17.414	108.1	108	E	6.8	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Turner	-1.4	-13.2					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Saturn	Dione	Turnus	15.59	345.31	10.77	21.11	340.12	350.0	W	101.0	Europe	Roman	PRELIM	I-1488	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rutililan king; Aeneas' rival for hand of Lavinia.
Saturn	Iapetus	Turpin	47.7	1.4	47.1	47.3	357.3	7.1	W	87.0	Europe	France	PRELIM	I-1486	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Archbishop of Rheims in Song of Roland.
Venus	Venus	Tursa Tholus	-35.4	205.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	75.0	Europe	Italy	V-50	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Italian goddess of terror.
Venus	Venus	Tursunoy	80.9	229.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.7	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-01	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Uzbek first name.
Mars	Mars	Tuscaloosa	0.0	331.3	-0.5	0.5	330.8	331.8	W	60.0	North America	United States	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Tuscaloosa	0.0	28.7	-0.494	0.494	29.2	28.2	E	60.0	North America	United States	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Venus	Venus	Tushita Tesserae	-42.0	54.0	-39.0	-40.0	47.0	60.0	E	1,400.0	Asia	India	V-45,46	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Hindu deity of resignation to fate. Name changed from Hikuleo Tesserae.
Venus	Venus	Tusholi Corona	69.5	101.2	69.4	70.0	96.8	104.7	E	350.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chechen and Ingush (Caucasus) goddess of fertility.
Mars	Mars	Tuskegee	-2.9	36.2	-3.4	-2.3	35.7	36.7	W	66.7	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Tuskegee	-2.87	323.8	-3.362	-2.274	324.3	323.3	E	66.7	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alabama, USA.
Venus	Venus	Tussaud	21.7	221.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.0	Europe	Switzerland	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; Swiss wax artist (1760-1850).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Tutanekai	56.4	3.3					W	2.1	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maori hero, beloved of young maiden Hinemoa who swam across Lake Rotorua to marry him.
Venus	Venus	Tutelina Corona	29.0	348.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	Europe	Roman	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Tuulikki Mons	10.3	274.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	520.0	Europe	Finland	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Mountain	Mons, montes	Finnish wood goddess.
Venus	Venus	Tuyara	-62.9	15.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.2	Asia	Yakutian	V-56	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yakut first name.
Venus	Venus	Tuzandi Mons	-42.5	41.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Burma	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Palaun (Mon-Khmer of Burma/Myanmar) ancestor deity.
Jupiter	Io	[Tvashtar Catena]	62.76	123.53	58.68	66.14	131.82	115.81	W	306.19	Asia	India		Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	2000	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Indian sun god and smith who forged the thunderbolt of the thunder god Indra. (Changed to Tvashtar Paterae.)
Jupiter	Io	Tvashtar Mensae	61.6	119.94	56.85	67.11	126.17	112.33	W	326.4	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Indian sun god and smith who forged the thunderbolt of the thunder god Indra.
Mercury	Mercury	Tyagaraja	3.7	148.4					W	105.0	Asia	India	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Indian composer (1767-1847).
Venus	Venus	Tyche Tessera	-44.0	14.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	575.0	Europe	Greek	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Greek goddess of fate.
Earth	Moon	Tycho	-43.4	-11.1					E	102.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Mars	Mars	Tycho Brahe	-49.8	213.9	-50.4	-49.1	212.6	215.3	W	106.0	Europe	Denmark	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Mars	MarsE	Tycho Brahe	-49.48	146.1	-50.081	-48.778	147.4	144.7	E	106.0	Europe	Denmark	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Jupiter	Callisto	Tyll	44.8	166.5	44.0	45.7	165.4	167.6	W	68.7	Europe	Estonia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian epic hero; struggled with a giant.
Jupiter	Callisto	Tyn	71.1	232.5	70.3	71.7	230.4	234.5	W	63.0	Europe	Teutonic	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Great god of Germanic peoples.
Earth	Moon	Tyndall	-34.9	117.0					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British physicist (1820-1893).
Mars	Mars	Tyndall	40.0	190.1	39.3	40.8	189.1	191.1	W	86.8	Europe	Great Britain	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British physicist (1820-1893).
Mars	MarsE	Tyndall	39.68	169.9	38.982	40.479	170.9	168.9	E	86.8	Europe	Great Britain	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British physicist (1820-1893).
Mars	Mars	Tyras Vallis	8.4	50.2	7.9	8.8	49.9	50.7	W	68.0	Europe	Scythia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Dniester River, Ukraine.
Mars	MarsE	Tyras Vallis	8.31	309.8	7.812	8.702	310.1	309.3	E	68.0	Europe	Scythia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Dniester River, Ukraine.
Jupiter	Europa	Tyre	33.6	146.6	31.2	36.3	143.2	149.8	W	149.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	1997	Cryptic ringed features	Large ringed feature	Greek; the seashore from which Zeus abducted Europa. Changed from Tyre Macula.
Mars	Mars	Tyrrhena Dorsa	-24.0	244.4	-29.7	-19.5	239.8	250.3	W	762.7	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tyrrhena Dorsa	-23.76	115.6	-29.421	-19.296	120.2	109.7	E	762.7	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Tyrrhena Fossae	-22.5	254.3	-24.1	-20.5	252.7	256.4	W	287.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Tyrrhena Fossae	-22.27	105.7	-23.859	-20.288	107.3	103.6	E	287.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Tyrrhena Mons	-21.57	253.57	-19.9	-22.4	252.25	254.57	W	143.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	Tyrrhena Mons	-21.35	106.43	-19.693	-22.172	107.75	105.43	E	143.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Tyrrhena Patera	-21.36	253.47	-21.49	-21.23	253.34	253.59	W	16.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Tyrrhena Patera	-21.14	106.53	-21.269	-21.012	106.66	106.41	E	16.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	Mars	Tyrrhena Terra	-15.0	270.0	-35.0	5.0	255.0	285.0	W	2,300.0	Europe	Latin	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tyrrhena Terra	-14.84	90.0	-34.695	4.944	105	75	E	2,300.0	Europe	Latin	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	T'ien Hu Colles	30.7	15.1	30.3	31.7	10.4	20.4	E	947.0	Asia	China	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Chinese sea goddess.
Venus	Venus	Tünde	76.8	193.0	76.8	76.8	192.6	192.6	E	16.3	Europe	Hungary	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hungarian first name.
Venus	Venus	Ua-ogrere Mons	40.5	117.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Oceania	New Guinea	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Kivai (New Guinea) ancestor deity, old woman who "ever existed."
Jupiter	Europa	Uaithne	-48.5	90.7	-48.6	-48.3	90.5	90.9	W	6.5	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The harpist for Dagda, the father of all gods in Celtic myths.
Venus	Venus	Ualinka	13.2	168.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.1	Europe	Caucasus	V-25	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ossetian (N. Caucasus) first name.
Venus	Venus	Ubastet Fluctus	-48.0	27.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	Africa	Egypt	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Egyptian cat goddess.
Mars	Mars	Uchronia	70.0	260.0	70.0	70.0	260.0	260.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Land of Agelessness."
Mars	MarsE	Uchronia	69.79	100.0	69.79	69.79	100	100	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Land of Agelessness."
Jupiter	Europa	Udaeus Linea	48.6	239.4	37.8	38.0	193.2	291.8	W	2,050.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	In Greek mythology, survivors of the men Cadmus sowed with dragon's teeth.
Venus	Venus	Udagan	10.7	206.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.5	Asia	Yakutian	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yakut first name.
Venus	Venus	Udaltsova	-20.3	275.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	26.7	Europe	Russia	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nadezhda; Russian artist (1885-1961).
Venus	Venus	Udyaka	30.9	172.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.7	Asia	Siberia	V-13	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Orochi (Amur River) first name.
Venus	Venus	Ugatame Corona	-76.5	255.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	370.0	Oceania	Melanesia	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Kapauku (Papua/Melanesia) Great Mother goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ugne	34.9	205.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.3	Europe	Lithuania	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lithuanian first name.
Neptune	Triton	Uhlanga Regio	-37.0	357.0					E	0.0	Africa	Bantu	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Zulu reed from which humanity sprang.
Venus	Venus	Uilata Fluctus	17.0	314.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	North America	Chickasaw	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Cherokee stone-clad female monster.
Venus	Venus	Ukemochi Corona	-39.0	296.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Asia	Japan	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Japanese fertility goddess.
Earth	Moon	Ukert	7.8	1.4					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Jupiter	Io	Ukko Patera	30.95	18.41	30.52	31.38	19.03	17.74	W	35.25	Europe	Finland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Finnish thunder god.
Jupiter	Callisto	Uksakka	-49.5	42.2	-49.8	-49.2	41.8	42.7	W	22.5	Europe	Lapp	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lapp protector goddess.
Saturn	Rhea	Uku	78.7	95.5					W	0.0	Europe	Estonia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian super god.
Neptune	Triton	Ukupanio Cavus	35.0	23.0					E	0.0	Oceania	Hawaii	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Hawaiian shark god.
Venus	Venus	Uleken	33.7	185.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.9	Asia	Nanai	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nanay (Amur River area, E. Siberia) first name.
Venus	Venus	Ulfrun Regio	27.0	225.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3,954.0	Europe	Norse	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1982	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Norse giantess.
Venus	Venus	Ulgen-ekhe Coronae	-14.2	224.0	-15.6	-13.2	222.8	225.2	E	300.0	Asia	Buriat	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Buryatan Earth mother.
Venus	Venus	Ulla	-51.5	184.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.4	Europe	Sweden	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Swedish first name.
Venus	Venus	Ulpu	-35.7	179.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Europe	Finland	V-49	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finnish first name.
Venus	Venus	Ulrique	75.9	55.6	75.8	75.8	55.3	55.3	E	19.6	Europe	France	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Mars	Mars	Ultima Lingula	-76.3	215.0	-80.9	-71.7	202.5	229.0	W	560.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ultima Lingula	-76.15	145.0	-80.798	-71.505	157.5	131	E	560.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ultimi Scopuli	-77.5	180.0	-81.8	-71.1	141.0	212.0	W	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ultimi Scopuli	-77.36	180.0	-81.708	-70.9	219	148	E	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ultimum Chasma	-81.25	208.88	-83.0	-80.45	192.87	225.61	W	350.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ultimum Chasma	-81.15	151.12	-82.921	-80.343	167.13	134.39	E	350.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ulu	22.7	252.7	22.7	22.8	252.7	252.8	W	3.4	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Ulu	22.47	107.3	22.47	22.569	107.3	107.2	E	3.4	Europe	Russia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	Ulugh Beigh	32.7	-81.9					E	54.0	Asia	Mongolia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ulugh-Beg; Mongolian astronomer, mathematician (1394-1449).
Venus	Venus	Uluk	-62.2	178.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.3	Asia	Neghidhian	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Neghidalian (Amur River area, E. Siberia) first name.
Mars	Mars	Ulya	-18.1	248.4	-18.3	-18.0	248.3	248.5	W	8.6	Europe	Russia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Ulya	-17.91	111.6	-18.107	-17.81	111.7	111.5	E	8.6	Europe	Russia	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	Mars	Ulysses Fossae	10.2	123.4	3.0	17.6	116.5	126.5	W	851.4	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ulysses Fossae	10.09	236.6	2.966	17.414	243.5	233.5	E	851.4	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	From albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ulysses Patera	2.89	121.55	2.44	3.34	121.06	122.04	W	58.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Ulysses Patera	2.86	238.45	2.413	3.302	238.94	237.96	E	58.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression.</em>
Mars	Mars	Ulyxis Rupes	-68.6	200.1	-72.1	-66.0	203.7	200.3	W	390.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ulyxis Rupes	-68.38	159.9	-71.909	-65.758	156.3	159.7	E	390.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Ul'yana	24.3	253.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Europe	Russia	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Umaga Valles	-49.0	152.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	Philippines	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Old Tagal name for planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Umaima	-23.3	195.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.9	Asia	Arabian	V-38	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Mars	Mars	Umatac	42.8	222.8	42.7	43.0	222.6	223.0	W	17.5	Oceania	Guam	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Guam, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Umatac	42.48	137.2	42.376	42.676	137.4	137	E	17.5	Oceania	Guam	MC-07	I-2577	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Guam, USA.
Venus	Venus	Umay-ene Corona	-27.5	50.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	370.0	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Kazakh childcare goddess.
Mars	Mars	Umbra	50.0	290.0	50.0	50.0	290.0	290.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Means "Shadow" in Latin.
Mars	MarsE	Umbra	49.68	70.0	49.68	49.68	70	70	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Means "Shadow" in Latin.
Venus	Venus	Umkana	-53.3	198.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.2	Asia	Siberia	V-59	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eskimo (Chukotka) first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Umma Sulcus	4.1	250.0	-7.1	16.0	240.5	257.2	W	1,270.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Sumerian town.
Venus	Venus	Unay	53.5	172.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.4	Europe	Mari	V-04	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mari first name.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Undara	2.0	113.8					E	8.5	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lava tube from Undara Volcano, North Queensland, Australia.
Venus	Venus	Undine Planitia	13.0	303.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,800.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Lithuanian water nymph, mermaid.
Venus	Venus	Undset	51.7	60.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.0	Europe	Norway	V-03	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sigrid; Norwegian author (1882-1949).
Venus	Venus	Unelanuhi Dorsa	12.0	87.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,600.0	North America	Chickasaw	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Cherokee sun goddess.
Venus	Venus	Uni Dorsa	33.7	114.3	31.0	36.4	111.3	117.2	E	800.0	Europe	Italy	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Etruscan goddess, same as Hera or Juno.
Venus	Venus	Unitkak	40.8	199.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.0	Asia	Siberia	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eskimo (Chukotka) first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Unkei	-31.9	62.7					W	123.0	Asia	Japan	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese sculptor (c. 1148-1223).
Venus	Venus	Unuk Dorsa	-4.5	351.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	400.0	Asia	Siberia	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Eskimo (Chukotka) night maiden.
Venus	Venus	Uorsar Rupes	76.8	341.2	74.3	78.3	327.5	357.2	E	820.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Adygan (Caucasus) goddess of hearth.
Venus	Venus	Uottakh-sulus Valles	12.5	239.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Asia	Yakutian	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Yakutian/Saha name for planet Venus.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Upuant	46.4	319.5	46.2	46.6	319.3	319.8	W	16.5	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jackal-headed warrior god, god of the dead.
Venus	Venus	Upunusa Tholus	66.2	252.4	65.1	67.3	251.6	253.1	E	223.0	Asia	Indonesia	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Earth goddess of Leti and Babar (Southwestern islands, eastern Indonesia).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Ur Sulcus	49.8	177.5	36.0	60.7	170.0	184.6	W	1,145.0	Asia	Sumerian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Ancient Sumerian seat of moon worship.
Mars	Mars	Uranius Dorsum	24.1	75.0	21.4	28.2	73.1	78.9	W	503.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for albedo feature.
Mars	MarsE	Uranius Dorsum	23.86	285.0	21.18	27.93	286.9	281.1	E	503.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Named for albedo feature.
Mars	Mars	Uranius Fossae	25.7	90.1	22.2	28.8	88.8	91.7	W	394.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Uranius Fossae	25.45	269.9	21.974	28.527	271.2	268.3	E	394.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Uranius Patera	26.23	93.0	25.45	27.06	91.95	93.89	W	114.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression. </em>
Mars	MarsE	Uranius Patera	25.97	267.0	25.199	26.798	268.05	266.11	E	114.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Size changed Sept. 19, 2007 to correspond only to the central depression. </em>
Mars	Mars	Uranius Tholus	26.4	97.7	26.0	27.0	97.1	98.2	W	62.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Uranius Tholus	26.14	262.3	25.745	26.738	262.9	261.8	E	62.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	1973	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Urazbike	-9.0	202.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.0	Europe	Tartar	V-38	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tartar first name.
Venus	Venus	Urd Tessera	-40.0	174.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	250.0	Europe	Norse	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Norse fate goddess.
Venus	Venus	Uretsete Mons	-12.0	261.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	Pueblo	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Keresan Pueblo ancestor goddess.
Earth	Moon	Urey	27.9	87.4					E	38.0	North America	American		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harold Clayton; American chemist; Nobel laureate (1893-1981).  <em>Note: Formerly Rayleigh A</em>
Mars	Mars	Urk	23.4	248.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.8	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Netherlands.
Mars	MarsE	Urk	23.16	111.4	0	0	360	360	E	2.8	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Netherlands.
Venus	Venus	Urkuk Dorsa	-12.0	320.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Europe	Russia	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Nivkhi (Sakhalin Isl.) night maiden.
Uranus	Titania	Ursula	-12.4	45.2					E	135.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Attendant to Hero and Beatrice in "Much Ado About Nothing."
Jupiter	Ganymede	Uruk Sulcus	0.8	160.3	-14.5	22.5	139.8	179.9	W	2,200.0	Asia	Babylon	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Babylonian city ruled by Gilgamesh.
Venus	Venus	Urutonga Colles	10.0	154.0	9.0	12.0	152.0	156.0	E	500.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Maori sea goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ushas Mons	-24.3	324.6	-25.2	-23.8	323.1	327.1	E	413.0	Asia	India	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1982	Mountain	Mons, montes	Indian goddess of dawn.
Mercury	Mercury	Ustad Isa	-32.1	165.3					W	136.0	Asia	Turkey	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Turkish/Persian architect (17th century).
Venus	Venus	Ustinya	-41.2	251.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.8	Europe	Russia	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Ustrecha Tesserae	-43.0	265.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Europe	Russia	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Old Russian goddess of chance.
Venus	Venus	Ut Rupes	55.3	321.9	53.8	56.9	316.6	326.5	E	676.0	Asia	Turkmenistan	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1982	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Siberian; Turco-Tatar goddess of the hearth fire.
Jupiter	Io	Uta Fluctus	-33.05	16.65	-37.6	-28.06	21.45	12.4	W	332.31	Asia	Sumerian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Sumerian sun god.
Jupiter	Io	Uta Patera	-35.86	22.4	-36.42	-35.33	23.01	21.81	W	36.03	Asia	Sumerian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Sumerian sun god.
Mars	Mars	Utan	24.5	246.3	24.5	24.5	246.2	246.3	W	4.6	Europe	Russia	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Utan	24.26	113.7	24.256	24.256	113.8	113.7	E	4.6	Europe	Russia	MC-14NE	I-1426	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Jupiter	Callisto	Utgard	45.0	134.0	39.0	52.5	124.0	144.5	W	610.0	Europe	Teutonic	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	2000	Cryptic ringed features	Large ringed feature	Teutonic home of giants.
Saturn	Mimas	Uther	-35.16	250.17	-39.76	-29.91	243.04	255.38	W	34.0	Europe	Great Britain		I-1489	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ruler of all Britain; Arthur's father.
Venus	Venus	Uti Hiata Mons	16.0	69.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	Pawnee	V-22	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Pawnee Mother Corn deity.
Mars	Mars	Utopia	50.0	250.0	50.0	50.0	250.0	250.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Greek, meaning "nowhere"; ideal state.
Mars	MarsE	Utopia	49.68	110.0	49.68	49.68	110	110	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Greek, meaning "nowhere"; ideal state.
Mars	Mars	Utopia Planitia	50.0	242.0	15.0	70.0	200.0	295.0	W	3,200.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Utopia Planitia	49.68	118.0	14.838	69.79	160	65	E	3,200.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1973	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Utopia Rupes	40.0	270.0	21.0	64.0	253.0	293.0	W	2,550.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	2003	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for calssical albedo feature at 55N, 260W.
Mars	MarsE	Utopia Rupes	39.68	90.0	20.784	63.743	107	67	E	2,550.0	Europe	Latin	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	2003	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for calssical albedo feature at 55N, 260W.
Venus	Venus	Utrenitsa Vallis	55.0	280.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Europe	Russia	V-06	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Old Russian name for planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Utset Corona	-55.5	167.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	North America	American	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Zia (SW USA) the First Mother.
Venus	Venus	Uvaysi	2.3	198.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	38.9	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Uzbek poet (c. 1780-c. 1850).
Venus	Venus	Uyengimi	-76.9	204.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.9	Asia	Siberia	V-62	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Khanty, Mansi (Ob River Finn) first name.
Mars	Mars	Uzboi Vallis	-29.8	37.1	-32.2	-27.3	35.0	37.7	W	366.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Dry riverbed in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Uzboi Vallis	-29.52	322.9	-31.908	-27.036	325	322.3	E	366.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Dry riverbed in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Uzume Fluctus	28.6	220.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	700.0	Asia	Japan	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Japanese goddess of cheerfulness.
Mars	Mars	Vaals	-4.0	33.0	-4.1	-3.9	33.0	33.1	W	10.6	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Netherlands.
Mars	MarsE	Vaals	-3.96	327.0	-4.054	-3.856	327	326.9	E	10.6	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Netherlands.
Venus	Venus	Vacuna Corona	60.4	96.0	60.2	60.6	91.6	100.4	E	448.0	Europe	Italy	V-03	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Sabinian (Ancient Italy) goddess of harvest.
Jupiter	Io	Vahagn Patera	-24.11	350.75	-25.22	-22.64	352.11	349.58	W	99.6	Asia	Armenian	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Armenian fire god.
Venus	Venus	Vaidilute Rupes	-43.5	22.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,000.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Lithuanian hearth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Vaiva Dorsum	-53.2	204.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	520.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Lithaunian rainbow goddess.
Venus	Venus	Vaka	-41.4	8.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.8	Europe	Bulgaria	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bulgarian first name.
Venus	Venus	Vakarine Vallis	5.0	336.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	625.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-31	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Lithuanian word for planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Vako-nana Tesserae	27.0	40.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Europe	Caucasus	Unknown	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Adygan wise predictor.
Venus	Venus	Valadon	-49.0	167.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	25.2	Europe	France	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Suzanne; French painter (1865-1940).
Venus	Venus	Valborg	75.5	272.1	75.5	75.5	271.6	272.5	E	20.0	Europe	Denmark	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Danish first name.
Venus	Venus	Valentina	46.4	144.1	46.4	46.4	143.0	144.0	E	24.6	Europe	Latin	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin first name.
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Valentine	14.6	208.4					W	2.2	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	St. Valentine's day (principally Roman) for all lovers.
Uranus	Titania	Valeria	-34.5	4.2					E	59.0	Europe	Great Britain	TITANI	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friend to Vergilia in "Coriolanus."
Venus	Venus	Valerie	-6.4	30.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.6	Europe	France	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Valfödr	-1.3	247.0	-2.4	-0.1	245.7	248.4	W	101.5	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; a name for Odin, god of wisdom.
Mars	Mars	Valga	-44.7	36.7	-44.8	-44.5	36.5	36.9	W	17.0	Europe	Estonia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Estonia.
Mars	MarsE	Valga	-44.38	323.3	-44.475	-44.175	323.5	323.1	E	17.0	Europe	Estonia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Estonia.
Jupiter	Callisto	Valhalla	14.7	56.0	-17.0	53.2	19.0	83.0	W	3,000.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	Cryptic ringed features	Large ringed feature	Norse; Odin's hall, where he received the souls of slain warriors.
Jupiter	Callisto	Vali	9.7	325.3	9.0	10.3	324.6	325.9	W	54.3	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; Ottar's ancestor.
Earth	Moon	Valier	6.8	174.5					E	67.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Max; German rocketry engineer (1895-1930).
Venus	Venus	Valkyrie Fossae	58.2	7.0	57.2	59.5	4.6	9.9	E	357.0	Europe	Teutonic	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Norse battle maidens.
Mars	Mars	Valles Marineris	-13.9	59.2	-19.3	-3.0	28.9	92.7	W	3,769.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	General name of the system of canyons honoring the scientific team of the Mariner 9 program.
Mars	MarsE	Valles Marineris	-13.75	300.8	-19.098	-2.966	331.1	267.3	E	3,769.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	1973	Valley	Vallis, valles	General name of the system of canyons honoring the scientific team of the Mariner 9 program.
Venus	Venus	Vallija	26.3	120.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.2	Europe	Latvia	V-11,12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latvian first name.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Alpes	48.5	3.2					E	166.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	1961	Valley	Vallis, valles	"Alpine Valley."
Earth	Moon	Vallis Baade	-45.9	-76.2					E	203.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	Valley	Vallis, valles	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Bohr	12.4	-86.6					E	80.0	Europe	Denmark	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Bouvard	-38.3	-83.1					E	284.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	Valley	Vallis, valles	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Vallis Capella	-7.6	34.9					E	49.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	1984	Valley	Vallis, valles	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Inghirami	-43.8	-72.2					E	148.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	Valley	Vallis, valles	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Palitzsch	-26.4	64.3					E	132.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1964	Valley	Vallis, valles	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Planck	-58.4	126.1					E	451.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	Valley	Vallis, valles	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Rheita	-42.5	51.5					E	445.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1961	Valley	Vallis, valles	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Schrödinger	-67.0	105.0					E	310.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	Valley	Vallis, valles	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Schröteri	26.2	-50.8					E	168.0	Europe	Germany	LTO	LTO-38B3	Adopted by IAU	1961	Valley	Vallis, valles	Schröter's Valley.
Earth	Moon	Vallis Snellius	-31.1	56.0					E	592.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1964	Valley	Vallis, valles	Named from nearby crater.
Mars	Mars	Valverde	20.3	55.8	20.0	20.6	55.5	56.2	W	36.3	South and Central America	Dominican Republic	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Dominican Republic.
Mars	MarsE	Valverde	20.09	304.2	19.792	20.387	304.5	303.8	E	36.3	South and Central America	Dominican Republic	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Dominican Republic.
Earth	Moon	van Albada	9.4	64.3					E	21.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO62B4	LTO-62B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gale Bruno; Dutch astronomer (1912-1972).
Earth	Moon	Van Biesbroeck	28.7	-45.6					E	9.0	North America	American	S-01	39 A1	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George A.; Belgian-American astronomer (1880-1974).
Earth	Moon	Van de Graaff	-27.4	172.2					E	233.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Jemison; American physicist (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Van den Bergh	31.3	-159.1					E	42.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	George; Dutch astronomer (1890-1966).
Earth	Moon	van den Bos	-5.3	146.0					E	22.0	Africa	South Africa	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Willem Hendrik; South African astronomer (1896-1974).
Earth	Moon	Van der Waals	-43.9	119.9					E	104.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes Diderik; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1837-1923).
Mercury	Mercury	Van Dijck	76.7	163.8					W	105.0	Europe	Flemish	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anthony; Flemish painter (1599-1641).
Mercury	Mercury	Van Eyck	43.2	158.8					W	282.0	Europe	Flemish	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jan; Flemish painter (c. 1395-1441).
Earth	Moon	Van Gent	15.4	160.4					E	43.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hendrik; Dutch astronomer (1900-1947).
Mercury	Mercury	van Gogh	-76.5	134.9					W	104.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vincent Willem; Dutch painter (1853-1890).
Earth	Moon	Van Maanen	35.7	128.0					E	60.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adriaan; Dutch-American astronomer (1884-1946).
Earth	Moon	van Rhijn	52.6	146.4					E	46.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pieter Johannes; Dutch astronomer (1886-1960).
Earth	Moon	Van Serg	20.2	30.8					E	0.0	North America	American	S-02	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Earth	Moon	Van Vleck	-1.9	78.3					E	31.0	North America	American	LTO81A2	LTO-81A2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Monroe; American astronomer, mathematician (1833-1912).
Earth	Moon	Van Wijk	-62.8	118.8					E	32.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Uco; Dutch-American astronomer (1924-1966).
Jupiter	Callisto	Vanapagan	39.5	158.5	38.7	40.2	157.6	159.4	W	62.7	Europe	Estonia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian, a wicked giant.
Venus	Venus	Vanessa	-6.0	1.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Europe	Greek	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Earth	Moon	van't Hoff	62.1	-131.8					E	92.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jacobus Hendricus; Dutch chemist; Nobel laureate (1852-1911).
Venus	Venus	Var Mons	1.2	316.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,000.0	Europe	Scandinavian	V-30	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Scandinavian love goddess.
Venus	Venus	Vard	17.5	314.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.1	Asia	Armenian	V-30	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Armenian first name.
Venus	Venus	Varma-Ava Dorsa	62.3	268.8	58.4	66.2	268.6	266.8	E	767.0	Europe	Mordvinian	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Mordvinian (Volga Finn) wind goddess.
Mars	Mars	Varus Valles	-8.7	156.2	-9.5	-8.0	155.7	156.5	W	92.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Var River, France.
Mars	MarsE	Varus Valles	-8.6	203.8	-9.395	-7.911	204.3	203.5	E	92.0	Europe	France	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1988	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for present Var River, France.
Venus	Venus	Varya	2.8	211.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.3	Europe	Russia	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	Varz Chasma	71.3	27.0	70.3	72.4	23.5	29.8	E	346.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-02	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Lezghin (Caucasus) moon goddess.
Earth	Moon	Vasco da Gama	13.6	-83.9					E	83.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Portuguese navigator, explorer (c. 1460-1524).
Earth	Moon	Vashakidze	43.6	93.3					E	44.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikheil Alekandres; Soviet astronomer (1909-1956).
Venus	Venus	Vashti	-6.8	43.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.0	Asia	Persian	V-33	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Persian first name.
Venus	Venus	Vasilisa Regio	-11.0	332.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Europe	Russia	V-42,43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Russian tale heroine.
Venus	Venus	Vasilutsa	16.5	334.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.7	Europe	Moldova	V-31	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Moldavian first name.
Venus	Venus	Vassi	34.4	346.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.5	Europe	Karelia	V-19	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karelian first name.
Mars	Mars	Vastitas Borealis	67.5	180.0	55.0	90.0	0.0	360.0	W	4,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1973	Extensive plain	Vastitas, vastitates	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Vastitas Borealis	67.27	180.0	54.694	90	360	0	E	4,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	1973	Extensive plain	Vastitas, vastitates	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Vasudhara Corona	43.2	2.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	160.0	Asia	India	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Buddhist female Bodhisattva ofabundance.
Mars	Mars	Vaux	18.1	32.9	18.1	18.2	32.8	32.9	W	6.3	Europe	France	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Vaux	17.91	327.1	17.909	18.008	327.2	327.1	E	6.3	Europe	France	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Earth	Moon	Vavilov	-0.8	-137.9					E	98.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolai Ivanovich; Soviet botanist (1887-1943); Sergei Ivanovich; Soviet physicist (optics) (1891-1951).
Venus	Venus	Ved-Ava Corona	33.0	143.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Mordvinian	V-12	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mordovian (Volga Finn) water mother.
Venus	Venus	Veden-Ema Vallis	-15.0	141.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Europe	Finland	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Finnish goddess of fishing.
Venus	Venus	Vedma Dorsa	42.0	159.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3,345.0	Europe	Slavic	V-13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	East Slav witch.
Mars	Mars	Vedra Valles	19.4	55.6	19.2	19.7	54.9	56.5	W	115.0	Europe	Great Britain	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient European river (Great Britain).
Mars	MarsE	Vedra Valles	19.2	304.4	18.999	19.495	305.1	303.5	E	115.0	Europe	Great Britain	MTM 20057	I-1732	Adopted by IAU	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient European river (Great Britain).
Earth	Moon	Vega	-45.4	63.4					E	75.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Freiherr von; Slovenian-born German mathematician (1754-1802).
Venus	Venus	Vejas-mate Dorsa	-70.5	245.0	-75.0	-66.0	237.0	253.0	E	1,600.0	Europe	Latvia	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Latvian "wind mother".
Venus	Venus	Veleda Linea	-10.0	213.0	-6.0	-16.0	216.0	208.0	E	1,350.0	Europe	Celtic	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Warrior goddess of the continental Celts.
Venus	Venus	Vellamo Planitia	45.4	149.1	45.3	45.4	139.4	158.7	E	2,155.0	Europe	Finland	V-12,13	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Karelo-Finn mermaid.
Mercury	Mercury	Velázquez	37.5	53.7					W	129.0	Europe	Spain	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Diego; Spanish painter (1599-1660).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus	-16.4	61.6					E	131.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Venus	Venus	Venilia Mons	32.7	238.8	31.5	33.5	237.6	239.6	E	320.0	Europe	Italy	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Ancient Italian sea goddess.
Earth	Moon	Vening Meinesz	-0.3	162.6					E	87.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Felix Andries; Dutch geophysicist, geodesist (1887-1966).
Earth	Moon	Ventris	-4.9	158.0					E	95.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Michael George Francis; British decipherer of Linear B Cretan script (1922-1956).
Earth	Moon	Vera	26.3	-43.7					E	2.0	Europe	Latin	S-01	39 A3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin female name.  <em>Note: Formerly Prinz A</em>
Jupiter	Callisto	Veralden	33.3	95.5	32.4	34.2	94.5	96.6	W	75.2	Europe	Lapp	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saami god of fertility.
Venus	Venus	Verdandi Corona	-5.5	65.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	Europe	Norse	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Norse bestower of blessings.
Mars	Mars	Verde Vallis	-0.5	330.2	-1.4	0.2	329.9	330.8	W	95.0	North America	United States	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Arizona, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Verde Vallis	-0.49	29.8	-1.384	0.198	30.1	29.2	E	95.0	North America	United States	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Arizona, USA.
Mercury	Mercury	Verdi	64.7	168.6					W	163.0	Europe	Italy	H-01	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Giuseppe; Italian composer (1813-1901).
Venus	Venus	Veriko	20.4	350.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.2	Asia	Georgia	V-31	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgian first name.
Mars	Mars	Verlaine	-9.3	296.0	-9.6	-9.0	295.6	296.3	W	43.0	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Verlaine	-9.2	64.0	-9.494	-8.9	64.4	63.7	E	43.0	Europe	France	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Earth	Moon	Vernadskiy	23.2	130.5					E	91.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vladimir Ivanovich; Soviet mineralogist (1863-1945). 
Earth	Moon	Verne	24.9	-25.3					E	2.0	Europe	Latin	S-01	40 A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin male name.
Uranus	Miranda	Verona Rupes	-18.3	347.8					E	116.0	Europe	Italy	MIRAND	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Where Romeo and Juliet lived.
Venus	Venus	Veronica	-38.1	124.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.9	Europe	Latin	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Venus	Venus	Verpeja Tesserae	-58.0	160.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-58	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Lithuanian life thread goddess.
Earth	Moon	Vertregt	-19.8	171.1					E	187.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marinus; Dutch chemist (1897-1973).
Earth	Moon	Very	25.6	25.3					E	5.0	North America	American	LTO42B3	LTO-42B3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frank Washington; American astronomer (1852-1927).
Mars	Mars	Very	-49.6	177.1	-50.5	-48.6	175.6	178.6	W	114.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frank W.; American astronomer (1852-1927).
Mars	MarsE	Very	-49.28	182.9	-50.181	-48.277	184.4	181.4	E	114.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frank W.; American astronomer (1852-1927).
Earth	Moon	Vesalius	-3.1	114.5					E	61.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andreas; Belgian doctor (1514-1564).
Venus	Venus	Vesna	-60.3	220.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.9	Europe	Slavic	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Slavic first name.
Venus	Venus	Vesper Vallis	-59.3	180.0	-60.0	-59.0	184.0	176.0	E	610.0	Europe	Latin	V-58,59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Valley	Vallis, valles	Latin name for evening Venus.
Venus	Venus	Vesta Rupes	58.3	323.9	57.2	59.5	317.3	330.8	E	788.0	Europe	Roman	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1982	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Roman hearth goddess.
Earth	Moon	Vestine	33.9	93.9					E	96.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernest Harry; American geophysicist (1906-1968).
Jupiter	Callisto	Vestri	45.3	52.5	44.3	46.1	51.2	53.9	W	77.3	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Venus	Venus	Vesuna Corona	-65.5	275.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Italy	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Italian (Umbrian) vegetation goddess.
Venus	Venus	Veta	42.6	349.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.4	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-19	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Romanian first name.
Earth	Moon	Vetchinkin	10.2	131.3					E	98.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vladimir Petrovich; Soviet physicist, engineer (1888-1950).
Venus	Venus	Vetsorgo Dorsum	-6.5	163.0	-4.1	-8.7	160.0	165.3	E	700.0	Europe	Mordvinian	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Mordovian/Erzya (Volga Finn) daughter of the supreme sky god Nishke.
Mars	Mars	Viana	19.4	255.3	19.1	19.6	255.0	255.5	W	30.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Viana	19.2	104.7	18.9	19.396	105	104.5	E	30.0	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Venus	Venus	Viardot Patera	-7.0	254.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	55.0	Europe	France	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	(Viardot-Garcia) Pauline; French singer and composer (1821-1910).
Venus	Venus	Vibert-Douglas Patera	-11.6	194.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	45.0	North America	Canada	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Allie; Canadian astronomer (1894-1988).
Mars	Mars	Vichada Valles	-19.6	271.9	-23.8	-16.5	269.0	275.5	W	430.0	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Colombia.
Mars	MarsE	Vichada Valles	-19.4	88.1	-23.561	-16.324	91	84.5	E	430.0	South and Central America	Colombia	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Colombia.
Mercury	Mercury	Victoria Rupes	50.9	31.1					W	0.0	Europe	Spain	H-02	I-1057	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Spanish; Magellan's and Del Cano's ship, first voyage around the world.
Earth	Moon	Victory	20.2	30.7					E	1.0	North America	American	S-02	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Jupiter	Callisto	Vidarr	12.1	193.4	11.1	12.9	192.5	194.3	W	78.0	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse god.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Vienna Regio	8.0	2.0					E	13.0	Europe	Austria	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Where Palisa discovered Ida.
Asteroid Belt	Ida	Viento	12.2	343.9					E	1.6	Europe	Spain	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lava tube in Spain.
Earth	Moon	Vieta	-29.2	-56.3					E	87.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Venus	Venus	Vigée-Lebrun	17.3	141.4	17.3	17.3	141.1	141.1	E	57.8	Europe	France	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marie; French painter (1755-1842). Spelling changed from Vigier Lebrun.
Mars	Mars	Vik	-36.4	64.0	-36.6	-36.2	63.8	64.2	W	23.0	Europe	Iceland	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iceland.
Mars	MarsE	Vik	-36.09	296.0	-36.29	-35.891	296.2	295.8	E	23.0	Europe	Iceland	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iceland.
Venus	Venus	Vilakh Tholus	-6.5	176.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Lakian/Kazikumukhan (Daghestan) fire goddess.
Venus	Venus	Villepreux-Power Patera	-22.0	210.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Europe	France	V-38,39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Jeannette; French marine biologist (1794-1871).
Mars	Mars	Vils	39.4	11.8	39.3	39.4	11.7	11.8	W	6.9	Europe	Austria	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Austria.
Mars	MarsE	Vils	39.08	348.2	38.982	39.082	348.3	348.2	E	6.9	Europe	Austria	CYDONI	I-946	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Austria.
Earth	Moon	Vil'ev	-6.1	144.4					E	45.0	Europe	Russia	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail; Russian chemist (1893-1919).
Neptune	Triton	Vimur Sulci	-11.0	59.0					E	0.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Greatest of Elivagar rivers, a stream of ice.
Mercury	Mercury	Vincente	-56.8	142.4					W	98.0	Europe	Portugal	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gil; Portuguese dramatist (c. 1465-1537).
Venus	Venus	Vinmara Planitia	53.8	207.6	52.0	55.7	197.2	218.1	E	1,635.0	Oceania	Melanesia	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Swan maiden whom sea god Qat kept on Earth by hiding her wings (New Hebrides).
Mars	Mars	Vinogradov	-20.2	37.7	-21.8	-18.2	35.8	39.8	W	223.5	Europe	Soviet	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksander P.; Soviet geochemist (1895-1975).
Mars	MarsE	Vinogradov	-19.99	322.3	-21.577	-18.008	324.2	320.2	E	223.5	Europe	Soviet	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksander P.; Soviet geochemist (1895-1975).
Mars	Mars	Vinogradsky	-56.5	216.2	-57.0	-55.9	215.3	217.3	W	64.0	Europe	Russia	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sergei N.; Russian microbiologist (1856-1953).
Mars	MarsE	Vinogradsky	-56.2	143.8	-56.703	-55.598	144.7	142.7	E	64.0	Europe	Russia	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sergei N.; Russian microbiologist (1856-1953).
Venus	Venus	Viola	-36.1	240.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Europe	England	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Venus	Venus	Vir-ava Chasma	-16.5	124.0	-16.0	-13.5	115.5	132.0	E	1,700.0	Europe	Mordvinian	V-35,36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1982	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Mordvinian forest mother.
Jupiter	Io	Viracocha Patera	-61.77	280.09	-62.57	-61.03	281.61	278.12	W	59.3	South and Central America	Inca	JI-04	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Qechua sun god.
Earth	Moon	Virchow	9.8	83.7					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LTO63B4	LTO-63B4	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rudolph Ludwig Karl; German doctor, pathologist (1821-1902).
Venus	Venus	Vires-Akka Chasma	75.6	341.6	74.5	76.8	334.0	349.1	E	742.0	Europe	Finland	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Saami-Lapp forest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Virga	-26.9	7.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.3	Europe	Lithuania	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lithuanian first name.
Venus	Venus	Virginia	-52.9	185.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.5	Europe	Latin	V-59	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Latin.
Venus	Venus	Virilis Tesserae	56.1	239.7	52.6	59.6	238.9	240.1	E	782.0	Europe	Roman	V-05	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	One of the names of Fortuna, Roman goddess of chance.
Venus	Venus	Viriplaca Planum	-20.0	112.0	-16.0	-24.0	106.0	118.0	E	1,200.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2003	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Roman goddess of matrimonial love and happiness.
Mars	Mars	Virrat	-31.1	103.0	-31.5	-30.6	102.5	103.4	W	53.6	Europe	Sweden	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	MarsE	Virrat	-30.81	257.0	-31.211	-30.316	257.5	256.6	E	53.6	Europe	Sweden	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Earth	Moon	Virtanen	15.5	176.7					E	44.0	Europe	Finland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Artturi Ilmari; Finnish agricultural biochemist; Nobel laureate (1895-1973).
Venus	Venus	Virtus Linea	12.0	21.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	Europe	Roman	V-20	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Roman war goddess.
Venus	Venus	Virve	-5.1	346.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.0	Europe	Estonia	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian first name.
Venus	Venus	Vishera Vallis	-33.1	161.6	-32.1	-33.8	162.6	160.7	E	300.0	Europe	Komi	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2003	Valley	Vallis, valles	Komi-Permyakan (Ural Finn) girl who turned into a river with the same name.
Mars	Mars	Vishniac	-76.7	276.1	-77.3	-75.9	273.4	278.7	W	86.1	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wolf V.; American microbiologist (1922-1974).
Mars	MarsE	Vishniac	-76.55	83.9	-77.16	-75.746	86.6	81.3	E	86.1	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wolf V.; American microbiologist (1922-1974).
Mars	Mars	Vistula Valles	13.7	51.9	12.4	14.6	50.6	53.4	W	190.0	Europe	Poland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Wistla River in Poland.
Mars	MarsE	Vistula Valles	13.55	308.1	12.264	14.442	309.4	306.6	E	190.0	Europe	Poland	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical name for modern Wistla River in Poland.
Earth	Moon	Vitello	-30.4	-37.5					E	42.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Jupiter	Callisto	Vitr	-22.1	349.4	-22.9	-21.3	348.5	350.4	W	72.8	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Earth	Moon	Vitruvius	17.6	31.3					E	29.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43D4	LTO-43D4	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus; Roman engineer, architect (unkn-fl. c. 25 B.C.).
Mercury	Mercury	Vivaldi	13.7	85.0					W	213.0	Europe	Italy	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Antonio; Italian composer (1678-1741).
Jupiter	Io	Vivasvant Patera	75.14	293.98	73.83	76.44	298.03	289.99	W	83.19	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hindu god of the morning sun.
Mars	Mars	Vivero	49.3	241.2	49.1	49.5	240.9	241.6	W	27.5	Europe	Spain	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Vivero	48.98	118.8	48.778	49.179	119.1	118.4	E	27.5	Europe	Spain	MC-07	I-2576	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Neptune	Triton	Viviane Macula	-31.0	36.5					E	0.0	Europe	Wales	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Amour of Merlin (Welsh).
Earth	Moon	Viviani	5.2	117.1					E	26.0	Europe	Italy	LTO65D2	LTO-65D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vincenzo; Italian physicist, mathematician (1622-1703).
Earth	Moon	Vlacq	-53.3	38.8					E	89.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adriaan; Dutch mathematician (c. 1600-1667).
Mercury	Mercury	Vlaminck	28.0	12.7					W	97.0	Europe	France	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maurice de; French painter (1876-1958).
Venus	Venus	Vlasta	28.4	250.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.7	Europe	Czechoslovakia	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Czech first name.
Neptune	Triton	Vodyanoy	-17.0	28.5					E	0.0	Europe	Slavic	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Slavic water spirit.
Mars	Mars	Voeykov	-32.4	76.2	-33.0	-31.8	75.4	76.9	W	76.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A. I.; Russian climatologist and geographer (1842-1916).
Mars	MarsE	Voeykov	-32.11	283.8	-32.704	-31.51	284.6	283.1	E	76.0	Europe	Soviet	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A. I.; Russian climatologist and geographer (1842-1916).
Earth	Moon	Vogel	-15.1	5.9					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann Carl; German astronomer (1841-1907).
Mars	Mars	Vogel	-37.1	13.4	-38.1	-36.0	12.2	14.6	W	121.0	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann Carl; German astronomer (1841-1907).
Mars	MarsE	Vogel	-36.79	346.6	-37.785	-35.692	347.8	345.4	E	121.0	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann Carl; German astronomer (1841-1907).
Mars	Mars	Volgograd	48.4	224.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.6	Europe	Soviet	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet launch site.
Mars	MarsE	Volgograd	48.08	135.1	0	0	360	360	E	1.6	Europe	Soviet	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soviet launch site.
Earth	Moon	Volkov	-13.6	131.7					E	40.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO84D4	LTO-84D4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vladislav Nikolayevich; Soviet engineer, cosmonaut (1935-1971).
Venus	Venus	Volkova	75.2	242.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	47.5	Europe	Russia	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; Russian chemist (1800-1876).
Earth	Moon	Volta	53.9	-84.4					E	123.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Count Allessandro Guiseppe Antonio Anastasio; Italian physicist (1745-1827).
Mars	Deimos	Voltaire	22.0	3.5					W	1.9	Europe	France		TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francios-Marie Arouet; French writer (1694-1778).
Earth	Moon	Volterra	56.8	132.2					E	52.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vito; Italian mathematician, physicist (1860-1940).
Jupiter	Io	Volund	28.62	172.5	21.37	33.25	177.44	166.15	W	430.52	Europe	Germany	JI-03	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Germanic supreme smith of the gods.
Venus	Venus	Volyana	60.6	359.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.3	Europe	Gypsy	V-07	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gypsy first name.
Mars	Mars	Vol'sk	23.2	51.3	23.2	23.3	51.2	51.4	W	8.4	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Vol'sk	22.97	308.7	22.966	23.065	308.8	308.6	E	8.4	Europe	Russia	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Earth	Moon	von Behring	-7.8	71.8					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A4	LTO-81A4	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emil Adolf; German bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1854-1917).
Earth	Moon	von Braun	41.1	-78.0					E	60.0	Europe	Germany		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wernher, German-American rocket pioneer (1912-1977).  <em>Note: Formerly Lavoisier D</em>
Earth	Moon	von Békésy	51.9	126.8					E	96.0	Europe	Hungary	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg; Hungarian otological physicist; Nobel laureate (1899-1972).
Earth	Moon	Von der Pahlen	-24.8	-132.7					E	56.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emanuel; German astronomer (1882-1952).
Earth	Moon	Von Kármán	-44.8	175.9					E	180.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodore; Hungarian-American aeronautical scientist (1881-1963).
Mars	Mars	Von Kármán	-64.6	58.5	-65.3	-63.8	56.9	60.3	W	90.0	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodore; Hugarian-American aeronautical engineer (1881-1963).
Mars	MarsE	Von Kármán	-64.35	301.5	-65.052	-63.542	303.1	299.7	E	90.0	North America	American	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodore; Hugarian-American aeronautical engineer (1881-1963).
Earth	Moon	Von Neumann	40.4	153.2					E	78.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; American mathematician (1903-1957).
Venus	Venus	von Paradis	-32.2	314.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	37.5	Europe	Austria	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Austrian pianist (1759-1834).
Venus	Venus	von Schuurman	-5.0	191.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	29.1	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; Dutch linguist, writer, artist (1607-1678).
Venus	Venus	Von Siebold	-52.0	36.6	-52.0	-52.0	36.7	36.7	E	32.4	Europe	Germany	V-56	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Regina; German physician, educator (1771-1849).
Venus	Venus	von Suttner	-10.6	234.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	24.0	Europe	Austria	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bertha; Austrian journalist, pacifist (1843-1914).
Earth	Moon	Von Zeipel	42.6	-141.6					E	83.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edvard Hugo; Swedish astronomer (1873-1959).
Mars	Mars	Voo	-27.2	20.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.5	Africa	Kenya	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Mars	MarsE	Voo	-26.94	340.0	0	0	360	360	E	1.5	Africa	Kenya	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Earth	Moon	Voskresenskiy	28.0	-88.1					E	49.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leonid A.; Soviet rocketry scientist (1913-1965).
Mercury	Mercury	Vostok Rupes	-37.7	19.5					W	0.0	Europe	Russia	H-11	I-1030	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Russian; Bellingshausen's ship for Antarctic exploration, 1819-21.
Venus	Venus	Vostrukha Mons	-6.3	299.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	Europe	Belarus	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Belorussian deity of home.
Venus	Venus	Vovchok Patera	-38.0	310.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	Europe	Ukraine	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Marko (Mariya Vilinskaya-Markovich); Ukrainian/Russian writer (1833-1907).
Venus	Venus	Voynich	35.4	56.1	35.4	35.4	55.9	56.2	E	48.7	Europe	Great Britain	V-09	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lilian; English writer (1864-1960).
Mars	Mars	Voza	23.6	53.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.6	Oceania	Polynesia	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Solomon Islands.
Mars	MarsE	Voza	23.36	306.4	0	0	360	360	E	2.6	Oceania	Polynesia	MTM 25052	I-1869	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Solomon Islands.
Jupiter	Callisto	Vu-Murt	21.5	170.3	21.2	21.9	169.8	170.8	W	34.5	Europe	Estonia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian spirit of water.
Mars	Mars	Vulcani Pelagus	-35.0	15.0	-35.0	-35.0	15.0	15.0	W	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Vulcan, Roman god of fire.
Mars	MarsE	Vulcani Pelagus	-34.7	345.0	-34.695	-34.695	345	345	E	0.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Vulcan, Roman god of fire.
Venus	Venus	Vupar Tholus	-13.5	306.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	Europe	Chuvash	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Chuvash (Volga area) evil spirit causing lunar and solar eclipses.
Venus	Venus	Vut-Ami Fluctus	-38.0	67.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,300.0	Europe	Chuvash	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Chuvash (Volga Region) fire goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Vutash	31.6	102.3	31.1	32.1	101.6	103.0	W	46.2	Europe	Estonia	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Estonian spirit of water.
Uranus	Umbriel	Vuver	-4.7	311.6					E	98.0	Europe	Mordvinian	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Volga Finn evil spirit.
Mercury	Mercury	Vy?sa	48.3	81.1					W	290.0	Asia	India	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Indian poet (fl. 1500 B.C.).
Mercury	Mercury	V?lmiki	-23.5	141.0					W	221.0	Asia	Sanskrit	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sanskrit poet, author of the Ramayala (1st century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Väisälä	25.9	-47.8					E	8.0	Europe	Finland	LTO39A4	LTO-39A4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yrjo; Finnish astronomer (1891-1971).
Mars	Mars	Vätö	-44.0	53.7	-44.1	-43.8	53.5	54.0	W	20.0	Europe	Sweden	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	MarsE	Vätö	-43.68	306.3	-43.775	-43.476	306.5	306	E	20.0	Europe	Sweden	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Venus	Venus	V?c?rescu	-63.0	199.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	31.5	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Helene; Rumanian poet, novelist (1866-1947).
Earth	Moon	W. Bond	65.4	4.5					E	156.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Cranch; American astronomer (1789-1859).
Mars	Mars	W. Mareotis Tholus	35.8	88.1	35.7	35.9	88.0	88.2	W	12.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35087	I-2191	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	W. Mareotis Tholus	35.49	271.9	35.393	35.592	272	271.8	E	12.0	Europe	Greek	MTM 35087	I-2191	Adopted by IAU	1991	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	Wabash	21.6	33.7	21.2	21.9	33.3	34.1	W	42.0	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indiana, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Wabash	21.38	326.3	20.982	21.676	326.7	325.9	E	42.0	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indiana, USA.
Jupiter	Io	Wabasso Patera	-22.9	166.7	-23.3	-22.6	167.3	166.3	W	32.0	North America	Potawatomi	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Potawatomi (north central U.S.) sun god.
Mercury	Mercury	Wagner	-67.4	114.0					W	140.0	Europe	Germany	H-12	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard; German composer (1813-1883).
Mars	Mars	Wahoo	23.5	33.8	22.9	24.0	33.1	34.3	W	67.2	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nebraska, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Wahoo	23.26	326.2	22.668	23.76	326.9	325.7	E	67.2	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nebraska, USA.
Mars	Mars	Wajir	-27.3	254.6	-27.4	-27.2	254.4	254.7	W	12.0	Africa	Kenya	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Mars	MarsE	Wajir	-27.04	105.4	-27.135	-26.937	105.6	105.3	E	12.0	Africa	Kenya	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kenya.
Venus	Venus	Waka Mons	26.3	207.7	26.0	26.6	207.4	208.0	E	60.0	Oceania	Polynesia	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Polynesian lizard goddess.
Venus	Venus	Wala Dorsa	-17.0	62.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	American	V-34	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Fox (US Plains) name of the dawn.
Earth	Moon	Walker	-26.0	-162.2					E	32.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Albert; American test pilot (1921-1966).
Mars	Mars	Walla Walla Vallis	-9.9	54.5	-10.1	-9.6	54.5	54.6	W	24.0	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Washington, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Walla Walla Vallis	-9.79	305.5	-9.988	-9.494	305.5	305.4	E	24.0	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Washington, USA.
Earth	Moon	Wallace	20.3	-8.7					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41D1	LTO-41D1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred Russel; British natural historian (1823-1913).
Mars	Mars	Wallace	-52.9	249.4	-54.2	-51.3	247.0	251.6	W	173.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred R.; British biologist (1823-1913).
Mars	MarsE	Wallace	-52.59	110.6	-53.891	-50.983	113	108.4	E	173.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred R.; British biologist (1823-1913).
Earth	Moon	Wallach	4.9	32.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LTO61D1	LTO-61D1	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Otto; German chemist; Nobel laureate (1847-1931).
Mars	Mars	Wallops	46.9	227.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.0	North America	American	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American launch site.
Mars	MarsE	Wallops	46.58	132.7	0	0	360	360	E	2.0	North America	American	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American launch site.
Mars	Mars	Wallula	-9.9	54.4	-10.0	-9.8	54.3	54.6	W	12.5	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Washington, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Wallula	-9.79	305.6	-9.889	-9.692	305.7	305.4	E	12.5	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Washington, USA.
Earth	Moon	Walter	28.0	-33.8					E	1.0	Europe	Germany	S-01	39 B2	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German male name.
Earth	Moon	Walther	-33.1	1.0					E	128.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Wan-Hoo (Van-Gu)	-9.8	-138.8					E	52.0	Asia	China	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Legendary Chinese inventor.
Venus	Venus	Wanda	71.3	323.1	71.3	71.3	325.0	325.0	E	21.7	Europe	Poland	V-07	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polish first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Wang Meng	8.8	103.8					W	165.0	Asia	China	H-07	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter (1308-1385).
Venus	Venus	Wang Zhenyi	13.2	217.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	23.4	Asia	China	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese astronomer, geophysicist (18th century).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin	-49.6	-60.2					E	84.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Warner	-4.0	87.3					E	35.0	North America	American	LTO81B2	LTO-81B2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Worcester Reed; American inventor (1846-1929).
Mars	Mars	Warra	21.0	37.7	20.9	21.0	37.6	37.8	W	10.3	Oceania	Australia	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Warra	20.78	322.3	20.684	20.784	322.4	322.2	E	10.3	Oceania	Australia	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	Mars	Warrego Valles	-42.2	93.0	-43.5	-41.1	91.2	94.4	W	188.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern Australian River.
Mars	MarsE	Warrego Valles	-41.88	267.0	-43.176	-40.778	268.8	265.6	E	188.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1979	Valley	Vallis, valles	Modern Australian River.
Venus	Venus	Warren	-11.7	176.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	50.9	North America	American	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mercy; American colonial poet, playwright, historian (1728-1814).
Mars	Mars	Waspam	20.6	56.7	20.3	21.0	56.3	57.1	W	41.8	South and Central America	Nicaragua	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nicaragua.
Mars	MarsE	Waspam	20.39	303.3	20.09	20.784	303.7	302.9	E	41.8	South and Central America	Nicaragua	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nicaragua.
Mars	Mars	Wassamu	25.8	53.3	25.7	26.0	53.1	53.5	W	17.5	Asia	Japan	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Mars	MarsE	Wassamu	25.55	306.7	25.447	25.745	306.9	306.5	E	17.5	Asia	Japan	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Earth	Moon	Waterman	-25.9	128.0					E	76.0	North America	American	LTO101C2	LTO-101C2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alan Tower; American physicist (1892-1967).
Earth	Moon	Watson	-62.6	-124.5					E	62.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James Craig; American astronomer (1838-1880).
Earth	Moon	Watt	-49.5	48.6					E	66.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watts	8.9	46.3					E	15.0	North America	American	LTO61B3	LTO-61B3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chester Burleigh; American astronomer (1889-1971).
Mars	Mars	Wau	-45.2	42.7	-45.2	-45.1	42.6	42.8	W	6.0	Oceania	New Guinea	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Guinea.
Mars	MarsE	Wau	-44.88	317.3	-44.875	-44.775	317.4	317.2	E	6.0	Oceania	New Guinea	NEREID	I-957	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Guinea.
Venus	Venus	Wawalag Planitia	-30.0	217.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,600.0	Oceania	Australia	V-51	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Yulengor (Arnhemland) tale heroines, two sisters who evolved language.
Jupiter	Io	Wayland Patera	-32.8	225.23	-33.72	-31.89	226.13	224.38	W	63.37	Europe	England	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Anglo-Saxon legendary smith.
Venus	Venus	Wazata	33.6	298.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.9	Africa	Nigeria	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hausa (Nigeria) first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	We-ila	-12.4	290.3	-12.8	-12.1	290.0	290.8	W	36.3	Asia	Akkadian (Accadian)	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Akkadian god from whom the hero Atra-hasis was created.
Earth	Moon	Webb	-0.9	60.0					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Weber	50.4	-123.4					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm Eduard; German physicist (1804-1891).
Mars	Mars	Weert	19.9	51.8	19.8	20.0	51.7	51.9	W	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Netherlands. (Spelling corrected from Weer.)
Mars	MarsE	Weert	19.69	308.2	19.594	19.792	308.3	308.1	E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Netherlands. (Spelling corrected from Weer.)
Earth	Moon	Wegener	45.2	-113.3					E	88.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred Lothar; German geophysicist, meteorologist (1880-1930).
Mars	Mars	Wegener	-64.6	4.0	-65.1	-63.9	2.7	5.6	W	76.8	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred L.; German geophysicist (1880-1930).
Mars	MarsE	Wegener	-64.35	356.0	-64.851	-63.642	357.3	354.4	E	76.8	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alfred L.; German geophysicist (1880-1930).
Earth	Moon	Weierstrass	-1.3	77.2					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A2	LTO-81A2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karl; German mathematician (1815-1897).
Earth	Moon	Weigel	-58.2	-38.8					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Erhard; German mathematician (1625-1699).
Venus	Venus	Weil	19.4	283.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	24.2	Europe	France	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Simone; French author (1909-1943).
Mars	Mars	Weinbaum	-65.7	245.5	-66.4	-65.1	243.8	247.4	W	89.4	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Stanley G.; American novelist (1902-1935).
Mars	MarsE	Weinbaum	-65.46	114.5	-66.161	-64.851	116.2	112.6	E	89.4	North America	American	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Stanley G.; American novelist (1902-1935).
Earth	Moon	Weinek	-27.5	37.0					E	32.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weird	-3.7	-17.5					E	0.0	North America	American	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 14 site.
Earth	Moon	Weiss	-31.8	-19.5					E	66.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edmund; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1837-1917).
Mars	Mars	Wells	-60.2	237.9	-61.0	-59.3	236.2	239.6	W	103.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Herbert G.; British novelist (1866-1946).
Mars	MarsE	Wells	-59.92	122.1	-60.724	-59.014	123.8	120.4	E	103.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Herbert G.; British novelist (1866-1946).
Venus	Venus	Wen Shu	-5.0	303.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	31.5	Asia	China	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter (1595-1634).
Mars	Phobos	Wendell	-1.0	132.0					W	1.7	North America	American		TRANS	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Oliver C.; American astronomer (1845-1912).
Venus	Venus	Wendla	22.5	207.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.7	Europe	Sweden	V-26	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Swedish first name.
Jupiter	Ganymede	Wepwawet	-69.9	59.8	-70.9	-68.9	57.1	62.5	W	87.0	Africa	Egypt	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ancient Egyptian jackal deity.
Mars	Mars	Wer	46.0	6.2	46.0	46.0	6.2	6.3	W	3.1	Asia	India	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mars	MarsE	Wer	45.68	353.8	45.675	45.675	353.8	353.7	E	3.1	Asia	India	CYDONI	I-990	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mercury	Mercury	Wergeland	-38.0	56.5					W	42.0	Europe	Norway	H-11	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henrik Arnold; Norwegian poet (1808-1845).
Earth	Moon	Werner	-28.0	3.3					E	70.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann; German mathematician (1468-1528).
Earth	Moon	Wessex Cleft	20.3	30.9					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	43 D1	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
Earth	Moon	West	0.8	23.5					E	0.0	North America	American	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 11 site.
Venus	Venus	West	26.1	303.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	28.8	Europe	Ireland	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rebecca; Irish novelist, critic, actress (1892-1983).
Earth	Moon	Wexler	-69.1	90.2					E	51.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Harry; American meteorologist (1911-1962).
Earth	Moon	Weyl	17.5	-120.2					E	108.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hermann; German-American mathematician (1885-1955).
Saturn	Rhea	Whanin	66.9	115.0					W	0.0	Asia	Korea	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Korean creator of all things.
Venus	Venus	Wharton	55.7	61.9	55.6	55.6	61.4	62.5	E	50.5	North America	American	V-03	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edith; American writer (1862-1937).
Venus	Venus	Whatitiri Corona	-83.0	140.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	Oceania	New Zealand	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Maori ancestor goddess, great mother.
Venus	Venus	Wheatley	16.6	268.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	74.8	North America	American	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phillis; first black writer of note in America (1753-1784).
Earth	Moon	Whewell	4.2	13.7					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William; British philosopher (1794-1866).
Earth	Moon	White	-44.6	-158.3					E	39.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edward Higgins II; American astronaut (1930-1967).
Venus	Venus	Whiting	-6.1	128.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	35.7	North America	American	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sarah; American physicist, astronomer (1847-1927).
Mercury	Mercury	Whitman	41.4	110.4					W	70.0	North America	American	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter; American poet (1819-1892).
Venus	Venus	Whitney	-30.2	151.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	42.5	North America	American	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; American astronomer (1847-1921).
Earth	Moon	Wichmann	-7.5	-38.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Moritz Ludwig Georg; German astronomer (1821-1859).
Mars	Mars	Wicklow	-2.0	40.6	-2.2	-1.8	40.4	40.8	W	22.4	Europe	Ireland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Wicklow	-1.98	319.4	-2.175	-1.78	319.6	319.2	E	22.4	Europe	Ireland	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Earth	Moon	Widmannstätten	-6.1	85.5					E	46.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81B3	LTO-81B3	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aloys Joseph Beck Edler von; German physicist (1754-1849). (Spelling changed from Widmanstätten.)
Earth	Moon	Wiechert	-84.5	165.0					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emil Johann; German geophysicist (1861-1928).
Venus	Venus	Wieck	-74.2	244.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.2	Europe	Germany	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Clara; German pianist, composer (1819-1896).
Mars	Mars	Wien	-10.8	220.4	-11.8	-9.7	219.3	221.3	W	120.4	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm; German physicist (1864-1928).
Mars	MarsE	Wien	-10.68	139.6	-11.671	-9.593	140.7	138.7	E	120.4	Europe	Germany	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm; German physicist (1864-1928).
Earth	Moon	Wiener	40.8	146.6					E	120.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norbert; American mathematician (1894-1964).
Venus	Venus	Wilde Patera	-21.3	266.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	75.0	Europe	Ireland	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Lady Jane Francesca; Irish poet (1821-1891).
Venus	Venus	Wilder	17.4	122.6	17.4	17.4	122.4	122.4	E	35.1	North America	American	V-24	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Laura Ingalls; American author (1867-1957).
Earth	Moon	Wildt	9.0	75.8					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LTO63A3	LTO-63A3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rupert; German-American astronomer (1905-1976).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm	-43.4	-20.4					E	106.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilkins	-29.4	19.6					E	57.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	1961	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hugh Percy; British selenographer (1896-1960).
Venus	Venus	Willard	-24.6	296.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	48.4	North America	American	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emma; American educator (1787-1870).
Earth	Moon	Williams	42.0	37.2					E	36.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur Stanley; British astronomer (1861-1938).
Mars	Mars	Williams	-18.7	164.3	-19.6	-17.5	163.2	165.3	W	126.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur S.; British astronomer (1861-1938).
Mars	MarsE	Williams	-18.5	195.7	-19.396	-17.315	196.8	194.7	E	126.0	Europe	Great Britain	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arthur S.; British astronomer (1861-1938).
Venus	Venus	Wilma	36.7	1.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Europe	England	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Mars	Mars	Wilmington	21.8	47.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.5	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Delaware).
Mars	MarsE	Wilmington	21.58	312.5	0	0	360	360	E	0.5	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Delaware).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing	-21.5	-155.2					E	73.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilson	-69.2	-42.4					E	69.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander; Scottish astronomer (1714-1786); Charles Thomson Rees; Scottish physicist (1869-1959); Ralph Elmer; American astronomer (1886-1960).
Mars	Mars	Windfall	-2.1	43.4	-2.3	-2.0	43.2	43.5	W	17.9	North America	Canada	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alberta, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Windfall	-2.08	316.6	-2.274	-1.977	316.8	316.5	E	17.9	North America	Canada	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Alberta, Canada.
Venus	Venus	Winema	3.0	168.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	21.7	North America	American	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Modoc Indian heroine, peacemaker (c. 1848-1932).
Mars	Mars	Wink	-6.6	41.4	-6.7	-6.5	41.3	41.5	W	10.5	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Texas, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Wink	-6.53	318.6	-6.625	-6.427	318.7	318.5	E	10.5	North America	United States	CAPRI	I-1026	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Texas, USA.
Earth	Moon	Winkler	42.2	-179.0					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johannes; German rocketry scientist (1897-1947).
Earth	Moon	Winlock	35.6	-105.6					E	64.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; American astronomer (1826-1875).
Venus	Venus	Winnemucca	-15.4	121.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	30.3	North America	American	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sarah; Piute interpreter, activist (c. 1844-1891).
Earth	Moon	Winthrop	-10.7	-44.4					E	17.0	North America	American	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; American astronomer (1714-1779).
Mars	Mars	Wirtz	-48.6	26.0	-49.6	-47.5	24.5	27.5	W	129.0	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Wilhelm; German astronomer (1876-1939).
Mars	MarsE	Wirtz	-48.28	334.0	-49.279	-47.176	335.5	332.5	E	129.0	Europe	Germany	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl Wilhelm; German astronomer (1876-1939).
Mars	Mars	Wislicenus	-18.4	348.6	-19.5	-17.2	347.4	349.9	W	139.0	Europe	Germany	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter; German astronomer (1859-1905).
Mars	MarsE	Wislicenus	-18.21	11.4	-19.296	-17.017	12.6	10.1	E	139.0	Europe	Germany	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter; German astronomer (1859-1905).
Asteroid Belt	Eros	Witt Regio	18.0	348.0					W	0.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Carl Gustav; German astronomer, first discoverer of Eros (1866-1946).
Venus	Venus	Wiwi-yokpa	-73.8	228.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	4.5	North America	Algonquin	V-59	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abenaki/Algonquin (Canada) first name.
Uranus	Umbriel	Wokolo	-30.0	1.8					E	208.0	Africa	Bantu	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Baramba (West Africa) devil spirit.
Earth	Moon	Wolf	-22.7	-16.6					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wollaston	30.6	-46.9					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Hyde; British chemist, physicist (1766-1828).
Venus	Venus	Wollstonecraft	-39.1	260.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	44.1	Europe	England	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; English author (1759-1797).
Earth	Moon	Woltjer	45.2	-159.6					E	46.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jan; Dutch astronomer (1891-1946).
Earth	Moon	Wood	43.0	-120.8					E	78.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert Williams; American physicist (1868-1955).
Venus	Venus	Woolf	-37.7	27.2	-37.7	-37.7	27.1	27.1	E	24.5	Europe	Great Britain	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Virginia; British writer (1882-1941).
Mars	Mars	Woolgar	34.9	85.6	34.8	35.1	85.4	85.7	W	15.5	Oceania	Australia	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Woolgar	34.6	274.4	34.496	34.795	274.6	274.3	E	15.5	Oceania	Australia	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	Mars	Woomera	48.4	227.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.5	Oceania	Australia	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Australian launch site.
Mars	MarsE	Woomera	48.08	132.6	0	0	360	360	E	2.5	Oceania	Australia	CANBER	I-1060	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Australian launch site.
Mars	Mars	Worcester	26.9	50.5	26.6	27.1	50.2	50.7	W	24.0	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New York, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Worcester	26.64	309.5	26.341	26.837	309.8	309.3	E	24.0	North America	United States	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New York, USA.
Venus	Venus	Workman	-12.9	299.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	17.4	North America	American	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fanny; American mountaineer, author (1859-1925).
Earth	Moon	Wreck	-9.1	15.5					E	1.0	North America	American	S-01	78 D2	Adopted by IAU	1973	Lunar features at or near Apollo landing sites	Landing site name	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
Mercury	Mercury	Wren	24.3	35.2					W	221.0	Europe	England	H-02	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Christopher; English architect (1632-1723).
Earth	Moon	Wright	-31.6	-86.6					E	39.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1964	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frederick Eugene; American petrologist and astronomer (1877-1953); Thomas; British philosopher (1711-1786); William Hammond; American astronomer (1871-1959).
Mars	Mars	Wright	-58.9	151.0	-59.8	-57.9	149.2	153.0	W	115.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William H.; American astronomer (1871-1959).
Mars	MarsE	Wright	-58.61	209.0	-59.517	-57.607	210.8	207	E	115.0	North America	American	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William H.; American astronomer (1871-1959).
Earth	Moon	Wrottesley	-23.9	56.8					E	57.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John, Baron Wrottesley; British astronomer (1798-1867).
Earth	Moon	Wróblewski	-24.0	152.8					E	21.0	Europe	Poland	LTO103A4	LTO-103A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sigmund von; Polish physicist (1845-1888).
Venus	Venus	Wu Hou	-25.5	317.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	27.5	Asia	China	V-54	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese empress (c. 624-705).
Mars	Mars	Wukari	-32.1	102.9	-32.4	-31.8	102.5	103.3	W	38.4	Africa	Nigeria	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Mars	MarsE	Wukari	-31.81	257.1	-32.107	-31.51	257.5	256.7	E	38.4	Africa	Nigeria	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Nigeria.
Uranus	Umbriel	Wunda	-7.9	273.6					E	131.0	Oceania	Australia	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Australian dark spirit.
Saturn	Rhea	Wuraka	25.1	4.0					W	0.0	Oceania	Australia	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kakadu (Australia) ancestor of all people; a giant.
Venus	Venus	Wurunsemu Tholus	40.6	209.9	40.2	40.8	209.6	210.2	E	83.0	Asia	Turkey	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Hatti (proto-Hittite) sun goddess and mother of gods.
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer	-33.9	-15.9					E	88.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wyld	-1.4	98.1					E	93.0	North America	American	LTO64D3	LTO-64D3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James Hart; American rocketry scientist (1913-1953).
Venus	Venus	Wynne	55.0	53.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.0	Europe	England	V-02	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	English first name.
Venus	Venus	Wyrd Mons	14.0	247.2	13.6	14.4	246.5	248.0	E	150.0	Europe	England	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Anglo-Saxon weaving goddess.
Earth	Moon	Wöhler	-38.2	31.4					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Friedrich; German chemist (1800-1882).
Saturn	Rhea	Xamba	2.1	349.7					W	0.0	Africa	Bushman	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bushman supreme being, creator of all things.
Mars	Mars	Xanthe	10.0	50.0	10.0	10.0	50.0	50.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Golden-Yellow Land."
Mars	MarsE	Xanthe	9.89	310.0	9.889	9.889	310	310	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	"Golden-Yellow Land."
Mars	Mars	Xanthe Dorsa	30.0	35.0	12.0	50.0	10.0	52.0	W	2,700.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Xanthe Dorsa	29.72	325.0	11.869	49.68	350	308	E	2,700.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Xanthe Montes	18.4	54.5	14.8	22.2	52.3	58.2	W	500.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Xanthe Montes	18.21	305.5	14.64	21.974	307.7	301.8	E	500.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Xanthe Scopulus	19.5	52.6	19.1	20.1	52.2	52.6	W	57.0	Europe	Latin	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Xanthe Scopulus	19.3	307.4	18.9	19.891	307.8	307.4	E	57.0	Europe	Latin	MTM 20052	I-1693	Adopted by IAU	1988	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Xanthe Terra	3.0	48.0	-8.0	17.0	35.0	60.0	W	2,465.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Xanthe Terra	2.97	312.0	-7.911	16.819	325	300	E	2,465.0	Europe	Greek	MC-10	I-2465	Adopted by IAU	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Xantippe	-10.9	11.8	-10.8	-10.8	11.7	11.7	E	40.4	Europe	Greek	V-32	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wife of Socrates (5th century B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Xaratanga Chasma	-54.0	70.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,300.0	North America	Mexico	V-57	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Tarascan (Mexico) moon goddess.
Venus	Venus	Xcacau Corona	-56.0	131.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	South and Central America	Guatemala	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Quiche (Guatemala) cacao goddess.
Venus	Venus	Xcanil Corona	-37.0	43.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec and Quiche maiz goddess.
Venus	Venus	Xenia	-30.3	249.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Europe	Greek	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes	57.5	-82.0					E	125.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophon	-22.8	122.1					E	25.0	Europe	Greek	LTO101B4	LTO-101B4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek natural philosopher, historian (c. 430-354 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Xi Wang	14.0	208.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.7	Asia	China	V-26	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese first name.
Venus	Venus	Xi Wang-mu Tessera	-30.0	62.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,300.0	Asia	China	V-45,46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Chinese goddess of west, keeper of medicine for eternal life.
Venus	Venus	Xiao Hong	-43.5	101.7	-43.6	-43.6	101.7	101.7	E	38.7	Asia	China	V-47	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese novelist (1911-1942).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Xibalba Sulcus	43.8	71.1	13.3	60.9	45.9	94.5	W	2,200.0	South and Central America	Mayan	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Mayan "place of fright"; destination of those who escaped violent death.
Venus	Venus	Xilonen Corona	51.0	321.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	300.0	South and Central America	Aztec	V-07	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1991	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec maize (fertility) goddess.
Venus	Venus	Ximena	-68.2	243.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.8	Europe	Portugal	V-60	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Portuguese first name.
Venus	Venus	Xmukane Corona	-28.2	269.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	South and Central America	Mayan	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mayan mother and fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Xochiquetzal Mons	3.5	270.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	80.0	North America	Mexico	V-28,29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Mountain	Mons, montes	Aztec goddess of flowers.
Venus	Venus	Xquiq Corona	38.1	14.6	37.8	38.3	14.3	15.0	E	55.0	South and Central America	Mayan	V-08	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Mayan fertility and motherhood divinity.
Venus	Venus	Xtoh Mons	39.7	194.2	39.2	40.2	193.7	194.7	E	110.0	South and Central America	Guatemala	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Mountain	Mons, montes	Quiche (Guatemala) goddess of weather and rain.
Saturn	Rhea	Xu	55.0	71.9					W	0.0	Africa	Bushman	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bushman creator.
Mars	Mars	Xui	15.3	247.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.7	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Xui	15.14	112.6	0	0	360	360	E	2.7	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Venus	Venus	Xulab Vallis	-57.5	186.0	-58.5	-57.5	181.0	192.0	E	820.0	South and Central America	Mayan	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Mayan name for planet Venus.
Venus	Venus	Ya-Yerv Corona	-9.0	214.0	-9.7	-8.4	213.2	214.8	E	275.0	Asia	Siberia	V-39	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Nenets (Samoyed) Earth mother.
Venus	Venus	Yablochkina	48.3	195.3	48.2	48.2	195.1	195.1	E	64.3	Europe	Soviet	V-14	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aleksandra; Soviet actress (1866-1964).
Earth	Moon	Yablochkov	60.9	128.3					E	99.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pavel Nikoaevich; Russian electrical engineer (1847-1894).
Venus	Venus	Yagami Fluctus	-80.6	152.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	260.0	Asia	Japan	V-62	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Japanese goddess, bride of god O-kuninusi.
Mars	Mars	Yakima	43.4	3.2	43.3	43.5	3.1	3.4	W	13.0	North America	United States	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Washington, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Yakima	43.08	356.8	42.976	43.176	356.9	356.6	E	13.0	North America	United States	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Washington, USA.
Earth	Moon	Yakovkin	-54.5	-78.8					E	37.0	Europe	Soviet		No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A. A.; Soviet astronomer (1887-1974). <em>Note: Formerly Pingré H</em>
Venus	Venus	Yakyt	2.1	170.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.8	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Karakalpak first name.
Mars	Mars	Yala	17.6	38.7	17.4	17.7	38.5	38.8	W	19.8	Asia	Thailand	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Mars	MarsE	Yala	17.41	321.3	17.215	17.513	321.5	321.2	E	19.8	Asia	Thailand	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Thailand.
Mars	Mars	Yalata	22.0	253.9	22.0	22.1	253.9	253.9	W	4.8	Oceania	Australia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Yalata	21.78	106.1	21.775	21.874	106.1	106.1	E	4.8	Oceania	Australia	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Venus	Venus	Yale	-13.4	271.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	18.5	North America	American	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Caroline; American educator of the deaf (1848-1933).
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Yalova	29.0	10.0					W	0.4	Asia	Turkey	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Health resort in Turkey.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Yalta	57.6	261.3					W	1.4	Europe	Ukraine	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Crimea, Ukraine.
Venus	Venus	Yalyane Dorsa	7.0	177.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Asia	Siberia	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Nenets (Samoyed) maiden of light.
Earth	Moon	Yamamoto	58.1	160.9					E	76.0	Asia	Japan	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Issei; Japanese astronomer (1889-1959). 
Venus	Venus	Yambika	32.6	208.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.5	Europe	Mari	V-14	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mari (Volga Finn) first name.
Venus	Venus	Yanbike Corona	-1.5	328.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Bashkir	V-42	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Bashkir mythical first woman.
Earth	Moon	Yangel'	17.0	4.7					E	8.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO41C4	LTO-41C4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail Kuzmich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1911-1971).
Uranus	Ariel	Yangoor	-68.7	279.7					E	78.0	Oceania	Australia	ARIEL	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spirit that brings day.
Mars	Mars	Yaonis Regio	-40.0	320.0	-40.0	-40.0	320.0	320.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Chinese Emperor Yao; flood occurred during his reign.
Mars	MarsE	Yaonis Regio	-39.68	40.0	-39.68	-39.68	40	40	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Named for Chinese Emperor Yao; flood occurred during his reign.
Mars	Mars	Yar	22.5	39.2	22.4	22.5	39.2	39.3	W	6.4	Europe	Russia	MTM 20037	I-2314	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Yar	22.27	320.8	22.172	22.271	320.8	320.7	E	6.4	Europe	Russia	MTM 20037	I-2314	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Yaroslavna Corona	38.8	21.2	38.6	39.1	20.8	21.7	E	112.0	Europe	Russia	V-08	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	2003	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Russian, wife of Price Igor; patiently waited for his return from captivity (12th century). Name changed from Yaroslavna Patera.
Neptune	Triton	Yasu Sulci	2.0	347.0					E	0.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Japanese heavenly river; literally, "peace."
Venus	Venus	Yasuko	-26.1	169.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.6	Asia	Japan	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Mars	Mars	Yat	18.3	29.1	18.3	18.4	29.0	29.1	W	7.6	Africa	Niger	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Niger.
Mars	MarsE	Yat	18.11	330.9	18.107	18.206	331	330.9	E	7.6	Africa	Niger	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Niger.
Jupiter	Io	Yaw Patera	9.9	132.2	9.24	10.22	132.57	131.53	W	39.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2003	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Hebrew sun god at Gaza.
Venus	Venus	Yazruk	21.2	160.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.5	Asia	Siberia	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nivkhi (Amur River area, E. Siberia) first name.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Yeates Regio	65.0	75.0					W	0.0	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Clayne; Galileo Project manager.
Mercury	Mercury	Yeats	9.2	34.6					W	100.0	Europe	Ireland	H-06	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Butler; Irish poet and dramatist (1865-1939).
Mars	Mars	Yebra	21.0	254.4	21.0	21.0	254.3	254.4	W	4.4	Europe	Spain	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	MarsE	Yebra	20.78	105.6	20.784	20.784	105.7	105.6	E	4.4	Europe	Spain	MC-14NW	I-1427	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain.
Mars	Mars	Yegros	-22.5	23.7	-22.6	-22.4	23.6	23.9	W	14.5	South and Central America	Paraguay	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Paraguay.
Mars	MarsE	Yegros	-22.27	336.3	-22.37	-22.172	336.4	336.1	E	14.5	South and Central America	Paraguay	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Paraguay.
Jupiter	Europa	Yelland Linea	-16.7	196.0	-19.8	-14.2	194.3	198.5	W	186.0	Europe	England	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Stone row in England.
Venus	Venus	Yelya	-47.5	211.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.6	Asia	Siberia	V-51	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nenets (Samoyed) first name.
Venus	Venus	Yemysh	11.9	214.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.0	Europe	Mari	V-27	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mari (Volga Finn) first name.
Neptune	Triton	Yenisey Fossa	3.0	56.2					E	0.0	Asia	Siberia	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Siberian mythical holy river.
Venus	Venus	Yenkhoboy Fossae	-48.0	7.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Asia	Buriat	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Buryatian warrior sisters.
Venus	Venus	Yenlik	-16.0	225.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.6	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-39	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kazakh first name.
Venus	Venus	Yerguk	42.7	226.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.3	Asia	Neghidhian	V-15	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Neghidalian (Amur River) first name.
Earth	Moon	Yerkes	14.6	51.7					E	36.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Tyson; American benefactor (1837-1905).
Venus	Venus	Yeska	27.4	230.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.1	Asia	Siberia	V-15	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Selkup (Samoyed) first name.
Venus	Venus	Yetta	58.6	185.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.0	Europe	Germany	V-05	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	From Henrietta, German first name.
Jupiter	Callisto	Ymir	51.5	99.7	50.5	52.4	98.2	101.2	W	79.0	Europe	Norse	JC-03	I-1888	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; giant from whom Earth was created.
Venus	Venus	Ymoja Vallis	-71.6	204.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	390.0	Africa	Nigeria	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	1994	Valley	Vallis, valles	Yoruba (Nigeria) river goddess.
Venus	Venus	Yokhtik	-50.1	158.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.4	Asia	Siberia	V-58	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nivkhi (Amur River area, E. Siberia) first name.
Venus	Venus	Yoko	-5.7	232.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Asia	Japan	V-39	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese first name.
Venus	Venus	Yolanda	7.8	152.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.4	Europe	Greek	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek first name.
Venus	Venus	Yolkai-Estsan Mons	17.0	194.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	600.0	North America	Navajo	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Navajo myth female deity.
Venus	Venus	Yomile	-27.3	138.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.6	Europe	Bashkir	V-48	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bashkir first name.
Venus	Venus	Yonge	-14.0	115.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	42.8	Europe	England	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charlotte; English writer (1823-1901).
Venus	Venus	Yonok	-65.1	234.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.5	Asia	Korea	V-59	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Korean first name.
Venus	Venus	Yonsuk	-34.0	234.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	8.5	Asia	Korea	V-51	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Korean first name.
Mars	Mars	Yorktown	23.1	48.7	23.0	23.2	48.7	48.8	W	8.1	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Virginia).
Mars	MarsE	Yorktown	22.87	311.3	22.767	22.966	311.3	311.2	E	8.1	North America	United States	YORKTO	I-1059	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	American colonial town (Virginia).
Mars	Mars	Yoro	23.0	28.1	22.9	23.1	28.0	28.2	W	9.8	South and Central America	Honduras	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Honduras.
Mars	MarsE	Yoro	22.77	331.9	22.668	22.866	332	331.8	E	9.8	South and Central America	Honduras	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Honduras.
Earth	Moon	Yoshi	24.6	11.0					E	1.0	Asia	Japan	S-01	42 A4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Japanese male name.
Venus	Venus	Yoshioka	-32.4	59.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.6	Asia	Japan	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yayoi; Japanese physician, college founder (c. 1871-1959).
Earth	Moon	Young	-41.5	50.9					E	71.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas; British doctor, physicist (1773-1829).
Venus	Venus	Ytunde	49.9	81.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.1	Africa	Nigeria	V-10	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yoruba first name.
Saturn	Rhea	Yu-Ti	50.1	81.5					W	0.0	Asia	China	PRELIM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	"August Personage of Jade"; supreme primal Chinese god.
Venus	Venus	Yuki-Onne Tessera	39.0	261.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,200.0	Asia	Japan	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Japanese spirit of death.
Venus	Venus	Yumyn-Udyr Dorsa	81.4	164.7	77.5	84.3	124.0	180.8	E	1,086.0	Europe	Finland	V-01	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Marian (Volga Finn) daughter of main god.
Mercury	Mercury	Yun S?n-Do	-72.5	109.4					W	68.0	Asia	Korea	H-15	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Korean poet (1587-1671).
Mars	Mars	Yungay	-44.2	44.8	-44.4	-44.0	44.5	45.0	W	21.0	South and Central America	Peru	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Yungay	-43.88	315.2	-44.075	-43.675	315.5	315	E	21.0	South and Central America	Peru	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Venus	Venus	Yunya-mana Mons	-18.0	285.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	Hopi	V-41	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Hopi prickly pear cactus maiden.
Venus	Venus	Yurt-Ava Tholus	-13.8	341.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	15.0	Europe	Mordvinian	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	2000	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Mordovian (Volga Finn) "home's mother" deity.
Jupiter	Callisto	Yuryung	-54.7	85.7	-55.5	-53.7	84.2	87.2	W	75.1	Asia	Yakutian	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yakutian heaven god.
Mars	Mars	Yuty	22.4	34.2	22.2	22.5	34.0	34.3	W	19.9	South and Central America	Paraguay	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Paraguay.
Mars	MarsE	Yuty	22.17	325.8	21.974	22.271	326	325.7	E	19.9	South and Central America	Paraguay	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Paraguay.
Venus	Venus	Yuvkha Valles	10.5	239.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Asia	Turkmenistan	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Valley	Vallis, valles	Turkman river spirit.
Venus	Venus	Yuzut-Arkh Fossae	48.0	224.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	550.0	Asia	Siberia	V-15	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Khakas (S. Siberia) evil deity.
Venus	Venus	Yvette	7.5	249.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.6	Europe	France	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Venus	Venus	Yvonne	-56.0	298.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	14.5	Europe	France	V-60	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Earth	Moon	Zach	-60.9	5.3					E	70.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zagut	-32.0	22.1					E	84.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Zakar	31.2	333.7	29.4	32.9	331.5	335.8	W	170.0	Asia	Assyrian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyrian supreme diety.
Venus	Venus	Zakiya	-66.5	234.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	7.5	Asia	Arabian	V-59	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Jupiter	Io	Zal Montes	38.08	77.0	31.22	43.86	84.22	69.82	W	428.17	Asia	Iran	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	Mountain	Mons, montes	Iranian sun god.
Jupiter	Io	Zal Patera	40.25	74.5	37.76	42.75	77.24	71.8	W	165.94	Asia	Iran	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Iranian sun god.
Venus	Venus	Zaltu Mons	18.0	163.5	17.0	18.5	162.5	164.5	E	220.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2003	Mountain	Mons, montes	Assyro-Babylonian goddess.
Jupiter	Io	Zamama	18.43	172.59	17.1	19.84	176.18	169.02	W	218.49	Asia	Babylon		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	Active volcanic centers on Io	Eruptive center	Babylonian sun, corn, and war god.
Venus	Venus	Zamin Corona	31.5	258.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	315.0	Asia	Persian	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Persian earth goddess.
Venus	Venus	Zamudio	9.6	189.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	19.0	South and Central America	Bolivia	V-26	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adela; Bolivian poet (1854-1928).
Earth	Moon	Zanstra	2.9	124.7					E	42.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO65C4	LTO-65C4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Herman; Dutch astronomer (1894-1972).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Zaqar	58.2	37.3	57.8	58.5	36.7	38.1	W	33.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Assyro-Babylonian; Sin's messenger who brought dreams to men.
Venus	Venus	Zaramama Corona	-22.0	240.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	240.0	South and Central America	Peru	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2000	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Quechua (Peru) maize deity.
Venus	Venus	Zarema	16.8	235.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-27	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Avarian (Daghestan) first name.
Mercury	Mercury	Zarya Rupes	-42.8	20.5					W	0.0	Europe	Soviet	H-11	I-1030	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	USSR; Motor-sail schooner to study Earth's magnetic field, 1953.
Venus	Venus	Zaryanitsa Dorsa	0.0	170.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,100.0	Europe	Slavic	V-25	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	E. Slavic night lightning goddess.
Earth	Moon	Zasyadko	3.9	94.2					E	11.0	Europe	Russia	LTO64D4	LTO-64D4	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander Dmitrievich; Russian rocketry scientist, inventor (1779-1837).
Venus	Venus	Zdravka	65.1	299.0	65.0	65.0	299.0	299.0	E	12.5	Europe	Bulgaria	V-06	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bulgarian first name.
Mars	Mars	Zea Dorsa	-48.9	279.5	-50.9	-47.5	275.9	282.6	W	265.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Zea Dorsa	-48.58	80.5	-50.582	-47.176	84.1	77.4	E	265.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	1979	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Classical albedo feature name.
Mercury	Mercury	Zeami	-3.1	147.2					W	120.0	Asia	Japan	H-08	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Motokiyo; Japanese dramatist and playwright (c. 1363-1443).
Mercury	Mercury	Zeehaen Rupes	51.0	157.0					W	0.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	H-03	I-1066	Adopted by IAU	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Dutch; one of Tasman's ships to explore Australia, New Zealand, 1642-43.
Earth	Moon	Zeeman	-75.2	-133.6					E	190.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pieter; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1865-1943).
Venus	Venus	Zeinab	-2.2	159.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Asia	Persian	V-37	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Persian first name.
Earth	Moon	Zelinskiy	-28.9	166.8					E	53.0	Europe	Soviet	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolay Dimitrievich; Soviet chemist (1860-1953).
Venus	Venus	Zemfira	-46.2	157.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.4	Europe	Gypsy	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gypsy first name.
Venus	Venus	Zemire Corona	31.5	312.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-18	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Kumyk (Daghestan) fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	Zemlika Corona	-33.5	50.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	150.0	Europe	Latvia	V-45	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Latvian earth goddess.
Earth	Moon	Zeno	45.2	72.9					E	65.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Venus	Venus	Zenobia	-29.3	28.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	39.1	Asia	Syria	V-44	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Queen of Palmyra (Syria) (third century A.D.).
Mars	Mars	Zephyria	0.0	195.0	0.0	0.0	195.0	195.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land of the west wind.
Mars	MarsE	Zephyria	0.0	165.0	0	0	165	165	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Land of the west wind.
Mars	Mars	Zephyria Mensae	-11.5	187.9	-14.5	-8.9	185.8	190.4	W	330.0	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Zephyria Mensae	-11.37	172.1	-14.343	-8.801	174.2	169.6	E	330.0	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Zephyria Tholus	-20.0	187.2	-20.2	-19.7	187.0	187.5	W	30.5	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Zephyria Tholus	-19.79	172.8	-19.99	-19.495	173	172.5	E	30.5	Europe	Latin	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	1997	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Zephyrus Fossae	24.2	216.3	21.6	26.5	214.7	217.2	W	295.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Zephyrus Fossae	23.96	143.7	21.379	26.241	145.3	142.8	E	295.0	Europe	Latin	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Zerine	-29.6	258.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	6.5	Asia	Persian	V-52	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Persian first name.
Earth	Moon	Zernike	18.4	168.2					E	48.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frits; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1888-1966).
Saturn	Phoebe	Zetes	-20.0	223.0					W	29.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Argonaut, son of Boreas, the north wind.
Jupiter	Thebe	Zethus	10.0	175.0					W	40.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Husband of Thebe in Greek myths.
Venus	Venus	Zewana Chasma	9.0	212.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	900.0	Europe	Slavic	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	W. Slavic/Polish hunting goddess.
Venus	Venus	Zheztyrnak Fossae	-67.5	182.0	-67.0	-68.0	180.0	184.0	E	180.0	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-59	I-2523	Adopted by IAU	2000	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Kazakh evil deity, "copper claw" maiden.
Venus	Venus	Zhibek Planitia	-40.0	157.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	2,000.0	Asia	Kazakhstan	V-49	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Kazakh "Kyz-Zhibek" epic tale heroine.
Mars	Mars	Zhigou	-29.4	102.7	-29.6	-29.2	102.4	102.9	W	22.0	Asia	China	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Mars	MarsE	Zhigou	-29.12	257.3	-29.322	-28.924	257.6	257.1	E	22.0	Asia	China	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Venus	Venus	Zhilova	66.3	125.7	66.2	66.5	125.1	125.9	E	53.0	Europe	Russia	V-04	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Russian astronomer (1870-1934).
Earth	Moon	Zhiritskiy	-24.8	120.3					E	35.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101C1	LTO-101C1	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georgii Sergeevich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1893-1966).
Venus	Venus	Zhivana Corona	13.0	287.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	180.0	Europe	Slavic	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Slavic goddess of life.
Venus	Venus	Zhu Shuzhen	-26.5	356.5	-26.5	-26.5	356.5	356.5	E	29.4	Asia	China	V-55	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese poet (1126-1200).
Earth	Moon	Zhukovskiy	7.8	-167.0					E	81.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Nikolay Egorovich; Russian physicist (1847-1921).
Venus	Venus	Zija	-3.5	265.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	16.8	Asia	Azerbaijan	V-40	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Azeri first name.
Mars	Mars	Zilair	-32.1	33.0	-32.5	-31.7	32.5	33.5	W	48.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Zilair	-31.81	327.0	-32.206	-31.41	327.5	326.5	E	48.0	Europe	Russia	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	Zimcerla Dorsa	-47.5	73.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	850.0	Europe	Slavic	V-46	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	W. Slavic dawn goddess.
Neptune	Triton	Zin Maculae	-24.5	68.0					E	0.0	Africa	Niger	Unknown	I-2153	Adopted by IAU	1991	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Niger water spirits.
Venus	Venus	Zina	41.9	320.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	9.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	V-18	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Romanian first name.
Earth	Moon	Zinner	26.6	-58.8					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO38B4	LTO-38B4	Adopted by IAU	1973	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ernst; German astronomer (1886-1970).
Venus	Venus	Zipaltonal Fluctus	37.7	251.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	290.0	South and Central America	Nicaragua	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Nicaraguan creator goddess.
Mars	Mars	Zir	18.7	36.6	18.7	18.8	36.6	36.7	W	6.2	Asia	Turkey	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Mars	MarsE	Zir	18.5	323.4	18.504	18.603	323.4	323.3	E	6.2	Asia	Turkey	CHRYSE	I-983	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Venus	Venus	Zirka Tessera	33.0	300.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	450.0	Europe	Belarus	V-17,18	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Belorussian happiness goddess.
Venus	Venus	Zisa Corona	12.0	221.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	850.0	Europe	Germany	V-27	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	German harvest goddess.
Venus	Venus	Zlata	64.6	333.9	64.6	64.6	334.0	334.0	E	7.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	V-07	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Serbocroatian first name.
Uranus	Umbriel	Zlyden	-23.3	326.2					E	44.0	Europe	Slavic	UMBRIE	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Slavic evil spirit.
Asteroid Belt	Gaspra	Zohar	23.0	118.0					W	0.4	Asia	Israel	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spa in Israel.
Mercury	Mercury	Zola	50.1	177.3					W	80.0	Europe	France	H-03	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emile; French novelist (1840-1902).
Mars	Mars	Zongo	-34.1	41.8	-34.5	-33.7	41.3	42.2	W	46.9	Africa	Zaire	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Mars	MarsE	Zongo	-33.8	318.2	-34.197	-33.401	318.7	317.8	E	46.9	Africa	Zaire	MC-26	I-2365	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Zaire.
Venus	Venus	Zorile Dorsa	39.9	338.4	35.1	44.1	335.9	340.9	E	1,041.0	Europe	Moldova	V-19	I-2466	Adopted by IAU	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Moldavian dawn goddess.
Venus	Venus	Zorya Tholus	-9.4	335.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	22.0	Europe	Slavic	V-43	I-2475	Adopted by IAU	1994	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Slavic dawn goddess.
Venus	Venus	Zosia	-18.9	109.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	10.5	Europe	Poland	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Polish first name.
Venus	Venus	Zoya	69.1	236.2	69.1	69.1	235.9	235.9	E	20.0	Europe	Russia	V-05	I-2490	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Earth	Moon	Zsigmondy	59.7	-104.7					E	65.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard Adolf; Austrian chemist; Nobel laureate (1865-1929).
Jupiter	Ganymede	Zu Fossae	38.5	150.5	0.0	62.0	113.0	180.0	W	2,900.0	Asia	Assyro-Babylonian	GLOBAL	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Dragon of chaos slain by Marduk.
Earth	Moon	Zucchius	-61.4	-50.3					E	64.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Venus	Venus	Zuhrah	34.7	357.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.8	Asia	Arabian	V-19	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Arabic first name.
Venus	Venus	Zula	7.3	282.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.0	Europe	Caucasus	V-29	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chechen first name.
Venus	Venus	Zulfiya	18.4	101.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.9	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Uzbek first name.
Asteroid Belt	Mathilde	Zulia	-39.5	30.9					W	12.3	South and Central America	Venezuela	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Principal state in Venezuela in which coal is mined.
Venus	Venus	Zulma	-7.7	102.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	11.0	Europe	Spain	V-35	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish firast name.
Venus	Venus	Zumrad	32.1	94.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.9	Asia	Uzbekistan	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Uzbek first name.
Mars	Mars	Zuni	19.4	29.6	19.2	19.6	29.4	29.9	W	25.1	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Mexico, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Zuni	19.2	330.4	18.999	19.396	330.6	330.1	E	25.1	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Mexico, USA.
Mars	Mars	Zunil	7.8	193.9	7.7	7.9	193.8	194.0	W	10.4	South and Central America	Mayan	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mayan village in Guatemala.
Mars	MarsE	Zunil	7.71	166.1	7.614	7.812	166.2	166	E	10.4	South and Central America	Mayan	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mayan village in Guatemala.
Earth	Moon	Zupus	-17.2	-52.3					E	38.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Venus	Venus	Zurka	-12.8	275.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	5.5	Europe	Gypsy	V-41	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gypsy first name.
Mars	Mars	Zutphen	-14.0	185.8	-14.3	-13.7	185.5	186.1	W	38.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in The Netherlands.
Mars	MarsE	Zutphen	-13.85	174.2	-14.145	-13.551	174.5	173.9	E	38.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2003	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in The Netherlands.
Venus	Venus	Zvereva	45.4	283.1	45.3	45.3	282.3	283.6	E	22.9	Europe	Russia	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lidiya; Russian aviator (1890-1916).
Earth	Moon	Zwicky	-15.4	168.1					E	150.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO85C3	LTO-85C3	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fritz; Swiss astrophysicist (1898-1974).
Venus	Venus	Zywie Corona	-38.6	291.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	Europe	Poland	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Polish goddess of life.
Earth	Moon	Zähringer	5.6	40.2					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Josef; German physicist (1929-1970).
Earth	Moon	Zöllner	-8.0	18.9					E	47.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	1935	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johann Karl Friedrich; German astrophysicist, astronomer (1834-1882).
Earth	Moon	[Abduh]	14.7	39.0					E	9.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO61A2	LTO-61A2	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mohammed; Egyptian writer (1849-1905). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The IAU-approved name for this feature is Lyell A.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Amalasthuna]	-11.5	342.4	-11.5	-11.5	342.4	342.4	E	15.4	Europe	Russia	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ostrogoth queen (c. 498-535 A.D.). Changed to Amalasuntha.
Mars	Mars	[Amet]	23.7	57.4	23.7	23.7	57.4	57.4	W	0.0	Asia	India	MTM 25057	I-1919	Dropped, disallowed	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mars	MarsE	[Amet]	23.46	302.6	23.462	23.462	302.6	302.6	E	0.0	Asia	India	MTM 25057	I-1919	Dropped, disallowed	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India.
Mars	Mars	[Ammonii Rupes]	-6.6	184.2	-7.6	-5.5	183.6	184.8	W	100.0	Europe	Latin	-5182	I-1784	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for albedo feature at 6S, 183W.
Mars	MarsE	[Ammonii Rupes]	-6.53	175.8	-7.515	-5.438	176.4	175.2	E	100.0	Europe	Latin	-5182	I-1784	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Named for albedo feature at 6S, 183W.
Venus	Venus	[Anala Corona]	11.0	14.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	240.0	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu fertility goddess. Name changed to Anala Mons.
Jupiter	Callisto	[Aningan]	50.5	8.2	50.3	50.7	3.2	13.1	W	287.0	North America	Eskimo	PRELIM	I-1239	Dropped, disallowed	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Moon god of Greenland Eskimos. The feature originally intended for this name does not exist, so this name has been dropped.
Venus	Venus	[Anqet Farrum]	33.6	311.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	125.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	Pancake-like structure, or a row of such structures	Farrum, farra	Egyptian goddess of fertile waters. Changed to Anqet Farra.
Mars	Mars	[Anseris Cavus]	-30.0	264.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	35.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Named for albedo feature Anseris Fons. Same feature as Peraea Cavus.
Mars	MarsE	[Anseris Cavus]	-29.72	95.5	0	0	360	360	E	35.0	Europe	Latin	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Named for albedo feature Anseris Fons. Same feature as Peraea Cavus.
Mars	Mars	[Apodis Catena]	-27.2	256.8	-27.2	-27.2	256.8	256.8	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MTM -25257	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	MarsE	[Apodis Catena]	-26.94	103.2	-26.937	-26.937	103.2	103.2	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MTM -25257	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo name.
Mars	Mars	[Arena Rupes]	13.5	289.5	11.0	16.0	288.0	291.0	W	375.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-1704	Dropped, disallowed	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Name changed in 1982 to Arnus Vallis.
Mars	MarsE	[Arena Rupes]	13.35	70.5	10.879	15.829	72	69	E	375.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-1704	Dropped, disallowed	1976	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Name changed in 1982 to Arnus Vallis.
Earth	Moon	[Ariosto]	-3.6	95.6					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LTO82A3	LTO-82A3	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ludovico; Italian writer (1474-1533). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Hirayama C.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Aspasia Patera]	56.4	189.0	0.0	0.0	188.7	189.5	E	200.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	One of most outstanding women of ancient Greece (c. 470-429 B.C.). Name changed to Aspasia Corona.
Earth	Moon	[Austen]	-9.0	93.55					E	28.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO82D1	LTO-82D1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jane; British author (1775-1817). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Hirayama M.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Australis Tholus]	-59.0	323.0	-59.0	-59.0	323.0	323.0	W	40.0	Europe	Latin	MC-27	I-1168	Dropped, disallowed	1978	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name; dropped in 1978.
Mars	MarsE	[Australis Tholus]	-58.71	37.0	-58.712	-58.712	37	37	E	40.0	Europe	Latin	MC-27	I-1168	Dropped, disallowed	1978	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name; dropped in 1978.
Earth	Moon	[Balzac]	-8.0	95.0					E	39.0	Europe	France	LTO82A3	LTO-82A3	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Honore de; French author (1799-1850). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Hirayama K.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Bathys Planum]	-43.0	106.0	-48.0	-38.0	100.0	112.0	W	626.0	Europe	Latin	MC-25	I-1165	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature; name changed to Icaria Planum.
Mars	MarsE	[Bathys Planum]	-42.68	254.0	-47.677	-37.685	260	248	E	626.0	Europe	Latin	MC-25	I-1165	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature; name changed to Icaria Planum.
Earth	Moon	[Baudelaire]	-23.2	123.1					E	15.0	Europe	France	LTO101B4	LTO-101B4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre Charles; French poet (1821-1867). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Ba'het Patera]	48.4	0.1	48.4	48.5	359.3	1.3	E	145.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Egyptian who defeated Portugese. Changed to Ba'het Corona.
Earth	Moon	[Bernini]	14.9	30.0					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LTO61A1	LTO-61A1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gianlorenzo; Italian artist (1598-1680). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Jansen L.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Breksta Dorsa]	35.9	304.0	33.8	38.0	300.6	307.4	E	700.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-18	I-2466	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Lithuanian night darkness goddess. (Name changed to Breksta Linea August 2004.)
Venus	Venus	[Brigit Tholus]	49.0	246.0	49.0	49.0	246.0	246.0	E	0.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Celtic goddess of wisdom, doctoring, smithing.
Earth	Moon	[Camoens]	0.8	84.9					E	33.0	Europe	Portugal	LTO63C3	LTO-63C3	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Luis de; Portuguese author (1524-1530). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Carriera Patera]	48.6	48.8	48.6	48.6	48.1	49.5	E	97.0	Europe	Italy	V-09	I-2466	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Rosalba; Italian portrait painter (1675-1757).
Venus	Venus	[Cassatt Patera]	65.6	207.7	65.3	65.9	206.6	208.7	E	152.1	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Mary; American Impressionist painter (1844-1926). Name changed to Cassatt Corona.
Venus	Venus	[Cavell Patera]	37.9	18.7	37.9	38.0	18.3	19.2	E	76.0	Europe	Great Britain	V-08	I-2466	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Edith; British nurse, heroine (1865-1915). (Changed to Cavell Corona.)
Mars	Mars	[Cavi Novi]	-67.5	330.0	-70.0	-65.0	320.0	340.0	W	535.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30J	I-970	Dropped, disallowed	1976	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name; (dropped 1984).
Mars	MarsE	[Cavi Novi]	-67.27	30.0	-69.79	-64.75	40	20	E	535.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30J	I-970	Dropped, disallowed	1976	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name; (dropped 1984).
Earth	Moon	[Cellini]	-7.8	83.0					E	34.0	Europe	Italy	LTO81B4	LTO-81B4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Benvenuto; Italian artist, writer (1500-1571). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Kästner S.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Cerberus Rup?s]	8.4	195.4	6.3	12.0	185.4	206.0	W	1,254.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-1135	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 10n, 212W. Changed to Cerberus Fossae.
Mars	MarsE	[Cerberus Rup?s]	8.31	164.6	6.23	11.869	174.6	154	E	1,254.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-1135	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	From albedo feature at 10n, 212W. Changed to Cerberus Fossae.
Earth	Moon	[Cervantes]	-3.4	99.2					E	25.0	Europe	Spain	LTO82A2	LTO-82A2	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Miguel De; Spanish writer (1547-1616). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Wyld J.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Charitum Tholus]	-55.0	41.0	-55.0	-55.0	41.0	41.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-1165	Dropped, disallowed	1976	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Changed to Oceanidum Mons, 1984.
Mars	MarsE	[Charitum Tholus]	-54.69	319.0	-54.694	-54.694	319	319	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-26	I-1165	Dropped, disallowed	1976	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Changed to Oceanidum Mons, 1984.
Earth	Moon	[Chekov]	-6.6	82.0					E	0.0	Europe	Russia	LTO81B4	LTO-81B4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anton Pavlovich; Russian author (1860-1904). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The IAU-approved name for this feature is Kästner R.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Chenier]	-17.7	132.4					E	33.0	Europe	France	LTO101B1	102B1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Andre Marie; French poet (1762-1794). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Patsaev.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Ciuacoatl Corona]	53.0	150.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	100.0	South and Central America	Aztec	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Aztec earth goddess. Changed to Ciuacoatl Mons.
Venus	Venus	[Cleopatra Patera]	66.0	6.9	65.8	66.0	5.7	8.2	E	119.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1992	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Egyptian queen c. 69-30 B.C. Changed to Cleopatra as crater name.
Venus	Venus	[Colette]	65.0	322.0	65.0	65.0	322.0	322.0	E	0.0	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Changed to Colette Patera.
Venus	Venus	[Colonna]	64.7	216.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	28.0	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vittoria; Italian poet (c. 1490-1547).
Venus	Venus	[Corday Patera]	62.7	40.2	62.6	62.7	39.1	41.3	E	135.0	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Charlotte; French patriot (1768-1798).
Earth	Moon	[Corneille]	12.3	134.8					E	35.0	Europe	France	LTO84D4	LTO-84D4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pierre; French dramatist (1606-1684). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The IAU-approved name for this feature is Chauvenet S.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Cotis Mons]	44.1	233.1	43.6	44.5	233.0	233.4	E	62.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Thracian goddess, mother of gods, similar to Cybele. Name changed to Cotis Tholus.
Earth	Moon	[Dario]	-11.3	90.7					E	19.0	South and Central America	Nicaragua	LTO82D1	LTO-82D1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ruben; Nicaraguan author (1867-1916). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Brunner N.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Defoe]	-6.0	80.5					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO81B4	LTO-81B4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daniel; British author (c. 1661-1731). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Kästner B.</em>
Jupiter	Ganymede	[Dendera Facula]	0.0	257.0	0.0	0.0	255.7	258.4	W	114.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Town where Hathor was chief goddess. Name changed to Dendera.
Mars	Mars	[Deva Valles]	-7.9	156.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Europe	Scotland	MC-16	I-1653	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Scotland.
Mars	MarsE	[Deva Valles]	-7.81	203.1	0	0	360	360	E	0.0	Europe	Scotland	MC-16	I-1653	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Valley	Vallis, valles	Classical river in Scotland.
Earth	Moon	[Dorsum Lambert]	25.8	-21.0					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LTO40B4	LTO-40B4	Dropped, disallowed		Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer.
Earth	Moon	[Doyle]	2.0	84.5					E	32.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sir Arthur Conan; British novelist (1859-1930). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Schubert C.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Drinus Valles]	-23.2	17.5	-24.2	-22.2	16.5	18.5	W	0.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	ERYTHR	I-986	Dropped, disallowed	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient European river (Yugoslavia); dropped 1984.
Mars	MarsE	[Drinus Valles]	-22.97	342.5	-23.958	-21.974	343.5	341.5	E	0.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	ERYTHR	I-986	Dropped, disallowed	1976	Valley	Vallis, valles	Ancient European river (Yugoslavia); dropped 1984.
Earth	Moon	[Dumas]	-5.3	81.7					E	16.0	Europe	France	LTO81B4	LTO-81B4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexandre; French novelist (1802-1870). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Earhart]	72.0	136.0	72.0	72.0	136.0	136.0	E	0.0	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Name changed to Earhart Corona.
Earth	Moon	[El Greco]	14.0	34.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO61A1	LTO-61A1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish artist, born in Crete (c. 1541-1614). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Vitruvius G.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Eppinger]	-9.4	-25.7					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO76D1	LTO-76D1	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	H.; Czechoslovakian doctor (1879-1946). Name dropped October 2002.
Mars	Mars	[Erythraeum Planum]	-34.5	65.0	-39.0	-30.0	60.0	70.0	W	1,750.0	Europe	Latin	MC-25	I-1165	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Name changed to Bosporos Planum.
Mars	MarsE	[Erythraeum Planum]	-34.2	295.0	-38.683	-29.719	300	290	E	1,750.0	Europe	Latin	MC-25	I-1165	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Name changed to Bosporos Planum.
Venus	Venus	[Eve]	-32.0	0.1	-32.1	-31.9	359.9	0.2	E	23.0	Asia	Hebrew	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hebrew first name; Pioneer-Venus longitude setting feature.
Venus	Venus	[Fedosova]	45.0	171.8	45.0	45.0	171.6	171.9	E	24.0	Europe	Russia	V-15	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1992	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irina; Russian folk poet (1831-1899). Changed to Fedsova Patera.
Earth	Moon	[Firdausi]	24.8	-34.0					E	6.0	Asia	Persian	LTO39B3	LTO-39B3	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hasan; Persian author (c. 940-1020). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Euler E.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Fossa Casals]	0.0	0.0					E	0.0	Unknown	Unknown	LTO61A3	LTO-61A3	Dropped, disallowed		Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Same as Rupes Cauchy.
Earth	Moon	[Fossa Cauchy]	0.0	0.0					E	0.0	Europe	France	LTO61A3	LTO-61A3	Dropped, disallowed		Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Same as Rima Cauchy.
Mars	Mars	[Frigoris Scopulus]	79.5	184.0	78.0	81.0	45.0	323.0	W	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-1027	Dropped, disallowed	1984	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature; name dropped 1984.
Mars	MarsE	[Frigoris Scopulus]	79.38	176.0	77.867	80.899	315	37	E	0.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-1027	Dropped, disallowed	1984	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature; name dropped 1984.
Venus	Venus	[Furki Mons]	35.9	236.4	35.5	36.2	236.3	236.5	E	79.0	Europe	Caucasus	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Chechen and Ingush (Caucasus) goddess, wife of thunder god Sela. Name changed to Furki Tholus.
Mars	Mars	[Galaxias Mensae]	36.5	212.7	35.0	37.8	209.9	215.9	W	327.0	Europe	Latin	MTM 35212	I-1771	Dropped, disallowed	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name. (Named dropped. Feature is part of Galaxias Colles.)
Mars	MarsE	[Galaxias Mensae]	36.19	147.3	34.695	37.486	150.1	144.1	E	327.0	Europe	Latin	MTM 35212	I-1771	Dropped, disallowed	1985	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Albedo feature name. (Named dropped. Feature is part of Galaxias Colles.)
Venus	Venus	[Gerda]	45.9	91.0	45.8	45.9	90.9	91.2	E	30.0	Europe	Denmark	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Danish, German first name.
Venus	Venus	[Goppert-Mayer]	59.7	26.8	59.8	59.8	26.8	26.8	E	33.5	Europe	Poland	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maria; Polish physicist, Nobel laureate (1907-1972).
Venus	Venus	[Graham]	-6.0	6.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	75.0	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Martha; American dancer, choreographer (1894-1991). Name changed to Graham Patera.
Earth	Moon	[Grimm]	-15.0	130.2					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LTO84D4	LTO-84D4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wilhelm Karl; German story-teller (1786-1859). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Hadley]	25.4	2.7					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41B4	LTO-41B4	Dropped, disallowed	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British instrument maker (1682-1744). <em>Note: Renamed Hadley C</em>
Venus	Venus	[Hariasa Linea]	19.0	15.0	19.0	19.0	15.0	15.0	E	0.0	Europe	Germany	V-20	I-2466	Dropped, disallowed	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	German war goddess.
Earth	Moon	[Heine]	-14.4	132.0					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LTO84D4	LTO-84D4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Heinrich; German poet and critic (1797-1856). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Volkov J.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Hikuleo Tesserae]	-42.0	54.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,400.0	Oceania	Tonga	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1997	Tile-like, polygonal terrain	Tessera, tesserae	Tonga underworld goddess.
Venus	Venus	[Hildr Fossa]	45.4	159.4	42.4	48.4	158.5	160.2	E	677.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Norse mythological warrior.
Mars	Mars	[Hilo]	-44.8	35.5	-44.8	-44.8	35.5	35.5	W	20.0	North America	United States	NEREID	I-957	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hawaii, USA. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
Mars	MarsE	[Hilo]	-44.48	324.5	-44.475	-44.475	324.5	324.5	E	20.0	North America	United States	NEREID	I-957	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hawaii, USA. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
Earth	Moon	[Homer]	-24.3	133.6					E	0.0	Europe	Greek	LTO102D1	LTO-102D1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek epic poet (8th or 9th century B.C.). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Stark Y.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Hugo]	-0.7	92.9					E	24.0	Europe	France	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Victor; French writer, dramatist, poet (1802-1885). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is PurkynÄ› V.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Hussein]	12.3	38.0					E	6.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO61A2	LTO-61A2	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Taha; Egyptian author (1889-1973). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Cauchy A.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Hyperboreus Scopulus]	82.5	160.0	80.0	85.0	60.0	260.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-1027	Dropped, disallowed	1984	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name; dropped 1984.
Mars	MarsE	[Hyperboreus Scopulus]	82.42	200.0	79.888	84.943	300	100	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-1027	Dropped, disallowed	1984	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name; dropped 1984.
Mars	Mars	[Hypernotius Scopulus]	-78.0	272.0	-81.0	-75.0	224.0	320.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-1928	Dropped, disallowed	1984	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name; dropped 1984.
Mars	MarsE	[Hypernotius Scopulus]	-77.87	88.0	-80.899	-74.837	136	40	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-1928	Dropped, disallowed	1984	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name; dropped 1984.
Mars	Mars	[Iaxartes Tholus]	72.0	15.0	72.0	72.0	15.0	15.0	W	53.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-969	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name; name dropped 1979.
Mars	MarsE	[Iaxartes Tholus]	71.81	345.0	71.808	71.808	345	345	E	53.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-969	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name; name dropped 1979.
Mars	Mars	[Isidis Regio]	20.0	275.0	20.0	20.0	275.0	275.0	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Isis' Region; Isis was Egyptian goddess of heaven and fertility.
Mars	MarsE	[Isidis Regio]	19.79	85.0	19.792	19.792	85	85	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1958	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Isis' Region; Isis was Egyptian goddess of heaven and fertility.
Earth	Moon	[James]	10.2	50.4					E	28.0	North America	American	LTO62A4	LTO-62A4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry; American writer (1843-1916). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Lick F.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Jeki]	23.9	52.3	23.9	23.9	52.3	52.3	W	0.0	Africa	Ethiopia	MTM 25052	I-1869	Dropped, disallowed	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Mars	MarsE	[Jeki]	23.66	307.7	23.66	23.66	307.7	307.7	E	0.0	Africa	Ethiopia	MTM 25052	I-1869	Dropped, disallowed	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ethiopia.
Earth	Moon	[Johnson]	-8.7	89.0					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO81C2	LTO-81C2	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Samuel; British writer (1709-1784). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Josefina]	44.9	32.3	44.8	44.9	32.1	32.5	E	26.0	Europe	Portugal	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Portuguese first name.
Venus	Venus	[Juno Dorsum]	-31.0	95.6	-34.1	-26.2	86.0	101.5	E	1,652.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1982	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Roman sky goddess; sister and consort of Jupiter.
Jupiter	Ganymede	[Keret]	16.0	35.2	16.0	16.0	34.8	35.6	W	36.0	Asia	Phoenician	GLOBAL	I-1242	Dropped, disallowed	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Phoenician hero. Name dropped because feature not found on imagery.
Jupiter	Ganymede	[Khnum]	-17.8	85.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	45.0	Africa	Egypt	JG-07	I-2331	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian ram-headed creation god.  <em>Note: Provisional name Khnum changed to Nah-Hunte because of duplication with Khnum Catena.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Kison Tholus]	73.0	358.0	73.0	73.0	358.0	358.0	W	50.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-969	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name; name dropped in 1979.
Mars	MarsE	[Kison Tholus]	72.82	2.0	72.817	72.817	2	2	E	50.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-969	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name; name dropped in 1979.
Venus	Venus	[Kunapipi Corona]	-33.9	86.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	220.0	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Australian mother earth goddess. Changed to Kunapipi Mons.
Mars	Mars	[Labeatis Fossae]	20.9	95.0	17.1	22.2	89.8	96.0	W	616.0	Europe	Latin	MTM 25077	I-1511	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Previously named feature at 30N, 75W; expanded coordinates. Name dropped because in the database twice.
Mars	MarsE	[Labeatis Fossae]	20.68	265.0	16.918	21.974	270.2	264	E	616.0	Europe	Latin	MTM 25077	I-1511	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Previously named feature at 30N, 75W; expanded coordinates. Name dropped because in the database twice.
Earth	Moon	[Li Po]	-3.5	90.6					E	15.0	Asia	China	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese writer (701-762). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Hume Z.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Lida]	-29.2	94.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	12.5	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	First name from Greek. Name changed to Amanda.
Venus	Venus	[Lilinau Corona]	34.0	22.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	200.0	North America	American	V-08	I-2466	Dropped, disallowed	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Native American fertility maiden.
Earth	Moon	[Longfellow]	-7.5	91.3					E	35.0	North America	American	LTO82A4	LTO-82A4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry Wadsworth; American poet (1807-1882). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Hirayama Q.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Lorca]	24.4	10.9					E	0.0	Europe	Spain	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Federico Garcia; Spanish writer (1899-1936).  <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The IAU-approved name for this feature is Aratus CA.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Ludjatako Mons]	-12.0	251.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	500.0	North America	American	V-40	I-2477	Dropped, disallowed	1997	Mountain	Mons, montes	Creek (SE USA) Giant Turtle deity. Changed to Ludjatako Corona.
Earth	Moon	[Mann]	-23.1	120.1					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LTO101B4	LTO-101B4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Thomas; German writer (1875-1955). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Zhiritskiy Z.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Masha]	63.0	88.0	63.0	63.0	88.0	88.0	E	16.0	Europe	Russia	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Russian first name.
Venus	Venus	[Mentha Mons]	43.0	237.3	42.6	43.5	237.4	237.5	E	79.0	Europe	Roman	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Mountain	Mons, montes	Roman goddess, personification of the human mind. Name changed to Mentha Tholus.
Earth	Moon	[Milton]	-1.6	90.9					E	35.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	John; British writer (1608-1674). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is PurkynÄ› S.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Misk]	-0.9	35.5	-0.9	-0.9	35.5	35.5	W	10.0	Asia	Turkey	CAPRI	I-1026	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
Mars	MarsE	[Misk]	-0.89	324.5	-0.89	-0.89	324.5	324.5	E	10.0	Asia	Turkey	CAPRI	I-1026	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
Venus	Venus	[Mist Fossae]	39.5	247.3	38.3	40.4	246.5	248.0	E	244.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Norse Valkyrie. Changed to Mist Chasma.
Earth	Moon	[Mons Euler]	23.3	-29.2					E	27.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 39	LAC 39	Dropped, disallowed	1976	Mountain	Mons, montes	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). <em>Note: Name changed to Mons Vinogradov in 1977.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Montagu]	36.9	177.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.0	Europe	England	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mary; English medical pioneer, poet, writer (1689-1762).
Earth	Moon	[Montaigne]	-4.4	99.5					E	55.0	Europe	France	LTO82A3	LTO-82A3	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Michel De; French writer (1533-1592). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Montesquieu]	-6.2	92.3					E	0.0	Europe	France	LTO82A4	LTO-82A4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles De Secondat, Baron De; French writer (1689-1755). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Hirayama S.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Musmar]	24.8	55.7	24.8	24.8	55.7	55.7	W	0.0	Africa	Sudan	MTM 25057	I-1919	Dropped, disallowed	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Small town in Sudan.
Mars	MarsE	[Musmar]	24.55	304.3	24.554	24.554	304.3	304.3	E	0.0	Africa	Sudan	MTM 25057	I-1919	Dropped, disallowed	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Small town in Sudan.
Mars	Mars	[Nepenthes Patera]	12.0	271.0	12.0	12.0	271.0	271.0	W	25.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-967	Dropped, disallowed	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name; dropped 1979.
Mars	MarsE	[Nepenthes Patera]	11.87	89.0	11.869	11.869	89	89	E	25.0	Europe	Greek	MC-13	I-967	Dropped, disallowed	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Classical albedo feature name; dropped 1979.
Venus	Venus	[Nightingale]	62.0	132.0	62.0	62.0	132.0	132.0	E	0.0	Europe	Great Britain	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1982	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Name changed to Nightingale Corona.
Earth	Moon	[Novalis]	-11.7	84.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Noval, Friedrich von Hardenberg; German writer (1772-1801). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Nzingha Patera]	68.7	205.7	68.2	69.2	205.0	206.7	E	85.5	Africa	Angola	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	(Ann Zingha) queen, head of Amazon band (1582-1663). Name changed to Nzingha Corona.
Mars	Mars	[Olympia Planitia]	81.5	180.0	79.0	85.0	120.0	260.0	W	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name. Name dropped because the region is high relative to the surrounding area, and planitia is therefore not a correct descriptor term.
Mars	MarsE	[Olympia Planitia]	81.4	180.0	78.878	84.943	240	100	E	1,100.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name. Name dropped because the region is high relative to the surrounding area, and planitia is therefore not a correct descriptor term.
Mars	Mars	[Ortygia Tholus]	70.0	8.0	70.0	70.0	8.0	8.0	W	100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-969	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name; dropped in 1979.
Mars	MarsE	[Ortygia Tholus]	69.79	352.0	69.79	69.79	352	352	E	100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-969	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name; dropped in 1979.
Venus	Venus	[Pavlova]	14.6	39.2	14.2	14.9	38.9	39.4	E	38.0	Europe	Russia	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1992	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anna; Russian ballerina (1881-1931). Name changed to Pavlova Corona.
Mars	Mars	[Peneus Mons]	-31.2	273.9	-31.2	-31.2	273.9	273.9	W	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name. Same feature as Peraea Mons.
Mars	MarsE	[Peneus Mons]	-30.91	86.1	-30.913	-30.913	86.1	86.1	E	0.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Albedo feature name. Same feature as Peraea Mons.
Earth	Moon	[Pirandello]	2.8	88.8					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LTO63C3	LTO-63C3	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Luigi; Italian playwright, novelist (1867-1936). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Pityusa Dorsa]	-64.5	330.5	-68.0	-61.0	326.0	335.0	W	397.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27SW	I-1584	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature; name changed to Pityusa Rupes.
Mars	MarsE	[Pityusa Dorsa]	-64.25	29.5	-67.773	-60.724	34	25	E	397.0	Europe	Greek	MC-27SW	I-1584	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	From albedo feature; name changed to Pityusa Rupes.
Earth	Moon	[Pope]	-9.5	89.0					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO81C2	LTO-81C2	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alexander; British writer (1688-1744). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Jupiter	Ganymede	[Punt Facula]	-26.1	242.2	-26.4	-25.8	239.4	245.0	W	228.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Land east of Egypt where Bes originated. Changed to Punt (crater).
Earth	Moon	[Racine]	-8.3	99.0					E	30.0	Europe	France	LTO82D2	LTO-82D2	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Jean Baptiste; French playwright (1639-1699). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Rima Hase]	-29.4	62.5					E	83.0	Europe	Germany	LMP	No Title	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater. <em>Note: Renamed Rimae Hase</em>
Earth	Moon	[Rima Laplace]	48.0	-26.0					E	130.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby Promontorium.
Earth	Moon	[Rima Marco Polo]	15.4	-2.0					E	28.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Belongs to Rima Bode system.
Earth	Moon	[Rima Newcomb]	29.9	43.8					E	41.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	[Rima Ptolemaeus]	-9.2	-1.8					E	153.0	Africa	Egypt	LAC 77	LAC 77	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	A Catena, not a Rima.
Earth	Moon	[Rima Schröter]	26.0	-51.0					E	150.0	Europe	Germany	LTO38B3	LTO-38B3	Dropped, disallowed	1964	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Erroneous name for Vallis Schröteri on LTO 38B3.
Earth	Moon	[Rima Widmannstatten]	-6.1	85.5					E	46.0	Europe	Germany	LTO103B2	LTO-103B2	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	[Rimae Golitsyn]	25.1	-105.0					E	36.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Part of Rimae Pettit.
Earth	Moon	Rimae Hase	-29.4	62.5					E	83.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	Named from nearby crater.
Earth	Moon	[Rimae Stadius]	10.5	-13.7					E	69.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Dropped, disallowed	1985	Fissure	Rima, rimae	A Catena, not a Rima.
Jupiter	Ganymede	[Sais Facula]	37.9	14.2	37.8	38.1	12.6	15.9	W	137.0	Africa	Egypt	JG-02	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1988	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Capital of Egypt in mid-7th century B.C.
Venus	Venus	[Sand Patera]	41.7	15.5	41.2	41.8	14.6	16.4	E	181.0	Europe	France	V-08	I-2466	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	George (Aurore Dupin); French novelist (1804-1876). Name changed to Sand Corona.
Earth	Moon	[Sappho]	-25.0	133.2					E	28.0	Europe	Greek	LTO102D1	LTO-102D1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek poetess (unkn-c. 600 B.C.). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Stark V.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Schumann-Heink Patera]	74.3	214.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	121.7	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Ernestine; German singer (1861-1936). Name changed to Schumann-Heink Corona.
Venus	Venus	[Seshat Mons]	26.3	33.2	26.2	26.2	32.8	33.6	E	62.0	Africa	Egypt	V-09	I-2466	Dropped, disallowed	1991	Mountain	Mons, montes	Egyptian goddess of writing.
Earth	Moon	[Shekhov (Chekhov)]	-6.6	82.0					E	19.0	Europe	Russia	LTO81B4	LTO-81B4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anton Pavlovich; Russian writer (1860-1904). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Kästner R.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Siddons]	61.6	340.6	61.5	61.7	340.0	341.1	E	47.0	Europe	Great Britain	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1992	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sarah; English actress (1755-1831). Changed to Siddons Patera.
Venus	Venus	[Simone]	59.5	82.0	59.5	59.5	82.0	82.0	E	14.0	Europe	France	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French first name.
Venus	Venus	[Somagalags Corona]	9.3	348.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	105.0	North America	Canada	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Bella Coola earth mother. Name changed to Somagalags Montes.
Earth	Moon	[Sophocles]	-21.5	119.8					E	0.0	Europe	Greek	LTO	101A3	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Greek philosopher (c. 495-406 B.C.). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Syrtis Major Planitia]	9.5	290.5	-1.0	20.0	283.0	298.0	W	1,262.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-967	Dropped, disallowed	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name; changed from Planitia to Planum 1982.
Mars	MarsE	[Syrtis Major Planitia]	9.39	69.5	-0.989	19.792	77	62	E	1,262.0	Europe	Latin	MC-13	I-967	Dropped, disallowed	1982	Low plain	Planitia, planitiae	Classical albedo feature name; changed from Planitia to Planum 1982.
Earth	Moon	[Tasso]	-0.7	92.0					E	52.0	Europe	Italy	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Torquato; Italian poet (1544-1595). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is PurkynÄ› U.</em>
Mars	Mars	[Terra Meridiani]	-7.2	356.0	-8.2	-7.7	342.3	9.9	W	1,622.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-1293	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name. Name dropped when new boundaries for regional features were defined in July, 2001.
Mars	MarsE	[Terra Meridiani]	-7.12	4.0	-8.109	-7.614	17.7	350.1	E	1,622.0	Europe	Latin	MC-19	I-1293	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Classical albedo feature name. Name dropped when new boundaries for regional features were defined in July, 2001.
Venus	Venus	[Theodora Patera]	23.0	280.0	23.0	23.0	280.0	280.0	E	0.0	Europe	Byzantine	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1982	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Famous Byzantine woman. Feature resolved to be part of chasma.
Mars	Mars	[Thyles Chasma]	-71.0	232.5	-73.0	-69.0	230.0	235.0	W	235.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-1633	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature; name changed to Thyles Rupes.
Mars	MarsE	[Thyles Chasma]	-70.8	127.5	-72.817	-68.782	130	125	E	235.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-1633	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Classical albedo feature; name changed to Thyles Rupes.
Mars	Mars	[Tithoniae Catena]	-5.5	82.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	380.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-976	Dropped, disallowed	1973	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name. Name dropped because in the database twice.
Mars	MarsE	[Tithoniae Catena]	-5.44	278.0	0	0	360	360	E	380.0	Europe	Latin	MC-18	I-976	Dropped, disallowed	1973	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	Classical albedo feature name. Name dropped because in the database twice.
Mars	Mars	[Tithoniae Fossae]	-6.4	82.5	-1.9	-1.5	77.7	86.0	W	492.0	Europe	Latin	-5077	I-1841	Dropped, disallowed	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name. Name dropped because in the database twice.
Mars	MarsE	[Tithoniae Fossae]	-6.33	277.5	-1.879	-1.483	282.3	274	E	492.0	Europe	Latin	-5077	I-1841	Dropped, disallowed	1988	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classical albedo feature name. Name dropped because in the database twice.
Venus	Venus	[Tituba Patera]	42.4	214.7	41.9	43.1	213.9	215.7	E	163.0	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Nurse who started Salem witch hunt (c. 1692). Name changed to Tituba Corona.
Earth	Moon	[Tolstoy]	-4.2	93.3					E	52.0	Europe	Russia	LTO82A4	LTO-82A4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leo; Russian writer (1828-1910). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Hirayama Y.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Trotula Patera]	41.3	18.9	40.8	41.9	18.4	19.4	E	146.0	Europe	Italy	V-08	I-2466	Dropped, disallowed	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Italian physician (A.D. 1097). Name changed to Trotula Corona.
Jupiter	Europa	[Tyre Macula]	31.7	147.0	31.6	31.9	143.9	150.2	W	148.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	I-2757	Dropped, disallowed	1979	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Greek; the seashore from which Zeus abducted Europa. Changed to Tyre.
Mars	Mars	[T?no]	-45.2	52.2	-45.2	-45.2	52.2	52.2	W	10.0	Asia	Japan	NEREID	I-957	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
Mars	MarsE	[T?no]	-44.88	307.8	-44.875	-44.875	307.8	307.8	E	10.0	Asia	Japan	NEREID	I-957	Dropped, disallowed	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
Mars	Mars	[Ultimi Cavi]	-74.5	204.5	-76.0	-73.0	195.0	214.0	W	320.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-970	Dropped, disallowed	1984	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	See Thyles Rupes; name dropped 1984.
Mars	MarsE	[Ultimi Cavi]	-74.33	155.5	-75.847	-72.817	165	146	E	320.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-970	Dropped, disallowed	1984	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	See Thyles Rupes; name dropped 1984.
Earth	Moon	[Undest]	26.5	-18.5					E	7.0	Europe	Norway	LTO40B4	LTO-40B4	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sigrid; Norwegian novelist; Nobel laureate (1882-1949). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Earth	Moon	[Vergil]	-26.3	133.0					E	0.0	Europe	Roman	LTO102D1	LTO-102D1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Roman epic poet (70-19 B.C.). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Stark R.</em>
Venus	Venus	[Vihansa Linea]	54.0	20.0	54.0	54.0	20.0	20.0	E	0.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1982	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	German war goddess.
Earth	Moon	[Vinogradov]	20.0	-31.2					E	11.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO39C2	LTO-39C2	Dropped, disallowed	1991	A circular depression	Crater, craters	I.M.; Soviet mathematician (1891-1983). Same crater as Natasha.
Earth	Moon	[Voltaire]	-11.9	100.3					E	0.0	Europe	France	LTO82C1	082C1	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Francois; French philosopher (1694-1778). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Pasteur T.</em>
Jupiter	Ganymede	[Wadjet]	-53.8	268.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	100.0	Africa	Egypt	JG-13	I-2331	Dropped, disallowed	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian cobra goddess. Same crater as Nut.
Venus	Venus	[Woodhull Patera]	37.4	305.4	37.1	37.7	305.2	305.6	E	83.0	North America	American	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1991	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Victoria; American-English lecturer (1838-1927).
Mars	Mars	[Wum]	16.1	246.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.0	Africa	Cameroon	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Cameroon. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
Mars	MarsE	[Wum]	15.93	113.8	0	0	360	360	E	0.0	Africa	Cameroon	Unknown	Unknown	Dropped, disallowed	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Cameroon. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
Mercury	Mercury	[Yakovlev]	0.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Russia	H-12	I-1822	Dropped, disallowed	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Crater name changed to Barma.
Venus	Venus	[Yaroslavna Patera]	38.8	21.2	38.6	39.1	20.8	21.7	E	112.0	Europe	Russia	V-08	I-2466	Dropped, disallowed	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Russian, wife of Price Igor; patiently waited for his return from captivity (12th century). Name changed to Yaroslavna Corona.
Earth	Moon	[Zola]	-10.8	87.0					E	17.0	Europe	France	LTO81C2	LTO-81C2	Never approved by the IAU		A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emile; French writer (1840-1902). <em>Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.</em>
Jupiter	Europa	Áine	-43.0	177.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	5.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic goddess of love and fertility.
Jupiter	Callisto	Áli	59.0	55.9	58.6	59.4	55.2	56.7	W	32.9	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse; strongest of men.
Jupiter	Callisto	Ánarr	44.0	0.5	43.5	44.4	359.8	1.1	W	41.7	Europe	Norse	GLOBAL	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Norse dwarf.
Jupiter	Io	?tar Patera	31.1	278.58	29.93	32.25	280.19	277.03	W	86.41	Asia	Iran	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Iranian personification of fire.
Mercury	Mercury	?kyo	-69.1	75.8					W	65.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	I-1822	Adopted by IAU	1985	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Maruyama; Japanese painter (1733-1795).
Mars	Mars	?mura	-25.6	25.3	-25.7	-25.5	25.2	25.4	W	8.4	Asia	Japan	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Mars	MarsE	?mura	-25.35	334.7	-25.447	-25.248	334.8	334.6	E	8.4	Asia	Japan	ERYTHR	I-986	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Jupiter	Callisto	Ägröi	43.2	10.9	42.4	43.9	9.9	12.0	W	67.4	Europe	Finland	JC-02	I-2069	Adopted by IAU	1979	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Finno-Ugric god of twins.
Jupiter	Io	Ülgen Patera	-40.85	287.31	-41.5	-40.22	288.22	286.44	W	43.89	Asia	Siberia	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Siberian progenitor god who struck first fire.
Earth	Moon	?afa?ík	10.6	176.9					E	27.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	1970	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vojtech; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1829-1902).
Venus	Venus	?emaite Patera	-35.0	263.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	60.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-52	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1997	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Julia; Lithuanian writer (1845-1921).
Venus	Venus	?emina Corona	-11.7	186.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	530.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-38	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	1994	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Lithuanian fertility goddess.
Venus	Venus	?ivile	48.8	113.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	13.5	Europe	Lithuania	V-11	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	1997	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lithuanian first name.
Mars	Mars	?ulanka	-2.3	42.3	-2.7	-1.9	41.9	42.6	W	47.1	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Mars	MarsE	?ulanka	-2.27	317.7	-2.67	-1.879	318.1	317.4	E	47.1	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	1976	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Russia.
Venus	Venus	?verine Chasma	18.5	271.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	1,300.0	Europe	Lithuania	V-29	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	1997	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Lithuanian hunting goddess.
Mars	Mars	Dilly	13.24	202.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.3	Africa	Mali	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mali.
Mars	MarsE	Dilly	13.1	157.1	0	0	360	360	E	1.3	Africa	Mali	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mali.
Mars	Mars	Gratteri	-17.71	160.18	-17.77	-17.65	160.11	160.24	W	7.3	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town on the island of Sicily, Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Gratteri	-17.52	199.82	-17.582	-17.463	199.89	199.76	E	7.3	Europe	Italy	MC-16	I-2487	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town on the island of Sicily, Italy.
Mars	Mars	Tomini	16.27	234.2	16.21	16.33	234.13	234.27	W	7.4	Asia	Indonesia	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indonesia.
Mars	MarsE	Tomini	16.1	125.8	16.037	16.156	125.87	125.73	E	7.4	Asia	Indonesia	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Indonesia.
Mars	Mars	Zumba	-28.68	133.18	-28.7	-28.66	133.15	133.21	W	3.3	South and Central America	Ecuador	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ecuador.
Mars	MarsE	Zumba	-28.41	226.82	-28.427	-28.387	226.85	226.79	E	3.3	South and Central America	Ecuador	MC-17	I-2488	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ecuador.
Mars	Mars	Gamboa	40.77	44.43	40.48	41.04	44.09	44.78	W	33.0	South and Central America	Panama	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Panama.
Mars	MarsE	Gamboa	40.45	315.57	40.159	40.719	315.91	315.22	E	33.0	South and Central America	Panama	MC-04	I-2574	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Panama.
Uranus	Puck	Bogle	0.0	0.0						0.0	Europe	Scotland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Scottish mischievous spirits.
Uranus	Puck	Butz	0.0	0.0						0.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	German roguish or evil spirits.
Uranus	Puck	Lob	0.0	0.0						0.0	Europe	Great Britain	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1988	A circular depression	Crater, craters	British mischievous spirits.
Earth	Moon	Ryder	-44.5	143.2					E	17.0	North America	United States	Unknown	I-1218-A	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Graham; United Kingdom-born, American geologist (1949-2002).
Saturn	Titan	Ganesa Macula	50.0	87.3					W	160.0	Asia	India		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Hindu god of good fortune and wisdom.
Saturn	Titan	Xanadu	-15.0	100.0					W	3,400.0	Europe	England		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	An imaginary country in Coleridge's "Kubla Khan."
Mars	Mars	Culter	-8.84	53.99	-8.87	-8.8	53.95	54.03	W	4.6	Europe	Scotland	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village near Aberdeen, Scotland, also called Peterculter.
Mars	MarsE	Culter	-8.74	306.01	-8.772	-8.702	306.05	305.97	E	4.6	Europe	Scotland	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village near Aberdeen, Scotland, also called Peterculter.
Mars	Mars	Amenthes Cavi	16.0	245.0	12.3	19.0	234.0	257.0	W	1,340.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Amenthes Cavi	15.83	115.0	12.165	18.801	126	103	E	1,340.0	Africa	Egypt	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Udzha	81.98	282.8	81.52	82.39	280.2	285.8	W	45.0	Europe	Russia	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in northern Russia.
Mars	MarsE	Udzha	81.89	77.2	81.425	82.304	79.8	74.2	E	45.0	Europe	Russia	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in northern Russia.
Mars	Mars	Boreum Cavus	84.5	20.5	84.0	85.0	25.0	16.0	W	50.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Boreum Cavus	84.44	339.5	83.932	84.943	335	344	E	50.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Tenuis Cavus	84.7	0.0	84.3	85.0	357.0	3.0	W	35.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tenuis Cavus	84.64	360.0	84.235	84.943	3	357	E	35.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Boreales Scopuli	88.2	105.0	82.0	90.0	0.0	360.0	W	850.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Boreales Scopuli	88.18	255.0	81.91	90	360	0	E	850.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Gemini Scopuli	81.0	335.0	78.5	84.8	250.0	45.0	W	1,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Gemini Scopuli	80.9	25.0	78.372	84.741	110	315	E	1,100.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Jupiter	Europa	Amaethon	13.82	177.47	13.77	13.86	177.39	177.54	W	1.7	Europe	Celtic		I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic god of agriculture.
Jupiter	Europa	Bress	37.64	98.66	37.5	37.8	98.4	98.91	W	10.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Beautiful son of Elatha in Celtic mythology.
Jupiter	Europa	Dagda	37.35	168.74	37.17	37.5	168.54	168.94	W	9.8	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the chief deities of the Tuatha de Danann in Irish mythology.
Jupiter	Europa	Eochaid	-50.48	233.33	-50.66	-50.2	232.95	233.69	W	10.6	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of the Fir Bolgs in Celtic mythology.
Jupiter	Europa	Gwern	9.14	344.54	8.73	9.57	344.09	344.97	W	22.2	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Branwen in Celtic mythology.
Jupiter	Europa	Luchtar	-40.2	257.57	-40.5	-39.91	257.11	258.07	W	19.9	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic god of carpentry.
Jupiter	Europa	Lug	27.99	44.31	27.78	28.18	44.06	44.55	W	11.0	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish omnicompetent god.
Jupiter	Europa	Midir	3.65	338.75	2.96	4.33	338.08	339.34	W	37.4	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gaelic fate and underworld deity.
Jupiter	Europa	Ogma	87.45	287.86	87.37	87.53	286.34	289.95	W	5.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Celtic god of eloquence and literature, a son of Dagda.
Jupiter	Europa	Tuag	59.92	172.36	59.68	60.13	171.73	172.82	W	15.2	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Irish dawn goddess.
Mars	Mars	Toconao	-20.9	74.8	-21.0	-20.7	74.6	74.9	W	17.7	South and Central America	Chile	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Mars	MarsE	Toconao	-20.68	285.2	-20.784	-20.486	285.4	285.1	E	17.7	South and Central America	Chile	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Chile.
Venus	Venus	Hanwi Chasma	10.5	247.0	10.0	16.0	240.0	254.0	E	1,800.0	North America	Sioux	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2006	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Oglala (Sioux) moon and sky goddess.
Venus	Venus	Agrona Linea	40.0	280.0	34.0	36.0	268.0	292.0	E	2,300.0	Europe	Wales	V-16,17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2006	A dark or bright elongate marking, may be curved or straight	Linea, lineae	Welsh goddess of slaughter, destroyer of life. 
Venus	Venus	Nikolaeva Patera	33.9	267.5	33.7	34.2	267.0	268.0	E	100.0	Europe	Russia	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Olga V.; Russian planetologist/geochemist (1941-2000).
Venus	Venus	Wohpe Tholus	41.4	288.1	41.2	41.6	287.9	288.3	E	40.0	North America	Lakota	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2006	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Lakota goddess of order, beauty, and happiness.
Saturn	Titan	Aaru	10.0	340.0					W	0.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Egyptian abode of the blessed dead.
Saturn	Titan	Adiri	-10.0	210.0					W	0.0	Oceania	Melanesia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Melanesian afterworld where life is easier than on Earth.
Saturn	Titan	Aztlan	-10.0	20.0					W	0.0	South and Central America	Aztec	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Mythical land from which the Aztecs believed they migrated.
Saturn	Titan	Belet	-5.0	255.0					W	0.0	Asia	Malaysia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Malay afterworld reached by a flower-lined bridge.
Saturn	Titan	Ching-tu	-30.0	205.0					W	0.0	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Chinese Buddhist paradise where those who attain salvation will live in unalloyed happiness.
Saturn	Titan	Dilmun	15.0	175.0					W	0.0	Asia	Sumerian	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Sumerian garden of paradise, primeval land of bliss.
Saturn	Titan	Mezzoramia	-70.0	0.0					W	0.0	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Oasis of happiness in the African desert, from an Italian legend.
Saturn	Titan	Quivira	0.0	15.0					W	0.0	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Legendary city in the American Southwest; site of a fabulous treasure sought by Coronado and other explorers.
Saturn	Titan	Senkyo	-5.0	320.0					W	0.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Japanese ideal realm of aloofness and serenity, freedom from wordly cares and death.
Saturn	Titan	Shangri-la	-10.0	165.0					W	0.0	Asia	Tibet	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Tibetan mythical land of eternal youth.
Saturn	Titan	Tsegihi	-40.0	10.0					W	0.0	North America	Navajo	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	Navajo sacred place.
Saturn	Titan	Bazaruto Facula	11.6	16.1					W	215.0	Africa	Mozambique	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Mozambique island.
Saturn	Titan	Coats Facula	-11.1	29.2					W	80.0	North America	Canada	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Canadian island.
Saturn	Titan	Crete Facula	9.4	150.1					W	680.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Greek island.
Saturn	Titan	Elba Facula	-10.8	1.2					W	250.0	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Italian island.
Saturn	Titan	Kerguelen Facula	-5.4	151.0					W	135.0	Antarctica	France (Antarctica)		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	French subantarctic island.
Saturn	Titan	Mindanao Facula	-6.6	174.2					W	210.0	Asia	Philippines		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Philippine island.
Saturn	Titan	Santorini Facula	2.4	145.6					W	140.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Greek island also known as Thira.
Saturn	Titan	Shikoku Facula	-10.4	164.1					W	285.0	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Japanese island.
Saturn	Titan	Vis Facula	7.0	138.4					W	215.0	Europe	Croatia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Croatian island.
Saturn	Titan	Antilia Faculae	-11.0	187.0					W	260.0	South and Central America	Netherland (Dutch) Antilles	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Archipelago corresponding to the mythical island of Antilia, once thought to lie midway between Europe and the Americas.
Saturn	Titan	Nicobar Faculae	2.0	159.0					W	575.0	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Indian archipelago.
Saturn	Titan	Ontario Lacus	-72.0	183.0					W	235.0	North America	Canada	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake on the border between Canada and the United States.
Saturn	Titan	Eir Macula	-24.0	114.7					W	145.0	Europe	Norway	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Norse goddess of healing and peace.
Saturn	Titan	Elpis Macula	31.2	27.0					W	500.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Greek goddess of happiness and hope.
Saturn	Titan	Omacatl Macula	17.6	37.2					W	225.0	South and Central America	Aztec	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	Aztec god of good cheer and lord of banquets.
Saturn	Titan	Hobal Virga	-35.0	166.0					W	1,075.0	Asia	Arabian	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A streak or stripe of color	Virga, virgae	Arabian rain god.
Saturn	Titan	Kalseru Virga	-36.0	137.0					W	630.0	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A streak or stripe of color	Virga, virgae	NW Australian rainbow serpent, bringer of rain.
Saturn	Titan	Shiwanni Virgae	-25.0	32.0					W	1,400.0	North America	Zuni	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A streak or stripe of color	Virga, virgae	Zuni rain god.
Mars	Mars	Winslow	-3.8	300.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.0	North America	United States	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Arizona.
Mars	MarsE	Winslow	-3.76	59.2	0	0	360	360	E	1.0	North America	United States	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Arizona.
Saturn	Titan	Fensal	5.0	30.0					W	0.0	Europe	Norway		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Geographic area distinguished by amount of reflected light	Albedo Feature	In Norse mythology, magnificent mansion of Frigga, to which she invited all married couples who had led virtuous lives on Earth to enjoy each other's company forever. 
Saturn	Titan	Hotei Arcus	-28.0	79.0					W	600.0	Asia	Japan		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Arc-shaped feature	Arcus, arc?s	One of the seven gods of happiness in Japanese Buddhism. He is the god of contentment, good fortune, cheerfulness, and he is always smiling. 
Saturn	Titan	Oahu Facula	5.0	166.7					W	465.0	Oceania	Hawaii	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Hawaiian island.
Saturn	Titan	Sotra Facula	-12.5	39.8					W	235.0	Europe	Norway	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Norwegian island.
Saturn	Titan	Texel Facula	-11.5	182.6					W	190.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Dutch island.
Saturn	Titan	Tortola Facula	8.8	143.1					W	65.0	South and Central America	Virgin Islands	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Island in the British Virgin Islands.
Saturn	Titan	Guabonito	-10.9	150.8					W	55.0	South and Central America	Puerto Rico	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Cryptic ringed features	Large ringed feature	Taino Indian (Antilles) sea goddess who taught the use of amulets.
Saturn	Titan	Nath	-30.5	7.7					W	95.0	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Cryptic ringed features	Large ringed feature	Irish goddess of wisdom.
Saturn	Titan	Veles	2.0	137.3					W	45.0	Europe	Slavic	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Cryptic ringed features	Large ringed feature	Slavic god of housekeeping wisdom.
Saturn	Titan	Tui Regio	-20.0	130.0					W	0.0	Asia	China	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Chinese goddess of happiness, joy, and water.
Saturn	Titan	Bacab Virgae	-19.0	151.0					W	485.0	South and Central America	Mayan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A streak or stripe of color	Virga, virgae	Mayan rain god.
Saturn	Titan	Perkunas Virgae	-27.0	162.0					W	980.0	Europe	Lithuania		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A streak or stripe of color	Virga, virgae	Lithuanian supreme god, ruler of rain, thunder, and lightning.
Mars	Mars	Beloha	-39.5	303.4	-39.8	-39.3	303.0	303.7	W	33.5	Africa	Madagascar	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Madagascar.
Mars	MarsE	Beloha	-39.18	56.6	-39.481	-38.982	57	56.3	E	33.5	Africa	Madagascar	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Madagascar.
Mars	Mars	Tyrrhenus Labyrinthus	-16.0	258.9	-15.4	-16.9	258.3	259.4	W	93.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2352	Adopted by IAU	2006	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tyrrhenus Labyrinthus	-15.83	101.1	-15.234	-16.72	101.7	100.6	E	93.0	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2352	Adopted by IAU	2006	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name.
Saturn	Titan	Menrva	20.1	87.2					W	392.0	Europe	Italy	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Etruscan goddess of wisdom.
Saturn	Titan	Sinlap	11.3	16.0					W	80.0	Asia	Burma		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kachin (N. Burma) wise spirit who dwells in the sky and gives wisdom to his worshippers.
Earth	Moon	Abbe H	-58.2	177.9					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernst Karl; German optician, physicist, astronomer (1840-1905).
Earth	Moon	Abbe K	-59.6	177.3					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernst Karl; German optician, physicist, astronomer (1840-1905).
Earth	Moon	Abbe M	-61.6	175.5					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernst Karl; German optician, physicist, astronomer (1840-1905).
Earth	Moon	Abel A	-36.6	86.0					E	19.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Earth	Moon	Abel B	-36.7	82.8					E	41.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Earth	Moon	Abel C	-36.0	81.0					E	31.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Earth	Moon	Abel D	-37.7	87.7					E	30.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Earth	Moon	Abel E	-37.8	86.5					E	13.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Earth	Moon	Abel J	-35.5	79.0					E	11.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Earth	Moon	Abel K	-35.0	77.2					E	9.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Earth	Moon	Abel L	-34.4	82.6					E	67.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Earth	Moon	Abel M	-32.2	83.6					E	81.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Henrik; Norwegian mathematician (1802-1829).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra A	-22.8	10.5					E	23.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra B	-20.8	10.1					E	14.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra C	-21.3	11.1					E	44.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra D	-21.7	9.7					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra E	-21.4	9.4					E	14.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra F	-21.5	10.3					E	7.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra G	-20.5	11.0					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra H	-21.1	12.8					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra J	-19.9	10.7					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abenezra P	-19.9	9.9					E	44.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra; Spanish mathematician, astronomer (1092-1164/1167).
Earth	Moon	Abul Wáfa A	1.4	116.8					E	16.0	Asia	Persian	LTO65D3	LTO-65D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ab? al-Waf? al-B?zaj?ni; Persian mathematician, astronomer (940-998).
Earth	Moon	Abul Wáfa Q	0.2	115.7					E	30.0	Asia	Persian	LTO65D3	LTO-65D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ab? al-Waf? al-B?zaj?ni; Persian mathematician, astronomer (940-998).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda A	-16.4	10.8					E	14.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda B	-14.5	16.4					E	15.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda BA	-14.6	16.8					E	13.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda C	-12.8	10.9					E	17.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda D	-13.2	9.5					E	20.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda E	-16.7	10.2					E	6.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda F	-16.2	13.0					E	13.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda G	-13.1	9.0					E	7.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda H	-13.8	9.6					E	5.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda J	-15.5	10.0					E	5.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda K	-14.9	10.6					E	10.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda L	-14.1	10.7					E	5.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda M	-16.2	12.1					E	10.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda N	-15.1	12.2					E	14.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda O	-15.4	11.2					E	7.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda P	-15.5	11.5					E	5.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda Q	-12.8	12.3					E	3.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda R	-12.8	13.0					E	7.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda S	-12.2	13.3					E	5.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda T	-14.8	13.8					E	7.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda U	-13.0	13.8					E	6.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda W	-12.5	13.9					E	5.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda X	-15.0	14.0					E	6.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda Y	-12.8	14.1					E	5.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Abulfeda Z	-14.7	15.2					E	5.0	Asia	Syria	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ismail Ibn Ab? al-Fid?; Syrian geographer (1273-1331).
Earth	Moon	Adams B	-31.5	65.6					E	28.0	North America	American		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Couch; British astronomer (1819-1892); Charles Hitchcock; American astronomer (1868-1951); Walter Sydney; American astronomer (1876-1956).
Earth	Moon	Adams C	-32.3	65.5					E	10.0	North America	American		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Couch; British astronomer (1819-1892); Charles Hitchcock; American astronomer (1868-1951); Walter Sydney; American astronomer (1876-1956).
Earth	Moon	Adams D	-32.5	71.6					E	42.0	North America	American		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Couch; British astronomer (1819-1892); Charles Hitchcock; American astronomer (1868-1951); Walter Sydney; American astronomer (1876-1956).
Earth	Moon	Adams M	-34.8	69.2					E	24.0	North America	American		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Couch; British astronomer (1819-1892); Charles Hitchcock; American astronomer (1868-1951); Walter Sydney; American astronomer (1876-1956).
Earth	Moon	Adams P	-35.2	71.0					E	24.0	North America	American		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Couch; British astronomer (1819-1892); Charles Hitchcock; American astronomer (1868-1951); Walter Sydney; American astronomer (1876-1956).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides A	-23.2	-28.4					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides B	-21.5	-31.6					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides C	-22.0	-32.9					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides E	-20.7	-33.0					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides F	-20.3	-31.8					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides G	-20.1	-26.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides H	-20.4	-33.9					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides J	-21.6	-32.5					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides K	-21.0	-27.4					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides L	-21.1	-26.7					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides N	-21.1	-29.6					E	22.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides O	-19.2	-26.6					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides P	-20.2	-28.7					E	66.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides R	-18.3	-30.7					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides S	-17.7	-30.5					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agatharchides T	-18.2	-27.7					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Agatharchides of Cnidos; Greek geographer (c. 116 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Agrippa B	6.2	9.4					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. A.D. 92).
Earth	Moon	Agrippa D	3.8	6.7					E	20.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. A.D. 92).
Earth	Moon	Agrippa E	5.2	8.5					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. A.D. 92).
Earth	Moon	Agrippa F	4.4	11.4					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. A.D. 92).
Earth	Moon	Agrippa G	3.9	6.2					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. A.D. 92).
Earth	Moon	Agrippa H	4.8	10.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. A.D. 92).
Earth	Moon	Agrippa S	5.3	8.9					E	32.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. A.D. 92).
Earth	Moon	Airy A	-17.0	7.7					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy B	-17.6	8.5					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy C	-19.3	4.9					E	34.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy D	-18.2	8.5					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy E	-20.7	7.6					E	38.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy F	-18.2	7.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy G	-18.7	7.0					E	25.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy H	-18.7	5.8					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy J	-19.0	6.1					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy L	-20.4	7.5					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy M	-19.2	7.6					E	1.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy N	-17.8	8.2					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy O	-16.7	8.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy P	-15.8	8.4					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy R	-19.6	8.8					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy S	-17.2	9.4					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy T	-19.2	9.4					E	40.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy V	-17.5	9.2					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Airy X	-18.9	10.2					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Biddell; British astronomer (1801-1892).
Earth	Moon	Aitken A	-14.0	173.7					E	13.0	North America	American	LTO86D4	LTO-86D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Grant; American astronomer (1864-1951).
Earth	Moon	Aitken C	-14.0	175.8					E	74.0	North America	American	LTO86D4	LTO-86D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Grant; American astronomer (1864-1951).
Earth	Moon	Aitken G	-16.8	174.2					E	7.0	North America	American	LTO86D4	LTO-86D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Grant; American astronomer (1864-1951).
Earth	Moon	Aitken N	-17.7	172.7					E	7.0	North America	American	LTO86D4	LTO-86D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Grant; American astronomer (1864-1951).
Earth	Moon	Aitken Y	-12.0	173.2					E	35.0	North America	American	LTO86D4	LTO-86D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Grant; American astronomer (1864-1951).
Earth	Moon	Aitken Z	-15.1	173.3					E	33.0	North America	American	LTO86D4	LTO-86D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Grant; American astronomer (1864-1951).
Earth	Moon	Al-Biruni C	18.4	93.0					E	9.0	Asia	Persian	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ab? ar-Rayh?n Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Bir?n?; Persian astronomer, mathematician, geographer (973-1048).
Earth	Moon	Al-Khwarizmi B	9.0	107.4					E	62.0	Asia	Iraq	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Iraqi mathematician (unkn-c. 825).
Earth	Moon	Al-Khwarizmi G	6.9	107.1					E	95.0	Asia	Iraq	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Iraqi mathematician (unkn-c. 825).
Earth	Moon	Al-Khwarizmi H	6.0	109.2					E	50.0	Asia	Iraq	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Iraqi mathematician (unkn-c. 825).
Earth	Moon	Al-Khwarizmi J	6.2	107.6					E	47.0	Asia	Iraq	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Iraqi mathematician (unkn-c. 825).
Earth	Moon	Al-Khwarizmi K	4.6	107.6					E	26.0	Asia	Iraq	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Iraqi mathematician (unkn-c. 825).
Earth	Moon	Al-Khwarizmi L	3.9	107.4					E	35.0	Asia	Iraq	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Iraqi mathematician (unkn-c. 825).
Earth	Moon	Al-Khwarizmi M	3.1	107.0					E	18.0	Asia	Iraq	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Iraqi mathematician (unkn-c. 825).
Earth	Moon	Al-Khwarizmi T	7.0	104.5					E	15.0	Asia	Iraq	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Iraqi mathematician (unkn-c. 825).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius A	-8.9	3.2					E	7.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius B	-10.0	4.0					E	20.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius C	-10.3	3.7					E	6.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius D	-11.3	7.1					E	9.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius E	-12.9	6.4					E	14.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius G	-9.4	1.9					E	15.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius H	-9.7	5.2					E	11.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius J	-11.1	6.2					E	7.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius K	-9.9	2.0					E	10.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius L	-12.1	6.3					E	8.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius M	-8.9	4.2					E	9.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius N	-9.8	4.5					E	9.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius O	-13.2	4.2					E	5.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius P	-12.9	4.5					E	5.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius S	-13.3	6.1					E	6.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Albategnius T	-12.6	6.1					E	9.0	Asia	Iraq	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muhammed Ben Geber Al-Batt?n?; Arab astronomer, mathematician (c. 858-929).
Earth	Moon	Alden B	-20.5	112.6					E	17.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harold Lee; American astronomer (1890-1964).
Earth	Moon	Alden C	-22.5	111.4					E	50.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harold Lee; American astronomer (1890-1964).
Earth	Moon	Alden E	-23.2	112.4					E	28.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harold Lee; American astronomer (1890-1964).
Earth	Moon	Alden V	-22.5	110.1					E	19.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harold Lee; American astronomer (1890-1964).
Earth	Moon	Alder E	-47.6	-172.3					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kurt; German organic chemist; Nobel laureate (1902-1958).
Earth	Moon	Alekhin E	-67.2	-124.1					E	38.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Pavlovich; Soviet rocket designer, engineer (1913-1964).
Earth	Moon	Alexander A	40.7	14.9					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander the Great, of Macedon; Greek geographer (356-323 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Alexander B	40.3	15.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander the Great, of Macedon; Greek geographer (356-323 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Alexander C	38.5	14.9					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander the Great, of Macedon; Greek geographer (356-323 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Alexander K	40.5	19.3					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander the Great, of Macedon; Greek geographer (356-323 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus A	-3.0	20.3					E	13.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus C	-6.1	18.1					E	11.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus D	-4.0	20.1					E	8.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus E	-4.6	19.0					E	4.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus F	-3.5	20.8					E	9.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus G	-2.6	21.2					E	6.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus H	-4.4	19.1					E	13.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus K	-5.3	19.5					E	4.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Earth	Moon	Alfraganus M	-5.6	19.6					E	3.0	Asia	Persian	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Fargani, Abu'l-'Abb?s Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn Kath?r; Persian astronomer (unkn-c. 840).
Earth	Moon	Alhazen A	16.2	74.3					E	14.0	Asia	Iraq	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ab? Ali Al-Hasan Ibn Al Haitham; Iraqi mathematician (987-1038).
Earth	Moon	Alhazen D	19.7	75.2					E	33.0	Asia	Iraq	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ab? Ali Al-Hasan Ibn Al Haitham; Iraqi mathematician (987-1038).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis A	-29.7	7.4					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis B	-31.3	3.2					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis C	-32.6	5.4					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis D	-33.1	6.9					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis E	-30.4	2.3					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis F	-32.7	3.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis G	-33.3	4.7					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis H	-31.8	6.1					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis K	-31.4	6.2					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis W	-31.9	5.3					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis X	-29.6	6.9					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis Y	-30.1	7.4					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Aliacensis Z	-30.0	4.6					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	D'Ailly, Pierre; French geographer (1350-1420).
Earth	Moon	Almanon A	-17.7	15.3					E	10.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon B	-18.3	15.3					E	25.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon C	-16.1	16.0					E	16.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon D	-18.6	15.6					E	6.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon E	-17.9	13.7					E	5.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon F	-15.9	14.3					E	5.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon G	-17.8	14.6					E	5.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon H	-19.0	15.3					E	6.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon K	-15.8	15.4					E	8.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon L	-18.9	16.6					E	6.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon P	-18.5	17.0					E	8.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon Q	-18.1	17.0					E	5.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Almanon R	-18.2	15.9					E	4.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abdalla Al Mamun; Persian astronomer (786-833).
Earth	Moon	Alpes A	51.4	-0.3					E	11.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named after Montes Alpes.
Earth	Moon	Alpes B	45.8	-0.9					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named after Montes Alpes.
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius B	-15.1	-6.8					E	10.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius C	-13.7	-6.1					E	2.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius G	-18.2	-6.5					E	12.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius H	-18.0	-6.0					E	5.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius J	-18.0	-5.7					E	4.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius M	-16.5	-3.2					E	24.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius N	-16.7	-3.8					E	11.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius U	-17.7	-5.1					E	14.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius V	-18.1	-5.8					E	17.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius W	-17.9	-6.0					E	27.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alpetragius X	-15.6	-5.7					E	32.0	Africa	Morocco	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Bitr?j? Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Ish?q; Spanish astronomer (unkn-c. 1100).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus A	-14.8	-2.3					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus B	-13.2	-0.2					E	24.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus C	-14.4	-4.8					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus D	-15.1	-0.8					E	23.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus G	-12.3	-3.3					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus H	-15.6	-0.5					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus J	-15.1	-2.5					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus K	-12.5	-0.1					E	20.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus L	-12.0	-3.7					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus R	-14.4	-1.9					E	3.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus X	-15.0	-4.4					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alphonsus Y	-14.7	-1.8					E	3.0	Europe	Spain	S-01	77 D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfonso X (El Sabio); Spanish astronomer (1221-1284).
Earth	Moon	Alter K	16.3	-106.0					E	22.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dinsmore; American astronomer, meteorologist (1888-1968).
Earth	Moon	Alter W	20.4	-109.2					E	52.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dinsmore; American astronomer, meteorologist (1888-1968).
Earth	Moon	Amici M	-11.8	-171.9					E	105.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer, optician (1786-1863).
Earth	Moon	Amici N	-11.8	-172.5					E	39.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer, optician (1786-1863).
Earth	Moon	Amici P	-12.3	-174.1					E	31.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer, optician (1786-1863).
Earth	Moon	Amici Q	-12.0	-175.7					E	47.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer, optician (1786-1863).
Earth	Moon	Amici R	-11.4	-175.2					E	34.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer, optician (1786-1863).
Earth	Moon	Amici T	-9.7	-174.0					E	43.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer, optician (1786-1863).
Earth	Moon	Amici U	-8.7	-175.5					E	96.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer, optician (1786-1863).
Earth	Moon	[Amundsen A]	-81.8	83.1					E	74.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roald Engelbregt Gravning; Norwegian explorer (1872-1928). <em>Note: Renamed Hédervári</em>
Earth	Moon	Amundsen C	-80.7	83.2					E	27.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roald Engelbregt Gravning; Norwegian explorer (1872-1928).
Earth	Moon	Anaxagoras A	72.2	-6.9					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (500-428 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaxagoras B	70.3	-11.4					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (500-428 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximander A	68.0	-50.2					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 611-547 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximander B	67.8	-60.7					E	78.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 611-547 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximander D	65.4	-50.1					E	92.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 611-547 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximander H	65.2	-40.8					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 611-547 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximander R	66.2	-54.9					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 611-547 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximander S	68.3	-53.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 611-547 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximander T	67.2	-52.0					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 611-547 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximander U	64.1	-48.3					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 611-547 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximenes B	68.8	-37.9					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (585-528 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximenes E	66.5	-31.4					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (585-528 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximenes G	73.8	-40.4					E	56.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (585-528 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Anaximenes H	74.6	-45.3					E	43.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (585-528 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	And?l A	-10.8	11.3					E	14.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l C	-9.0	11.2					E	3.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l D	-10.8	11.7					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l E	-12.0	12.2					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l F	-8.3	11.1					E	9.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l G	-11.0	12.4					E	4.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l H	-6.7	11.3					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l J	-7.5	11.4					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l K	-5.8	11.6					E	4.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l M	-9.7	11.1					E	27.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l N	-10.2	11.4					E	8.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l P	-11.6	12.3					E	19.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l S	-11.4	12.7					E	4.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l T	-11.2	13.3					E	4.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	And?l W	-12.4	12.3					E	12.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karel; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1884-1948).
Earth	Moon	Anders D	-40.4	-140.5					E	23.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Alison; American astronaut (1933-Live).
Earth	Moon	Anders G	-41.8	-141.9					E	18.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Alison; American astronaut (1933-Live).
Earth	Moon	Anders X	-39.7	-143.8					E	21.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Alison; American astronaut (1933-Live).
Earth	Moon	Anderson E	16.9	173.4					E	28.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John August; American astronomer (1876-1959).
Earth	Moon	Anderson F	16.3	173.6					E	49.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John August; American astronomer (1876-1959).
Earth	Moon	Anderson L	14.6	170.9					E	14.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John August; American astronomer (1876-1959).
Earth	Moon	Angström A	30.9	-41.1					E	6.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO39A2	LTO-39A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Jonas; Swedish physicist (1814-1874).
Earth	Moon	Angström B	31.7	-44.1					E	6.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO39A2	LTO-39A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Jonas; Swedish physicist (1814-1874).
Earth	Moon	Ansgarius B	-11.9	83.8					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Ansgar; German theologian (801-864).
Earth	Moon	Ansgarius C	-14.8	74.8					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Ansgar; German theologian (801-864).
Earth	Moon	Ansgarius M	-11.3	78.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Ansgar; German theologian (801-864).
Earth	Moon	Ansgarius N	-11.9	81.2					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Ansgar; German theologian (801-864).
Earth	Moon	Ansgarius P	-13.0	75.9					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81C1	LTO-81C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Ansgar; German theologian (801-864).
Earth	Moon	Anuchin B	-46.7	103.3					E	24.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dimitrii Nikolaevich; Russian geographer (1843-1923).
Earth	Moon	Anuchin L	-50.2	101.7					E	15.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dimitrii Nikolaevich; Russian geographer (1843-1923).
Earth	Moon	Anuchin N	-51.6	99.6					E	33.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dimitrii Nikolaevich; Russian geographer (1843-1923).
Earth	Moon	Anuchin Q	-51.1	98.3					E	50.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dimitrii Nikolaevich; Russian geographer (1843-1923).
Earth	Moon	Anuchin V	-48.1	99.6					E	15.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dimitrii Nikolaevich; Russian geographer (1843-1923).
Earth	Moon	Apianus A	-25.7	6.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus B	-27.4	9.0					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus C	-28.1	10.5					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus D	-26.1	10.7					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus E	-28.8	8.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus F	-28.1	6.4					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus G	-28.1	7.7					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus H	-28.1	8.7					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus J	-26.3	8.6					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus K	-27.4	9.3					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus L	-29.1	10.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus M	-24.7	10.3					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus N	-28.8	9.9					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus P	-25.2	9.2					E	40.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus R	-25.7	8.9					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus S	-25.6	8.5					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus T	-27.7	9.5					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus U	-27.9	9.0					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus V	-25.3	10.5					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus W	-25.5	7.4					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apianus X	-28.3	7.1					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bienewitz, Peter; German mathematician, astronomer (1495-1552).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius A	4.8	56.8					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius B	5.7	57.6					E	32.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius E	4.4	61.9					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius F	5.6	60.0					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius H	3.4	59.6					E	20.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius J	4.6	57.5					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius L	6.5	54.6					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius M	4.8	61.9					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius N	4.8	64.1					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius S	1.1	62.6					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius U	4.9	59.9					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius V	4.4	58.2					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius X	7.0	58.1					E	31.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Apollonius Y	4.9	62.6					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Apollonius of Perga; Greek mathematician (c. 262-190 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Appleton D	38.0	160.6					E	37.0	Europe	England	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Edward Victor; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1892-1965).
Earth	Moon	Appleton M	33.9	158.3					E	21.0	Europe	England	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Edward Victor; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1892-1965).
Earth	Moon	Appleton Q	34.3	155.3					E	26.0	Europe	England	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Edward Victor; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1892-1965).
Earth	Moon	Appleton R	36.2	156.2					E	39.0	Europe	England	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Edward Victor; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1892-1965).
Earth	Moon	Arago B	3.4	20.8					E	7.0	Europe	France	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dominique Francois Jean; French astronomer (1786-1853).
Earth	Moon	Arago C	3.9	21.5					E	3.0	Europe	France	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dominique Francois Jean; French astronomer (1786-1853).
Earth	Moon	Arago D	6.9	22.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dominique Francois Jean; French astronomer (1786-1853).
Earth	Moon	Arago E	8.5	22.7					E	6.0	Europe	France	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dominique Francois Jean; French astronomer (1786-1853).
Earth	Moon	Aratus B	24.2	5.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aratus of Soli; Greek astronomer (c. 310-240/239 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Aratus C	24.1	9.5					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aratus of Soli; Greek astronomer (c. 310-240/239 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Aratus CA	24.5	11.2					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aratus of Soli; Greek astronomer (c. 310-240/239 B.C.). <em>Note: Formerly Lorca</em>
Earth	Moon	Aratus D	24.3	8.6					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aratus of Soli; Greek astronomer (c. 310-240/239 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes C	31.6	-1.5					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes D	32.2	-2.6					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes E	25.0	-7.2					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes G	29.1	-8.2					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes H	23.9	-7.0					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes L	25.0	-2.6					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes M	26.1	-3.2					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes N	24.1	-3.9					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes P	25.9	-2.5					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes Q	28.5	-2.4					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes R	26.0	-6.6					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes S	29.5	-2.7					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes T	30.3	-5.0					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes U	32.8	-1.9					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes V	32.9	-4.0					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes W	23.8	-6.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes X	31.0	-8.0					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes Y	29.9	-9.5					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archimedes Z	26.8	-1.4					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek physicist, mathematician (c. 287-212 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Archytas B	61.3	3.2					E	36.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (428-347 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Archytas D	63.5	11.8					E	43.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (428-347 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Archytas G	55.6	0.5					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (428-347 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Archytas K	62.6	7.7					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (428-347 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Archytas L	56.2	0.9					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (428-347 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Archytas U	62.8	9.2					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (428-347 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Archytas W	61.2	5.2					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (428-347 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Argelander A	-16.5	6.8					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm August; German astronomer (1799-1875).
Earth	Moon	Argelander B	-15.5	5.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm August; German astronomer (1799-1875).
Earth	Moon	Argelander C	-16.3	5.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm August; German astronomer (1799-1875).
Earth	Moon	Argelander D	-17.6	4.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm August; German astronomer (1799-1875).
Earth	Moon	Argelander W	-16.7	4.2					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm August; German astronomer (1799-1875).
Earth	Moon	Ariadaeus A	4.6	17.5					E	8.0	Asia	Babylon	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philip III of Macedonia; chronologer (c. 358-317 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Ariadaeus B	4.9	15.0					E	8.0	Asia	Babylon	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philip III of Macedonia; chronologer (c. 358-317 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Ariadaeus D	4.9	17.0					E	4.0	Asia	Babylon	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philip III of Macedonia; chronologer (c. 358-317 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Ariadaeus E	5.3	17.7					E	24.0	Asia	Babylon	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philip III of Macedonia; chronologer (c. 358-317 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Ariadaeus F	4.4	18.0					E	3.0	Asia	Babylon	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philip III of Macedonia; chronologer (c. 358-317 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus B	26.3	-46.8					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus D	23.7	-42.9					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus F	21.7	-46.5					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus H	22.6	-45.7					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus N	22.8	-42.9					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus S	19.3	-46.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus T	19.6	-46.4					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus U	19.7	-48.6					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristarchus Z	25.5	-48.4					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (310-230 B.C. ?).
Earth	Moon	Aristillus A	33.6	4.5					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (fl. c. 280 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Aristillus B	34.8	-1.9					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (fl. c. 280 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Aristoteles D	47.5	14.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (383-322 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Aristoteles M	53.5	27.2					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (383-322 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Aristoteles N	52.9	26.8					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (383-322 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Armi?ski D	-15.9	155.3					E	19.0	Europe	Poland	LTO103A1	LTO-103A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franciszek; Polish astronomer (1789-1848). (Spelling changed from Armínski.)
Earth	Moon	Armi?ski K	-17.1	154.6					E	22.0	Europe	Poland	LTO103A1	LTO-103A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franciszek; Polish astronomer (1789-1848). (Spelling changed from Armínski.)
Earth	Moon	Arnold A	68.8	39.8					E	57.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arnold E	71.6	38.3					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arnold F	67.5	35.2					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arnold G	67.3	31.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arnold H	72.6	45.3					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arnold J	65.9	33.7					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arnold K	70.8	42.8					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arnold L	70.2	36.1					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arnold M	68.3	43.6					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arnold N	70.2	41.9					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1650-1695).
Earth	Moon	Arrhenius J	-57.6	-88.3					E	18.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Svante August; Swedish chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1927).
Earth	Moon	[Arrhenius P]	-58.3	-93.5					E	38.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Svante August; Swedish chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1927). <em>Note: Renamed Blanchard</em>
Earth	Moon	Artem'ev G	10.3	-142.8					E	60.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Andreevich; Soviet rocket scientist (1885-1962).
Earth	Moon	Artem'ev L	8.3	-143.3					E	30.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Andreevich; Soviet rocket scientist (1885-1962).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel A	-18.0	-1.5					E	10.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel B	-17.0	-2.9					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel C	-17.4	-3.7					E	6.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel D	-20.2	-2.1					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel H	-18.7	-2.0					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel K	-18.3	-1.6					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel L	-20.0	0.1					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel M	-20.6	-0.9					E	3.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel N	-20.4	-2.2					E	3.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel T	-17.7	-1.3					E	3.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Arzachel Y	-18.2	-4.3					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Zarq?l?; Spanish-Arabic astronomer (died 1100).
Earth	Moon	Asclepi A	-52.9	23.0					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe Maria; Italian astronomer (1706-1776).
Earth	Moon	Asclepi B	-54.1	23.9					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe Maria; Italian astronomer (1706-1776).
Earth	Moon	Asclepi C	-53.3	23.4					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe Maria; Italian astronomer (1706-1776).
Earth	Moon	Asclepi D	-53.5	24.1					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe Maria; Italian astronomer (1706-1776).
Earth	Moon	Asclepi E	-52.1	24.1					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe Maria; Italian astronomer (1706-1776).
Earth	Moon	Asclepi G	-53.3	24.8					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe Maria; Italian astronomer (1706-1776).
Earth	Moon	Asclepi H	-52.7	25.1					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe Maria; Italian astronomer (1706-1776).
Earth	Moon	Aston K	35.1	-87.8					E	14.0	Europe	England	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis William; British chemist, physicist; Nobel laureate (1877-1945).
Earth	Moon	Aston L	35.5	-86.5					E	10.0	Europe	England	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis William; British chemist, physicist; Nobel laureate (1877-1945).
Earth	Moon	Atlas A	45.3	49.6					E	22.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mythological Greek Titan.
Earth	Moon	Atlas D	50.4	49.6					E	25.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mythological Greek Titan.
Earth	Moon	Atlas E	48.6	42.5					E	58.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mythological Greek Titan.
Earth	Moon	Atlas G	50.7	46.5					E	23.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mythological Greek Titan.
Earth	Moon	Atlas L	51.3	48.6					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mythological Greek Titan.
Earth	Moon	Atlas P	49.6	52.7					E	27.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mythological Greek Titan.
Earth	Moon	Atlas W	44.4	44.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mythological Greek Titan.
Earth	Moon	Atlas X	45.1	45.0					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mythological Greek Titan.
Earth	Moon	Autolycus A	30.9	2.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Autolycus of Pitane; Greek astronomer (fl. c. 310 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Autolycus K	31.2	5.4					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Autolycus of Pitane; Greek astronomer (fl. c. 310 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Auwers A	13.8	18.3					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LTO60A2	LTO-60A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Friedrich Julius Arthur; German astronomer (1838-1915).
Earth	Moon	Auzout C	8.8	65.3					E	16.0	Europe	France	LTO62B4	LTO-62B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien; French astronomer, physicist (1622-1691).
Earth	Moon	Auzout D	9.3	62.3					E	10.0	Europe	France	LTO62B4	LTO-62B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien; French astronomer, physicist (1622-1691).
Earth	Moon	Auzout E	9.6	60.6					E	17.0	Europe	France	LTO62B4	LTO-62B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien; French astronomer, physicist (1622-1691).
Earth	Moon	Auzout L	8.3	61.3					E	9.0	Europe	France	LTO62B4	LTO-62B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien; French astronomer, physicist (1622-1691).
Earth	Moon	Auzout R	8.7	60.1					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO62B4	LTO-62B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien; French astronomer, physicist (1622-1691).
Earth	Moon	Auzout U	9.4	61.0					E	8.0	Europe	France	LTO62B4	LTO-62B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien; French astronomer, physicist (1622-1691).
Earth	Moon	Auzout V	9.3	61.4					E	7.0	Europe	France	LTO62B4	LTO-62B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien; French astronomer, physicist (1622-1691).
Earth	Moon	Avicenna E	40.0	-91.1					E	25.0	Asia	Persian	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abu Ali Al-Hussein Ibn Abdallah; Persian doctor (980-1037).
Earth	Moon	Avicenna G	39.0	-92.0					E	26.0	Asia	Persian	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abu Ali Al-Hussein Ibn Abdallah; Persian doctor (980-1037).
Earth	Moon	Avicenna R	38.9	-100.1					E	21.0	Asia	Persian	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abu Ali Al-Hussein Ibn Abdallah; Persian doctor (980-1037).
Earth	Moon	Avogadro D	64.4	169.5					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Amedeo (Conte Di Quarengna); Italian physicist (1776-1856).
Earth	Moon	Azophi A	-24.4	11.2					E	29.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Earth	Moon	Azophi B	-23.6	10.6					E	19.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Earth	Moon	Azophi C	-21.8	13.1					E	5.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Earth	Moon	Azophi D	-24.3	13.4					E	9.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Earth	Moon	Azophi E	-23.5	13.8					E	5.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Earth	Moon	Azophi F	-22.2	13.9					E	6.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Earth	Moon	Azophi G	-23.9	12.3					E	53.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Earth	Moon	Azophi H	-25.5	11.8					E	21.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Earth	Moon	Azophi J	-21.2	13.1					E	8.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-Sufi, Abderrahman; Persian astronomer (903-986).
Earth	Moon	Babbage A	59.0	-55.1					E	32.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British mathematician (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	Babbage B	57.1	-59.7					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British mathematician (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	Babbage C	59.1	-57.3					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British mathematician (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	Babbage D	58.6	-61.0					E	68.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British mathematician (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	Babbage E	58.5	-61.4					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British mathematician (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	Babbage U	60.9	-51.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British mathematician (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	Babbage X	60.2	-49.9					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British mathematician (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	Babcock H	3.0	96.5					E	63.0	North America	American	LTO64D1	LTO-64D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harold Delos; American astronomer, physicist (1882-1968).
Earth	Moon	Babcock K	1.2	95.2					E	10.0	North America	American	LTO64D1	LTO-64D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harold Delos; American astronomer, physicist (1882-1968).
Earth	Moon	Backlund E	-15.5	105.3					E	15.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Oskar; Russian astronomer (1846-1916).
Earth	Moon	Backlund L	-18.2	103.5					E	56.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Oskar; Russian astronomer (1846-1916).
Earth	Moon	Backlund N	-17.8	102.8					E	18.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Oskar; Russian astronomer (1846-1916).
Earth	Moon	Backlund P	-18.9	102.0					E	27.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Oskar; Russian astronomer (1846-1916).
Earth	Moon	Backlund R	-16.8	101.5					E	23.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Oskar; Russian astronomer (1846-1916).
Earth	Moon	Backlund S	-16.8	100.6					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Oskar; Russian astronomer (1846-1916).
Earth	Moon	Baco A	-52.8	20.2					E	39.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco B	-49.5	16.6					E	43.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco C	-50.8	14.8					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco D	-51.6	16.4					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco E	-52.9	16.2					E	28.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco F	-50.4	17.7					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco G	-54.4	17.2					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco H	-51.9	18.9					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco J	-54.7	19.3					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco K	-53.9	17.6					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco L	-49.5	16.7					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco M	-49.2	18.0					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco N	-50.8	16.3					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco O	-52.1	19.9					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco P	-50.8	19.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco Q	-52.3	18.7					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco R	-49.2	21.0					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco S	-49.4	18.5					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco T	-53.7	19.8					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco U	-52.4	19.3					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco W	-53.3	21.1					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baco Z	-53.0	15.0					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger; British natural philosopher, optician (c. 1214-c. 1294).
Earth	Moon	Baillaud A	75.7	48.8					E	56.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Édouard) Benjamin; French astronomer (1848-1934).
Earth	Moon	Baillaud B	73.0	33.3					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Édouard) Benjamin; French astronomer (1848-1934).
Earth	Moon	Baillaud C	75.0	51.4					E	11.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Édouard) Benjamin; French astronomer (1848-1934).
Earth	Moon	Baillaud D	73.6	49.7					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Édouard) Benjamin; French astronomer (1848-1934).
Earth	Moon	Baillaud E	74.3	36.0					E	14.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Édouard) Benjamin; French astronomer (1848-1934).
Earth	Moon	Baillaud F	75.7	53.7					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Édouard) Benjamin; French astronomer (1848-1934).
Earth	Moon	Bailly A	-69.3	-59.5					E	38.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly B	-68.8	-63.1					E	65.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly C	-65.6	-69.6					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly D	-65.2	-72.2					E	23.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly E	-62.5	-65.7					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly F	-67.5	-69.2					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly G	-65.6	-59.1					E	18.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly H	-63.5	-62.1					E	12.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly K	-62.8	-76.5					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly L	-60.8	-70.9					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly M	-61.4	-68.4					E	23.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly N	-60.5	-63.6					E	11.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly O	-69.6	-56.7					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly P	-59.6	-60.6					E	15.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly R	-64.8	-80.0					E	18.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly T	-66.5	-72.8					E	18.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly U	-71.3	-75.8					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly V	-72.0	-85.0					E	29.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly Y	-61.3	-66.6					E	12.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Bailly Z	-60.2	-65.6					E	12.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Sylvain; French astronomer (1736-1793).
Earth	Moon	Baily A	48.6	31.3					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis; British astronomer (1774-1844).
Earth	Moon	Baily B	51.0	35.1					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis; British astronomer (1774-1844).
Earth	Moon	Baily K	51.5	30.5					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis; British astronomer (1774-1844).
Earth	Moon	Balboa A	17.4	-81.9					E	47.0	Europe	Spain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasco Nuñez de; Spanish explorer (1475-1519).
Earth	Moon	Balboa B	20.3	-82.3					E	62.0	Europe	Spain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasco Nuñez de; Spanish explorer (1475-1519).
Earth	Moon	Balboa C	19.6	-79.1					E	27.0	Europe	Spain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasco Nuñez de; Spanish explorer (1475-1519).
Earth	Moon	Balboa D	18.2	-79.7					E	40.0	Europe	Spain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasco Nuñez de; Spanish explorer (1475-1519).
Earth	Moon	Baldet J	-54.6	-149.5					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fernand; French astronomer (1885-1964).
Earth	Moon	Ball A	-34.7	-9.3					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (unkn-1690).
Earth	Moon	Ball B	-36.9	-9.1					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (unkn-1690).
Earth	Moon	Ball C	-37.7	-8.7					E	31.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (unkn-1690).
Earth	Moon	Ball D	-35.6	-10.3					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (unkn-1690).
Earth	Moon	Ball E	-36.5	-8.1					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (unkn-1690).
Earth	Moon	Ball F	-36.9	-8.5					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (unkn-1690).
Earth	Moon	Ball G	-37.7	-10.1					E	28.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (unkn-1690).
Earth	Moon	Balmer M	-20.7	71.5					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; Swiss mathematician, physician (1825-1898).
Earth	Moon	Balmer N	-19.9	69.9					E	8.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; Swiss mathematician, physician (1825-1898).
Earth	Moon	Balmer P	-20.4	67.7					E	13.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; Swiss mathematician, physician (1825-1898).
Earth	Moon	Balmer Q	-18.7	70.5					E	7.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; Swiss mathematician, physician (1825-1898).
Earth	Moon	Balmer R	-18.7	69.1					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; Swiss mathematician, physician (1825-1898).
Earth	Moon	Balmer S	-18.4	67.6					E	6.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; Swiss mathematician, physician (1825-1898).
Earth	Moon	Banachiewicz B	5.3	78.9					E	24.0	Europe	Poland	LTO63C1	LTO-63C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tadeusz; Polish astronomer, mathematician (1882-1954).
Earth	Moon	Banachiewicz C	7.0	75.4					E	19.0	Europe	Poland	LTO63C1	LTO-63C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tadeusz; Polish astronomer, mathematician (1882-1954).
Earth	Moon	Banachiewicz E	7.5	74.7					E	7.0	Europe	Poland	LTO63C1	LTO-63C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tadeusz; Polish astronomer, mathematician (1882-1954).
Earth	Moon	Barbier F	-23.8	158.1					E	14.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; French astronomer (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Barbier D	-23.0	160.2					E	24.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; French astronomer (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Barbier G	-24.4	160.1					E	17.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; French astronomer (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Barbier H	-25.3	160.5					E	17.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; French astronomer (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Barbier J	-26.0	160.1					E	43.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; French astronomer (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Barbier K	-26.5	159.4					E	7.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; French astronomer (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Barbier U	-22.8	155.1					E	38.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; French astronomer (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Barbier V	-22.3	154.6					E	29.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; French astronomer (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Barnard A	-31.8	84.5					E	13.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Emerson; American astronomer (1857-1923).
Earth	Moon	Barnard D	-31.4	89.3					E	47.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Emerson; American astronomer (1857-1923).
Earth	Moon	Barocius B	-44.0	18.3					E	39.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius C	-43.1	17.6					E	33.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius D	-46.0	19.1					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius E	-47.1	22.2					E	26.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius EC	-48.1	22.5					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius F	-45.8	21.6					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius G	-42.4	21.0					E	27.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius H	-46.7	21.6					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius J	-44.9	21.5					E	27.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius K	-45.2	19.6					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius L	-42.4	18.9					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius M	-42.4	19.5					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius N	-43.1	19.8					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius O	-45.6	21.9					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius R	-43.9	21.6					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius S	-42.4	21.8					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barocius W	-45.6	16.2					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian mathematician (1537-1604).
Earth	Moon	Barringer C	-26.5	-148.8					E	19.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Moreau; American engineer, geologist (1860-1929).
Earth	Moon	[Barringer L]	-31.1	-148.9					E	39.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Moreau; American engineer, geologist (1860-1929). <em>Note: Renamed Scobee</em>
Earth	Moon	[Barringer M]	-31.6	-150.2					E	34.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Moreau; American engineer, geologist (1860-1929). <em>Note: Renamed Smith</em>
Earth	Moon	Barringer Z	-25.0	-150.3					E	24.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Moreau; American engineer, geologist (1860-1929).
Earth	Moon	Barrow A	70.5	3.8					E	28.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Earth	Moon	Barrow B	70.1	10.5					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Earth	Moon	Barrow C	73.1	11.1					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Earth	Moon	Barrow E	68.9	3.3					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Earth	Moon	Barrow F	69.1	1.8					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Earth	Moon	Barrow G	70.1	0.2					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Earth	Moon	Barrow H	69.2	6.0					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Earth	Moon	Barrow K	69.2	11.8					E	46.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Earth	Moon	Barrow M	67.6	9.2					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Isaac; British mathematician (1630-1677).
Earth	Moon	Bartels A	25.7	-89.6					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German geophysicist (1899-1964).
Earth	Moon	Bayer A	-51.3	-30.3					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer B	-48.8	-28.2					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer C	-49.7	-31.2					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer D	-47.9	-29.8					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer E	-51.7	-32.3					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer F	-53.0	-31.6					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer G	-51.7	-35.3					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer H	-53.5	-32.5					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer J	-52.2	-33.6					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer K	-50.2	-34.0					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer L	-47.5	-33.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer M	-50.6	-31.0					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer N	-48.3	-29.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer P	-51.6	-29.5					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer R	-52.5	-35.5					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer S	-52.3	-36.4					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer T	-49.2	-30.1					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer U	-48.4	-31.3					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer V	-47.5	-31.6					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer W	-48.0	-33.5					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer X	-53.4	-33.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer Y	-49.2	-35.7					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Bayer Z	-49.0	-33.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer (1572-1625).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont A	-16.3	27.7					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont B	-18.6	26.8					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont C	-20.2	28.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont D	-17.0	26.2					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont E	-18.8	27.5					E	18.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont F	-18.3	26.6					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont G	-20.3	27.1					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont H	-17.2	28.4					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont J	-19.9	26.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont K	-17.5	30.1					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont L	-14.4	30.0					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont M	-19.4	28.6					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont N	-16.9	27.7					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont P	-19.9	29.6					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Beaumont R	-17.9	30.7					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce Élie de; French geologist (1798-1874).
Earth	Moon	Becquerel E	41.0	131.5					E	32.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine-Henri; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1908).
Earth	Moon	Becquerel F	40.9	132.9					E	21.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine-Henri; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1908).
Earth	Moon	Becquerel W	42.2	126.9					E	27.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine-Henri; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1908).
Earth	Moon	Becquerel X	42.2	128.1					E	34.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine-Henri; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1908).
Earth	Moon	Be?vá? D	-1.5	126.5					E	15.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonin; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	Be?vá? E	-2.0	127.8					E	15.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonin; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	Be?vá? J	-3.6	126.6					E	45.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonin; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	Be?vá? Q	-2.9	124.0					E	28.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonin; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	Be?vá? S	-3.0	121.1					E	14.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonin; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	Be?vá? T	-1.8	121.9					E	27.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonin; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	Be?vá? X	-0.6	124.2					E	26.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonin; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	Beer A	27.2	-8.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO41A4	LTO-41A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer (1797-1850).
Earth	Moon	Beer B	25.7	-9.0					E	2.0	Europe	Germany	LTO41A4	LTO-41A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer (1797-1850).
Earth	Moon	Beer E	27.8	-7.8					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LTO41A4	LTO-41A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer (1797-1850).
Earth	Moon	Behaim B	-16.1	76.8					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin; German navigator, cartographer (1459-1507).
Earth	Moon	Behaim BA	-16.4	76.0					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin; German navigator, cartographer (1459-1507).
Earth	Moon	Behaim C	-16.7	77.8					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin; German navigator, cartographer (1459-1507).
Earth	Moon	Behaim N	-16.1	73.5					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin; German navigator, cartographer (1459-1507).
Earth	Moon	Behaim S	-16.6	81.4					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin; German navigator, cartographer (1459-1507).
Earth	Moon	Behaim T	-16.1	81.3					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin; German navigator, cartographer (1459-1507).
Earth	Moon	Beijerinck C	-11.0	153.7					E	20.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martinus Willem; Dutch botanist (1851-1931).
Earth	Moon	Beijerinck D	-12.8	153.1					E	14.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martinus Willem; Dutch botanist (1851-1931).
Earth	Moon	Beijerinck H	-14.2	153.3					E	16.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martinus Willem; Dutch botanist (1851-1931).
Earth	Moon	Beijerinck J	-14.8	153.7					E	40.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martinus Willem; Dutch botanist (1851-1931).
Earth	Moon	Beijerinck R	-14.7	149.2					E	28.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martinus Willem; Dutch botanist (1851-1931).
Earth	Moon	Beijerinck S	-14.2	147.2					E	27.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martinus Willem; Dutch botanist (1851-1931).
Earth	Moon	Beijerinck U	-12.4	149.0					E	18.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martinus Willem; Dutch botanist (1851-1931).
Earth	Moon	Beijerinck V	-12.7	150.1					E	42.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martinus Willem; Dutch botanist (1851-1931).
Earth	Moon	Bel'kovich A	58.7	86.0					E	58.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Igor V.; Soviet astronomer (1904-1949).
Earth	Moon	Bel'kovich B	58.9	85.0					E	13.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Igor V.; Soviet astronomer (1904-1949).
Earth	Moon	Bel'kovich K	63.8	93.6					E	47.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Igor V.; Soviet astronomer (1904-1949).
Earth	Moon	Bell E	22.0	-95.8					E	15.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander Graham; Scottish-American inventor (1847-1922).
Earth	Moon	Bell J	19.9	-94.0					E	18.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander Graham; Scottish-American inventor (1847-1922).
Earth	Moon	Bell K	18.3	-95.1					E	18.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander Graham; Scottish-American inventor (1847-1922).
Earth	Moon	Bell L	19.7	-95.8					E	23.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander Graham; Scottish-American inventor (1847-1922).
Earth	Moon	Bell N	19.5	-96.9					E	18.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander Graham; Scottish-American inventor (1847-1922).
Earth	Moon	Bell Q	20.7	-97.2					E	23.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander Graham; Scottish-American inventor (1847-1922).
Earth	Moon	Bell T	21.9	-98.9					E	52.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander Graham; Scottish-American inventor (1847-1922).
Earth	Moon	Bell Y	25.4	-96.7					E	23.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander Graham; Scottish-American inventor (1847-1922).
Earth	Moon	Bellot A	-13.4	47.7					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Rene; French explorer (1826-1853).
Earth	Moon	Bellot B	-13.5	47.8					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Rene; French explorer (1826-1853).
Earth	Moon	Belyaev Q	20.6	139.4					E	50.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pavel Ivanovich; Soviet cosmonaut (1925-1970).
Earth	Moon	Bergstrand G	-20.0	179.4					E	34.0	Europe	Sweden	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Östen Emanuel; Swedish astronomer (1873-1948).
Earth	Moon	Bergstrand J	-20.4	178.2					E	25.0	Europe	Sweden	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Östen Emanuel; Swedish astronomer (1873-1948).
Earth	Moon	Bergstrand Q	-20.1	175.1					E	59.0	Europe	Sweden	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Östen Emanuel; Swedish astronomer (1873-1948).
Earth	Moon	Berkner A	27.6	-104.8					E	22.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lloyd Viel; American geophysicist (1905-1967).
Earth	Moon	Berkner B	29.3	-104.1					E	33.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lloyd Viel; American geophysicist (1905-1967).
Earth	Moon	Berkner Y	27.8	-106.2					E	31.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lloyd Viel; American geophysicist (1905-1967).
Earth	Moon	Berlage R	-64.0	-167.6					E	25.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik Petrus; Dutch geophysicist, meteorologist (1896-1968).
Earth	Moon	Bernoulli A	36.4	60.9					E	22.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques; Swiss mathematician (1654-1705); Jean; Swiss mathematician (1667-1748). (Spelling changed from Bernouilli.)
Earth	Moon	Bernoulli B	36.9	65.6					E	22.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques; Swiss mathematician (1654-1705); Jean; Swiss mathematician (1667-1748). (Spelling changed from Bernouilli.)
Earth	Moon	Bernoulli C	35.3	67.2					E	19.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques; Swiss mathematician (1654-1705); Jean; Swiss mathematician (1667-1748). (Spelling changed from Bernouilli.)
Earth	Moon	Bernoulli D	35.7	66.5					E	12.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques; Swiss mathematician (1654-1705); Jean; Swiss mathematician (1667-1748). (Spelling changed from Bernouilli.)
Earth	Moon	Bernoulli E	35.3	63.0					E	26.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques; Swiss mathematician (1654-1705); Jean; Swiss mathematician (1667-1748). (Spelling changed from Bernouilli.)
Earth	Moon	Bernoulli K	36.7	62.7					E	20.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques; Swiss mathematician (1654-1705); Jean; Swiss mathematician (1667-1748). (Spelling changed from Bernouilli.)
Earth	Moon	Berosus A	33.1	68.1					E	12.0	Asia	Babylon	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Berosus the Chaldean; Babylonian astronomer (unkn-c. 250 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Berosus F	34.0	66.6					E	22.0	Asia	Babylon	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Berosus the Chaldean; Babylonian astronomer (unkn-c. 250 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Berosus K	32.1	70.9					E	6.0	Asia	Babylon	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Berosus the Chaldean; Babylonian astronomer (unkn-c. 250 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Berzelius A	36.8	48.9					E	7.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Jacob; Swedish chemist (1779-1848).
Earth	Moon	Berzelius B	32.6	43.1					E	23.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Jacob; Swedish chemist (1779-1848).
Earth	Moon	Berzelius F	32.8	46.0					E	12.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Jacob; Swedish chemist (1779-1848).
Earth	Moon	Berzelius K	35.5	47.0					E	7.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Jacob; Swedish chemist (1779-1848).
Earth	Moon	Berzelius T	36.2	48.0					E	9.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Jacob; Swedish chemist (1779-1848).
Earth	Moon	Berzelius W	38.2	53.0					E	6.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jöns Jacob; Swedish chemist (1779-1848).
Earth	Moon	Bessarion A	17.1	-39.8					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessarion B	16.8	-41.7					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessarion C	16.0	-42.6					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessarion D	19.8	-41.7					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessarion E	15.4	-37.3					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessarion G	14.9	-40.3					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessarion H	15.3	-41.4					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessarion V	15.0	-35.0					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessarion W	16.7	-36.9					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Greek scholar (1403-1472).
Earth	Moon	Bessel D	27.3	19.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO42D2	LTO-42D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1784-1846).
Earth	Moon	Bessel F	21.2	13.8					E	1.0	Europe	Germany	LTO42D2	LTO-42D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1784-1846).
Earth	Moon	Bessel G	21.1	14.7					E	1.0	Europe	Germany	LTO42D2	LTO-42D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1784-1846).
Earth	Moon	Bessel H	25.7	20.0					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO42D2	LTO-42D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1784-1846).
Earth	Moon	Bettinus A	-64.9	-48.8					E	26.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mario; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1582-1657).
Earth	Moon	Bettinus B	-63.6	-51.0					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mario; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1582-1657).
Earth	Moon	Bettinus C	-63.3	-37.7					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mario; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1582-1657).
Earth	Moon	Bettinus D	-65.0	-46.4					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mario; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1582-1657).
Earth	Moon	Bettinus E	-63.2	-42.1					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mario; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1582-1657).
Earth	Moon	Bettinus F	-62.9	-43.3					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mario; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1582-1657).
Earth	Moon	Bettinus G	-61.5	-44.3					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mario; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1582-1657).
Earth	Moon	Bettinus H	-64.6	-43.7					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mario; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1582-1657).
Earth	Moon	Bianchini D	47.6	-35.8					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1662-1729).
Earth	Moon	Bianchini G	46.7	-32.7					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1662-1729).
Earth	Moon	Bianchini H	48.0	-32.7					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1662-1729).
Earth	Moon	Bianchini M	48.4	-30.6					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1662-1729).
Earth	Moon	Bianchini N	48.5	-31.0					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1662-1729).
Earth	Moon	Bianchini W	48.5	-33.7					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1662-1729).
Earth	Moon	Biela A	-52.9	53.3					E	26.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela B	-56.5	49.6					E	43.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela C	-54.3	53.5					E	26.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela D	-55.8	56.3					E	14.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela E	-56.4	56.3					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela F	-56.3	54.5					E	9.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela G	-56.2	53.9					E	10.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela H	-57.9	54.2					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela J	-57.0	52.9					E	14.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela T	-53.8	49.9					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela U	-53.4	49.0					E	16.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela V	-53.6	48.5					E	6.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela W	-55.1	49.6					E	16.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela Y	-54.9	58.0					E	15.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Biela Z	-53.8	57.0					E	48.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; Austrian astronomer (1782-1856).
Earth	Moon	Billy A	-14.3	-46.3					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques de; French mathematician (1602-1679).
Earth	Moon	Billy B	-12.2	-47.6					E	25.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques de; French mathematician (1602-1679).
Earth	Moon	Billy C	-16.1	-49.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques de; French mathematician (1602-1679).
Earth	Moon	Billy D	-14.9	-48.3					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques de; French mathematician (1602-1679).
Earth	Moon	Billy E	-15.0	-49.6					E	2.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques de; French mathematician (1602-1679).
Earth	Moon	Billy H	-15.6	-49.6					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques de; French mathematician (1602-1679).
Earth	Moon	Billy K	-12.9	-48.7					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques de; French mathematician (1602-1679).
Earth	Moon	Bingham H	7.5	116.2					E	26.0	North America	American	LTO65A3	LTO-65A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hiram; American explorer (1875-1956).
Earth	Moon	Biot A	-22.2	48.9					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste; French astronomer (1774-1862).
Earth	Moon	Biot B	-20.4	49.6					E	28.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste; French astronomer (1774-1862).
Earth	Moon	Biot C	-22.0	51.1					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste; French astronomer (1774-1862).
Earth	Moon	Biot D	-24.3	50.3					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste; French astronomer (1774-1862).
Earth	Moon	Biot E	-24.6	50.9					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste; French astronomer (1774-1862).
Earth	Moon	Biot T	-21.4	49.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste; French astronomer (1774-1862).
Earth	Moon	Birkeland M	-32.0	174.1					E	23.0	Europe	Norway	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Olaf Kristian; Norwegian physicist (1867-1917).
Earth	Moon	Birkhoff K	57.8	-144.3					E	58.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George David; American mathematician (1884-1944).
Earth	Moon	Birkhoff L	56.6	-144.8					E	37.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George David; American mathematician (1884-1944).
Earth	Moon	Birkhoff M	54.7	-144.8					E	23.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George David; American mathematician (1884-1944).
Earth	Moon	Birkhoff Q	56.6	-150.8					E	43.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George David; American mathematician (1884-1944).
Earth	Moon	Birkhoff R	57.5	-153.0					E	27.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George David; American mathematician (1884-1944).
Earth	Moon	Birkhoff X	62.1	-149.7					E	77.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George David; American mathematician (1884-1944).
Earth	Moon	Birkhoff Y	59.9	-146.6					E	25.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George David; American mathematician (1884-1944).
Earth	Moon	Birkhoff Z	61.3	-145.3					E	30.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George David; American mathematician (1884-1944).
Earth	Moon	Birmingham B	63.6	-11.3					E	8.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Irish astronomer (1816-1884).
Earth	Moon	Birmingham G	64.5	-10.2					E	5.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Irish astronomer (1816-1884).
Earth	Moon	Birmingham H	64.4	-10.6					E	7.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Irish astronomer (1816-1884).
Earth	Moon	Birmingham K	65.0	-13.1					E	6.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Irish astronomer (1816-1884).
Earth	Moon	Birt A	-22.5	-8.2					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt B	-22.2	-10.2					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt C	-23.7	-8.3					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt D	-21.0	-9.8					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt E	-20.7	-9.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt F	-22.3	-9.1					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt G	-23.1	-8.2					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt H	-23.0	-9.1					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt J	-23.0	-9.4					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt K	-22.4	-9.7					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Birt L	-21.6	-9.3					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William R.; British selenographer (1804-1881).
Earth	Moon	Bjerknes A	-36.0	113.7					E	18.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vilhelm Friman Koren; Norwegian physicist (1862-1951).
Earth	Moon	Bjerknes B	-37.2	113.8					E	20.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vilhelm Friman Koren; Norwegian physicist (1862-1951).
Earth	Moon	Bjerknes E	-38.0	115.0					E	54.0	Europe	Norway	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vilhelm Friman Koren; Norwegian physicist (1862-1951).
Earth	Moon	Blackett N	-39.9	-116.2					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Patrick Maynard Stuart; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1897-1974).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus A	-64.4	-21.6					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus C	-66.5	-28.0					E	46.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus D	-63.3	-16.5					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus E	-66.6	-21.5					E	37.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus F	-65.1	-27.4					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus G	-63.3	-25.3					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus H	-65.5	-23.5					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus K	-60.6	-23.3					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus N	-63.4	-25.8					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus V	-64.0	-20.9					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blancanus W	-60.9	-20.2					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Biancani, Giuseppe; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1566-1624).
Earth	Moon	Blanchinus B	-25.2	1.6					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bianchini, Giovanni; Italian astronomer (unkn-fl. 1458).
Earth	Moon	Blanchinus D	-25.0	4.2					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bianchini, Giovanni; Italian astronomer (unkn-fl. 1458).
Earth	Moon	Blanchinus K	-24.8	5.1					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bianchini, Giovanni; Italian astronomer (unkn-fl. 1458).
Earth	Moon	Blanchinus M	-25.2	2.6					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bianchini, Giovanni; Italian astronomer (unkn-fl. 1458).
Earth	Moon	Blazhko D	33.0	-145.2					E	34.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Nikolaevich; Soviet astronomer (1870-1956).
Earth	Moon	Blazhko F	31.4	-146.7					E	34.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Nikolaevich; Soviet astronomer (1870-1956).
Earth	Moon	Blazhko L	29.3	-147.6					E	44.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Nikolaevich; Soviet astronomer (1870-1956).
Earth	Moon	Blazhko R	30.0	-149.8					E	53.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Nikolaevich; Soviet astronomer (1870-1956).
Earth	Moon	Bode A	9.0	-1.2					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Bode B	8.7	-3.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Bode C	12.2	-4.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Bode D	7.2	-3.3					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Bode E	12.4	-3.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Bode G	6.4	-3.5					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Bode H	12.2	-6.5					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Bode K	9.3	-2.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Bode L	5.6	-3.8					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Bode N	10.9	-3.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Elert; German astronomer (1747-1826).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky A	-74.4	44.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky B	-73.9	61.0					E	63.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky C	-70.9	27.7					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky D	-72.8	47.3					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky E	-74.2	53.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky F	-75.3	52.5					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky G	-71.5	34.5					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky H	-72.8	29.1					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky J	-72.2	28.9					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky K	-73.5	50.9					E	46.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky L	-70.6	36.6					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky M	-70.6	35.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Boguslawsky N	-74.0	33.3					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Palm Heinrich Ludwig von; German astronomer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger A	-17.8	40.1					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger C	-18.5	41.1					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger D	-18.3	42.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger E	-17.4	42.1					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger F	-14.7	39.6					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger G	-17.2	40.1					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger J	-14.8	40.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger N	-17.9	41.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger P	-19.1	41.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bohnenberger W	-18.2	41.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottlieb Friedrich Von; German astronomer (1765-1831).
Earth	Moon	Bok C	-19.1	-170.2					E	27.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Priscilla Fairfield; American astronomer (1896-1975), Bart Jan; Dutch-American astronomer (1906-1983).
Earth	Moon	Bolyai D	-32.5	128.0					E	34.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janos; Hungarian mathematician (1802-1860).
Earth	Moon	Bolyai K	-36.3	126.8					E	29.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janos; Hungarian mathematician (1802-1860).
Earth	Moon	Bolyai L	-36.3	126.2					E	73.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janos; Hungarian mathematician (1802-1860).
Earth	Moon	Bolyai Q	-36.1	122.5					E	28.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janos; Hungarian mathematician (1802-1860).
Earth	Moon	Bolyai W	-32.2	123.9					E	50.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janos; Hungarian mathematician (1802-1860).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland C	-10.2	-17.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland D	-10.1	-18.2					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland F	-7.3	-19.3					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland G	-11.6	-18.8					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland H	-11.4	-19.9					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland J	-11.4	-20.4					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland L	-7.5	-21.2					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland N	-9.4	-21.4					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland P	-10.9	-21.5					E	1.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Bonpland R	-10.7	-18.6					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aimé-Jacques-Alexandre; French botanist (1773-1858).
Earth	Moon	Boole A	63.6	-80.6					E	56.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Earth	Moon	Boole B	63.6	-77.3					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Earth	Moon	Boole C	65.4	-82.5					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Earth	Moon	Boole D	64.0	-83.5					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Earth	Moon	Boole E	62.9	-84.6					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Earth	Moon	Boole F	64.2	-79.4					E	34.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Earth	Moon	Boole G	64.8	-90.9					E	41.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Earth	Moon	Boole H	61.6	-88.9					E	75.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Earth	Moon	Boole R	64.4	-78.0					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1815-1864).
Earth	Moon	Borda A	-26.8	51.0					E	19.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda D	-24.5	46.3					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda E	-24.0	45.5					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda F	-26.3	47.5					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda G	-26.2	45.4					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda H	-26.7	46.7					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda J	-26.9	47.0					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda K	-27.5	47.2					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda L	-27.0	47.7					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda M	-25.4	43.9					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	Borda R	-27.4	50.5					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Charles de; French astronomer (1733-1799).
Earth	Moon	[Borman A]	-35.7	-147.3					E	29.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frank; American astronaut, engineer (1928-Live). <em>Note: Renamed McNair</em>
Earth	Moon	[Borman L]	-40.1	-147.2					E	28.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frank; American astronaut, engineer (1928-Live). <em>Note: Renamed Husband</em>
Earth	Moon	Borman V	-37.4	-150.6					E	28.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frank; American astronaut, engineer (1928-Live).
Earth	Moon	[Borman X]	-33.8	-150.2					E	12.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frank; American astronaut, engineer (1928-Live). <em>Note: Renamed Resnik</em>
Earth	Moon	[Borman Y]	-33.0	-148.9					E	19.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frank; American astronaut, engineer (1928-Live). <em>Note: Renamed McAuliffe</em>
Earth	Moon	[Borman Z]	-34.9	-147.5					E	38.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frank; American astronaut, engineer (1928-Live). <em>Note: Renamed Jarvis</em>
Earth	Moon	Boscovich A	9.5	12.6					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudjer J.; Italian physicist (1711-1787).
Earth	Moon	Boscovich B	9.8	9.2					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudjer J.; Italian physicist (1711-1787).
Earth	Moon	Boscovich C	8.5	12.0					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudjer J.; Italian physicist (1711-1787).
Earth	Moon	Boscovich D	9.0	12.2					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudjer J.; Italian physicist (1711-1787).
Earth	Moon	Boscovich E	9.0	12.7					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudjer J.; Italian physicist (1711-1787).
Earth	Moon	Boscovich F	10.6	11.4					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudjer J.; Italian physicist (1711-1787).
Earth	Moon	Boscovich P	11.5	10.3					E	67.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudjer J.; Italian physicist (1711-1787).
Earth	Moon	Bose A	-49.3	-166.5					E	28.0	Asia	India	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jagadis Chandra; Indian botanist, physicist (1858-1937).
Earth	Moon	Bose D	-52.7	-166.1					E	20.0	Asia	India	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jagadis Chandra; Indian botanist, physicist (1858-1937).
Earth	Moon	Bose U	-52.8	-174.6					E	38.0	Asia	India	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jagadis Chandra; Indian botanist, physicist (1858-1937).
Earth	Moon	Boss A	52.3	80.3					E	27.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Earth	Moon	Boss B	52.0	77.1					E	12.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Earth	Moon	Boss C	52.2	76.4					E	21.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Earth	Moon	Boss D	44.9	87.4					E	15.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Earth	Moon	Boss F	54.5	86.8					E	36.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Earth	Moon	Boss K	49.6	80.7					E	19.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Earth	Moon	Boss L	50.9	82.3					E	40.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Earth	Moon	Boss M	52.0	83.8					E	13.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Earth	Moon	Boss N	52.2	85.2					E	16.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis; American astronomer (1846-1912).
Earth	Moon	Bouguer A	52.5	-33.8					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French hydrographer (1698-1758).
Earth	Moon	Bouguer B	53.3	-33.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French hydrographer (1698-1758).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault A	-69.9	54.0					E	72.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault B	-65.6	46.9					E	54.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault C	-65.1	48.2					E	24.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault D	-63.5	44.9					E	9.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault E	-67.2	46.8					E	98.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault F	-68.8	39.4					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault G	-71.4	51.8					E	5.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault K	-68.9	50.9					E	29.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault N	-71.5	62.1					E	15.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault P	-67.1	45.1					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault R	-64.3	48.6					E	12.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault S	-64.1	46.9					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Boussingault T	-63.0	43.2					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard B	-41.7	-79.7					E	25.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Vallis Bouvard.
Earth	Moon	Bouvard C	-37.1	-77.3					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP	086D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard D	-42.8	-80.5					E	26.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard E	-41.9	-77.4					E	14.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard F	-42.5	-76.4					E	11.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard G	-42.1	-74.6					E	21.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard M	-40.6	-77.4					E	69.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard N	-38.6	-76.5					E	66.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard P	-39.0	-75.0					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard R	-35.5	-84.2					E	8.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bouvard S	-35.6	-80.5					E	12.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis; French astronomer, mathematician (1767-1843).
Earth	Moon	Bowditch M	-26.7	103.3					E	16.0	North America	American	LTO100C1	LTO-100C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nathaniel; American astronomer, mathematician (1773-1848).
Earth	Moon	Bowditch N	-26.6	102.8					E	16.0	North America	American	LTO100C1	LTO-100C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nathaniel; American astronomer, mathematician (1773-1848).
Earth	Moon	Boyle A	-50.8	178.3					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; British natural philosopher, chemist (1627-1691).
Earth	Moon	Boyle Z	-51.3	177.7					E	52.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; British natural philosopher, chemist (1627-1691).
Earth	Moon	Bradley H	22.9	-0.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41B4	LTO-41B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Rima Bradley.
Earth	Moon	Bradley K	23.3	-0.7					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41B4	LTO-41B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Rima Bradley.
Earth	Moon	Bragg H	41.7	-101.0					E	40.0	Oceania	Australia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William Henry; Australian physicist; Nobel laureate (1862-1942).
Earth	Moon	Bragg M	39.1	-102.5					E	45.0	Oceania	Australia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William Henry; Australian physicist; Nobel laureate (1862-1942).
Earth	Moon	Bragg P	40.0	-104.4					E	30.0	Oceania	Australia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William Henry; Australian physicist; Nobel laureate (1862-1942).
Earth	Moon	Brashear P	-76.8	-175.7					E	71.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Alfred; American astronomer (1840-1920).
Earth	Moon	Brayley B	20.8	-34.3					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Brayley C	21.4	-39.4					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Brayley D	20.1	-32.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Brayley E	21.2	-39.7					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Brayley F	21.1	-34.0					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Brayley G	24.2	-36.5					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Brayley K	21.2	-41.7					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Brayley L	20.9	-42.6					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Brayley S	25.0	-36.7					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39C1	LTO-39C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward William; British geographer (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Bredikhin B	19.0	-157.4					E	18.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fedor Aleksandrovich; Russian astronomer (1831-1904).
Earth	Moon	Breislak A	-47.0	17.4					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Scipione; Italian chemist, geologist, mathematician (1748-1826).
Earth	Moon	Breislak B	-47.6	18.1					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Scipione; Italian chemist, geologist, mathematician (1748-1826).
Earth	Moon	Breislak C	-48.9	18.8					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Scipione; Italian chemist, geologist, mathematician (1748-1826).
Earth	Moon	Breislak D	-48.0	18.7					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Scipione; Italian chemist, geologist, mathematician (1748-1826).
Earth	Moon	Breislak E	-47.7	19.1					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Scipione; Italian chemist, geologist, mathematician (1748-1826).
Earth	Moon	Breislak F	-48.4	19.4					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Scipione; Italian chemist, geologist, mathematician (1748-1826).
Earth	Moon	Breislak G	-46.9	19.1					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Scipione; Italian chemist, geologist, mathematician (1748-1826).
Earth	Moon	Brenner A	-40.4	40.0					E	32.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner B	-37.4	41.8					E	10.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner C	-36.5	41.9					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner D	-36.2	38.7					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner E	-38.9	40.5					E	14.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner F	-40.6	37.0					E	14.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner H	-36.9	38.7					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner J	-37.7	36.6					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner K	-38.0	37.3					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner L	-38.1	36.6					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner M	-38.8	36.9					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner N	-39.0	36.7					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner P	-38.8	35.3					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner Q	-39.2	35.9					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner R	-40.7	38.3					E	10.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brenner S	-38.4	36.2					E	6.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo (Spiridon Gopcevic); Austrian astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Brianchon A	76.7	-86.3					E	50.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Julien; French mathematician (1783-1864).
Earth	Moon	Brianchon B	72.2	-89.1					E	31.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Julien; French mathematician (1783-1864).
Earth	Moon	Brianchon T	75.8	-99.8					E	30.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Julien; French mathematician (1783-1864).
Earth	Moon	Bridgman C	46.7	140.2					E	35.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Percy Williams; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1882-1961).
Earth	Moon	Bridgman E	44.1	141.7					E	29.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Percy Williams; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1882-1961).
Earth	Moon	Bridgman F	44.0	141.2					E	51.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Percy Williams; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1882-1961).
Earth	Moon	Briggs A	27.1	-73.7					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British mathematician (1561-1630).
Earth	Moon	Briggs B	28.1	-70.9					E	25.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British mathematician (1561-1630).
Earth	Moon	Briggs C	25.0	-66.9					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British mathematician (1561-1630).
Earth	Moon	Brisbane E	-50.0	71.2					E	56.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Thomas Makdougall; Scottish astronomer (1773-1860).
Earth	Moon	Brisbane H	-50.3	64.9					E	43.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Thomas Makdougall; Scottish astronomer (1773-1860).
Earth	Moon	Brisbane X	-50.4	67.4					E	20.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Thomas Makdougall; Scottish astronomer (1773-1860).
Earth	Moon	Brisbane Y	-51.4	69.8					E	17.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Thomas Makdougall; Scottish astronomer (1773-1860).
Earth	Moon	Brisbane Z	-52.8	72.4					E	64.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Thomas Makdougall; Scottish astronomer (1773-1860).
Earth	Moon	Brouwer C	-33.4	-122.1					E	26.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dirk; American astronomer (1902-1966); Luitzen Egbertus Jan; Dutch mathematician (1881-1966).
Earth	Moon	Brouwer H	-35.9	-124.4					E	19.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dirk; American astronomer (1902-1966); Luitzen Egbertus Jan; Dutch mathematician (1881-1966).
Earth	Moon	Brouwer P	-38.6	-126.5					E	29.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dirk; American astronomer (1902-1966); Luitzen Egbertus Jan; Dutch mathematician (1881-1966).
Earth	Moon	Brown A	-48.1	-17.4					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest William; British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1938).
Earth	Moon	Brown B	-44.7	-16.1					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest William; British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1938).
Earth	Moon	Brown C	-47.6	-17.0					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest William; British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1938).
Earth	Moon	Brown D	-46.0	-16.1					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest William; British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1938).
Earth	Moon	Brown E	-46.8	-17.6					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest William; British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1938).
Earth	Moon	Brown F	-46.9	-18.3					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest William; British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1938).
Earth	Moon	Brown G	-45.5	-16.8					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest William; British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1938).
Earth	Moon	Brown K	-46.6	-15.6					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest William; British astronomer, mathematician (1866-1938).
Earth	Moon	Brunner L	-12.4	91.3					E	34.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO82D1	LTO-82D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Otto; Swiss astronomer (1878-1958).
Earth	Moon	Brunner N	-11.4	90.7					E	18.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO82D1	LTO-82D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Otto; Swiss astronomer (1878-1958). <em>Note: Formerly Dario</em>
Earth	Moon	Brunner P	-12.5	90.1					E	19.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO82D1	LTO-82D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Otto; Swiss astronomer (1878-1958).
Earth	Moon	Buch A	-41.0	17.6					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Leopold von; German geologist (1774-1853).
Earth	Moon	Buch B	-37.8	17.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Leopold von; German geologist (1774-1853).
Earth	Moon	Buch C	-37.3	17.2					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Leopold von; German geologist (1774-1853).
Earth	Moon	Buch D	-39.6	16.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Leopold von; German geologist (1774-1853).
Earth	Moon	Buch E	-39.0	16.5					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Leopold von; German geologist (1774-1853).
Earth	Moon	Buffon D	-40.2	-131.7					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges Louis Leclerc; French natural historian (1707-1788).
Earth	Moon	Buffon H	-42.3	-128.5					E	26.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges Louis Leclerc; French natural historian (1707-1788).
Earth	Moon	Buffon K	-46.3	-128.0					E	18.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges Louis Leclerc; French natural historian (1707-1788).
Earth	Moon	Buffon V	-39.2	-137.1					E	38.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges Louis Leclerc; French natural historian (1707-1788).
Earth	Moon	Buisson V	-0.6	110.8					E	22.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French physicist, astronomer (1873-1944).
Earth	Moon	Buisson X	1.6	111.6					E	21.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French physicist, astronomer (1873-1944).
Earth	Moon	Buisson Y	1.4	112.6					E	36.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French physicist, astronomer (1873-1944).
Earth	Moon	Buisson Z	0.0	112.5					E	98.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French physicist, astronomer (1873-1944).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus A	-22.1	-21.5					E	26.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus B	-23.4	-21.9					E	21.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus E	-21.7	-23.9					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus F	-22.5	-24.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus G	-23.2	-23.6					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus H	-22.7	-19.3					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus K	-21.8	-25.6					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus L	-20.2	-24.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus R	-20.1	-19.8					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bullialdus Y	-18.5	-19.1					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boulliau, Ismael; French astronomer (1605-1694).
Earth	Moon	Bunsen A	43.2	-88.9					E	39.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Wilhelm Eberhard; German chemist (1811-1899).
Earth	Moon	Bunsen B	44.2	-88.2					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Wilhelm Eberhard; German chemist (1811-1899).
Earth	Moon	Bunsen C	44.2	-90.0					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Wilhelm Eberhard; German chemist (1811-1899).
Earth	Moon	Bunsen D	40.9	-86.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Wilhelm Eberhard; German chemist (1811-1899).
Earth	Moon	Burckhardt A	30.5	58.8					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl; German astronomer (1773-1825).
Earth	Moon	Burckhardt B	29.9	60.1					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl; German astronomer (1773-1825).
Earth	Moon	Burckhardt C	31.6	59.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl; German astronomer (1773-1825).
Earth	Moon	Burckhardt E	30.6	55.7					E	39.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl; German astronomer (1773-1825).
Earth	Moon	Burckhardt F	31.4	57.2					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl; German astronomer (1773-1825).
Earth	Moon	Burckhardt G	32.1	57.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl; German astronomer (1773-1825).
Earth	Moon	Bürg A	46.8	33.1					E	12.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; Austrian astronomer (1766-1834).
Earth	Moon	Bürg B	42.6	23.5					E	6.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; Austrian astronomer (1766-1834).
Earth	Moon	Burnham A	-14.8	7.1					E	7.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sherburne Wesley; American astronomer (1838-1921).
Earth	Moon	Burnham B	-15.3	7.3					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sherburne Wesley; American astronomer (1838-1921).
Earth	Moon	Burnham F	-14.3	6.9					E	9.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sherburne Wesley; American astronomer (1838-1921).
Earth	Moon	Burnham K	-13.6	7.4					E	3.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sherburne Wesley; American astronomer (1838-1921).
Earth	Moon	Burnham L	-14.2	7.6					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sherburne Wesley; American astronomer (1838-1921).
Earth	Moon	Burnham M	-14.1	9.0					E	9.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sherburne Wesley; American astronomer (1838-1921).
Earth	Moon	Burnham T	-14.7	9.6					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sherburne Wesley; American astronomer (1838-1921).
Earth	Moon	Büsching A	-38.3	20.4					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Büsching B	-39.0	22.8					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Büsching C	-37.2	19.6					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Büsching D	-38.6	22.0					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Büsching E	-36.6	18.4					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Büsching F	-39.0	21.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Büsching G	-39.5	21.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Büsching H	-37.4	21.1					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Büsching J	-39.5	22.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Büsching K	-37.9	18.7					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Friedrich; German geographer (1724-1793).
Earth	Moon	Buys-Ballot H	19.4	179.5					E	22.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph Hendrik Diederik; Dutch meteorologist (1817-1890).
Earth	Moon	Buys-Ballot Q	19.5	172.7					E	58.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph Hendrik Diederik; Dutch meteorologist (1817-1890).
Earth	Moon	Buys-Ballot Y	22.9	174.0					E	31.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph Hendrik Diederik; Dutch meteorologist (1817-1890).
Earth	Moon	Buys-Ballot Z	22.5	174.5					E	58.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph Hendrik Diederik; Dutch meteorologist (1817-1890).
Earth	Moon	Byrd C	84.7	26.8					E	52.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard Edwin; American explorer, aviator, navigator (1888-1957).
Earth	Moon	Byrd D	85.4	32.7					E	24.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard Edwin; American explorer, aviator, navigator (1888-1957).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius A	-24.5	-63.7					E	19.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius B	-23.9	-60.8					E	23.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius D	-24.1	-67.1					E	27.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius E	-23.5	-66.2					E	18.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius H	-23.7	-62.4					E	27.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius K	-23.0	-61.8					E	14.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius N	-22.3	-63.1					E	20.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius P	-22.6	-64.1					E	19.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius R	-26.5	-60.7					E	7.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius S	-26.2	-61.4					E	43.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius T	-25.1	-61.5					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius U	-25.8	-67.2					E	13.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius V	-26.0	-67.8					E	9.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius W	-26.1	-68.5					E	14.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	Byrgius X	-25.7	-65.4					E	6.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Burgi, Joost; Swiss horologist (1552-1632).
Earth	Moon	C. Herschel C	37.2	-32.5					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caroline Lucretia; British astronomer (1750-1848).
Earth	Moon	C. Herschel E	34.2	-34.7					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caroline Lucretia; British astronomer (1750-1848).
Earth	Moon	C. Herschel U	36.2	-31.5					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caroline Lucretia; British astronomer (1750-1848).
Earth	Moon	C. Herschel V	36.4	-33.5					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caroline Lucretia; British astronomer (1750-1848).
Earth	Moon	C. Mayer B	60.2	15.6					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1719-1783).
Earth	Moon	C. Mayer D	62.1	18.6					E	66.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1719-1783).
Earth	Moon	C. Mayer E	61.1	16.0					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1719-1783).
Earth	Moon	C. Mayer F	62.0	19.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1719-1783).
Earth	Moon	C. Mayer H	64.1	14.7					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1719-1783).
Earth	Moon	Cabannes J	-62.2	-167.2					E	34.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French physicist (1885-1959).
Earth	Moon	Cabannes M	-64.2	-170.2					E	48.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French physicist (1885-1959).
Earth	Moon	Cabannes Q	-63.3	-174.5					E	49.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French physicist (1885-1959).
Earth	Moon	Cabeus A	-82.2	-39.1					E	48.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cabeo, Niccolo; Italian astronomer (1586-1650).
Earth	Moon	Cabeus B	-82.4	-53.0					E	61.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cabeo, Niccolo; Italian astronomer (1586-1650).
Earth	Moon	Cajori K	-49.1	169.8					E	32.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Florian; American mathematician (1859-1930).
Earth	Moon	Calippus A	37.0	7.9					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Calippus of Cyzicus; Greek astronomer (c. 370 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Calippus B	36.0	10.0					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Calippus of Cyzicus; Greek astronomer (c. 370 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Calippus C	39.6	9.1					E	40.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Calippus of Cyzicus; Greek astronomer (c. 370 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Calippus D	36.3	11.3					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Calippus of Cyzicus; Greek astronomer (c. 370 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Calippus E	38.9	11.9					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Calippus of Cyzicus; Greek astronomer (c. 370 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Calippus F	40.5	10.0					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Calippus of Cyzicus; Greek astronomer (c. 370 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Calippus G	41.3	11.5					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Calippus of Cyzicus; Greek astronomer (c. 370 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Campanus A	-26.0	-28.6					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Campanus of Navara; Italian astronomer (c. 1200-1296).
Earth	Moon	Campanus B	-29.2	-29.2					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Campanus of Navara; Italian astronomer (c. 1200-1296).
Earth	Moon	Campanus G	-28.6	-31.3					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Campanus of Navara; Italian astronomer (c. 1200-1296).
Earth	Moon	Campanus K	-26.6	-28.3					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Campanus of Navara; Italian astronomer (c. 1200-1296).
Earth	Moon	Campanus X	-27.8	-27.3					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Campanus of Navara; Italian astronomer (c. 1200-1296).
Earth	Moon	Campanus Y	-27.8	-28.2					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Campanus of Navara; Italian astronomer (c. 1200-1296).
Earth	Moon	Campbell A	52.2	155.2					E	20.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leon; American astronomer (1881-1951); William Wallace; American astronomer (1862-1938).
Earth	Moon	Campbell E	46.4	158.6					E	15.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leon; American astronomer (1881-1951); William Wallace; American astronomer (1862-1938).
Earth	Moon	Campbell N	43.2	152.3					E	23.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leon; American astronomer (1881-1951); William Wallace; American astronomer (1862-1938).
Earth	Moon	Campbell X	47.7	149.4					E	24.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leon; American astronomer (1881-1951); William Wallace; American astronomer (1862-1938).
Earth	Moon	Campbell Z	48.8	152.9					E	28.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leon; American astronomer (1881-1951); William Wallace; American astronomer (1862-1938).
Earth	Moon	Cannon B	17.5	80.0					E	31.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annie Jump; American astronomer (1863-1941).
Earth	Moon	Cannon E	19.2	79.1					E	22.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annie Jump; American astronomer (1863-1941).
Earth	Moon	Cantor C	39.5	120.3					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; German mathematician (1845-1918); Moritz; German mathematician (1829-1920).
Earth	Moon	Cantor T	37.9	113.4					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; German mathematician (1845-1918); Moritz; German mathematician (1829-1920).
Earth	Moon	Capella A	-7.6	37.2					E	13.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella B	-9.4	36.8					E	10.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella C	-5.7	36.3					E	11.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella D	-6.7	37.6					E	8.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella E	-7.5	37.7					E	16.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella F	-9.2	35.4					E	14.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella G	-6.8	36.9					E	12.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella H	-8.1	37.4					E	9.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella J	-9.4	36.0					E	9.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella M	-4.4	37.0					E	12.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella R	-6.0	35.2					E	7.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capella T	-6.9	34.2					E	6.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LTO79A3	LTO-79A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martianus; Roman astronomer (c. A.D. 400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus A	-34.7	-25.6					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus B	-34.3	-27.7					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus C	-34.9	-25.3					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus D	-36.4	-26.2					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus E	-37.5	-27.1					E	29.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus F	-36.9	-26.6					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus H	-39.4	-27.2					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus K	-37.9	-26.5					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus L	-38.3	-26.3					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus M	-37.5	-25.6					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Capuanus P	-35.3	-28.3					E	78.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Capuano Di Manfredonia; Italian astronomer (c. 1400-unkn).
Earth	Moon	Cardanus B	11.4	-73.8					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cardano, Girolamo; Italian mathematician (1501-1576).
Earth	Moon	Cardanus C	11.3	-76.2					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cardano, Girolamo; Italian mathematician (1501-1576).
Earth	Moon	Cardanus E	12.7	-70.7					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cardano, Girolamo; Italian mathematician (1501-1576).
Earth	Moon	Cardanus G	11.5	-74.9					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cardano, Girolamo; Italian mathematician (1501-1576).
Earth	Moon	Cardanus K	14.2	-76.8					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cardano, Girolamo; Italian mathematician (1501-1576).
Earth	Moon	Cardanus M	14.9	-77.1					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cardano, Girolamo; Italian mathematician (1501-1576).
Earth	Moon	Cardanus R	12.3	-73.4					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cardano, Girolamo; Italian mathematician (1501-1576).
Earth	Moon	Carlini A	35.4	-26.6					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carlini C	35.0	-22.9					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carlini D	33.0	-16.0					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carlini E	31.6	-20.5					E	1.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carlini G	32.6	-25.0					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carlini H	32.4	-24.4					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carlini K	31.1	-23.7					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carlini L	31.3	-24.8					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carlini S	37.9	-27.2					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1783-1862).
Earth	Moon	Carnot F	52.5	-138.9					E	35.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicolas-Léonard Sadi; French physicist (1796-1832).
Earth	Moon	Carpenter T	70.2	-58.3					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1840-1899); Edwin Francis; American astronomer (1898-1963).
Earth	Moon	Carpenter U	70.6	-57.0					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1840-1899); Edwin Francis; American astronomer (1898-1963).
Earth	Moon	Carpenter V	71.8	-54.1					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1840-1899); Edwin Francis; American astronomer (1898-1963).
Earth	Moon	Carpenter W	72.3	-59.8					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1840-1899); Edwin Francis; American astronomer (1898-1963).
Earth	Moon	Carpenter Y	71.9	-62.7					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1840-1899); Edwin Francis; American astronomer (1898-1963).
Earth	Moon	[Carver K]	-46.2	128.5					E	60.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Washington; American botanist (1864-1943). <em>Note: Renamed Kozyrev</em>
Earth	Moon	Carver L	-45.2	127.8					E	33.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Washington; American botanist (1864-1943).
Earth	Moon	Carver M	-45.0	126.8					E	76.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Washington; American botanist (1864-1943).
Earth	Moon	Casatus A	-73.0	-38.9					E	56.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casati, Paolo; Italian mathematician (1617-1707).
Earth	Moon	Casatus C	-72.2	-30.2					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casati, Paolo; Italian mathematician (1617-1707).
Earth	Moon	Casatus D	-77.2	-44.3					E	36.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casati, Paolo; Italian mathematician (1617-1707).
Earth	Moon	Casatus E	-79.1	-53.2					E	41.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casati, Paolo; Italian mathematician (1617-1707).
Earth	Moon	Casatus H	-72.0	-21.3					E	35.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casati, Paolo; Italian mathematician (1617-1707).
Earth	Moon	Casatus J	-74.3	-32.8					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casati, Paolo; Italian mathematician (1617-1707).
Earth	Moon	Casatus K	-75.0	-41.4					E	36.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casati, Paolo; Italian mathematician (1617-1707).
Earth	Moon	Cassegrain B	-49.0	114.0					E	39.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Laurent; French astronomer, doctor (1629-1693).
Earth	Moon	Cassegrain H	-53.1	115.6					E	28.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Laurent; French astronomer, doctor (1629-1693).
Earth	Moon	Cassegrain K	-55.0	113.5					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Laurent; French astronomer, doctor (1629-1693).
Earth	Moon	Cassini A	40.5	4.8					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini B	39.9	3.9					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini C	41.7	7.8					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini E	42.9	7.3					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini F	40.9	7.3					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini G	44.7	5.5					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini K	45.2	4.1					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini L	44.0	4.5					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini M	41.3	3.7					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini P	44.7	1.9					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini W	42.3	4.3					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini X	43.9	7.9					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini Y	41.9	2.2					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Cassini Z	43.4	2.3					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-French astronomer (1625-1712); Jacques; French astronomer (1677-1756).
Earth	Moon	Catalán A	-45.7	-89.2					E	21.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Miguel Antonio; Spanish spectroscopist (1894-1957).
Earth	Moon	Catalán B	-45.6	-88.4					E	14.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Miguel Antonio; Spanish spectroscopist (1894-1957).
Earth	Moon	Catalán U	-45.1	-90.6					E	20.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Miguel Antonio; Spanish spectroscopist (1894-1957).
Earth	Moon	Catharina A	-20.2	22.3					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina B	-17.0	24.3					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina C	-20.3	24.4					E	28.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina D	-16.8	21.4					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina E	-17.1	21.3					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina F	-19.5	23.1					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina G	-17.4	24.9					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina H	-19.2	25.4					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina J	-19.4	22.2					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina K	-20.0	23.9					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina L	-21.0	24.3					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina M	-19.2	20.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina P	-17.2	23.3					E	46.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Catharina S	-18.8	23.3					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Catherine of Alexandria; Greek theologian, philosopher (unkn-c. 307).
Earth	Moon	Cauchy A	12.1	37.9					E	8.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857). <em>Note: Formerly Hussein</em>
Earth	Moon	Cauchy B	9.8	35.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Cauchy C	8.2	38.9					E	4.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Cauchy D	10.0	40.3					E	9.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Cauchy E	8.9	38.6					E	4.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Cauchy F	9.6	36.8					E	4.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Cauchy M	7.6	35.1					E	5.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Cauchy U	8.8	42.3					E	5.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Cauchy V	9.0	41.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Cauchy W	10.6	41.6					E	4.0	Europe	France	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustin Louis; French mathematician (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius A	4.5	-69.5					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius B	6.0	-71.0					E	39.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius C	5.8	-69.2					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius D	8.6	-68.3					E	52.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius E	7.7	-69.9					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius F	8.1	-65.3					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius K	10.3	-69.2					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius L	10.4	-70.2					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius M	10.3	-71.5					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius U	10.1	-67.4					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius W	6.9	-67.3					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius X	9.2	-66.6					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius Y	10.7	-69.8					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavalerius Z	11.0	-69.5					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cavalieri, Buonaventura; Italian mathematician (1598-1647).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish A	-24.0	-52.7					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish B	-23.2	-55.1					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish E	-25.4	-54.2					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish F	-26.1	-54.0					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish L	-21.7	-53.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish M	-22.0	-53.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish N	-22.1	-54.3					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish P	-24.2	-51.6					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish S	-23.8	-52.4					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Cavendish T	-24.8	-55.2					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; British chemist, physicist (1731-1810).
Earth	Moon	Celsius A	-33.0	20.5					E	14.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders; Swedish astronomer (1701-1744).
Earth	Moon	Celsius B	-34.6	19.7					E	6.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders; Swedish astronomer (1701-1744).
Earth	Moon	Celsius D	-34.7	19.1					E	19.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders; Swedish astronomer (1701-1744).
Earth	Moon	Celsius E	-32.9	20.1					E	11.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders; Swedish astronomer (1701-1744).
Earth	Moon	Celsius H	-33.8	20.1					E	6.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders; Swedish astronomer (1701-1744).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus A	-0.4	33.0					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus B	-2.0	31.4					E	8.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus C	-3.0	34.1					E	28.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus D	-1.9	35.8					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus E	-3.6	34.8					E	12.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus H	-1.8	33.7					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus J	-1.0	31.3					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus K	-1.0	28.8					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus L	-2.5	31.2					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus N	-1.9	36.5					E	36.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus S	-3.8	36.1					E	17.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus T	-3.2	31.1					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus U	-1.5	34.4					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus V	-0.6	35.4					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus W	-1.0	37.5					E	9.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus X	-0.5	37.2					E	18.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Censorinus Z	-3.7	36.8					E	12.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman astronomer (fl. A.D. 238).
Earth	Moon	Cepheus A	41.0	46.5					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mythological astronomer, father of Andromeda.
Earth	Moon	Chacornac A	29.8	31.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1823-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chacornac B	29.0	31.9					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1823-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chacornac C	30.8	32.6					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1823-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chacornac D	30.6	33.6					E	26.0	Europe	France	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1823-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chacornac E	29.4	33.7					E	22.0	Europe	France	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1823-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chacornac F	29.2	32.9					E	26.0	Europe	France	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1823-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chaffee F	-38.8	-152.5					E	35.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger Bruce; American aeronautic engineer, astronaut (1935-1967).
Earth	Moon	Chaffee S	-39.5	-156.6					E	19.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger Bruce; American aeronautic engineer, astronaut (1935-1967).
Earth	Moon	Chaffee W	-38.2	-155.3					E	25.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roger Bruce; American aeronautic engineer, astronaut (1935-1967).
Earth	Moon	Challis A	77.2	2.3					E	32.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1803-1862).
Earth	Moon	Chamberlin D	-57.5	102.1					E	21.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas Chrowder; American geologist (1843-1928).
Earth	Moon	Chamberlin H	-59.8	99.9					E	27.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas Chrowder; American geologist (1843-1928).
Earth	Moon	Chamberlin R	-60.0	92.3					E	38.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas Chrowder; American geologist (1843-1928).
Earth	Moon	Champollion A	41.1	177.1					E	27.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-François; French egyptologist (1790-1832).
Earth	Moon	Champollion F	37.3	177.8					E	21.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-François; French egyptologist (1790-1832).
Earth	Moon	Champollion K	36.5	176.4					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-François; French egyptologist (1790-1832).
Earth	Moon	Champollion Y	40.8	174.7					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-François; French egyptologist (1790-1832).
Earth	Moon	Chandler G	43.3	175.8					E	33.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Seth Carlo; American astronomer (1846-1913).
Earth	Moon	Chandler P	41.7	170.3					E	67.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Seth Carlo; American astronomer (1846-1913).
Earth	Moon	Chandler Q	41.2	169.2					E	16.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Seth Carlo; American astronomer (1846-1913).
Earth	Moon	Chandler U	45.5	166.7					E	14.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Seth Carlo; American astronomer (1846-1913).
Earth	Moon	Chang Heng C	20.4	114.0					E	25.0	Asia	China	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Chinese astronomer (78-139).
Earth	Moon	Chaplygin K	-7.7	151.2					E	19.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Alekseevich; Soviet mathematician, engineer (1869-1942).
Earth	Moon	Chaplygin Q	-7.7	147.8					E	12.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Alekseevich; Soviet mathematician, engineer (1869-1942).
Earth	Moon	Chaplygin Y	-2.8	149.7					E	29.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Alekseevich; Soviet mathematician, engineer (1869-1942).
Earth	Moon	Chapman D	51.4	-96.8					E	39.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sydney; British geophysicist (1888-1970).
Earth	Moon	Chapman M	49.0	-100.7					E	38.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sydney; British geophysicist (1888-1970).
Earth	Moon	Chapman V	51.0	-103.8					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sydney; British geophysicist (1888-1970).
Earth	Moon	Chappell E	55.8	-171.5					E	59.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Frederick; American astronomer (1891-1964).
Earth	Moon	Chappell T	54.8	178.9					E	28.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Frederick; American astronomer (1891-1964).
Earth	Moon	Charlier Z	39.7	-131.6					E	46.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Wilhelm Ludwig; Swedish astronomer (1862-1934).
Earth	Moon	Chaucer B	6.5	-137.4					E	27.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Geoffrey; British writer, astronomer (c. 1340-1400).
Earth	Moon	Chaucer P	1.8	-141.3					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Geoffrey; British writer, astronomer (c. 1340-1400).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet C	-10.4	138.0					E	48.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet D	-10.6	139.7					E	14.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet E	-11.4	140.7					E	27.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet G	-12.7	141.0					E	26.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet J	-13.9	139.3					E	77.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet L	-13.3	137.5					E	10.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet P	-14.5	135.8					E	12.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet Q	-13.3	135.4					E	42.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet S	-12.3	134.4					E	38.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chauvenet U	-11.0	135.2					E	11.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; American astronomer, mathematician (1820-1870).
Earth	Moon	Chebyshev C	-30.3	-127.2					E	27.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pafnuty Lvovich; Russian mathematician (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Chebyshev N	-37.7	-134.4					E	24.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pafnuty Lvovich; Russian mathematician (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Chebyshev U	-33.3	-137.0					E	36.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pafnuty Lvovich; Russian mathematician (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Chebyshev V	-33.5	-133.6					E	23.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pafnuty Lvovich; Russian mathematician (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Chernyshev B	48.5	175.7					E	20.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Gavrilovich; Soviet rocketry engineer (1906-1963).
Earth	Moon	Chevallier B	45.2	51.9					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Temple; British astronomer (1794-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chevallier F	46.1	56.5					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Temple; British astronomer (1794-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chevallier K	43.5	50.9					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Temple; British astronomer (1794-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chevallier M	46.0	51.2					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Temple; British astronomer (1794-1873).
Earth	Moon	Chrétien A	-43.9	163.6					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1870-1956).
Earth	Moon	Chrétien C	-44.5	165.3					E	63.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1870-1956).
Earth	Moon	Chrétien S	-46.5	160.5					E	40.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1870-1956).
Earth	Moon	Chrétien W	-44.3	160.8					E	34.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1870-1956).
Earth	Moon	Cichus A	-34.8	-21.4					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Earth	Moon	Cichus B	-33.2	-19.3					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Earth	Moon	Cichus C	-33.5	-21.8					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Earth	Moon	Cichus F	-35.7	-22.4					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Earth	Moon	Cichus G	-35.5	-23.5					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Earth	Moon	Cichus H	-32.8	-22.4					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Earth	Moon	Cichus J	-32.0	-21.3					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Earth	Moon	Cichus K	-36.6	-19.9					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Earth	Moon	Cichus N	-30.5	-21.7					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Degli Stabili (Cecco D'Ascoli); Italian astronomer (1257-1327).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut A	-48.9	14.8					E	36.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut B	-48.3	12.6					E	43.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut C	-48.1	13.5					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut D	-47.3	14.2					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut E	-46.4	12.6					E	29.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut F	-46.0	14.5					E	23.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut G	-47.2	11.7					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut H	-48.9	12.1					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut J	-45.7	12.7					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut K	-49.7	14.0					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut M	-46.1	13.8					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut P	-49.0	11.8					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut R	-48.0	15.9					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clairaut S	-47.5	16.3					E	22.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexis Claude; French mathematician (1713-1765).
Earth	Moon	Clark F	-38.4	122.5					E	27.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alvan; American astronomer (1804-1887); Alvan G.; American astronomer, optician (1832-1897).
Earth	Moon	Clausius A	-36.3	-43.9					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clausius B	-36.0	-40.1					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clausius BA	-35.7	-40.1					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clausius C	-35.4	-38.9					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clausius D	-38.2	-44.6					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clausius E	-36.4	-45.5					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clausius F	-36.5	-38.1					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clausius G	-37.1	-41.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clausius H	-37.8	-39.6					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clausius J	-37.2	-42.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf Julius Emmanuel; German physicist (1822-1888).
Earth	Moon	Clavius C	-57.7	-14.2					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius D	-58.8	-12.4					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius E	-51.5	-12.6					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius F	-55.4	-21.9					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius G	-52.0	-13.9					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius H	-51.9	-15.8					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius J	-58.1	-18.1					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius K	-60.4	-19.8					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius L	-58.7	-21.2					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius M	-54.8	-11.9					E	44.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius N	-57.5	-16.5					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius O	-56.8	-16.4					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius P	-57.0	-7.7					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius R	-53.1	-15.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius T	-60.4	-14.9					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius W	-55.8	-16.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius X	-60.0	-17.6					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Clavius Y	-57.8	-16.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher Klau; German mathematician (1537-1612).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes A	28.9	55.0					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes B	27.2	55.9					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes C	25.7	54.9					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes D	29.3	61.9					E	25.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes E	28.6	54.4					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes F	22.6	56.9					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes G	24.0	57.3					E	20.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes H	22.4	57.6					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes J	26.9	56.8					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes L	23.8	54.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes M	24.2	51.6					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes N	24.8	52.5					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes P	24.8	56.4					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes Q	24.9	56.9					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes R	29.5	60.2					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes S	29.5	59.0					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleomedes T	25.8	57.7					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus A	62.7	-77.3					E	35.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus E	60.9	-79.6					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus F	61.5	-80.4					E	50.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus H	61.2	-81.9					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus J	61.3	-83.8					E	20.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus K	62.0	-81.1					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus L	62.2	-79.3					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus M	61.5	-74.9					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus N	60.6	-73.1					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus P	59.6	-72.9					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cleostratus R	58.9	-72.9					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cockcroft N	29.1	-163.7					E	56.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Douglas; British nuclear physicist; Nobel laureate (1897-1967).
Earth	Moon	Colombo A	-14.1	44.4					E	42.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Colombo B	-16.4	45.2					E	16.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Colombo E	-15.8	42.4					E	17.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Colombo G	-13.9	43.9					E	10.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Colombo H	-17.4	44.1					E	14.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Colombo J	-14.3	43.5					E	7.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Colombo K	-15.8	46.4					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Colombo M	-14.6	47.8					E	17.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Colombo P	-15.1	48.0					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Colombo T	-18.9	45.4					E	10.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Columbus, Christopher; Spanish explorer (1451-1506).
Earth	Moon	Compton E	55.4	113.4					E	19.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Holly; American physicist, Nobel laureate (1892-1962); Karl Taylor; American physicist (1887-1954).
Earth	Moon	Compton R	52.6	91.5					E	37.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Holly; American physicist, Nobel laureate (1892-1962); Karl Taylor; American physicist (1887-1954).
Earth	Moon	Compton W	58.6	97.2					E	16.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Holly; American physicist, Nobel laureate (1892-1962); Karl Taylor; American physicist (1887-1954).
Earth	Moon	Comrie K	22.1	-112.3					E	73.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leslie John; British astronomer (1893-1950).
Earth	Moon	Comrie T	23.1	-115.3					E	43.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leslie John; British astronomer (1893-1950).
Earth	Moon	Comrie V	24.6	-115.9					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leslie John; British astronomer (1893-1950).
Earth	Moon	Comstock A	24.8	-121.2					E	21.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Cary; American astronomer (1855-1934).
Earth	Moon	Comstock P	20.1	-122.7					E	26.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Cary; American astronomer (1855-1934).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet A	11.5	67.3					E	14.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet D	9.8	68.5					E	22.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet E	11.3	68.1					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet F	8.2	73.1					E	37.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet G	10.7	68.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet H	12.4	65.0					E	23.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet J	13.1	65.0					E	16.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet L	10.1	73.7					E	12.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet M	9.0	73.1					E	9.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet N	9.0	72.9					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet P	8.7	70.4					E	46.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet Q	11.4	73.3					E	31.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet R	11.7	74.8					E	15.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet S	10.6	75.6					E	9.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet T	11.8	65.8					E	15.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet TA	12.2	65.7					E	14.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet U	10.0	75.4					E	9.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet W	13.9	66.9					E	33.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet X	10.1	69.9					E	8.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Condorcet Y	12.8	68.9					E	13.0	Europe	France	LTO62B2	LTO-62B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean de; French mathematician (1743-1794).
Earth	Moon	Congreve G	-0.9	-163.7					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British rocket engineer, inventor (1772-1828).
Earth	Moon	Congreve H	-1.2	-165.2					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British rocket engineer, inventor (1772-1828).
Earth	Moon	Congreve L	-3.6	-166.3					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British rocket engineer, inventor (1772-1828).
Earth	Moon	Congreve N	-3.4	-168.2					E	31.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British rocket engineer, inventor (1772-1828).
Earth	Moon	Congreve Q	-1.4	-169.6					E	59.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British rocket engineer, inventor (1772-1828).
Earth	Moon	Congreve U	-0.6	-170.7					E	59.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British rocket engineer, inventor (1772-1828).
Earth	Moon	Conon A	19.7	4.5					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Conon of Samos; Greek astronomer (c. 260 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Conon W	18.7	3.0					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Conon of Samos; Greek astronomer (c. 260 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Conon Y	22.3	1.9					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO41C1	LTO-41C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Conon of Samos; Greek astronomer (c. 260 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Cook A	-17.8	49.2					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British explorer (1728-1779).
Earth	Moon	Cook B	-17.3	51.7					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British explorer (1728-1779).
Earth	Moon	Cook C	-18.2	51.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British explorer (1728-1779).
Earth	Moon	Cook D	-20.1	53.4					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British explorer (1728-1779).
Earth	Moon	Cook E	-18.4	55.1					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British explorer (1728-1779).
Earth	Moon	Cook F	-17.6	55.4					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British explorer (1728-1779).
Earth	Moon	Cook G	-18.9	48.7					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British explorer (1728-1779).
Earth	Moon	Cooper G	52.6	178.5					E	20.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Cobb; American jurist, scholar (1887-1967).
Earth	Moon	Cooper K	51.1	178.1					E	30.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Cobb; American jurist, scholar (1887-1967).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus A	9.5	-18.9					E	3.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus B	7.5	-22.4					E	7.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus C	7.1	-15.4					E	6.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus D	12.2	-24.7					E	5.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus E	6.4	-22.7					E	4.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus F	5.9	-22.2					E	4.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus G	5.9	-21.5					E	4.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus H	6.9	-18.3					E	5.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus J	10.1	-23.9					E	6.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus L	13.5	-17.0					E	4.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus N	6.9	-23.3					E	7.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus P	10.1	-16.0					E	5.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Copernicus R	8.1	-16.8					E	3.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas; Polish astronomer (1473-1543).
Earth	Moon	Cori G	-50.9	-147.0					E	20.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerty Theresa Radnitz; Czech-American physiologist; Nobel laureate (1896-1957).
Earth	Moon	Coriolis C	1.9	173.3					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Earth	Moon	Coriolis G	0.0	174.7					E	17.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Earth	Moon	Coriolis H	-0.5	174.2					E	12.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Earth	Moon	Coriolis L	-1.9	172.7					E	32.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Earth	Moon	Coriolis M	-1.4	171.7					E	31.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Earth	Moon	Coriolis S	0.1	169.7					E	17.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Earth	Moon	Coriolis W	3.1	168.0					E	37.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Earth	Moon	Coriolis Y	3.6	171.2					E	31.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Earth	Moon	Coriolis Z	4.2	171.5					E	53.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaspard-Gustave de; French physicist (1792-1843).
Earth	Moon	Coulomb C	57.4	-110.8					E	34.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Augustin de; French physicist (1736-1806).
Earth	Moon	Coulomb J	53.1	-111.6					E	35.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Augustin de; French physicist (1736-1806).
Earth	Moon	Coulomb N	50.6	-115.8					E	32.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Augustin de; French physicist (1736-1806).
Earth	Moon	Coulomb P	50.5	-117.4					E	38.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Augustin de; French physicist (1736-1806).
Earth	Moon	Coulomb V	55.6	-118.1					E	36.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Augustin de; French physicist (1736-1806).
Earth	Moon	Coulomb W	56.5	-120.4					E	34.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Augustin de; French physicist (1736-1806).
Earth	Moon	Cremona A	69.6	-91.0					E	47.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonio Luigi Gaudenzio Guiseppe; Italian mathematician (1830-1903).
Earth	Moon	Cremona B	67.9	-92.4					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonio Luigi Gaudenzio Guiseppe; Italian mathematician (1830-1903).
Earth	Moon	Cremona C	67.2	-92.2					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonio Luigi Gaudenzio Guiseppe; Italian mathematician (1830-1903).
Earth	Moon	Cremona L	66.1	-90.0					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonio Luigi Gaudenzio Guiseppe; Italian mathematician (1830-1903).
Earth	Moon	Crocco E	-46.8	152.0					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaetano Arturo; Italian aeronautical engineer (1877-1968).
Earth	Moon	Crocco G	-47.8	152.3					E	42.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaetano Arturo; Italian aeronautical engineer (1877-1968).
Earth	Moon	Crocco R	-48.3	147.5					E	57.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaetano Arturo; Italian aeronautical engineer (1877-1968).
Earth	Moon	Crommelin C	-66.4	-144.8					E	44.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrew Claude De La Cherois; British astronomer (1865-1939).
Earth	Moon	Crommelin W	-66.0	-152.7					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrew Claude De La Cherois; British astronomer (1865-1939).
Earth	Moon	Crommelin X	-66.3	-150.0					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrew Claude De La Cherois; British astronomer (1865-1939).
Earth	Moon	Crookes D	-9.6	-162.8					E	41.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British physicist, chemist (1832-1919).
Earth	Moon	Crookes P	-11.7	-165.8					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British physicist, chemist (1832-1919).
Earth	Moon	Crookes X	-6.6	-166.2					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British physicist, chemist (1832-1919).
Earth	Moon	Crozier B	-12.5	52.4					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Rawdon Moira; British explorer (1796-1848).
Earth	Moon	Crozier D	-13.4	51.7					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Rawdon Moira; British explorer (1796-1848).
Earth	Moon	Crozier E	-12.7	52.0					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Rawdon Moira; British explorer (1796-1848).
Earth	Moon	Crozier F	-12.8	51.0					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Rawdon Moira; British explorer (1796-1848).
Earth	Moon	Crozier G	-12.1	50.1					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Rawdon Moira; British explorer (1796-1848).
Earth	Moon	Crozier H	-14.0	49.4					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Rawdon Moira; British explorer (1796-1848).
Earth	Moon	Crozier L	-10.0	51.4					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Rawdon Moira; British explorer (1796-1848).
Earth	Moon	Crozier M	-8.9	53.4					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Rawdon Moira; British explorer (1796-1848).
Earth	Moon	Crüger A	-16.0	-62.7					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter; German mathematician (1580-1639).
Earth	Moon	Crüger B	-17.2	-71.6					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter; German mathematician (1580-1639).
Earth	Moon	Crüger C	-16.8	-61.9					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter; German mathematician (1580-1639).
Earth	Moon	Crüger D	-15.3	-64.5					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter; German mathematician (1580-1639).
Earth	Moon	Crüger E	-17.5	-65.2					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter; German mathematician (1580-1639).
Earth	Moon	Crüger F	-14.2	-64.4					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter; German mathematician (1580-1639).
Earth	Moon	Crüger G	-17.9	-68.0					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter; German mathematician (1580-1639).
Earth	Moon	Crüger H	-18.0	-65.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter; German mathematician (1580-1639).
Earth	Moon	Curie C	-21.1	94.1					E	47.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curie E	-22.4	96.2					E	43.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curie G	-23.6	94.8					E	53.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curie K	-23.7	92.7					E	12.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curie L	-26.3	92.8					E	21.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curie M	-28.4	92.5					E	34.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curie P	-28.4	90.1					E	26.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curie V	-22.0	90.4					E	21.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curie Z	-20.5	92.2					E	25.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1859-1906).
Earth	Moon	Curtius A	-68.5	2.7					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius B	-63.7	4.7					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius C	-69.2	4.4					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius D	-64.8	8.1					E	61.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius E	-67.2	8.2					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius F	-66.5	2.7					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius G	-65.9	3.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius H	-69.4	8.2					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius K	-69.1	9.8					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius L	-68.2	9.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Curtius M	-65.5	8.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Curtz, Albert; German astronomer (1600-1671).
Earth	Moon	Cusanus A	70.6	64.0					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaus Krebs; German mathematician, philosopher (1401-1464).
Earth	Moon	Cusanus B	70.1	64.5					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaus Krebs; German mathematician, philosopher (1401-1464).
Earth	Moon	Cusanus C	70.4	60.8					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaus Krebs; German mathematician, philosopher (1401-1464).
Earth	Moon	Cusanus E	72.0	72.3					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaus Krebs; German mathematician, philosopher (1401-1464).
Earth	Moon	Cusanus F	70.7	73.3					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaus Krebs; German mathematician, philosopher (1401-1464).
Earth	Moon	Cusanus G	69.9	76.9					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaus Krebs; German mathematician, philosopher (1401-1464).
Earth	Moon	Cusanus H	69.4	59.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaus Krebs; German mathematician, philosopher (1401-1464).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier A	-52.4	12.0					E	18.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier B	-51.7	13.8					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier C	-49.9	11.7					E	9.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier D	-51.3	7.8					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier E	-52.3	12.9					E	19.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier F	-52.2	11.2					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier G	-50.8	7.5					E	8.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier H	-48.6	8.5					E	10.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier J	-49.3	8.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier K	-52.2	10.0					E	8.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier L	-48.9	9.8					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier M	-53.3	10.9					E	6.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier N	-53.4	12.1					E	4.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier O	-51.6	12.1					E	10.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier P	-50.0	12.7					E	11.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier Q	-51.6	10.6					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cuvier R	-51.0	13.1					E	7.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges; French natural scientist, paleontologist (1769-1832).
Earth	Moon	Cyrano A	-18.1	158.6					E	26.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cyrano De Bergerac Savinien; French writer (1615-1655).
Earth	Moon	Cyrano B	-18.3	159.7					E	23.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cyrano De Bergerac Savinien; French writer (1615-1655).
Earth	Moon	Cyrano D	-19.6	162.2					E	24.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cyrano De Bergerac Savinien; French writer (1615-1655).
Earth	Moon	Cyrano E	-20.1	161.2					E	21.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cyrano De Bergerac Savinien; French writer (1615-1655).
Earth	Moon	Cyrano P	-21.6	156.8					E	19.0	Europe	France	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cyrano De Bergerac Savinien; French writer (1615-1655).
Earth	Moon	Cyrillus A	-13.8	23.1					E	17.0	Africa	Egypt	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Saint Cyril; Egyptian theologian, chronologist (unkn-A.D. 444).
Earth	Moon	Cyrillus C	-12.3	21.5					E	12.0	Africa	Egypt	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Saint Cyril; Egyptian theologian, chronologist (unkn-A.D. 444).
Earth	Moon	Cyrillus E	-15.8	25.3					E	11.0	Africa	Egypt	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Saint Cyril; Egyptian theologian, chronologist (unkn-A.D. 444).
Earth	Moon	Cyrillus F	-15.3	25.5					E	44.0	Africa	Egypt	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Saint Cyril; Egyptian theologian, chronologist (unkn-A.D. 444).
Earth	Moon	Cyrillus G	-15.6	26.6					E	8.0	Africa	Egypt	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Saint Cyril; Egyptian theologian, chronologist (unkn-A.D. 444).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus A	-64.2	-0.8					E	14.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus B	-65.7	-1.8					E	8.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus C	-63.8	0.6					E	27.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus D	-65.0	-6.0					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus E	-66.7	-1.3					E	48.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus F	-63.9	-3.5					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus G	-65.8	-0.3					E	6.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus H	-66.8	0.0					E	8.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Earth	Moon	Cysatus J	-63.0	0.8					E	10.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cysat, Jean-Baptiste; Swiss mathematician, astronomer (1588-1657).
Earth	Moon	d'Alembert E	52.8	168.2					E	22.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Le-Rond; French mathematician, physicist (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	d'Alembert G	50.9	167.5					E	18.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Le-Rond; French mathematician, physicist (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	d'Alembert J	47.5	170.4					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Le-Rond; French mathematician, physicist (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	d'Alembert Z	55.4	165.6					E	44.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Le-Rond; French mathematician, physicist (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	D'Arrest A	1.9	13.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Louis; German astronomer (1822-1875).
Earth	Moon	D'Arrest B	1.0	13.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Louis; German astronomer (1822-1875).
Earth	Moon	D'Arrest M	1.9	13.6					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Louis; German astronomer (1822-1875).
Earth	Moon	D'Arrest R	0.5	15.6					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Louis; German astronomer (1822-1875).
Earth	Moon	D'Arsonval A	-8.4	125.0					E	17.0	Europe	France	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques Arsène; French physicist (1851-1940).
Earth	Moon	da Vinci A	9.7	44.2					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LTO61B4	LTO-61B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonardo; Italian artist, inventor, mathematician (1452-1519).
Earth	Moon	Daedalus B	-4.1	-179.8					E	23.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Daedalus C	-4.1	-178.9					E	68.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Daedalus G	-6.6	-177.4					E	33.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Daedalus K	-8.3	-178.5					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Daedalus M	-8.1	179.5					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Daedalus R	-7.7	175.2					E	41.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Daedalus S	-6.8	172.9					E	20.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Daedalus U	-4.2	174.9					E	30.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Daedalus W	-3.5	177.5					E	70.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Daguerre K	-12.2	35.8					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO79D1	LTO-79D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis-Jacques-Mandé; French artist, chemist, photographer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Daguerre U	-15.1	35.7					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO79D1	LTO-79D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis-Jacques-Mandé; French artist, chemist, photographer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Daguerre X	-14.0	34.5					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO79D1	LTO-79D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis-Jacques-Mandé; French artist, chemist, photographer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Daguerre Y	-13.9	35.4					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO79D1	LTO-79D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis-Jacques-Mandé; French artist, chemist, photographer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Daguerre Z	-14.9	34.7					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO79D1	LTO-79D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis-Jacques-Mandé; French artist, chemist, photographer (1789-1851).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau A	-6.3	-62.4					E	47.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau B	-8.6	-61.6					E	23.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau BA	-8.3	-59.0					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau C	-9.1	-62.5					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau D	-6.4	-63.3					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau E	-5.2	-58.3					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau F	-7.9	-62.1					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau G	-2.5	-55.6					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau H	-3.8	-59.8					E	45.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau J	-4.1	-62.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau K	-4.6	-60.4					E	23.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau L	-4.5	-59.3					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Damoiseau M	-5.1	-61.3					E	54.0	Europe	France	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Marie-Charles-Theodor de; French astronomer (1768-1846).
Earth	Moon	Daniell D	37.0	25.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Frederick; British physicist, chemist, meteorologist (1790-1845).
Earth	Moon	Daniell W	35.9	31.5					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Frederick; British physicist, chemist, meteorologist (1790-1845).
Earth	Moon	Daniell X	36.6	31.8					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Frederick; British physicist, chemist, meteorologist (1790-1845).
Earth	Moon	Danjon J	-12.8	125.6					E	23.0	Europe	France	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andre; French astronomer (1890-1967).
Earth	Moon	Danjon K	-13.8	125.1					E	17.0	Europe	France	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andre; French astronomer (1890-1967).
Earth	Moon	Danjon M	-13.9	124.1					E	12.0	Europe	France	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andre; French astronomer (1890-1967).
Earth	Moon	Danjon X	-10.0	122.8					E	65.0	Europe	France	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andre; French astronomer (1890-1967).
Earth	Moon	Dante C	28.3	-177.1					E	54.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alighieri; Italian poet (1265-1321).
Earth	Moon	Dante E	26.7	-177.0					E	43.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alighieri; Italian poet (1265-1321).
Earth	Moon	Dante G	24.9	-178.6					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alighieri; Italian poet (1265-1321).
Earth	Moon	Dante P	23.6	179.4					E	27.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alighieri; Italian poet (1265-1321).
Earth	Moon	Dante S	24.9	177.3					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alighieri; Italian poet (1265-1321).
Earth	Moon	Dante T	25.8	176.6					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alighieri; Italian poet (1265-1321).
Earth	Moon	Dante Y	27.1	179.5					E	27.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alighieri; Italian poet (1265-1321).
Earth	Moon	Darney B	-14.8	-26.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice; French astronomer (1882-1958).
Earth	Moon	Darney C	-14.1	-26.0					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice; French astronomer (1882-1958).
Earth	Moon	Darney D	-14.5	-27.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice; French astronomer (1882-1958).
Earth	Moon	Darney E	-12.4	-25.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice; French astronomer (1882-1958).
Earth	Moon	Darney F	-13.3	-26.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice; French astronomer (1882-1958).
Earth	Moon	Darney J	-14.3	-21.4					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice; French astronomer (1882-1958).
Earth	Moon	Darwin A	-21.8	-73.0					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British natural scientist (1809-1882).
Earth	Moon	Darwin B	-19.9	-72.2					E	56.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British natural scientist (1809-1882).
Earth	Moon	Darwin C	-20.5	-71.0					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British natural scientist (1809-1882).
Earth	Moon	Darwin F	-21.0	-71.0					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British natural scientist (1809-1882).
Earth	Moon	Darwin G	-21.5	-70.7					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British natural scientist (1809-1882).
Earth	Moon	Darwin H	-21.0	-68.8					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British natural scientist (1809-1882).
Earth	Moon	Das G	-26.9	-135.2					E	32.0	Asia	India	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Amil Kumar; Indian astronomer (1902-1961).
Earth	Moon	Davy A	-12.2	-7.7					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Humphry; British physicist (1778-1829).
Earth	Moon	Davy B	-10.8	-8.9					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Humphry; British physicist (1778-1829).
Earth	Moon	Davy C	-11.2	-7.0					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Humphry; British physicist (1778-1829).
Earth	Moon	Davy G	-10.4	-5.1					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Humphry; British physicist (1778-1829).
Earth	Moon	Davy K	-10.2	-9.5					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Humphry; British physicist (1778-1829).
Earth	Moon	Davy U	-12.9	-7.1					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Humphry; British physicist (1778-1829).
Earth	Moon	Davy Y	-11.0	-7.1					E	70.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Humphry; British physicist (1778-1829).
Earth	Moon	Dawson D	-66.6	-131.7					E	39.0	South and Central America	Argentina	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernhard Hildebrandt; Argentinean astronomer (1890-1960).
Earth	Moon	Dawson V	-66.6	-137.0					E	58.0	South and Central America	Argentina	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernhard Hildebrandt; Argentinean astronomer (1890-1960).
Earth	Moon	De Forest N	-79.5	-164.7					E	41.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lee; American inventor (1873-1961).
Earth	Moon	De Forest P	-80.0	-176.0					E	18.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lee; American inventor (1873-1961).
Earth	Moon	de Gasparis A	-26.7	-51.3					E	37.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annibale; Italian astronomer (1819-1892).
Earth	Moon	de Gasparis B	-27.0	-52.5					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annibale; Italian astronomer (1819-1892).
Earth	Moon	de Gasparis C	-26.3	-51.7					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annibale; Italian astronomer (1819-1892).
Earth	Moon	de Gasparis D	-25.7	-50.1					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annibale; Italian astronomer (1819-1892).
Earth	Moon	de Gasparis E	-26.4	-49.4					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annibale; Italian astronomer (1819-1892).
Earth	Moon	de Gasparis F	-26.3	-49.3					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annibale; Italian astronomer (1819-1892).
Earth	Moon	de Gasparis G	-27.0	-49.3					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annibale; Italian astronomer (1819-1892).
Earth	Moon	De La Rue D	56.8	46.2					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Warren; British astronomer (1815-1889).
Earth	Moon	De La Rue E	56.8	49.7					E	32.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Warren; British astronomer (1815-1889).
Earth	Moon	De La Rue J	59.0	52.8					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Warren; British astronomer (1815-1889).
Earth	Moon	De La Rue P	60.5	61.4					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Warren; British astronomer (1815-1889).
Earth	Moon	De La Rue Q	61.5	60.5					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Warren; British astronomer (1815-1889).
Earth	Moon	De La Rue R	62.1	61.1					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Warren; British astronomer (1815-1889).
Earth	Moon	De La Rue S	62.9	61.6					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Warren; British astronomer (1815-1889).
Earth	Moon	De La Rue W	55.7	46.9					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Warren; British astronomer (1815-1889).
Earth	Moon	De Moraes S	48.9	140.7					E	45.0	South and Central America	Brazil	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraao de; Brazilian astronomer (1916-1970).
Earth	Moon	De Moraes T	49.3	139.5					E	46.0	South and Central America	Brazil	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraao de; Brazilian astronomer (1916-1970).
Earth	Moon	De Roy N	-59.7	-103.1					E	26.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felix; Belgian astronomer (1883-1942).
Earth	Moon	De Roy P	-58.4	-102.4					E	35.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felix; Belgian astronomer (1883-1942).
Earth	Moon	De Roy Q	-58.1	-103.6					E	22.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felix; Belgian astronomer (1883-1942).
Earth	Moon	[De Roy X]	-52.7	-101.3					E	30.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felix; Belgian astronomer (1883-1942). <em>Note: Renamed Chadwick</em>
Earth	Moon	De Sitter A	80.2	26.6					E	36.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Earth	Moon	De Sitter F	80.2	51.0					E	22.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Earth	Moon	De Sitter G	78.9	42.7					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Earth	Moon	De Sitter L	78.8	34.5					E	69.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Earth	Moon	De Sitter M	81.3	38.5					E	81.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Earth	Moon	De Sitter U	77.8	46.5					E	37.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Earth	Moon	De Sitter V	79.1	56.9					E	17.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Earth	Moon	De Sitter W	79.4	54.1					E	40.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Earth	Moon	De Sitter X	80.3	55.4					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch astronomer (1872-1934).
Earth	Moon	De Vico A	-18.8	-63.5					E	32.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico AA	-18.8	-63.1					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico B	-17.8	-58.7					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico C	-20.6	-62.3					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico D	-21.1	-61.9					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico E	-21.1	-61.3					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico F	-19.1	-62.6					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico G	-19.0	-58.9					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico H	-19.9	-59.1					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico K	-20.1	-58.3					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico L	-19.9	-57.7					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico M	-21.1	-59.4					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico N	-19.8	-61.9					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico P	-20.4	-60.8					E	30.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico R	-19.4	-61.9					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico S	-19.5	-63.4					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico T	-18.7	-61.8					E	41.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico X	-20.5	-60.1					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vico Y	-20.4	-60.3					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (1805-1848).
Earth	Moon	De Vries D	-18.9	-174.3					E	19.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugo Marie; Dutch botanist (1848-1935).
Earth	Moon	De Vries N	-21.5	-177.3					E	30.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugo Marie; Dutch botanist (1848-1935).
Earth	Moon	De Vries R	-20.7	-178.4					E	14.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugo Marie; Dutch botanist (1848-1935).
Earth	Moon	Debes A	28.8	51.5					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest; German cartographer (1840-1923).
Earth	Moon	Debes B	29.0	50.6					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest; German cartographer (1840-1923).
Earth	Moon	Debye E	50.4	-171.0					E	41.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Joseph William; Dutch physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1884-1966).
Earth	Moon	Debye J	48.4	-172.6					E	30.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Joseph William; Dutch physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1884-1966).
Earth	Moon	Debye Q	47.5	-179.2					E	26.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Joseph William; Dutch physicist, chemist; Nobel laureate (1884-1966).
Earth	Moon	Dechen A	46.0	-65.7					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernst Heinrich Karl von; German geologist, mineralogist (1800-1889).
Earth	Moon	Dechen B	44.2	-64.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernst Heinrich Karl von; German geologist, mineralogist (1800-1889).
Earth	Moon	Dechen C	45.9	-69.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernst Heinrich Karl von; German geologist, mineralogist (1800-1889).
Earth	Moon	Dechen D	46.2	-60.5					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernst Heinrich Karl von; German geologist, mineralogist (1800-1889).
Earth	Moon	Delambre B	-1.7	19.6					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French astronomer (1749-1822).
Earth	Moon	Delambre D	-1.1	17.6					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French astronomer (1749-1822).
Earth	Moon	Delambre F	-1.0	19.3					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French astronomer (1749-1822).
Earth	Moon	Delambre H	-1.0	16.4					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French astronomer (1749-1822).
Earth	Moon	Delambre J	-0.3	16.8					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French astronomer (1749-1822).
Earth	Moon	Delaunay A	-21.9	2.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Eugène; French astronomer (1816-1872).
Earth	Moon	Delisle K	29.0	-38.4					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO39B1	LTO-39B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Nicolas; French astronomer (1688-1768).
Earth	Moon	Dellinger B	-5.5	141.1					E	53.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Howard; American physicist (1886-1962).
Earth	Moon	Dellinger U	-6.3	136.8					E	16.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Howard; American physicist (1886-1962).
Earth	Moon	Deluc A	-54.1	-0.4					E	56.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc B	-52.0	0.5					E	38.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc C	-51.4	0.9					E	28.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc D	-56.4	-2.4					E	27.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc E	-60.3	-4.3					E	12.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc F	-60.0	-3.1					E	38.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc G	-61.6	0.7					E	27.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc H	-54.2	-2.1					E	26.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc J	-53.3	-4.1					E	33.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc L	-60.8	-6.2					E	8.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc M	-54.9	-6.2					E	19.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc N	-60.6	0.5					E	10.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc O	-62.7	-4.4					E	7.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc P	-58.9	-4.8					E	7.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc Q	-59.0	-3.5					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc R	-55.4	0.6					E	22.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc S	-61.9	0.2					E	6.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc T	-55.8	-3.1					E	10.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc U	-59.0	-2.9					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc V	-61.8	1.7					E	9.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Deluc W	-61.6	-1.8					E	6.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Andre; Swiss geologist, physicist (1727-1817).
Earth	Moon	Dembowski A	3.0	6.5					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Ercole; Italian astronomer (1815-1881).
Earth	Moon	Dembowski B	2.5	6.2					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Ercole; Italian astronomer (1815-1881).
Earth	Moon	Dembowski C	2.1	7.4					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Ercole; Italian astronomer (1815-1881).
Earth	Moon	Democritus A	61.6	32.4					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (c. 460-360 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Democritus B	60.1	28.6					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (c. 460-360 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Democritus D	62.9	31.2					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (c. 460-360 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Democritus K	63.1	40.7					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (c. 460-360 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Democritus L	63.4	39.7					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (c. 460-360 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Democritus M	63.6	37.1					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (c. 460-360 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Democritus N	63.6	34.3					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, philosopher (c. 460-360 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Demonax A	-79.1	64.3					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (fl. 2nd century A.D.).
Earth	Moon	Demonax B	-81.5	73.9					E	19.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (fl. 2nd century A.D.).
Earth	Moon	Demonax C	-80.1	54.9					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (fl. 2nd century A.D.).
Earth	Moon	Demonax E	-78.3	43.4					E	40.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (fl. 2nd century A.D.).
Earth	Moon	Denning B	-15.2	143.5					E	32.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Earth	Moon	Denning C	-14.5	145.3					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Earth	Moon	Denning D	-16.1	144.1					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Earth	Moon	Denning L	-18.8	143.2					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Earth	Moon	Denning R	-17.2	141.2					E	72.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Earth	Moon	Denning U	-16.0	138.6					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Earth	Moon	Denning V	-15.5	139.7					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Earth	Moon	Denning Y	-14.0	142.3					E	52.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Earth	Moon	Denning Z	-12.9	142.5					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Fredrick; British astronomer (1848-1931).
Earth	Moon	Desargues A	71.4	-75.3					E	30.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gérard; French mathematician, engineer (1593-1662).
Earth	Moon	Desargues B	70.7	-65.0					E	50.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gérard; French mathematician, engineer (1593-1662).
Earth	Moon	Desargues C	69.7	-78.4					E	12.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gérard; French mathematician, engineer (1593-1662).
Earth	Moon	Desargues D	69.3	-69.6					E	11.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gérard; French mathematician, engineer (1593-1662).
Earth	Moon	Desargues E	70.2	-67.4					E	31.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gérard; French mathematician, engineer (1593-1662).
Earth	Moon	Desargues K	68.5	-67.2					E	10.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gérard; French mathematician, engineer (1593-1662).
Earth	Moon	Desargues L	69.6	-82.2					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gérard; French mathematician, engineer (1593-1662).
Earth	Moon	Desargues M	68.4	-73.9					E	30.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gérard; French mathematician, engineer (1593-1662).
Earth	Moon	Descartes A	-12.1	15.2					E	16.0	Europe	France	LTO78D2	LTO-78D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René; French mathematician, philosopher (1596-1650).
Earth	Moon	Descartes C	-11.0	16.3					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO78D2	LTO-78D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René; French mathematician, philosopher (1596-1650).
Earth	Moon	Deutsch F	24.1	112.0					E	31.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Armin Joseph; American astronomer (1918-1969).
Earth	Moon	Deutsch L	22.4	110.8					E	36.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Armin Joseph; American astronomer (1918-1969).
Earth	Moon	Dewar E	-2.3	167.8					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James; British chemist (1842-1923).
Earth	Moon	Dewar F	-2.8	167.5					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James; British chemist (1842-1923).
Earth	Moon	Dewar S	-3.1	163.9					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James; British chemist (1842-1923).
Earth	Moon	Dionysius A	1.7	17.6					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Dionysius the Areopagite; Greek astronomer (A.D. 9-120).
Earth	Moon	Dionysius B	3.0	15.8					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Dionysius the Areopagite; Greek astronomer (A.D. 9-120).
Earth	Moon	Diophantus B	29.1	-32.5					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO39B3	LTO-39B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (unkn-c. A.D. 300).
Earth	Moon	Diophantus C	27.3	-34.7					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO39B3	LTO-39B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (unkn-c. A.D. 300).
Earth	Moon	Diophantus D	26.9	-36.3					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO39B3	LTO-39B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mathematician (unkn-c. A.D. 300).
Earth	Moon	Dirichlet E	12.2	-147.8					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Gustav Lejeune; German mathematician (1805-1859).
Earth	Moon	Dobrovol'skiy D	-12.2	130.6					E	49.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO83C3	LTO-83C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgy Timofeyevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1928-1971).
Earth	Moon	Dobrovol'skiy M	-14.6	129.6					E	31.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO83C3	LTO-83C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgy Timofeyevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1928-1971).
Earth	Moon	Dobrovol'skiy R	-14.0	127.7					E	24.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO83C3	LTO-83C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgy Timofeyevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1928-1971).
Earth	Moon	Doerfel R	-71.3	-119.4					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Samuel; German astronomer (1643-1688).
Earth	Moon	Doerfel S	-69.9	-119.6					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Samuel; German astronomer (1643-1688).
Earth	Moon	Doerfel U	-68.8	-117.2					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Samuel; German astronomer (1643-1688).
Earth	Moon	Doerfel Y	-67.8	-108.8					E	68.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Samuel; German astronomer (1643-1688).
Earth	Moon	Dollond B	-7.7	13.8					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Dollond D	-8.2	12.5					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Dollond E	-10.2	15.7					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Dollond L	-8.7	12.5					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Dollond M	-10.1	16.9					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Dollond T	-9.4	15.0					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Dollond U	-7.3	16.0					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Dollond V	-7.9	15.5					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Dollond W	-6.7	14.6					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Dollond Y	-8.4	13.2					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78D1	LTO-78D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British optician (1706-1761).
Earth	Moon	Donati A	-19.6	4.5					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1826-1873).
Earth	Moon	Donati B	-20.4	5.7					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1826-1873).
Earth	Moon	Donati C	-19.9	3.4					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1826-1873).
Earth	Moon	Donati D	-22.1	5.8					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1826-1873).
Earth	Moon	Donati K	-21.1	6.8					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1826-1873).
Earth	Moon	Donner N	-33.2	97.1					E	19.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Severin; Finnish astronomer (1854-1938).
Earth	Moon	Donner P	-33.5	96.3					E	39.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Severin; Finnish astronomer (1854-1938).
Earth	Moon	Donner Q	-34.3	95.6					E	15.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Severin; Finnish astronomer (1854-1938).
Earth	Moon	Donner R	-34.4	92.3					E	15.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Severin; Finnish astronomer (1854-1938).
Earth	Moon	Donner S	-32.1	92.9					E	23.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Severin; Finnish astronomer (1854-1938).
Earth	Moon	Donner T	-31.1	94.8					E	46.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Severin; Finnish astronomer (1854-1938).
Earth	Moon	Donner V	-30.5	95.7					E	19.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Severin; Finnish astronomer (1854-1938).
Earth	Moon	Donner Z	-29.7	97.8					E	13.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Severin; Finnish astronomer (1854-1938).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer A	-29.8	-43.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer B	-30.5	-45.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer C	-30.3	-44.1					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer D	-31.8	-45.8					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer G	-28.9	-44.9					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer H	-28.8	-43.2					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer J	-24.5	-41.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer K	-24.0	-40.7					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer L	-23.6	-40.5					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer M	-29.5	-43.9					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer N	-29.2	-44.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer P	-29.1	-42.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer R	-29.2	-43.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer S	-28.1	-43.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer T	-25.9	-43.2					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer V	-29.8	-45.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer W	-33.6	-45.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer Y	-33.1	-46.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppelmayer Z	-33.0	-46.4					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gabriel; German mathematician, astronomer (1671-1750).
Earth	Moon	Doppler B	-11.8	-159.4					E	37.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Christian; Austrian physicist, mathematician, astronomer (1803-1853).
Earth	Moon	Doppler M	-15.4	-160.0					E	25.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Christian; Austrian physicist, mathematician, astronomer (1803-1853).
Earth	Moon	Doppler N	-16.9	-160.5					E	17.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Christian; Austrian physicist, mathematician, astronomer (1803-1853).
Earth	Moon	Doppler W	-11.0	-161.7					E	15.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Christian; Austrian physicist, mathematician, astronomer (1803-1853).
Earth	Moon	Doppler X	-10.3	-161.3					E	18.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Christian; Austrian physicist, mathematician, astronomer (1803-1853).
Earth	Moon	Douglass C	36.7	-121.0					E	28.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrew Ellicott; American astronomer (1867-1962).
Earth	Moon	Douglass X	38.4	-123.8					E	23.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrew Ellicott; American astronomer (1867-1962).
Earth	Moon	Dove A	-46.9	33.5					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm; German physicist (1803-1879).
Earth	Moon	Dove B	-47.1	33.1					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm; German physicist (1803-1879).
Earth	Moon	Dove C	-47.0	30.8					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm; German physicist (1803-1879).
Earth	Moon	Dove Z	-44.5	29.2					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm; German physicist (1803-1879).
Earth	Moon	Draper A	17.9	-23.4					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 40	LAC 40	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; American astronomer (1837-1882).
Earth	Moon	Draper C	17.1	-21.5					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 40	LAC 40	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry; American astronomer (1837-1882).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel A	-38.9	-51.0					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel B	-37.8	-47.3					E	18.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel C	-40.4	-42.9					E	30.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel D	-37.9	-49.3					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel E	-38.1	-51.3					E	65.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel F	-42.7	-44.6					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel G	-43.9	-45.2					E	17.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel H	-41.7	-45.3					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel J	-40.6	-52.3					E	13.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel K	-40.0	-49.5					E	37.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel L	-40.3	-50.8					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel M	-41.2	-41.4					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel N	-41.3	-52.4					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Drebbel P	-39.7	-51.8					E	4.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Dutch inventor (1572-1634).
Earth	Moon	Dreyer C	11.2	98.2					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Ludwig Emil; Danish astronomer (1852-1926).
Earth	Moon	Dreyer D	10.8	99.8					E	27.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Ludwig Emil; Danish astronomer (1852-1926).
Earth	Moon	Dreyer J	8.8	98.2					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Ludwig Emil; Danish astronomer (1852-1926).
Earth	Moon	Dreyer K	9.0	97.4					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Ludwig Emil; Danish astronomer (1852-1926).
Earth	Moon	Dreyer R	8.5	94.0					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Ludwig Emil; Danish astronomer (1852-1926).
Earth	Moon	Dreyer W	11.8	95.7					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Ludwig Emil; Danish astronomer (1852-1926).
Earth	Moon	[Drude S]	-39.6	-95.3					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul Karl Ludwig; German physicist (1863-1906). <em>Note: Renamed Heyrovsky</em>
Earth	Moon	Dryden S	-33.8	-158.8					E	30.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Latimer; American physicist, engineer (1898-1965).
Earth	Moon	Dryden T	-32.8	-158.6					E	35.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Latimer; American physicist, engineer (1898-1965).
Earth	Moon	Dryden W	-31.0	-158.5					E	30.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Latimer; American physicist, engineer (1898-1965).
Earth	Moon	Drygalski P	-81.0	-99.9					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erich Dagobert von; German geographer, geophysicist (1865-1949).
Earth	Moon	[Drygalski Q]	-81.1	-111.9					E	144.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erich Dagobert von; German geographer, geophysicist (1865-1949). <em>Note: Renamed Ashbrook</em>
Earth	Moon	Drygalski V	-78.5	-93.4					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erich Dagobert von; German geographer, geophysicist (1865-1949).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago B	2.8	70.2					E	36.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago D	1.4	71.2					E	14.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago E	1.3	69.0					E	12.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago F	1.8	69.4					E	9.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago G	1.8	69.0					E	9.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago H	2.3	69.2					E	8.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago J	2.9	69.6					E	11.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago K	1.5	68.2					E	9.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago L	1.9	68.1					E	7.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago M	2.5	68.1					E	12.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago N	1.4	67.0					E	7.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago R	2.5	66.3					E	8.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago T	4.8	72.3					E	9.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago V	5.9	70.0					E	12.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago W	6.5	69.9					E	9.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago X	6.5	73.0					E	8.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago Y	4.2	68.2					E	7.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dubyago Z	3.8	70.9					E	9.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO62C2	LTO-62C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Ivanovich; Russian astronomer (1850-1918); Alexander Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1903-1959).
Earth	Moon	Dufay A	9.5	170.5					E	15.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Claude Barthélemy; French astronomer (1896-1967).
Earth	Moon	Dufay B	8.5	171.0					E	20.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Claude Barthélemy; French astronomer (1896-1967).
Earth	Moon	Dufay D	6.3	170.5					E	32.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Claude Barthélemy; French astronomer (1896-1967).
Earth	Moon	Dufay X	7.2	168.5					E	42.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Claude Barthélemy; French astronomer (1896-1967).
Earth	Moon	Dufay Y	8.3	168.4					E	16.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Claude Barthélemy; French astronomer (1896-1967).
Earth	Moon	Dugan J	61.6	108.0					E	13.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Raymond Smith; American astronomer (1878-1940).
Earth	Moon	Dugan X	67.8	98.5					E	14.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Raymond Smith; American astronomer (1878-1940).
Earth	Moon	Dunér A	47.7	179.7					E	38.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nils Christofer; Swedish astronomer (1839-1914).
Earth	Moon	Dunthorne A	-28.8	-32.6					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; British astronomer (1711-1775).
Earth	Moon	Dunthorne B	-31.4	-31.6					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; British astronomer (1711-1775).
Earth	Moon	Dunthorne C	-29.4	-32.5					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; British astronomer (1711-1775).
Earth	Moon	Dunthorne D	-30.0	-34.0					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; British astronomer (1711-1775).
Earth	Moon	Dyson B	63.6	-117.6					E	45.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Frank Watson; British astronomer (1868-1939).
Earth	Moon	Dyson H	59.5	-113.7					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Frank Watson; British astronomer (1868-1939).
Earth	Moon	Dyson M	58.4	-120.9					E	34.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Frank Watson; British astronomer (1868-1939).
Earth	Moon	Dyson Q	59.8	-125.7					E	89.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Frank Watson; British astronomer (1868-1939).
Earth	Moon	Dyson X	62.6	-122.5					E	28.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Frank Watson; British astronomer (1868-1939).
Earth	Moon	Dziewulski Q	20.5	98.2					E	32.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wladyslaw; Polish astronomer (1878-1962).
Earth	Moon	Eddington P	21.0	-71.0					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Arthur Stanley; British astrophysicist, mathematician (1882-1944).
Earth	Moon	Edison T	24.7	97.1					E	48.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas Alva; American inventor (1847-1931).
Earth	Moon	Egede A	51.6	10.5					E	13.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Earth	Moon	Egede B	50.5	8.9					E	8.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Earth	Moon	Egede C	50.1	13.0					E	5.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Earth	Moon	Egede E	49.6	10.4					E	4.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Earth	Moon	Egede F	51.9	12.5					E	4.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Earth	Moon	Egede G	51.9	6.9					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Earth	Moon	Egede M	49.5	12.4					E	4.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Earth	Moon	Egede N	49.7	11.1					E	4.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Earth	Moon	Egede P	47.8	10.5					E	4.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
Earth	Moon	Ehrlich J	40.2	-170.7					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
Earth	Moon	Ehrlich N	39.0	-173.1					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
Earth	Moon	Ehrlich W	42.7	-174.0					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
Earth	Moon	Ehrlich Z	42.2	-172.4					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
Earth	Moon	Eichstadt C	-21.7	-76.7					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
Earth	Moon	Eichstadt D	-23.5	-76.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
Earth	Moon	Eichstadt E	-23.9	-78.3					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
Earth	Moon	Eichstadt G	-22.4	-80.7					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
Earth	Moon	Eichstadt H	-19.0	-79.9					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
Earth	Moon	Eichstadt K	-18.2	-83.2					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
Earth	Moon	Eijkman D	-62.3	-136.9					E	25.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christiaan; Dutch doctor; Nobel laureate (1858-1930).
Earth	Moon	Eimmart A	24.0	65.7					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
Earth	Moon	Eimmart B	21.4	66.5					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
Earth	Moon	Eimmart C	22.4	61.2					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
Earth	Moon	Eimmart D	23.0	69.1					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
Earth	Moon	Eimmart F	23.3	61.9					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
Earth	Moon	Eimmart G	25.5	64.8					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
Earth	Moon	Eimmart H	22.1	64.4					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
Earth	Moon	Eimmart K	20.2	67.6					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
Earth	Moon	Einstein A	16.7	-88.2					E	51.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1955).
Earth	Moon	Einstein R	13.9	-91.8					E	20.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1955).
Earth	Moon	Einstein S	15.1	-91.5					E	20.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1955).
Earth	Moon	Einthoven G	-5.3	111.8					E	34.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
Earth	Moon	Einthoven K	-7.9	111.2					E	21.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
Earth	Moon	Einthoven L	-8.0	110.7					E	16.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
Earth	Moon	Einthoven M	-7.5	109.6					E	52.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
Earth	Moon	Einthoven P	-6.8	108.5					E	18.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
Earth	Moon	Einthoven R	-5.9	107.0					E	13.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
Earth	Moon	Einthoven X	-3.6	108.7					E	45.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
Earth	Moon	Elger A	-37.3	-31.2					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas Gwyn Empy; British astronomer (1836-1897).
Earth	Moon	Elger B	-37.1	-32.0					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas Gwyn Empy; British astronomer (1836-1897).
Earth	Moon	[Ellerman Q]	-27.9	-124.0					E	28.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ferdinand; American astronomer (1869-1940). <em>Note: Renamed Konoplev</em>
Earth	Moon	Ellison P	52.8	-109.6					E	32.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mervyn Archdall; Irish-born British astronomer (1909-1963).
Earth	Moon	Elvey G	7.8	-97.9					E	14.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Thomas; American astronomer, geophysicist (1899-1970).
Earth	Moon	Elvey K	6.0	-98.8					E	22.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Thomas; American astronomer, geophysicist (1899-1970).
Earth	Moon	Emden D	64.4	-171.1					E	47.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
Earth	Moon	Emden F	63.5	-171.1					E	20.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
Earth	Moon	Emden M	61.3	-177.0					E	25.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
Earth	Moon	Emden U	64.7	177.9					E	38.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
Earth	Moon	Emden V	65.8	177.5					E	35.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
Earth	Moon	Emden W	66.4	178.3					E	25.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
Earth	Moon	Encke B	2.4	-36.8					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke C	0.7	-36.4					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke E	0.3	-40.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke G	4.8	-38.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke H	4.0	-37.3					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke J	5.2	-39.5					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke K	1.4	-37.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke M	4.5	-35.1					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke N	4.6	-37.1					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke T	3.4	-38.0					E	91.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke X	0.9	-40.3					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Encke Y	5.9	-36.4					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
Earth	Moon	Endymion A	54.7	62.8					E	30.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion B	59.8	67.2					E	59.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion C	58.4	60.8					E	32.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion D	52.4	62.4					E	20.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion E	53.6	66.2					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion F	56.9	65.1					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion G	56.4	55.6					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion H	51.1	56.3					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion J	53.5	50.7					E	67.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion K	51.3	52.3					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion L	55.4	71.0					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion M	52.7	70.9					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion N	52.4	69.6					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion W	52.7	69.2					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion X	52.9	50.1					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Endymion Y	55.8	58.0					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythological character.
Earth	Moon	Engel'gardt (Engelhardt) B	8.3	-157.7					E	136.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
Earth	Moon	Engel'gardt (Engelhardt) C	10.1	-156.9					E	49.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
Earth	Moon	Engel'gardt (Engelhardt) J	2.7	-155.4					E	19.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
Earth	Moon	Engel'gardt (Engelhardt) K	2.4	-157.8					E	18.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
Earth	Moon	Engel'gardt (Engelhardt) N	4.4	-159.3					E	28.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
Earth	Moon	Engel'gardt (Engelhardt) R	4.4	-162.0					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
Earth	Moon	Eötvös B	-33.0	134.8					E	22.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
Earth	Moon	Eötvös D	-34.4	136.1					E	16.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
Earth	Moon	Eötvös E	-34.5	138.1					E	23.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
Earth	Moon	Eötvös F	-35.8	136.2					E	21.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
Earth	Moon	Eötvös T	-35.3	130.8					E	15.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
Earth	Moon	Epigenes A	66.9	-0.3					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epigenes B	68.3	-3.1					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epigenes D	68.3	0.3					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epigenes F	67.1	-8.1					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epigenes G	68.9	-7.0					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epigenes H	69.4	-6.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epigenes P	65.4	-5.4					E	33.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epimenides A	-43.2	-30.1					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epimenides B	-41.6	-28.8					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epimenides C	-42.3	-27.5					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Epimenides S	-41.6	-29.3					E	26.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes A	18.4	-8.3					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes B	18.7	-8.7					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes C	16.9	-12.4					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes D	17.5	-10.9					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes E	18.0	-10.9					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes F	17.7	-9.9					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes H	13.3	-12.2					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes K	12.9	-9.2					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes M	14.0	-13.6					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eratosthenes Z	13.8	-14.1					E	1.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Erro D	6.8	100.5					E	30.0	North America	Mexico	LTO64D2	LTO-64D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
Earth	Moon	Erro J	4.6	99.4					E	15.0	North America	Mexico	LTO64D2	LTO-64D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
Earth	Moon	Erro K	3.8	99.6					E	17.0	North America	Mexico	LTO64D2	LTO-64D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
Earth	Moon	Erro T	5.6	96.9					E	16.0	North America	Mexico	LTO64D2	LTO-64D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
Earth	Moon	Erro V	6.3	97.8					E	18.0	North America	Mexico	LTO64D2	LTO-64D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
Earth	Moon	Espin E	28.3	111.3					E	35.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas Henry Espinall Compton; British astronomer (1858-1934).
Earth	Moon	Euclides C	-13.2	-30.0					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euclides E	-6.3	-25.1					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euclides F	-6.3	-33.7					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euclides J	-6.4	-28.5					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euclides K	-4.2	-24.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euclides M	-10.4	-28.2					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euclides P	-4.5	-27.6					E	66.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euctemon C	76.2	38.9					E	20.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euctemon D	77.1	39.2					E	20.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euctemon H	76.3	26.6					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euctemon K	75.9	28.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euctemon N	75.5	33.1					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eudoxus A	45.8	20.0					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eudoxus B	45.6	17.4					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eudoxus D	43.3	13.2					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eudoxus E	44.3	21.1					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eudoxus G	45.4	18.8					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eudoxus J	40.8	20.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eudoxus U	43.9	20.3					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Eudoxus V	43.1	18.9					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Euler E	24.7	-34.0					E	6.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40D1	LTO-40D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783).  <em>Note: Formerly Firdausi</em>
Earth	Moon	Euler F	21.2	-27.9					E	6.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40D1	LTO-40D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). 
Earth	Moon	Euler G	20.7	-27.4					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40D1	LTO-40D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). 
Earth	Moon	Euler H	25.3	-28.6					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40D1	LTO-40D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). 
Earth	Moon	Euler J	22.3	-31.5					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40D1	LTO-40D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). 
Earth	Moon	[Euler K]	20.7	-31.8					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40D1	LTO-40D1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783).  <em>Note: Renamed Jehan</em>
Earth	Moon	Euler L	21.4	-28.9					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40D1	LTO-40D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). 
Earth	Moon	[Euler P]	20.0	-31.1					E	11.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO40D1	LTO-40D1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783).  <em>Note: Renamed Natasha</em>
Earth	Moon	Evans Q	-11.2	-136.4					E	137.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Arthur; British archaeologist (1851-1941).
Earth	Moon	Evdokimov G	33.9	-150.5					E	48.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj N.; Soviet astronomer (1868-1940).
Earth	Moon	Evdokimov N	31.7	-153.7					E	27.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj N.; Soviet astronomer (1868-1940).
Earth	Moon	Evershed C	38.1	-156.7					E	48.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
Earth	Moon	Evershed D	38.8	-156.0					E	49.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
Earth	Moon	Evershed E	35.9	-158.3					E	73.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
Earth	Moon	Evershed R	35.1	-161.2					E	31.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
Earth	Moon	Evershed S	34.9	-162.6					E	45.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
Earth	Moon	Fabricius A	-44.6	44.0					E	45.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Goldschmidt, David; Dutch astronomer (1564-1617).
Earth	Moon	Fabricius B	-43.6	44.9					E	17.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Goldschmidt, David; Dutch astronomer (1564-1617).
Earth	Moon	Fabricius J	-45.8	45.2					E	16.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Goldschmidt, David; Dutch astronomer (1564-1617).
Earth	Moon	Fabry H	41.9	105.2					E	37.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; French physicist (1867-1945).
Earth	Moon	Fabry X	49.0	96.7					E	28.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; French physicist (1867-1945).
Earth	Moon	Faraday A	-41.5	9.7					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael; British chemist, physicist (1791-1867).
Earth	Moon	Faraday C	-43.3	8.1					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael; British chemist, physicist (1791-1867).
Earth	Moon	Faraday D	-43.7	9.6					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael; British chemist, physicist (1791-1867).
Earth	Moon	Faraday G	-45.8	10.1					E	31.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael; British chemist, physicist (1791-1867).
Earth	Moon	Faraday H	-45.0	10.3					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael; British chemist, physicist (1791-1867).
Earth	Moon	Faraday K	-42.6	10.3					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael; British chemist, physicist (1791-1867).
Earth	Moon	Fauth A	6.0	-20.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Johann Heinrich; German selenographer (1867-1941).
Earth	Moon	Fauth B	5.8	-19.3					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Johann Heinrich; German selenographer (1867-1941).
Earth	Moon	Fauth C	5.2	-18.8					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Johann Heinrich; German selenographer (1867-1941).
Earth	Moon	Fauth D	6.0	-18.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Johann Heinrich; German selenographer (1867-1941).
Earth	Moon	Fauth E	5.4	-20.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Johann Heinrich; German selenographer (1867-1941).
Earth	Moon	Fauth F	5.5	-17.4					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Johann Heinrich; German selenographer (1867-1941).
Earth	Moon	Fauth G	5.3	-16.2					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Johann Heinrich; German selenographer (1867-1941).
Earth	Moon	Fauth H	4.8	-16.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Johann Heinrich; German selenographer (1867-1941).
Earth	Moon	Faye A	-21.2	3.1					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hervé-Auguste-Etienne-Albans; French astronomer (1814-1902).
Earth	Moon	Faye B	-22.6	4.5					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hervé-Auguste-Etienne-Albans; French astronomer (1814-1902).
Earth	Moon	Fechner T	-59.1	122.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gustav Theodor; German physicist, psychologist, and philospher (1801-1887).
Earth	Moon	Fényi A	-43.6	-104.4					E	19.0	Europe	Hungary	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gyula; Hungarian astronomer (1845-1927).
Earth	Moon	Fényi Y	-43.6	-105.5					E	21.0	Europe	Hungary	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gyula; Hungarian astronomer (1845-1927).
Earth	Moon	Feoktistov X	33.1	139.5					E	23.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Konstantin P.; Soviet cosmonaut (1926-Live).
Earth	Moon	Fermat A	-21.8	19.6					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fermat B	-23.0	21.1					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fermat C	-21.0	18.5					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fermat D	-20.1	18.0					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fermat E	-19.9	19.9					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fermat F	-22.1	20.2					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fermat G	-19.4	20.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fermat H	-23.1	20.7					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fermat P	-23.6	19.3					E	37.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre De; French mathematician (1601-1665).
Earth	Moon	Fernelius A	-38.3	3.5					E	30.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean François; French doctor, astronomer (1497-1558).
Earth	Moon	Fernelius B	-37.4	4.1					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean François; French doctor, astronomer (1497-1558).
Earth	Moon	Fernelius C	-38.9	4.4					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean François; French doctor, astronomer (1497-1558).
Earth	Moon	Fernelius D	-38.2	6.2					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean François; French doctor, astronomer (1497-1558).
Earth	Moon	Fernelius E	-38.3	6.6					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean François; French doctor, astronomer (1497-1558).
Earth	Moon	Fesenkov F	-23.3	137.3					E	16.0	Europe	Russia	LTO102A4	LTO-102A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasilii Grigor'evich; Russian astrophysicist (1889-1972).
Earth	Moon	Fesenkov S	-23.5	133.8					E	17.0	Europe	Russia	LTO102A4	LTO-102A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vasilii Grigor'evich; Russian astrophysicist (1889-1972).
Earth	Moon	Finsen C	-40.6	-175.8					E	26.0	Europe	Denmark	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Ryberg; Danish phototherapist; Nobel laureate (1860-1904).
Earth	Moon	Finsen G	-43.0	-175.3					E	33.0	Europe	Denmark	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Niels Ryberg; Danish phototherapist; Nobel laureate (1860-1904).
Earth	Moon	Firmicus A	6.4	65.1					E	8.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firmicus B	7.3	65.8					E	14.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firmicus C	7.7	66.5					E	13.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firmicus D	5.9	64.4					E	11.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firmicus E	8.0	63.6					E	9.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firmicus F	6.5	61.8					E	9.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firmicus G	6.9	61.9					E	9.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firmicus H	7.5	60.3					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firmicus M	4.1	67.2					E	42.0	Europe	Roman	LTO62C1	LTO-62C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius Maternus of Syracuse; Roman astrologer (fl. A.D. 330-354).
Earth	Moon	Firsov K	3.1	113.0					E	58.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgij Frolovich; Soviet rocketry engineer (1917-1960).
Earth	Moon	Firsov P	2.9	111.1					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgij Frolovich; Soviet rocketry engineer (1917-1960).
Earth	Moon	Firsov Q	2.3	110.0					E	25.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgij Frolovich; Soviet rocketry engineer (1917-1960).
Earth	Moon	Firsov S	3.6	109.8					E	96.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgij Frolovich; Soviet rocketry engineer (1917-1960).
Earth	Moon	Firsov T	4.1	108.6					E	26.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgij Frolovich; Soviet rocketry engineer (1917-1960).
Earth	Moon	Firsov V	5.1	110.7					E	44.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgij Frolovich; Soviet rocketry engineer (1917-1960).
Earth	Moon	Fitzgerald B	29.1	-170.9					E	26.0	Europe	Ireland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Francis; Irish physicist (1851-1901).
Earth	Moon	Fitzgerald W	28.7	-173.8					E	51.0	Europe	Ireland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Francis; Irish physicist (1851-1901).
Earth	Moon	Fitzgerald Y	31.0	-172.7					E	34.0	Europe	Ireland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Francis; Irish physicist (1851-1901).
Earth	Moon	Fizeau C	-56.1	-128.5					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Armand-Hippolyte-Loius; French physicist (1819-1896).
Earth	Moon	Fizeau F	-58.2	-124.5					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Armand-Hippolyte-Loius; French physicist (1819-1896).
Earth	Moon	Fizeau G	-59.2	-124.5					E	54.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Armand-Hippolyte-Loius; French physicist (1819-1896).
Earth	Moon	Fizeau Q	-59.8	-136.3					E	28.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Armand-Hippolyte-Loius; French physicist (1819-1896).
Earth	Moon	Fizeau S	-58.7	-139.9					E	62.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Armand-Hippolyte-Loius; French physicist (1819-1896).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion A	-1.9	-2.5					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion B	-4.0	-4.5					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion C	-2.0	-3.7					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion D	-3.0	-4.8					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion T	-2.9	-2.1					E	34.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion U	-3.0	-1.4					E	10.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion W	-2.1	-2.4					E	7.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion X	-2.9	-3.0					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion Y	-3.7	-3.2					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flammarion Z	-2.2	-1.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Camille; French astronomer (1842-1925).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed A	-7.9	-42.9					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed B	-5.9	-43.7					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed C	-5.5	-46.3					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed D	-3.2	-44.9					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed E	-3.7	-46.1					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed F	-4.7	-41.1					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed G	-4.8	-50.9					E	46.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed H	-5.9	-51.7					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed J	-6.6	-49.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed K	-3.1	-43.7					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed L	-3.4	-40.9					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed M	-2.4	-40.6					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed P	-3.2	-44.1					E	112.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed S	-3.4	-52.2					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed T	-3.1	-51.6					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed U	-3.6	-50.2					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed X	-2.3	-47.3					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Flamsteed Z	-1.3	-47.8					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer (1646-1719).
Earth	Moon	Fleming D	17.0	114.0					E	25.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; British doctor, Nobel laureate (1881-1955); Williamina Paton; Scottish-born American astronomer (1857-1911).
Earth	Moon	Fleming N	12.7	108.8					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; British doctor, Nobel laureate (1881-1955); Williamina Paton; Scottish-born American astronomer (1857-1911).
Earth	Moon	Fleming W	18.0	106.2					E	50.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; British doctor, Nobel laureate (1881-1955); Williamina Paton; Scottish-born American astronomer (1857-1911).
Earth	Moon	Fleming Y	18.2	108.2					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; British doctor, Nobel laureate (1881-1955); Williamina Paton; Scottish-born American astronomer (1857-1911).
Earth	Moon	Focas U	-32.7	-98.5					E	10.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ionnas (Jean-Henri); Greek/French astronomer (1909-1969).
Earth	Moon	Fontana A	-15.7	-56.1					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana B	-15.5	-56.3					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana C	-12.8	-57.1					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana D	-17.0	-57.3					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana E	-17.6	-57.9					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana F	-16.2	-59.9					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana G	-16.0	-59.2					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana H	-14.0	-57.9					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana K	-13.2	-57.3					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana M	-17.2	-57.5					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana W	-17.2	-58.3					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontana Y	-16.7	-58.3					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco; Italian astronomer (c. 1585-1646).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle A	67.5	-16.1					E	21.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle B	61.9	-23.0					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle C	64.4	-27.2					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle D	62.5	-23.4					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle F	64.4	-28.2					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle G	59.5	-18.3					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle H	64.1	-20.1					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle K	69.6	-15.6					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle L	66.5	-16.6					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle M	63.1	-28.8					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle N	64.0	-29.7					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle P	64.1	-17.2					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle R	64.3	-18.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle S	65.3	-26.7					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle T	66.3	-25.7					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Fontenelle X	60.5	-27.8					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Le Bovier De; French astronomer (1657-1757).
Earth	Moon	Foster H	23.2	-139.6					E	25.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stuart; Canadian physicist (1890-1964).
Earth	Moon	Foster L	21.0	-140.5					E	32.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stuart; Canadian physicist (1890-1964).
Earth	Moon	Foster P	20.2	-143.5					E	36.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stuart; Canadian physicist (1890-1964).
Earth	Moon	Foster S	22.9	-143.7					E	36.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stuart; Canadian physicist (1890-1964).
Earth	Moon	Fourier A	-30.2	-49.5					E	32.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier B	-30.5	-52.0					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier C	-28.5	-51.9					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier D	-31.5	-50.4					E	21.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier E	-28.7	-50.1					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier F	-28.8	-52.7					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier G	-29.4	-51.7					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier K	-30.0	-54.2					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier L	-30.2	-52.6					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier M	-30.4	-53.1					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier N	-33.5	-56.4					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier P	-31.0	-54.9					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fourier R	-34.2	-51.2					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Baptiste Joseph; French mathematician (1768-1830).
Earth	Moon	Fowler A	46.3	-145.0					E	52.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred; British astronomer (1868-1940); Ralph Howard; British mathematician; physicist (1889-1944).
Earth	Moon	Fowler C	45.0	-141.9					E	32.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred; British astronomer (1868-1940); Ralph Howard; British mathematician; physicist (1889-1944).
Earth	Moon	Fowler N	40.1	-146.1					E	39.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred; British astronomer (1868-1940); Ralph Howard; British mathematician; physicist (1889-1944).
Earth	Moon	Fowler R	42.2	-150.1					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred; British astronomer (1868-1940); Ralph Howard; British mathematician; physicist (1889-1944).
Earth	Moon	Fowler W	46.0	-150.2					E	31.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred; British astronomer (1868-1940); Ralph Howard; British mathematician; physicist (1889-1944).
Earth	Moon	Fox A	1.5	98.3					E	13.0	North America	American	LTO64D3	LTO-64D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philip; American astronomer (1878-1944).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro A	-5.4	-20.9					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro B	-4.0	-21.7					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro C	-5.4	-21.6					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro D	-4.8	-17.6					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro E	-6.0	-16.8					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro F	-6.7	-16.9					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro G	-2.2	-16.3					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro H	-4.1	-15.5					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro J	-2.6	-18.6					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro K	-2.5	-16.7					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro N	-5.3	-17.4					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro P	-5.4	-16.5					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro R	-2.2	-15.6					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro T	-2.1	-19.3					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro W	-1.3	-16.8					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro X	-4.5	-17.3					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro Y	-4.1	-16.7					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fra Mauro Z	-3.8	-14.6					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian geographer (unkn-1459).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius A	-24.4	36.5					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius B	-22.5	37.2					E	27.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius C	-24.6	34.6					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius D	-21.8	30.9					E	28.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius E	-20.2	31.0					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius G	-21.2	38.3					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius H	-20.7	30.6					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius J	-20.8	37.4					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius K	-25.4	34.7					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius L	-20.6	33.2					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius M	-21.7	32.9					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius N	-23.2	34.0					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius P	-25.5	33.3					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius Q	-25.1	33.2					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius R	-23.8	33.7					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius S	-19.0	31.9					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius T	-19.8	37.4					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius W	-22.6	35.7					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius X	-23.0	31.1					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius Y	-23.0	32.0					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Fracastorius Z	-24.8	33.6					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fracastoro, Girolamo; Italian doctor, astronomer (1483-1553).
Earth	Moon	Franklin C	35.7	44.3					E	15.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin; American inventor (1706-1790).
Earth	Moon	Franklin F	37.5	47.7					E	38.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin; American inventor (1706-1790).
Earth	Moon	Franklin G	40.1	48.1					E	7.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin; American inventor (1706-1790).
Earth	Moon	Franklin H	37.1	43.7					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin; American inventor (1706-1790).
Earth	Moon	Franklin K	39.1	51.4					E	20.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin; American inventor (1706-1790).
Earth	Moon	Franklin W	37.8	43.7					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin; American inventor (1706-1790).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer A	-39.6	61.7					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer B	-41.8	67.3					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer C	-42.9	64.7					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer D	-43.1	69.0					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer E	-43.4	61.7					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer F	-41.7	59.8					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer G	-38.5	58.3					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer H	-40.8	61.7					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer J	-42.4	63.6					E	63.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer K	-42.5	69.3					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer L	-42.1	68.8					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer M	-40.9	65.6					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer N	-40.9	64.4					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer R	-43.5	68.7					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer S	-43.1	69.9					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer T	-37.9	55.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer U	-40.2	65.1					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer V	-39.0	58.0					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer W	-39.4	62.8					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer X	-39.7	60.6					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer Y	-40.2	63.0					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Fraunhofer Z	-39.9	63.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; German astronomer, optician (1787-1826).
Earth	Moon	Freundlich G	24.5	173.5					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erwin (Finlay-); German-British astronomer (1885-1964).
Earth	Moon	Freundlich Q	22.7	167.4					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erwin (Finlay-); German-British astronomer (1885-1964).
Earth	Moon	Freundlich R	23.8	167.8					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erwin (Finlay-); German-British astronomer (1885-1964).
Earth	Moon	Froelich M	77.6	-109.3					E	29.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jack Edward (Froehlich); American rocket scientist (1921-1967).
Earth	Moon	Frost N	35.0	-119.2					E	43.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edwin Brant; American astronomer (1866-1935).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius A	-33.5	59.0					E	12.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius B	-35.5	59.9					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius C	-33.7	57.8					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius D	-37.0	55.9					E	16.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius E	-34.8	57.1					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius F	-36.2	64.0					E	43.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius G	-38.2	65.4					E	34.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius H	-37.6	69.5					E	44.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius J	-34.8	64.2					E	24.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius K	-38.1	68.1					E	36.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius L	-38.6	69.9					E	13.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius N	-33.6	61.1					E	9.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius P	-38.0	61.8					E	18.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius Q	-39.5	67.3					E	30.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius R	-39.9	69.1					E	17.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius S	-39.1	68.0					E	15.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius T	-37.8	63.1					E	10.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius U	-35.7	68.2					E	20.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius V	-35.7	65.6					E	58.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius W	-37.1	71.1					E	32.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius X	-33.9	63.6					E	8.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius Y	-34.3	65.2					E	12.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	Furnerius Z	-33.5	63.0					E	8.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Furner, Georges; French mathematician (unkn-fl. 1643).
Earth	Moon	G. Bond A	31.6	36.8					E	9.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Philip; American astronomer (1826-1865).
Earth	Moon	G. Bond B	29.9	34.7					E	33.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Philip; American astronomer (1826-1865).
Earth	Moon	G. Bond C	28.2	34.8					E	46.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Philip; American astronomer (1826-1865).
Earth	Moon	G. Bond G	32.8	37.3					E	31.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Philip; American astronomer (1826-1865).
Earth	Moon	G. Bond K	32.1	38.3					E	14.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Philip; American astronomer (1826-1865).
Earth	Moon	Gadomski A	38.6	-145.9					E	32.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan; Polish astronomer (1889-1966).
Earth	Moon	Gadomski X	37.8	-148.3					E	35.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan; Polish astronomer (1889-1966).
Earth	Moon	Gagarin G	-20.5	150.5					E	14.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B2	LTO-102B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yury Alekseyevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1934-1968).
Earth	Moon	Gagarin M	-23.5	149.2					E	19.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B2	LTO-102B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yury Alekseyevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1934-1968).
Earth	Moon	Gagarin T	-19.4	144.5					E	24.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B2	LTO-102B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yury Alekseyevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1934-1968).
Earth	Moon	Gagarin Z	-15.4	149.4					E	29.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B2	LTO-102B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yury Alekseyevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1934-1968).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei A	11.7	-62.9					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei B	11.4	-67.6					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei D	8.7	-62.7					E	1.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei E	14.0	-61.8					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei F	12.3	-66.2					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei G	12.7	-67.1					E	1.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei H	11.5	-68.7					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei J	13.0	-61.9					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei K	13.0	-62.7					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei L	13.2	-58.5					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei M	13.3	-56.8					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei S	15.4	-64.7					E	2.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei T	16.2	-61.4					E	2.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei V	17.1	-60.3					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galilaei W	17.8	-60.5					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Galileo; Italian astronomer, physicist (1564-1642).
Earth	Moon	Galle A	53.9	22.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottfried; German astronomer (1812-1910).
Earth	Moon	Galle B	55.4	17.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottfried; German astronomer (1812-1910).
Earth	Moon	Galle C	57.8	24.5					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Gottfried; German astronomer (1812-1910).
Earth	Moon	Galois A	-14.0	-152.5					E	54.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galois B	-11.3	-151.8					E	20.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galois C	-12.4	-150.5					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galois F	-13.9	-146.4					E	13.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galois H	-15.2	-150.9					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galois L	-15.5	-152.0					E	51.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galois M	-16.1	-152.4					E	18.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galois Q	-15.2	-154.7					E	132.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galois S	-14.5	-154.9					E	18.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galois U	-13.2	-154.7					E	35.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evariste; French mathematician (1811-1832).
Earth	Moon	Galvani B	49.5	-89.0					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi; Italian physicist (1737-1798).
Earth	Moon	Galvani D	47.8	-88.3					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi; Italian physicist (1737-1798).
Earth	Moon	Gambart A	1.0	-18.7					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart B	2.2	-11.5					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart C	3.3	-11.8					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart D	3.4	-17.7					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart E	1.0	-17.2					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart F	0.1	-16.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart G	1.9	-12.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart H	3.2	-10.6					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart J	-0.7	-18.2					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart K	3.9	-14.2					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart L	3.3	-15.3					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart M	5.4	-11.7					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart N	-0.5	-14.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart R	-0.6	-20.8					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gambart S	-0.1	-13.2					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Felix-Adolphe; French astronomer (1800-1836).
Earth	Moon	Gamow A	67.3	148.8					E	31.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; American physicist (1904-1968).
Earth	Moon	Gamow B	66.4	149.5					E	26.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; American physicist (1904-1968).
Earth	Moon	Gamow U	66.7	137.0					E	39.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; American physicist (1904-1968).
Earth	Moon	Gamow V	66.3	139.7					E	49.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; American physicist (1904-1968).
Earth	Moon	Gamow Y	67.8	143.9					E	27.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; American physicist (1904-1968).
Earth	Moon	Ganskiy (Hansky) F	-9.6	99.0					E	9.0	Europe	Russia	LTO82D2	LTO-82D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksey Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1870-1908). 
Earth	Moon	[Ganskiy (Hansky) H]	-10.7	99.7					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LTO82D2	LTO-82D2	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksey Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1870-1908).  <em>Note: Renamed Debus</em>
Earth	Moon	Ganskiy (Hansky) K	-12.5	98.4					E	13.0	Europe	Russia	LTO82D2	LTO-82D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksey Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1870-1908). 
Earth	Moon	Ganskiy (Hansky) M	-12.0	97.1					E	14.0	Europe	Russia	LTO82D2	LTO-82D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksey Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1870-1908). 
Earth	Moon	Ganskiy (Hansky) S	-10.2	94.7					E	22.0	Europe	Russia	LTO82D2	LTO-82D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksey Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1870-1908). 
Earth	Moon	Garavito C	-45.0	159.0					E	25.0	South and Central America	Colombia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julio Garavito Armero; Colombian astronomer (1865-1920).
Earth	Moon	Garavito D	-46.6	158.8					E	33.0	South and Central America	Colombia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julio Garavito Armero; Colombian astronomer (1865-1920).
Earth	Moon	Garavito Q	-49.6	153.6					E	42.0	South and Central America	Colombia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julio Garavito Armero; Colombian astronomer (1865-1920).
Earth	Moon	Garavito Y	-45.5	155.6					E	52.0	South and Central America	Colombia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julio Garavito Armero; Colombian astronomer (1865-1920).
Earth	Moon	Gärtner A	60.7	37.8					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German mineralogist, geologist (c. 1750-1813).
Earth	Moon	Gärtner C	59.4	31.0					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German mineralogist, geologist (c. 1750-1813).
Earth	Moon	Gärtner D	58.5	33.9					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German mineralogist, geologist (c. 1750-1813).
Earth	Moon	Gärtner E	61.5	43.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German mineralogist, geologist (c. 1750-1813).
Earth	Moon	Gärtner F	57.5	30.1					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German mineralogist, geologist (c. 1750-1813).
Earth	Moon	Gärtner G	59.5	39.8					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German mineralogist, geologist (c. 1750-1813).
Earth	Moon	Gärtner M	55.5	37.0					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian; German mineralogist, geologist (c. 1750-1813).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi A	-15.5	-39.7					E	33.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi B	-14.7	-40.6					E	26.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi E	-18.4	-43.5					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi F	-15.0	-45.0					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi G	-16.8	-44.6					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi J	-21.6	-37.0					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi K	-18.7	-43.6					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi L	-20.4	-41.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi M	-18.6	-39.0					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi N	-18.0	-39.2					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi O	-21.9	-35.1					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi P	-17.2	-40.6					E	2.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi R	-21.9	-37.7					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi T	-19.0	-35.4					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi W	-17.6	-43.7					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gassendi Y	-20.8	-38.3					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer, mathematician (1592-1655).
Earth	Moon	Gaudibert A	-12.2	37.9					E	21.0	Europe	France	LTO79D2	LTO-79D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casimir Marie; French astronomer (1823-1901).
Earth	Moon	Gaudibert B	-12.3	38.5					E	21.0	Europe	France	LTO79D2	LTO-79D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casimir Marie; French astronomer (1823-1901).
Earth	Moon	Gaudibert C	-11.5	37.8					E	9.0	Europe	France	LTO79D2	LTO-79D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casimir Marie; French astronomer (1823-1901).
Earth	Moon	Gaudibert D	-10.5	36.3					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO79D2	LTO-79D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casimir Marie; French astronomer (1823-1901).
Earth	Moon	Gaudibert H	-13.8	36.7					E	11.0	Europe	France	LTO79D2	LTO-79D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casimir Marie; French astronomer (1823-1901).
Earth	Moon	Gaudibert J	-11.1	39.1					E	10.0	Europe	France	LTO79D2	LTO-79D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Casimir Marie; French astronomer (1823-1901).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus A	-35.6	-13.4					E	38.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus B	-35.3	-12.2					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus C	-35.2	-10.7					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus D	-35.1	-11.4					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus E	-32.5	-11.8					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus F	-33.0	-12.6					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus G	-33.9	-11.0					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus H	-38.1	-13.3					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus J	-32.3	-11.9					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus K	-33.3	-13.9					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus L	-34.0	-13.8					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus M	-34.4	-13.6					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus N	-32.4	-12.7					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus P	-35.1	-12.4					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus R	-34.8	-13.3					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauricus S	-33.9	-10.1					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaurico, Luca; Italian astronomer (1476-1558).
Earth	Moon	Gauss A	36.5	82.7					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gauss B	35.9	81.2					E	37.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gauss C	39.7	72.1					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gauss D	39.3	73.8					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gauss E	35.3	77.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gauss F	34.8	78.3					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gauss G	34.2	78.6					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gauss H	33.2	77.1					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gauss J	40.6	72.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gauss W	34.5	80.2					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German mathematician (1777-1855).
Earth	Moon	Gavrilov A	19.6	131.9					E	26.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Ivanovich; Soviet rocket engineer (1884-1955), Igor V.; Soviet astronomer (1928-1982).
Earth	Moon	Gavrilov K	15.0	132.5					E	38.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Ivanovich; Soviet rocket engineer (1884-1955), Igor V.; Soviet astronomer (1928-1982).
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac A	13.2	-20.4					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac B	16.2	-21.1					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac C	15.4	-22.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac D	14.6	-21.0					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac F	14.0	-19.6					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac G	13.8	-18.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac H	13.4	-23.2					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac J	11.7	-21.7					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Earth	Moon	Gay-Lussac N	12.6	-20.9					E	2.0	Europe	France	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; French physicist (1778-1850).
Earth	Moon	Geber A	-21.8	14.7					E	14.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Earth	Moon	Geber B	-19.0	13.0					E	19.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Earth	Moon	Geber C	-22.1	14.9					E	11.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Earth	Moon	Geber D	-19.3	11.9					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Earth	Moon	Geber E	-20.5	12.9					E	6.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Earth	Moon	Geber F	-19.9	13.2					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Earth	Moon	Geber H	-17.9	12.5					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Earth	Moon	Geber J	-20.0	15.9					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Earth	Moon	Geber K	-17.5	10.6					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J?bir Ibn Aflah Al-Ishb?l?, Ab? Muhammad; Spanish-Arab astronomer (fl. first half of twelfth cent.).
Earth	Moon	Geiger K	-16.0	159.9					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Hans Wilhelm; German physicist (1882-1945).
Earth	Moon	Geiger L	-16.3	159.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Hans Wilhelm; German physicist (1882-1945).
Earth	Moon	Geiger R	-15.7	156.5					E	40.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Hans Wilhelm; German physicist (1882-1945).
Earth	Moon	Geiger Y	-12.7	158.1					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Hans Wilhelm; German physicist (1882-1945).
Earth	Moon	Geminus A	31.5	51.8					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus B	34.2	52.3					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus C	33.9	58.7					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus D	30.6	47.4					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus E	33.5	48.5					E	67.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus F	32.1	51.1					E	22.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus G	30.8	48.6					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus H	31.6	48.9					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus M	31.9	48.5					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus N	31.4	47.7					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus W	34.3	47.4					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Geminus Z	30.7	46.7					E	26.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 70 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius A	-35.8	15.2					E	68.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius B	-35.5	17.1					E	41.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius C	-35.6	18.8					E	35.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius D	-34.3	10.9					E	28.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius E	-37.2	12.8					E	19.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius F	-35.8	10.3					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius G	-33.2	11.4					E	37.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius H	-32.4	12.2					E	28.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius J	-35.1	18.1					E	12.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius K	-37.4	11.0					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius L	-34.8	11.8					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius M	-34.3	12.5					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius O	-32.5	12.9					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius P	-31.8	12.8					E	4.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius Q	-35.8	14.8					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius R	-37.1	15.3					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius S	-35.2	15.1					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius T	-34.9	16.4					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius U	-34.5	16.8					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius W	-36.9	13.3					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius X	-34.7	15.8					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius Y	-37.4	13.5					E	28.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gemma Frisius Z	-35.1	9.6					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jemma, Reinier; Dutch doctor (1508-1555).
Earth	Moon	Gerard A	45.1	-82.3					E	17.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard B	46.4	-88.3					E	14.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard C	45.9	-79.2					E	27.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard D	46.2	-79.9					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard E	44.5	-81.0					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard F	43.8	-82.3					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard G	45.7	-88.3					E	22.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard H	44.5	-87.0					E	13.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard J	46.9	-88.7					E	10.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard K	44.0	-77.2					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard L	43.2	-76.4					E	4.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard Q Inner	46.6	-83.1					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerard Q Outer	46.7	-84.1					E	18.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish explorer (1792-1839).
Earth	Moon	Gerasimovich D	-22.3	-121.6					E	26.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boris Petrovich; Soviet astronomer (1889-1937).
Earth	Moon	Gerasimovich R	-24.1	-125.9					E	55.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boris Petrovich; Soviet astronomer (1889-1937).
Earth	Moon	Gernsback H	-38.2	103.5					E	43.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugo; American writer (1884-1967).
Earth	Moon	Gernsback J	-37.7	101.9					E	18.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugo; American writer (1884-1967).
Earth	Moon	Gibbs D	-13.1	85.9					E	13.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Josiah Willard; American mathematical physicist (1839-1903).
Earth	Moon	Gilbert J	-4.3	72.7					E	38.0	North America	American	LTO81A1	LTO-81A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grove Karl; American geologist (1843-1918), William; English physician and pysicist (1544-1603).
Earth	Moon	Gilbert K	-5.5	73.2					E	38.0	North America	American	LTO81A1	LTO-81A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grove Karl; American geologist (1843-1918), William; English physician and pysicist (1544-1603).
Earth	Moon	Gilbert P	-0.9	75.6					E	18.0	North America	American	LTO81A1	LTO-81A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grove Karl; American geologist (1843-1918), William; English physician and pysicist (1544-1603).
Earth	Moon	Gilbert S	-1.9	75.6					E	19.0	North America	American	LTO81A1	LTO-81A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grove Karl; American geologist (1843-1918), William; English physician and pysicist (1544-1603).
Earth	Moon	Gilbert V	-1.5	79.9					E	15.0	North America	American	LTO81A1	LTO-81A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grove Karl; American geologist (1843-1918), William; English physician and pysicist (1544-1603).
Earth	Moon	Gilbert W	-1.1	78.9					E	19.0	North America	American	LTO81A1	LTO-81A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grove Karl; American geologist (1843-1918), William; English physician and pysicist (1544-1603).
Earth	Moon	Gill A	-63.6	72.9					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Earth	Moon	Gill B	-61.7	69.9					E	31.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Earth	Moon	Gill C	-62.2	67.4					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Earth	Moon	Gill D	-63.4	79.8					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Earth	Moon	Gill E	-63.3	70.4					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Earth	Moon	Gill F	-63.8	65.1					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Earth	Moon	Gill G	-63.5	68.2					E	32.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Earth	Moon	Gill H	-63.9	70.2					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir David; British astronomer (1843-1914).
Earth	Moon	Ginzel G	13.7	100.2					E	42.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; Austrian astronomer (1850-1926).
Earth	Moon	Ginzel H	12.7	100.1					E	50.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; Austrian astronomer (1850-1926).
Earth	Moon	Ginzel L	13.1	97.8					E	28.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; Austrian astronomer (1850-1926).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher A	12.9	50.7					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher B	12.6	50.1					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher E	12.7	49.2					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher F	13.7	50.0					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher G	12.4	49.5					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher H	13.8	49.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher L	13.4	48.8					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher M	13.1	48.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher N	13.1	47.5					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher V	11.1	49.9					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glaisher W	12.4	47.6					E	46.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61B2	LTO-61B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British meteorologist (1809-1903).
Earth	Moon	Glazenap E	-1.4	139.0					E	14.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Pavlovich; Soviet astronomer (1848-1937).
Earth	Moon	Glazenap F	-1.5	139.7					E	11.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Pavlovich; Soviet astronomer (1848-1937).
Earth	Moon	Glazenap P	-5.0	136.0					E	57.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Pavlovich; Soviet astronomer (1848-1937).
Earth	Moon	Glazenap S	-2.0	134.3					E	28.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Pavlovich; Soviet astronomer (1848-1937).
Earth	Moon	Glazenap V	-0.6	136.0					E	22.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergei Pavlovich; Soviet astronomer (1848-1937).
Earth	Moon	Goclenius B	-9.2	44.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gockel, Rudolf; German physicist, doctor, mathematician (1572-1621).
Earth	Moon	Goclenius U	-9.3	50.1					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gockel, Rudolf; German physicist, doctor, mathematician (1572-1621).
Earth	Moon	Goddard A	17.0	89.6					E	12.0	North America	American	LTO63B2	LTO-63B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Hutchings; American rocketry scientist (1882-1945).
Earth	Moon	Goddard B	16.0	86.8					E	12.0	North America	American	LTO63B2	LTO-63B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Hutchings; American rocketry scientist (1882-1945).
Earth	Moon	Goddard C	16.5	85.1					E	49.0	North America	American	LTO63B2	LTO-63B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Hutchings; American rocketry scientist (1882-1945).
Earth	Moon	Godin A	2.7	9.7					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French astronomer, mathematician (1704-1760).
Earth	Moon	Godin B	0.7	9.8					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French astronomer, mathematician (1704-1760).
Earth	Moon	Godin C	1.5	8.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French astronomer, mathematician (1704-1760).
Earth	Moon	Godin D	1.0	8.3					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French astronomer, mathematician (1704-1760).
Earth	Moon	Godin E	1.7	12.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French astronomer, mathematician (1704-1760).
Earth	Moon	Godin G	1.9	11.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French astronomer, mathematician (1704-1760).
Earth	Moon	Goldschmidt A	72.5	-2.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann; German astronomer (1802-1866).
Earth	Moon	Goldschmidt B	70.6	-6.7					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann; German astronomer (1802-1866).
Earth	Moon	Goldschmidt C	71.1	-6.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann; German astronomer (1802-1866).
Earth	Moon	Goldschmidt D	75.3	-7.7					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann; German astronomer (1802-1866).
Earth	Moon	[Golitsyn B]	-21.3	-101.4					E	18.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boris Borisovich; Russian physicist (1862-1916). <em>Note: Renamed Fryxell</em>
Earth	Moon	Golitsyn J	-27.6	-103.0					E	20.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boris Borisovich; Russian physicist (1862-1916).
Earth	Moon	Golovin C	40.8	163.1					E	16.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas Erasmus; American rocketry scientist (1912-1969).
Earth	Moon	Goodacre B	-31.8	13.7					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Earth	Moon	Goodacre C	-32.3	14.2					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Earth	Moon	Goodacre D	-33.4	15.0					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Earth	Moon	Goodacre E	-32.9	15.5					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Earth	Moon	Goodacre F	-31.9	14.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Earth	Moon	Goodacre G	-33.3	13.9					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Earth	Moon	Goodacre H	-32.8	16.1					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Earth	Moon	Goodacre K	-30.9	13.5					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Earth	Moon	Goodacre P	-34.0	16.7					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; British selenographer (1856-1938).
Earth	Moon	Gould A	-19.2	-17.0					E	3.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gould B	-20.5	-18.4					E	3.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gould M	-17.7	-17.2					E	41.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gould N	-18.4	-17.6					E	17.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gould P	-18.8	-16.6					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gould U	-18.2	-14.9					E	2.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gould X	-20.9	-16.9					E	3.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gould Y	-20.6	-15.8					E	3.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gould Z	-19.5	-15.1					E	2.0	North America	American	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Apthorp; American astronomer (1824-1896).
Earth	Moon	Graff A	-41.2	-86.1					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kasimir Romuald; Polish-German astronomer (1878-1950).
Earth	Moon	Graff U	-42.1	-90.7					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kasimir Romuald; Polish-German astronomer (1878-1950).
Earth	Moon	Green M	0.9	132.9					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1793-1841).
Earth	Moon	Green P	1.0	131.8					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1793-1841).
Earth	Moon	Green Q	2.8	131.7					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1793-1841).
Earth	Moon	Green R	3.4	131.0					E	33.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; British mathematician (1793-1841).
Earth	Moon	Gregory K	-0.4	128.5					E	26.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish astronomer, mathematician (1638-1675).
Earth	Moon	Gregory Q	0.6	125.7					E	68.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish astronomer, mathematician (1638-1675).
Earth	Moon	Grigg P	11.4	-131.1					E	32.0	Oceania	New Zealand	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; New Zealander astronomer (1838-1920).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi A	-5.4	-71.2					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi B	-2.9	-69.2					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi C	-2.6	-61.5					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi D	-3.7	-65.5					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi E	-3.7	-64.4					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi F	-4.0	-62.7					E	29.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi G	-7.4	-64.9					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi H	-4.9	-71.4					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi J	-2.9	-70.6					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi L	-8.5	-66.7					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi M	-8.0	-67.0					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi N	-7.6	-66.6					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi P	-8.0	-68.3					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi Q	-4.8	-64.8					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi R	-8.5	-71.2					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi S	-6.4	-65.0					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi T	-7.7	-70.9					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grimaldi X	-5.8	-72.3					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francesco Maria; Italian astronomer, physicist (1618-1663).
Earth	Moon	Grissom K	-49.5	-145.7					E	26.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Virgil Ivan ("Gus"); American astronaut (1926-1967).
Earth	Moon	Grissom M	-49.1	-147.7					E	38.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Virgil Ivan ("Gus"); American astronaut (1926-1967).
Earth	Moon	Grotrian X	-64.5	125.5					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; German astronomer (1890-1954).
Earth	Moon	Grove Y	37.4	31.7					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William Robert; British physicist (1811-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gruemberger A	-67.2	-11.8					E	20.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; Austrian astronomer (1561-1636).
Earth	Moon	Gruemberger B	-64.6	-9.0					E	31.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; Austrian astronomer (1561-1636).
Earth	Moon	Gruemberger C	-65.9	-15.3					E	13.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; Austrian astronomer (1561-1636).
Earth	Moon	Gruemberger D	-68.1	-14.4					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; Austrian astronomer (1561-1636).
Earth	Moon	Gruemberger E	-63.6	-7.1					E	9.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; Austrian astronomer (1561-1636).
Earth	Moon	Gruemberger F	-62.9	-6.3					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; Austrian astronomer (1561-1636).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen B	35.6	-38.8					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen E	37.3	-44.3					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen F	36.3	-37.9					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen G	36.6	-43.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen H	33.3	-38.4					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen K	35.3	-42.7					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen M	36.9	-43.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen P	37.1	-40.5					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen R	37.1	-45.3					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Gruithuisen S	37.5	-45.6					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz von; German astronomer (1774-1852).
Earth	Moon	Guericke A	-11.1	-17.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke B	-14.5	-15.3					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke D	-12.0	-14.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke E	-10.0	-12.0					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke F	-12.2	-15.3					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke G	-14.0	-15.0					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke H	-12.4	-14.2					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke J	-10.6	-13.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke K	-15.1	-13.3					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke M	-12.9	-12.5					E	2.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke N	-12.5	-9.9					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke P	-15.0	-14.6					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guericke S	-10.3	-13.3					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LTO76C2	LTO-76C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto von; German physicist, engineer, naturalist (1602-1686).
Earth	Moon	Guillaume B	47.3	-172.6					E	26.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edouard; Swiss metallurgist; Nobel laureate (1861-1938).
Earth	Moon	Guillaume D	46.6	-170.5					E	26.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edouard; Swiss metallurgist; Nobel laureate (1861-1938).
Earth	Moon	Guillaume F	45.4	-169.4					E	33.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edouard; Swiss metallurgist; Nobel laureate (1861-1938).
Earth	Moon	Guillaume J	43.7	-170.6					E	17.0	Europe	Switzerland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edouard; Swiss metallurgist; Nobel laureate (1861-1938).
Earth	Moon	Gullstrand C	46.8	-126.6					E	15.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Allvar; Swedish ophthalmologist; Nobel laureate (1862-1930).
Earth	Moon	Gum S	-39.8	85.0					E	33.0	Oceania	Australia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Australian astronomer (1924-1960).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg A	-9.0	39.9					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg B	-9.1	38.3					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg C	-10.0	41.1					E	45.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg D	-10.9	42.8					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg E	-8.2	42.4					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg F	-10.2	42.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg G	-6.0	40.0					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg H	-6.7	39.0					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Gutenberg K	-7.2	40.8					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LTO79B4	LTO-79B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Gensfleisch Zur Laden; German inventor (c. 1390-1468).
Earth	Moon	Guyot J	8.3	119.6					E	14.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO65A3	LTO-65A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arnold Henry; Swiss-born American geographer, geologist (1807-1884).
Earth	Moon	Guyot K	8.3	118.7					E	14.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO65A3	LTO-65A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arnold Henry; Swiss-born American geographer, geologist (1807-1884).
Earth	Moon	Guyot W	14.0	115.5					E	21.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO65A3	LTO-65A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arnold Henry; Swiss-born American geographer, geologist (1807-1884).
Earth	Moon	Gyldén C	-5.8	1.0					E	6.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan August Hugo; Swedish astronomer (1841-1896).
Earth	Moon	Gyldén K	-5.5	0.6					E	5.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan August Hugo; Swedish astronomer (1841-1896).
Earth	Moon	H. G. Wells X	43.3	121.3					E	25.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert George; British scientific writer (1866-1946).
Earth	Moon	Hadley C	25.5	2.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	S-01	41B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for nearby mountain (Mons Hadley).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius A	-58.2	47.2					E	61.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius B	-60.4	48.9					E	34.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius C	-60.7	47.5					E	24.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius D	-57.1	47.0					E	17.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius E	-63.3	49.1					E	44.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius F	-62.3	44.8					E	36.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius G	-61.8	47.6					E	30.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius H	-60.4	50.7					E	13.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius J	-62.6	57.8					E	14.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius K	-61.2	52.0					E	31.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius L	-61.5	55.7					E	8.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius M	-60.0	52.0					E	10.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius N	-60.2	53.1					E	16.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius P	-59.8	53.2					E	7.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius Q	-59.2	53.0					E	20.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius R	-58.7	52.7					E	15.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius S	-59.0	54.6					E	10.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius T	-60.6	57.4					E	14.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagecius V	-61.9	58.3					E	14.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hayek, Thaddaeus; Czechoslovakian astronomer, mathematician (1525-1600).
Earth	Moon	Hagen C	-48.0	135.5					E	22.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; Austrian astronomer (1847-1930).
Earth	Moon	Hagen J	-49.0	137.2					E	47.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; Austrian astronomer (1847-1930).
Earth	Moon	Hagen P	-52.1	133.7					E	26.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; Austrian astronomer (1847-1930).
Earth	Moon	Hagen Q	-50.0	132.7					E	20.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; Austrian astronomer (1847-1930).
Earth	Moon	Hagen S	-48.3	133.2					E	23.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; Austrian astronomer (1847-1930).
Earth	Moon	Hagen V	-47.1	132.2					E	12.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; Austrian astronomer (1847-1930).
Earth	Moon	Hahn A	29.7	69.7					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich von; German astronomer (1741-1805); Otto; German chemist (1879-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hahn B	31.4	77.0					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich von; German astronomer (1741-1805); Otto; German chemist (1879-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hahn D	27.5	68.6					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich von; German astronomer (1741-1805); Otto; German chemist (1879-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hahn E	27.7	70.0					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich von; German astronomer (1741-1805); Otto; German chemist (1879-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hahn F	32.2	73.0					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich von; German astronomer (1741-1805); Otto; German chemist (1879-1968).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger A	-38.6	-24.6					E	9.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger B	-39.2	-24.4					E	11.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger C	-39.0	-22.1					E	19.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger F	-38.7	-23.1					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger G	-39.6	-22.6					E	11.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger J	-37.9	-24.4					E	15.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger M	-37.4	-22.0					E	23.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger N	-39.4	-26.1					E	6.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Earth	Moon	Haidinger P	-38.5	-25.6					E	4.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Karl von; Austrian geologist, physicist (1795-1871).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel A	-40.3	-33.9					E	53.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel B	-38.0	-33.4					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).

Earth	Moon	Hainzel C	-41.1	-32.8					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel G	-37.5	-33.0					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel H	-37.0	-33.1					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel J	-37.8	-37.8					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel K	-37.5	-32.3					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel L	-38.1	-34.9					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel N	-42.6	-40.2					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel O	-38.6	-38.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel R	-38.7	-36.4					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel S	-41.1	-37.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel T	-40.2	-37.2					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel V	-41.3	-38.7					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel W	-40.6	-38.7					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel X	-36.7	-36.8					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel Y	-40.8	-39.9					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hainzel Z	-37.7	-35.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1527-1581).
Earth	Moon	Hale Q	-76.5	83.1					E	24.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Ellery; American astronomer (1868-1938); William; British rocket scientist (1797-1870).
Earth	Moon	Hall C	34.7	35.8					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Asaph; American astronomer (1829-1907).
Earth	Moon	Hall J	35.4	36.9					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Asaph; American astronomer (1829-1907).
Earth	Moon	Hall K	35.5	34.2					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Asaph; American astronomer (1829-1907).
Earth	Moon	Hall X	35.7	37.8					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Asaph; American astronomer (1829-1907).
Earth	Moon	Hall Y	36.4	36.9					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Asaph; American astronomer (1829-1907).
Earth	Moon	Halley B	-8.5	4.5					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edmond; British astronomer (1656-1742).
Earth	Moon	Halley C	-9.9	6.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edmond; British astronomer (1656-1742).
Earth	Moon	Halley G	-9.1	5.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edmond; British astronomer (1656-1742).
Earth	Moon	Halley K	-8.6	5.9					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edmond; British astronomer (1656-1742).
Earth	Moon	Hamilton B	-42.6	82.1					E	32.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William Rowan; Irish mathematician (1805-1865).
Earth	Moon	Hanno A	-53.4	63.2					E	38.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno B	-52.6	68.6					E	36.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno C	-55.9	68.9					E	22.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno D	-59.1	78.3					E	18.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno E	-59.3	73.0					E	18.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno F	-52.3	68.2					E	9.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno G	-58.0	70.6					E	16.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno H	-57.6	74.4					E	57.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno K	-53.5	76.9					E	25.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno W	-54.6	60.1					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno X	-55.3	67.7					E	13.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno Y	-55.3	66.0					E	8.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hanno Z	-55.1	65.1					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carthaginian navigator(unkn-c. 500 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hansen A	13.3	74.3					E	13.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Andreas; Danish astronomer (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Hansen B	14.3	79.9					E	80.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Andreas; Danish astronomer (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Hansteen A	-12.7	-52.2					E	6.0	Europe	Norway	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; Norwegian astronomer (1784-1873).
Earth	Moon	Hansteen B	-12.7	-52.4					E	6.0	Europe	Norway	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; Norwegian astronomer (1784-1873).
Earth	Moon	Hansteen E	-10.5	-50.5					E	28.0	Europe	Norway	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; Norwegian astronomer (1784-1873).
Earth	Moon	Hansteen K	-13.9	-53.2					E	3.0	Europe	Norway	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; Norwegian astronomer (1784-1873).
Earth	Moon	Hansteen L	-13.5	-52.9					E	3.0	Europe	Norway	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; Norwegian astronomer (1784-1873).
Earth	Moon	Harding A	40.4	-75.5					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Ludwig; German astronomer (1765-1834).
Earth	Moon	Harding B	41.9	-76.3					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Ludwig; German astronomer (1765-1834).
Earth	Moon	Harding C	42.4	-74.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Ludwig; German astronomer (1765-1834).
Earth	Moon	Harding D	42.9	-67.7					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Ludwig; German astronomer (1765-1834).
Earth	Moon	Harding H	40.8	-64.4					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Ludwig; German astronomer (1765-1834).
Earth	Moon	Haret C	-57.2	-172.8					E	30.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spiru; Rumanian astronomer (1851-1912).
Earth	Moon	Haret Y	-55.7	-175.5					E	27.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spiru; Rumanian astronomer (1851-1912).
Earth	Moon	Harkhebi H	39.3	99.8					E	30.0	Africa	Egypt	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian astronomer (c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harkhebi J	37.4	103.4					E	40.0	Africa	Egypt	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian astronomer (c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harkhebi K	35.7	100.8					E	27.0	Africa	Egypt	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian astronomer (c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harkhebi T	40.1	95.7					E	16.0	Africa	Egypt	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian astronomer (c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harkhebi U	40.8	97.0					E	18.0	Africa	Egypt	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian astronomer (c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harkhebi W	43.5	95.7					E	17.0	Africa	Egypt	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian astronomer (c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harpalus B	56.2	-43.7					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 460 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harpalus C	55.5	-45.1					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 460 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harpalus E	52.7	-50.8					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 460 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harpalus G	53.6	-52.3					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 460 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harpalus H	53.8	-53.2					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 460 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harpalus S	51.4	-49.9					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 460 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harpalus T	50.0	-49.4					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 460 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Harriot A	35.6	114.9					E	63.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British mathematician, astronomer (1560-1621).
Earth	Moon	Harriot B	33.4	114.5					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British mathematician, astronomer (1560-1621).
Earth	Moon	Harriot W	35.0	111.7					E	39.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British mathematician, astronomer (1560-1621).
Earth	Moon	Harriot X	35.0	113.0					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British mathematician, astronomer (1560-1621).
Earth	Moon	Hartmann K	1.8	136.0					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Franz; German astronomer (1865-1936).
Earth	Moon	Hartwig A	-5.7	-79.8					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Carl) Ernst (Albrecht); German astronomer (1851-1923).
Earth	Moon	Hartwig B	-8.3	-77.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Carl) Ernst (Albrecht); German astronomer (1851-1923).
Earth	Moon	Hase A	-29.0	62.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Matthias; German mathematician (1684-1742).
Earth	Moon	Hase B	-31.6	60.3					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Matthias; German mathematician (1684-1742).
Earth	Moon	Hase D	-31.0	63.3					E	56.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Matthias; German mathematician (1684-1742).
Earth	Moon	Hatanaka Q	26.1	-124.2					E	20.0	Asia	Japan	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Takeo; Japanese astronomer (1914-1963).
Earth	Moon	[Hausen A]	-61.3	-91.1					E	54.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian August; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1693-1743). <em>Note: Renamed Chappe</em>
Earth	Moon	[Hausen B]	-60.3	-86.4					E	69.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian August; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1693-1743). <em>Note: Renamed Pilâtre</em>
Earth	Moon	Hayford E	13.5	-172.1					E	21.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Fillmore; American civil engineer, geodesist (1868-1925).
Earth	Moon	Hayford K	9.6	-174.2					E	26.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Fillmore; American civil engineer, geodesist (1868-1925).
Earth	Moon	Hayford L	8.2	-175.9					E	16.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Fillmore; American civil engineer, geodesist (1868-1925).
Earth	Moon	Hayford P	11.1	-177.6					E	21.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Fillmore; American civil engineer, geodesist (1868-1925).
Earth	Moon	Hayford T	13.3	179.5					E	31.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Fillmore; American civil engineer, geodesist (1868-1925).
Earth	Moon	Hayford U	14.0	179.9					E	21.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Fillmore; American civil engineer, geodesist (1868-1925).
Earth	Moon	Hayn A	62.9	70.5					E	54.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn B	65.2	64.1					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn C	65.0	88.0					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn D	65.5	62.0					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn E	67.1	66.4					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn F	68.0	84.0					E	59.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn G	67.2	85.6					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn H	63.4	68.5					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn J	66.7	64.2					E	39.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn L	64.4	68.0					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn M	62.9	66.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn S	68.0	66.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Hayn T	68.4	74.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Karl; German astronomer (1863-1928).
Earth	Moon	Healy J	30.2	-108.8					E	42.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roy; American rocketry scientist (1915-1968).
Earth	Moon	Healy N	30.9	-110.8					E	42.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roy; American rocketry scientist (1915-1968).
Earth	Moon	Heaviside B	-5.5	169.3					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oliver; British mathematician, physicist (1850-1925).
Earth	Moon	Heaviside C	-5.7	171.1					E	28.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oliver; British mathematician, physicist (1850-1925).
Earth	Moon	Heaviside D	-6.7	171.8					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oliver; British mathematician, physicist (1850-1925).
Earth	Moon	Heaviside E	-10.2	169.2					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oliver; British mathematician, physicist (1850-1925).
Earth	Moon	Heaviside F	-10.8	172.8					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oliver; British mathematician, physicist (1850-1925).
Earth	Moon	Heaviside K	-13.3	168.5					E	110.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oliver; British mathematician, physicist (1850-1925).
Earth	Moon	Heaviside N	-11.8	166.6					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oliver; British mathematician, physicist (1850-1925).
Earth	Moon	Heaviside Z	-8.8	166.8					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oliver; British mathematician, physicist (1850-1925).
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus A	-22.0	81.6					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus B	-19.5	75.6					E	69.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus C	-19.0	73.2					E	22.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus E	-18.5	72.8					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus J	-22.6	80.8					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus K	-19.1	79.8					E	76.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus L	-19.1	79.0					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus M	-20.9	84.1					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hecataeus N	-21.0	80.8					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (unkn-c. 476 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hedin A	5.5	-78.1					E	60.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin B	4.4	-83.7					E	20.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin C	4.4	-84.6					E	10.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin F	4.0	-74.4					E	19.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin G	3.8	-73.4					E	14.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin H	3.0	-72.2					E	11.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin K	2.9	-73.0					E	11.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin L	5.1	-71.3					E	10.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin N	4.9	-71.7					E	24.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin R	5.3	-75.9					E	7.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin S	5.7	-75.1					E	8.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin T	4.2	-72.8					E	7.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin V	5.2	-73.7					E	9.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Hedin Z	1.9	-78.9					E	10.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sven Anders; Swedish explorer (1865-1952).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius A	-39.7	-17.6					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius B	-40.0	-18.6					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius C	-40.6	-17.9					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius D	-38.8	-20.7					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius E	-37.8	-19.5					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius F	-40.5	-19.7					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius G	-38.3	-14.5					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius H	-37.4	-18.5					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius J	-39.3	-20.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius K	-38.5	-18.5					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius L	-41.2	-18.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius M	-40.9	-15.3					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius N	-37.3	-14.7					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius O	-38.8	-14.8					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius P	-39.4	-13.8					E	40.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius Q	-39.9	-14.5					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius R	-40.2	-20.7					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius S	-39.6	-16.9					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heinsius T	-39.7	-16.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1709-1769).
Earth	Moon	Heis A	32.7	-31.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; German astronomer (1806-1877).
Earth	Moon	Heis D	31.7	-31.1					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; German astronomer (1806-1877).
Earth	Moon	Helberg C	23.4	-100.6					E	70.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert J.; American aeronautical engineer (1906-1967).
Earth	Moon	Helberg H	21.8	-101.2					E	29.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert J.; American aeronautical engineer (1906-1967).
Earth	Moon	Helicon B	38.0	-21.3					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, mathematician (fl. c. 361 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Helicon C	40.1	-26.2					E	1.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, mathematician (fl. c. 361 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Helicon E	40.5	-24.1					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, mathematician (fl. c. 361 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Helicon G	41.7	-24.9					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, mathematician (fl. c. 361 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hell A	-33.9	-8.4					E	22.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell B	-30.0	-5.8					E	22.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell C	-34.0	-6.4					E	14.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell E	-34.5	-6.1					E	10.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell H	-31.7	-3.8					E	5.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell J	-29.7	-6.9					E	6.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell K	-34.0	-5.3					E	5.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell L	-30.6	-4.7					E	6.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell M	-30.3	-4.7					E	10.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell N	-30.0	-5.0					E	4.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell P	-32.5	-5.7					E	4.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell Q	-33.0	-4.4					E	4.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell R	-32.7	-6.5					E	3.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell S	-33.4	-6.2					E	4.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell T	-33.7	-7.0					E	5.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell U	-33.4	-9.1					E	5.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell V	-32.8	-8.8					E	7.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell W	-32.5	-8.6					E	7.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Hell X	-32.0	-9.1					E	4.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maximilian; Hungarian astronomer (1720-1792).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz A	-64.4	51.5					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz B	-67.8	68.4					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz D	-66.3	54.3					E	46.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz F	-64.3	60.1					E	53.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz H	-64.5	65.2					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz J	-64.8	67.8					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz M	-65.2	51.1					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz N	-64.8	50.1					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz R	-63.5	54.7					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz S	-64.3	56.6					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Helmholtz T	-65.7	59.7					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Von; German doctor (1821-1894).
Earth	Moon	Henderson B	7.6	153.2					E	18.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; Scottish astronomer (1798-1844).
Earth	Moon	Henderson F	4.7	155.7					E	14.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; Scottish astronomer (1798-1844).
Earth	Moon	Henderson G	3.6	155.8					E	46.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; Scottish astronomer (1798-1844).
Earth	Moon	Henderson Q	3.4	151.0					E	17.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; Scottish astronomer (1798-1844).
Earth	Moon	Hendrix M	-48.4	-158.9					E	21.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Don Osgood; American optician (1905-1961).
Earth	Moon	Henry A	-24.5	-57.1					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Earth	Moon	Henry B	-24.3	-56.3					E	5.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Earth	Moon	Henry D	-24.9	-59.1					E	7.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Earth	Moon	Henry J	-22.8	-55.4					E	5.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Earth	Moon	Henry K	-23.2	-55.5					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Earth	Moon	Henry L	-25.5	-57.4					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Earth	Moon	Henry M	-25.8	-57.6					E	13.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Earth	Moon	Henry N	-26.1	-58.3					E	9.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Earth	Moon	Henry P	-25.8	-59.0					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American physicist (1797-1878).
Earth	Moon	Henry Frères C	-24.6	-59.7					E	37.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Prosper; French astronomer (1849-1903); Paul; French astronomer (1848-1905).
Earth	Moon	Henry Frères E	-24.6	-60.0					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Prosper; French astronomer (1849-1903); Paul; French astronomer (1848-1905).
Earth	Moon	Henry Frères G	-22.8	-58.0					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Prosper; French astronomer (1849-1903); Paul; French astronomer (1848-1905).
Earth	Moon	Henry Frères H	-22.3	-56.6					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Prosper; French astronomer (1849-1903); Paul; French astronomer (1848-1905).
Earth	Moon	Henry Frères R	-21.5	-57.8					E	7.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Prosper; French astronomer (1849-1903); Paul; French astronomer (1848-1905).
Earth	Moon	Henry Frères S	-20.5	-56.4					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Prosper; French astronomer (1849-1903); Paul; French astronomer (1848-1905).
Earth	Moon	Henyey U	14.2	-153.0					E	45.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis George; American astronomer (1910-1970).
Earth	Moon	Henyey V	14.7	-153.9					E	26.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis George; American astronomer (1910-1970).
Earth	Moon	Heraclides A	40.9	-34.2					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Heraclides.
Earth	Moon	Heraclides E	42.9	-32.7					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Heraclides.
Earth	Moon	Heraclides F	38.5	-33.7					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Heraclides.
Earth	Moon	Heraclitus A	-49.3	4.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (c. 540-480 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Heraclitus C	-48.8	6.3					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (c. 540-480 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Heraclitus D	-50.4	5.2					E	52.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (c. 540-480 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Heraclitus E	-49.7	6.7					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (c. 540-480 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Heraclitus K	-49.5	3.5					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (c. 540-480 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hercules B	47.8	36.6					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Hercules C	42.7	35.3					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Hercules D	44.8	39.7					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Hercules E	45.7	38.5					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Hercules F	50.3	41.7					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Hercules G	46.4	39.2					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Hercules H	51.2	40.9					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Hercules J	44.1	36.4					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Hercules K	44.2	36.9					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin spelling for Greek mythological hero Heracles.
Earth	Moon	Herigonius E	-13.8	-35.6					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herigone, Pierre; French mathematician, astronomer (fl. 1634).
Earth	Moon	Herigonius F	-15.5	-35.0					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herigone, Pierre; French mathematician, astronomer (fl. 1634).
Earth	Moon	Herigonius G	-15.3	-32.4					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herigone, Pierre; French mathematician, astronomer (fl. 1634).
Earth	Moon	Herigonius H	-17.0	-33.2					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herigone, Pierre; French mathematician, astronomer (fl. 1634).
Earth	Moon	Herigonius K	-12.8	-36.4					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herigone, Pierre; French mathematician, astronomer (fl. 1634).
Earth	Moon	Hermann A	0.4	-58.2					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann B	-0.3	-57.1					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann C	-0.2	-60.6					E	3.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann D	-2.3	-54.0					E	3.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann E	0.1	-52.0					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann F	1.3	-55.4					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann H	0.9	-61.8					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann J	2.6	-57.4					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann K	2.4	-58.3					E	3.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann L	2.4	-59.1					E	3.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann R	0.6	-55.6					E	3.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermann S	1.0	-55.5					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob; Swiss mathematician (1678-1733).
Earth	Moon	Hermite A	87.8	-47.1					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; French mathematician (1822-1901).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus A	21.5	-52.0					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus B	22.6	-55.4					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus C	21.9	-55.0					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus E	29.5	-51.8					E	48.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus G	24.7	-50.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus H	26.8	-50.0					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus K	24.5	-51.9					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus L	26.1	-53.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus N	23.7	-50.0					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus R	27.3	-53.9					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus S	27.7	-53.4					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herodotus T	27.9	-53.8					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 39	LAC 39	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Halikarnassus; Greek historian (c. 484-408 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Heron (Hero) H	0.2	120.7					E	20.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO65D3	LTO-65D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian inventor (unkn-c. 100 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Heron (Hero) Y	1.4	119.7					E	15.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO65D3	LTO-65D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian inventor (unkn-c. 100 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Herschel C	-5.0	-3.2					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; German-born British astronomer (1738-1822).
Earth	Moon	Herschel D	-5.3	-4.0					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; German-born British astronomer (1738-1822).
Earth	Moon	Herschel F	-5.8	-4.4					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; German-born British astronomer (1738-1822).
Earth	Moon	Herschel G	-6.5	-2.4					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; German-born British astronomer (1738-1822).
Earth	Moon	Herschel H	-6.3	-3.4					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; German-born British astronomer (1738-1822).
Earth	Moon	Herschel J	-6.4	-4.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; German-born British astronomer (1738-1822).
Earth	Moon	Herschel N	-5.2	-1.1					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; German-born British astronomer (1738-1822).
Earth	Moon	Herschel X	-5.3	-2.7					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; German-born British astronomer (1738-1822).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung D	3.3	-125.4					E	45.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung H	-1.3	-124.4					E	21.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung K	-0.5	-127.6					E	27.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung L	0.4	-127.8					E	33.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung M	-7.5	-128.9					E	36.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung P	0.0	-129.3					E	22.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung R	-0.1	-131.8					E	33.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung S	0.6	-132.5					E	47.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung V	5.2	-133.3					E	39.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung X	3.8	-129.1					E	24.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hertzsprung Y	8.8	-131.2					E	23.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ejnar; Danish astronomer (1873-1967).
Earth	Moon	Hesiodus A	-30.1	-17.0					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hesiod; Greek humanitarian (c. 735 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hesiodus B	-27.1	-17.5					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hesiod; Greek humanitarian (c. 735 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hesiodus D	-29.3	-16.4					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hesiod; Greek humanitarian (c. 735 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hesiodus E	-27.8	-15.3					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hesiod; Greek humanitarian (c. 735 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hesiodus X	-27.3	-16.2					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hesiod; Greek humanitarian (c. 735 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hesiodus Y	-28.3	-17.2					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hesiod; Greek humanitarian (c. 735 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hesiodus Z	-28.7	-19.4					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hesiod; Greek humanitarian (c. 735 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hess M	-55.9	173.7					E	27.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Victor Franz (Francis); American physicist (1883-1964); Harry Hammond; American geologist (1906-1969).
Earth	Moon	Hess W	-52.6	171.4					E	28.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Victor Franz (Francis); American physicist (1883-1964); Harry Hammond; American geologist (1906-1969).
Earth	Moon	Hess Z	-52.0	174.0					E	73.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Victor Franz (Francis); American physicist (1883-1964); Harry Hammond; American geologist (1906-1969).
Earth	Moon	Hevelius A	2.9	-68.1					E	14.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Howelcke, Johann; Polish astronomer (1611-1687).
Earth	Moon	Hevelius B	1.4	-68.8					E	14.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Howelcke, Johann; Polish astronomer (1611-1687).
Earth	Moon	Hevelius D	3.1	-60.8					E	8.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Howelcke, Johann; Polish astronomer (1611-1687).
Earth	Moon	Hevelius E	2.9	-65.7					E	9.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Howelcke, Johann; Polish astronomer (1611-1687).
Earth	Moon	Hevelius J	0.7	-69.7					E	14.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Howelcke, Johann; Polish astronomer (1611-1687).
Earth	Moon	Hevelius K	1.5	-70.0					E	6.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Howelcke, Johann; Polish astronomer (1611-1687).
Earth	Moon	Hevelius L	2.0	-70.3					E	7.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Howelcke, Johann; Polish astronomer (1611-1687).
Earth	Moon	Heymans D	76.8	-132.3					E	25.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Corneille-Jean-François; Belgian physiologist; Nobel laureate (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Heymans F	75.0	-133.6					E	50.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Corneille-Jean-François; Belgian physiologist; Nobel laureate (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Heymans T	75.2	-155.4					E	31.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Corneille-Jean-François; Belgian physiologist; Nobel laureate (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hilbert A	-15.9	108.7					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; German mathematician (1862-1943).
Earth	Moon	Hilbert E	-16.5	111.8					E	49.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; German mathematician (1862-1943).
Earth	Moon	Hilbert G	-19.0	114.0					E	50.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; German mathematician (1862-1943).
Earth	Moon	Hilbert H	-18.2	109.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; German mathematician (1862-1943).
Earth	Moon	Hilbert L	-21.2	108.9					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; German mathematician (1862-1943).
Earth	Moon	Hilbert S	-18.1	105.8					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; German mathematician (1862-1943).
Earth	Moon	Hilbert W	-17.1	107.6					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; German mathematician (1862-1943).
Earth	Moon	Hilbert Y	-15.6	107.5					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; German mathematician (1862-1943).
Earth	Moon	Hind C	-8.7	7.4					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Russell; British astronomer (1823-1895).
Earth	Moon	Hippalus A	-23.8	-32.8					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek explorer (unkn-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Hippalus B	-25.1	-30.1					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek explorer (unkn-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Hippalus C	-24.1	-30.5					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek explorer (unkn-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Hippalus D	-23.6	-31.9					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek explorer (unkn-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus B	-6.9	1.7					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus C	-7.3	8.2					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus D	-4.5	2.1					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus E	-4.2	2.3					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus F	-4.2	2.5					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus G	-5.0	7.4					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus H	-5.4	2.3					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus J	-7.6	3.2					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus K	-6.9	2.2					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus L	-6.8	9.0					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus N	-4.8	5.0					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus P	-4.7	2.8					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus Q	-8.5	2.9					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus T	-7.1	3.6					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus U	-6.7	3.6					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus W	-5.0	7.8					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus X	-5.7	4.9					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hipparchus Z	-8.5	9.1					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 140 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hippocrates Q	69.0	-148.0					E	35.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek doctor (c. 460-377 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hirayama C	-4.2	95.4					E	23.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945). <em>Note: Formerly Ariosto</em>
Earth	Moon	Hirayama F	-5.8	97.2					E	35.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945).
Earth	Moon	Hirayama G	-6.4	96.8					E	18.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945).
Earth	Moon	Hirayama K	-8.3	94.9					E	39.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945). <em>Note: Formerly Balzac</em>
Earth	Moon	Hirayama L	-9.4	94.4					E	24.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945).
Earth	Moon	Hirayama M	-9.2	93.5					E	29.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945).
Earth	Moon	Hirayama N	-7.2	93.6					E	17.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945).
Earth	Moon	Hirayama Q	-8.0	91.3					E	40.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945). <em>Note: Formerly Longfellow</em>
Earth	Moon	Hirayama S	-6.5	92.3					E	29.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945). <em>Note: Formerly Montesquieu</em>
Earth	Moon	Hirayama T	-6.4	91.5					E	18.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945).
Earth	Moon	Hirayama Y	-4.5	93.2					E	50.0	Asia	Japan	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kiyotsugu; Japanese astronomer (1874-1943); Shin; Japanese astronomer (1867-1945). <em>Note: Formerly Tolstoy</em>
Earth	Moon	Hoffmeister D	16.9	140.3					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cuno; German astronomer (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hoffmeister F	14.7	141.0					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cuno; German astronomer (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hoffmeister N	13.7	136.4					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cuno; German astronomer (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hoffmeister Z	17.8	136.7					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cuno; German astronomer (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Hogg E	34.1	124.9					E	21.0	Oceania	Australia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Robert; Australian astronomer (1903-1966); Frank Scott; Canadian astronomer (1904-1951).
Earth	Moon	Hogg K	31.1	123.5					E	19.0	Oceania	Australia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Robert; Australian astronomer (1903-1966); Frank Scott; Canadian astronomer (1904-1951).
Earth	Moon	Hogg P	32.5	121.4					E	26.0	Oceania	Australia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Robert; Australian astronomer (1903-1966); Frank Scott; Canadian astronomer (1904-1951).
Earth	Moon	Hogg T	33.9	119.0					E	27.0	Oceania	Australia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Robert; Australian astronomer (1903-1966); Frank Scott; Canadian astronomer (1904-1951).
Earth	Moon	Hohmann Q	-21.8	-98.1					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; German space flight engineer (1880-1945).
Earth	Moon	[Hohmann T]	-17.8	-97.5					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; German space flight engineer (1880-1945). <em>Note:  Renamed Il'in</em>
Earth	Moon	Holden R	-20.7	61.1					E	18.0	North America	American	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Singleton; American astronomer (1846-1914).
Earth	Moon	Holden S	-20.4	61.5					E	15.0	North America	American	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Singleton; American astronomer (1846-1914).
Earth	Moon	Holden T	-19.0	64.2					E	9.0	North America	American	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Singleton; American astronomer (1846-1914).
Earth	Moon	Holden V	-18.4	62.1					E	10.0	North America	American	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Singleton; American astronomer (1846-1914).
Earth	Moon	Holden W	-19.0	60.1					E	12.0	North America	American	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Singleton; American astronomer (1846-1914).
Earth	Moon	Holetschek N	-30.2	150.1					E	19.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Austrian astronomer (1846-1923).
Earth	Moon	Holetschek P	-30.0	149.5					E	16.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Austrian astronomer (1846-1923).
Earth	Moon	Holetschek R	-29.0	147.5					E	69.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Austrian astronomer (1846-1923).
Earth	Moon	Holetschek Z	-26.3	150.9					E	30.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Austrian astronomer (1846-1923).
Earth	Moon	Hommel A	-53.7	34.3					E	51.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel B	-55.3	37.0					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel C	-54.8	29.6					E	53.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel D	-55.8	32.5					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel E	-59.0	31.0					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel F	-58.4	32.0					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel G	-58.1	27.4					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel H	-52.6	30.9					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel HA	-52.0	30.5					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel J	-53.5	27.9					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel K	-55.5	27.0					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel L	-56.1	27.9					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel M	-59.8	27.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel N	-59.3	28.8					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel O	-58.5	28.2					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel P	-56.9	31.7					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel Q	-56.1	38.4					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel R	-52.6	32.6					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel S	-56.6	36.2					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel T	-57.6	26.3					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel V	-53.5	33.5					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel X	-60.9	32.2					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel Y	-60.4	30.8					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hommel Z	-59.8	30.4					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1518-1562).
Earth	Moon	Hooke D	40.7	55.8					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; British physicist, inventor (1635-1703).
Earth	Moon	Horrebow A	59.2	-40.4					E	25.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peder; Danish astronomer (1679-1764).
Earth	Moon	Horrebow B	58.7	-42.7					E	13.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peder; Danish astronomer (1679-1764).
Earth	Moon	Horrebow C	56.9	-36.0					E	5.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peder; Danish astronomer (1679-1764).
Earth	Moon	Horrebow D	57.9	-38.7					E	5.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peder; Danish astronomer (1679-1764).
Earth	Moon	Horrebow G	59.7	-41.7					E	8.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peder; Danish astronomer (1679-1764).
Earth	Moon	Horrocks M	-4.0	7.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jeremiah; British astronomer (1619-1641).
Earth	Moon	Horrocks U	-3.2	4.8					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jeremiah; British astronomer (1619-1641).
Earth	Moon	Hortensius A	4.4	-30.7					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC	587B	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hove, Martin van den; Dutch astronomer (1605-1639).
Earth	Moon	Hortensius B	5.3	-29.5					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC	587B	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hove, Martin van den; Dutch astronomer (1605-1639).
Earth	Moon	Hortensius C	6.0	-26.7					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC	587B	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hove, Martin van den; Dutch astronomer (1605-1639).
Earth	Moon	Hortensius D	5.4	-32.3					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC	587B	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hove, Martin van den; Dutch astronomer (1605-1639).
Earth	Moon	Hortensius E	5.2	-25.4					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC	587B	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hove, Martin van den; Dutch astronomer (1605-1639).
Earth	Moon	Hortensius F	7.1	-25.6					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC	587B	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hove, Martin van den; Dutch astronomer (1605-1639).
Earth	Moon	Hortensius G	8.1	-26.1					E	4.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC	587B	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hove, Martin van den; Dutch astronomer (1605-1639).
Earth	Moon	Hortensius H	5.9	-31.1					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC	587B	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hove, Martin van den; Dutch astronomer (1605-1639).
Earth	Moon	Houzeau P	-19.7	-125.0					E	25.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Charles-Hippolyte-Joseph de Lehaie; Belgian astronomer (1820-1888).
Earth	Moon	Houzeau Q	-19.0	-125.3					E	18.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Charles-Hippolyte-Joseph de Lehaie; Belgian astronomer (1820-1888).
Earth	Moon	Hubble C	19.6	85.3					E	50.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edwin Powell; American astronomer (1889-1953).
Earth	Moon	Huggins A	-40.6	-2.2					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British astronomer (1824-1910).
Earth	Moon	Humboldt B	-30.9	83.7					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; German philologist (1767-1835).
Earth	Moon	Humboldt N	-26.0	80.5					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm von; German philologist (1767-1835).
Earth	Moon	Hume A	-3.8	90.6					E	25.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO82A4	LTO-82A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; Scottish philosopher (1711-1776).
Earth	Moon	Hume Z	-3.6	90.4					E	14.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO82A4	LTO-82A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	David; Scottish philosopher (1711-1776). <em>Note: Formerly Li Po</em>
Earth	Moon	Hutton P	35.7	167.4					E	42.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish geologist (1726-1797).
Earth	Moon	Hutton W	39.1	166.7					E	23.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish geologist (1726-1797).
Earth	Moon	Huygens A	19.7	-1.9					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Huygens.
Earth	Moon	Hyginus A	6.3	5.7					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus B	7.6	5.1					E	6.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus C	7.7	8.3					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus D	11.4	4.3					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus E	8.7	8.5					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus F	8.0	8.6					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus G	11.0	6.0					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus H	6.0	7.0					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus N	10.5	7.4					E	11.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus S	6.4	8.0					E	29.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus W	9.7	7.7					E	22.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hyginus Z	8.0	9.5					E	28.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Caius Julius; Spanish astronomer (fl. first century B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia A	-4.9	22.2					E	16.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia B	-4.6	21.3					E	5.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia C	-0.9	20.8					E	15.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia D	-3.1	22.7					E	6.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia E	-0.3	20.4					E	6.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia F	-4.1	21.5					E	8.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia G	-2.7	23.0					E	5.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia H	-4.5	24.1					E	5.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia M	-5.3	23.4					E	28.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Hypatia R	-1.9	21.2					E	4.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO78B4	LTO-78B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hypatia of Alexandria; Egyptian mathematician and philosopher (c. 370-415).
Earth	Moon	Ibn Firnas E	7.5	125.5					E	42.0	Europe	Spain	LTO65C1	LTO-65C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish-Arab humanitarian, technologist (unkn-c. A.D. 887). 
Earth	Moon	Ibn Firnas L	5.9	123.0					E	21.0	Europe	Spain	LTO65C1	LTO-65C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish-Arab humanitarian, technologist (unkn-c. A.D. 887). 
Earth	Moon	[Ibn Firnas Y]	8.1	121.8					E	15.0	Europe	Spain	LTO65C1	LTO-65C1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish-Arab humanitarian, technologist (unkn-c. A.D. 887).  <em>Note: Renamed Melissa</em>
Earth	Moon	Icarus D	-4.3	-171.2					E	68.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythical flyer.
Earth	Moon	Icarus E	-5.2	-168.8					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythical flyer.
Earth	Moon	Icarus H	-7.8	-169.4					E	32.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythical flyer.
Earth	Moon	Icarus J	-7.3	-170.9					E	32.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythical flyer.
Earth	Moon	Icarus Q	-7.8	-176.2					E	41.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythical flyer.
Earth	Moon	Icarus V	-3.9	-176.0					E	36.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythical flyer.
Earth	Moon	Icarus X	-2.2	-175.5					E	43.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek mythical flyer.
Earth	Moon	Idel'son L	-84.2	115.8					E	28.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Naum Ilich; Soviet astronomer (1885-1951).
Earth	Moon	Ideler A	-50.1	22.0					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Ludwig; German astronomer (1766-1846).
Earth	Moon	Ideler B	-50.6	22.3					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Ludwig; German astronomer (1766-1846).
Earth	Moon	Ideler C	-51.2	23.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Ludwig; German astronomer (1766-1846).
Earth	Moon	Ideler L	-49.2	23.6					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Ludwig; German astronomer (1766-1846).
Earth	Moon	Ideler M	-48.8	25.6					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Ludwig; German astronomer (1766-1846).
Earth	Moon	Ingalls G	25.8	-150.4					E	55.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Graham; American optician (1888-1958).
Earth	Moon	Ingalls M	24.0	-153.0					E	27.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Graham; American optician (1888-1958).
Earth	Moon	Ingalls U	27.3	-156.2					E	28.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Graham; American optician (1888-1958).
Earth	Moon	Ingalls V	27.4	-155.3					E	27.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Graham; American optician (1888-1958).
Earth	Moon	Ingalls Y	29.7	-154.1					E	23.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Graham; American optician (1888-1958).
Earth	Moon	Ingalls Z	30.3	-153.3					E	25.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Graham; American optician (1888-1958).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami A	-44.9	-65.3					E	34.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami C	-44.1	-74.5					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami F	-49.8	-71.4					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami G	-51.1	-74.1					E	29.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami H	-50.2	-72.7					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami K	-49.6	-73.9					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami L	-46.0	-61.0					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami M	-45.6	-60.3					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami N	-48.9	-66.8					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami Q	-48.0	-72.9					E	42.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami S	-49.3	-68.4					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami T	-49.8	-67.8					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Inghirami W	-44.4	-67.4					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni; Italian astronomer (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Innes G	26.7	122.3					E	22.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Thornton Ayton; Scottish astronomer (1861-1933).
Earth	Moon	Innes S	27.6	117.3					E	33.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Thornton Ayton; Scottish astronomer (1861-1933).
Earth	Moon	Innes Z	29.8	119.2					E	33.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Thornton Ayton; Scottish astronomer (1861-1933).
Earth	Moon	Isaev N	-18.7	147.3					E	24.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102B2	LTO-102B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexei Mikhailovich; Soviet rocket designer (1908-1971).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus A	-8.0	33.2					E	10.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus B	-4.5	33.0					E	30.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus C	-4.8	31.7					E	9.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus D	-4.2	34.1					E	15.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus E	-5.3	32.6					E	15.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus F	-8.7	34.2					E	20.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus G	-6.4	31.6					E	7.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus H	-3.9	32.6					E	7.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus K	-8.9	33.3					E	7.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus U	-7.9	31.5					E	6.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus V	-8.9	30.8					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Isidorus W	-9.4	32.3					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LTO79A4	LTO-79A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	St. Isidore of Seville; Spanish astronomer and encyclopaedist (c. 560-636).
Earth	Moon	Izsak T	-23.2	114.8					E	14.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Imre; Hungarian-American astronomer (1929-1965).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel B	59.9	-38.8					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel C	62.3	-39.9					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel D	60.4	-38.0					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel F	58.8	-35.4					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel K	62.9	-39.3					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel L	61.0	-40.0					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel M	57.3	-32.9					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel N	60.0	-32.8					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel P	63.5	-32.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	J. Herschel R	62.5	-30.6					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John Frederick William; British astronomer (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	Jackson Q	21.1	-164.7					E	13.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish astronomer (1887-1958).
Earth	Moon	Jackson X	25.2	-164.3					E	17.0	Europe	Scotland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish astronomer (1887-1958).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi A	-58.5	16.0					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi B	-54.4	13.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi C	-59.8	10.6					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi D	-60.8	10.6					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi E	-58.5	11.8					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi F	-58.5	9.6					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi G	-58.4	13.9					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi H	-58.5	10.6					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi J	-58.0	10.3					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi K	-56.7	10.8					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi L	-55.4	15.4					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi M	-57.8	12.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi N	-56.3	11.8					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi O	-55.7	11.9					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi P	-57.3	13.8					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi Q	-55.8	14.0					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi R	-55.3	13.8					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi S	-57.5	14.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi T	-56.0	15.2					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi U	-55.0	13.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi W	-56.0	10.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jacobi Z	-59.1	11.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Gustav Jacob; German mathematician (1804-1851).
Earth	Moon	Jansen D	15.7	28.4					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansen E	14.5	27.8					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansen G	9.3	26.0					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansen H	11.4	28.4					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansen K	11.5	29.7					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansen L	14.7	30.1					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638). <em>Note: Formerly Bernini</em>
Earth	Moon	Jansen R	15.2	28.8					E	25.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansen T	11.4	33.5					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansen U	11.9	32.3					E	4.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansen W	10.2	29.5					E	3.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansen Y	13.4	28.6					E	4.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO60B2	LTO-60B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Janszoon, Zacharias; Dutch optician (1580-c. 1638).
Earth	Moon	Jansky D	9.5	91.2					E	20.0	North America	American	LTO63B3	LTO-63B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Guthe; American radio engineer (1905-1950).
Earth	Moon	Jansky F	8.8	92.2					E	50.0	North America	American	LTO63B3	LTO-63B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Guthe; American radio engineer (1905-1950).
Earth	Moon	Jansky H	7.8	91.3					E	11.0	North America	American	LTO63B3	LTO-63B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Guthe; American radio engineer (1905-1950).
Earth	Moon	Janssen B	-43.2	34.4					E	22.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen C	-42.8	34.9					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen D	-48.5	41.1					E	29.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen E	-48.8	39.9					E	25.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen F	-49.7	41.9					E	36.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen H	-45.3	41.7					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen J	-43.4	36.6					E	30.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen K	-46.1	42.3					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen L	-45.9	43.4					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen M	-41.8	35.4					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen N	-41.4	32.2					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen P	-45.3	39.7					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen Q	-46.2	39.4					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen R	-48.1	38.7					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen S	-50.4	41.9					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen T	-48.8	42.2					E	31.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Janssen X	-42.9	33.3					E	24.0	Europe	France	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Jules César; French astronomer (1824-1907).
Earth	Moon	Jeans B	-52.4	94.8					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James Hopwood; British mathematical physicist (1877-1946).
Earth	Moon	Jeans G	-56.0	93.3					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James Hopwood; British mathematical physicist (1877-1946).
Earth	Moon	Jeans N	-58.7	90.5					E	64.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James Hopwood; British mathematical physicist (1877-1946).
Earth	Moon	Jeans S	-56.8	86.8					E	56.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James Hopwood; British mathematical physicist (1877-1946).
Earth	Moon	Jeans U	-54.7	86.5					E	57.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James Hopwood; British mathematical physicist (1877-1946).
Earth	Moon	Jeans X	-53.5	89.4					E	44.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James Hopwood; British mathematical physicist (1877-1946).
Earth	Moon	Jeans Y	-51.2	90.5					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir James Hopwood; British mathematical physicist (1877-1946).
Earth	Moon	Jenner M	-46.0	95.5					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward; British doctor (1749-1823).
Earth	Moon	Jenner X	-37.4	93.7					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward; British doctor (1749-1823).
Earth	Moon	Jenner Y	-38.6	94.7					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward; British doctor (1749-1823).
Earth	Moon	Joliot P	22.2	91.9					E	12.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederic Joliot-Curie; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1900-1958).
Earth	Moon	Joule K	25.8	-141.9					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Prescott; British physicist (1818-1889).
Earth	Moon	Joule L	26.1	-144.1					E	69.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Prescott; British physicist (1818-1889).
Earth	Moon	Joule T	27.7	-148.2					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Prescott; British physicist (1818-1889).
Earth	Moon	Jules Verne C	-33.2	149.7					E	30.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	French writer (1828-1905).
Earth	Moon	Jules Verne G	-35.1	150.0					E	42.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	French writer (1828-1905).
Earth	Moon	Jules Verne P	-38.0	145.1					E	62.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	French writer (1828-1905).
Earth	Moon	Jules Verne R	-36.9	140.9					E	49.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	French writer (1828-1905).
Earth	Moon	Jules Verne X	-32.1	145.2					E	15.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	French writer (1828-1905).
Earth	Moon	Jules Verne Y	-31.3	146.0					E	30.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	French writer (1828-1905).
Earth	Moon	Jules Verne Z	-32.5	146.8					E	20.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	French writer (1828-1905).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar A	7.6	14.4					E	13.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar B	9.8	14.0					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar C	7.3	15.4					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar D	7.2	16.5					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar F	11.5	12.9					E	19.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar G	10.2	15.7					E	20.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar H	8.8	13.6					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar J	9.2	13.8					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar P	11.2	14.1					E	37.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Julius Caesar Q	12.9	14.0					E	32.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 60	LAC 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roman emperor, introduced the Julian calendar (c. 102-44 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Kaiser A	-36.3	7.3					E	20.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; Dutch astronomer (1808-1872).
Earth	Moon	Kaiser B	-36.6	5.6					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; Dutch astronomer (1808-1872).
Earth	Moon	Kaiser C	-36.5	9.7					E	12.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; Dutch astronomer (1808-1872).
Earth	Moon	Kaiser D	-37.0	7.4					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; Dutch astronomer (1808-1872).
Earth	Moon	Kaiser E	-34.9	7.1					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; Dutch astronomer (1808-1872).
Earth	Moon	Kaiser R	-34.3	7.2					E	4.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; Dutch astronomer (1808-1872).
Earth	Moon	Kane A	61.2	27.0					E	5.0	North America	American	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Elisha Kent; American explorer (1820-1857).
Earth	Moon	Kane F	59.6	23.1					E	7.0	North America	American	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Elisha Kent; American explorer (1820-1857).
Earth	Moon	Kane G	59.2	25.3					E	10.0	North America	American	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Elisha Kent; American explorer (1820-1857).
Earth	Moon	Kant B	-9.7	18.6					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant C	-9.3	22.1					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant D	-11.5	18.7					E	52.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant G	-9.2	19.5					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant H	-9.1	20.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant N	-9.9	19.7					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant O	-12.0	17.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant P	-10.8	17.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant Q	-13.1	18.8					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant S	-11.5	19.7					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant T	-11.3	20.2					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kant Z	-10.4	17.5					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Immanuel; German philosopher (1724-1804).
Earth	Moon	Kapteyn A	-14.2	71.3					E	31.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Cornelis; Dutch astronomer (1851-1922).
Earth	Moon	Kapteyn B	-15.6	71.0					E	39.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Cornelis; Dutch astronomer (1851-1922).
Earth	Moon	Kapteyn C	-13.3	70.2					E	48.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Cornelis; Dutch astronomer (1851-1922).
Earth	Moon	Kapteyn D	-14.5	70.6					E	12.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Cornelis; Dutch astronomer (1851-1922).
Earth	Moon	Kapteyn E	-8.8	69.3					E	31.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Cornelis; Dutch astronomer (1851-1922).
Earth	Moon	Kapteyn F	-14.5	70.3					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Cornelis; Dutch astronomer (1851-1922).
Earth	Moon	Kapteyn K	-13.1	71.9					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Cornelis; Dutch astronomer (1851-1922).
Earth	Moon	Kapteyn Z	-11.2	72.5					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO80C2	LTO-80C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Cornelis; Dutch astronomer (1851-1922).
Earth	Moon	Karpinskiy J	71.5	175.1					E	25.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander Petrovich; Soviet geologist (1846-1936).
Earth	Moon	Kästner A	-4.5	77.3					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A3	LTO-81A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Gotthelf; German mathematician, physicist (1719-1800).
Earth	Moon	Kästner B	-6.3	80.7					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A3	LTO-81A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Gotthelf; German mathematician, physicist (1719-1800). <em>Note: Formerly Defoe</em>
Earth	Moon	Kästner C	-8.0	76.9					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A3	LTO-81A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Gotthelf; German mathematician, physicist (1719-1800).
Earth	Moon	Kästner E	-8.1	77.6					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A3	LTO-81A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Gotthelf; German mathematician, physicist (1719-1800).
Earth	Moon	Kästner G	-4.2	79.0					E	72.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A3	LTO-81A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Gotthelf; German mathematician, physicist (1719-1800).
Earth	Moon	Kästner R	-6.9	82.3					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A3	LTO-81A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Gotthelf; German mathematician, physicist (1719-1800). <em>Note: Formerly Shekov</em>
Earth	Moon	Kästner S	-8.0	83.2					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LTO81A3	LTO-81A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Gotthelf; German mathematician, physicist (1719-1800). <em>Note: Formerly Cellini</em>
Earth	Moon	Kearons U	-10.5	-115.9					E	13.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Maybrick; American astronomer (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Keeler L	-13.3	163.2					E	71.0	North America	American	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Edward; American astronomer (1857-1900).
Earth	Moon	Keeler S	-11.4	158.0					E	30.0	North America	American	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Edward; American astronomer (1857-1900).
Earth	Moon	Keeler U	-9.1	156.9					E	29.0	North America	American	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Edward; American astronomer (1857-1900).
Earth	Moon	Keeler V	-8.9	158.3					E	53.0	North America	American	LTO85C1	LTO-85C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Edward; American astronomer (1857-1900).
Earth	Moon	Kekulé K	13.9	-135.8					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German chemist (1829-1896).
Earth	Moon	Kekulé M	12.2	-137.4					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German chemist (1829-1896).
Earth	Moon	Kekulé S	15.4	-143.0					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German chemist (1829-1896).
Earth	Moon	Kekulé V	18.4	-142.0					E	67.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German chemist (1829-1896).
Earth	Moon	Kelvin A	-27.5	-31.5					E	8.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Kelvin.
Earth	Moon	Kelvin B	-27.6	-32.1					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Kelvin.
Earth	Moon	Kelvin C	-27.6	-32.5					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Kelvin.
Earth	Moon	Kelvin D	-27.9	-33.1					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Kelvin.
Earth	Moon	Kelvin E	-26.7	-31.7					E	4.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Kelvin.
Earth	Moon	Kelvin F	-26.7	-35.6					E	4.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Kelvin.
Earth	Moon	Kelvin G	-26.2	-33.9					E	3.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Kelvin.
Earth	Moon	Kepínski C	30.2	128.0					E	20.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felicjan; Polish astronomer (1885-1966).
Earth	Moon	Kepínski N	26.6	126.2					E	40.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felicjan; Polish astronomer (1885-1966).
Earth	Moon	Kepínski W	30.1	124.9					E	25.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felicjan; Polish astronomer (1885-1966).
Earth	Moon	Kepler A	7.2	-36.1					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Earth	Moon	Kepler B	7.8	-35.3					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Earth	Moon	Kepler C	10.0	-41.8					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Earth	Moon	Kepler D	7.4	-41.9					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Earth	Moon	Kepler E	7.4	-43.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Earth	Moon	Kepler F	8.3	-39.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Earth	Moon	Kepler P	12.2	-34.0					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Earth	Moon	Kepler T	9.0	-34.6					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1571-1630).
Earth	Moon	Khvol'son C	-13.5	111.9					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Orest Danilovich; Soviet physicist (1852-1934).
Earth	Moon	Kibal'chich H	2.0	-144.2					E	40.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Russian rocketry scientist (1853-1881).
Earth	Moon	Kibal'chich Q	-0.7	-149.0					E	25.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Russian rocketry scientist (1853-1881).
Earth	Moon	Kibal'chich R	0.6	-150.1					E	29.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Russian rocketry scientist (1853-1881).
Earth	Moon	Kidinnu E	36.3	124.5					E	60.0	Asia	Babylon	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Or Cidenas; Babylonian astronomer (unkn-c. 343 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Kies A	-28.3	-22.7					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician, astronomer (1713-1781).
Earth	Moon	Kies B	-28.7	-21.9					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician, astronomer (1713-1781).
Earth	Moon	Kies C	-26.0	-26.1					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician, astronomer (1713-1781).
Earth	Moon	Kies D	-24.9	-18.5					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician, astronomer (1713-1781).
Earth	Moon	Kies E	-28.7	-22.7					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician, astronomer (1713-1781).
Earth	Moon	Kinau A	-62.1	20.0					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau B	-61.6	19.2					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau C	-60.6	20.5					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau D	-60.6	18.5					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau E	-60.1	20.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau F	-62.1	13.5					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau G	-61.5	12.7					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau H	-59.8	19.7					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau J	-59.6	16.0					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau K	-58.6	18.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau L	-59.3	18.8					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau M	-60.4	14.3					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau N	-61.4	15.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau P	-61.4	17.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau Q	-62.4	21.1					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kinau R	-59.9	11.6					E	61.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adolph Gottfried; German selenographer (1814-1887).
Earth	Moon	King J	3.2	121.8					E	14.0	North America	American	LTO65C1	LTO-65C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Scott; American physicist (1876-1957); Edward Skinner; American astronomer (1861-1931).
Earth	Moon	King Y	6.5	119.8					E	48.0	North America	American	LTO65C1	LTO-65C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Scott; American physicist (1876-1957); Edward Skinner; American astronomer (1861-1931).
Earth	Moon	Kirch E	36.5	-6.9					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1639-1710).
Earth	Moon	Kirch F	38.0	-6.0					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1639-1710).
Earth	Moon	Kirch G	37.4	-8.1					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1639-1710).
Earth	Moon	Kirch H	39.0	-7.0					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1639-1710).
Earth	Moon	Kirch K	39.2	-4.0					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1639-1710).
Earth	Moon	Kirch M	39.5	-9.9					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried; German astronomer (1639-1710).
Earth	Moon	Kircher A	-66.1	-42.1					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Athanasius; German humanitarian (1601-1680).
Earth	Moon	Kircher B	-65.0	-43.1					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Athanasius; German humanitarian (1601-1680).
Earth	Moon	Kircher C	-66.9	-37.5					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Athanasius; German humanitarian (1601-1680).
Earth	Moon	Kircher D	-67.5	-49.8					E	39.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Athanasius; German humanitarian (1601-1680).
Earth	Moon	Kircher E	-69.1	-50.1					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Athanasius; German humanitarian (1601-1680).
Earth	Moon	Kircher F	-66.1	-38.9					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Athanasius; German humanitarian (1601-1680).
Earth	Moon	Kirchhoff C	30.3	39.7					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gustav Robert; German physicist (1824-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kirchhoff E	30.7	40.4					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gustav Robert; German physicist (1824-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kirchhoff F	31.5	40.9					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gustav Robert; German physicist (1824-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kirchhoff G	29.8	40.2					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gustav Robert; German physicist (1824-1887).
Earth	Moon	Kirkwood T	69.4	-165.2					E	19.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; American astronomer (1814-1895).
Earth	Moon	Kirkwood Y	72.2	-157.5					E	19.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel; American astronomer (1814-1895).
Earth	Moon	Klaproth A	-68.2	-21.6					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin Heinrich; German chemist, mineralogist (1743-1817).
Earth	Moon	Klaproth B	-72.0	-24.7					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin Heinrich; German chemist, mineralogist (1743-1817).
Earth	Moon	Klaproth C	-69.1	-19.5					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin Heinrich; German chemist, mineralogist (1743-1817).
Earth	Moon	Klaproth D	-70.2	-20.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin Heinrich; German chemist, mineralogist (1743-1817).
Earth	Moon	Klaproth G	-68.6	-31.2					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin Heinrich; German chemist, mineralogist (1743-1817).
Earth	Moon	Klaproth H	-69.4	-33.1					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin Heinrich; German chemist, mineralogist (1743-1817).
Earth	Moon	Klaproth L	-70.1	-36.5					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin Heinrich; German chemist, mineralogist (1743-1817).
Earth	Moon	Klein A	-11.4	3.0					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Joseph; German astronomer (1844-1914).
Earth	Moon	Klein B	-12.5	1.8					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Joseph; German astronomer (1844-1914).
Earth	Moon	Klein C	-12.5	2.6					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LTO77C1	LTO-77C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Joseph; German astronomer (1844-1914).
Earth	Moon	Klute M	35.1	-141.1					E	24.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel O'Donnell; American rocketry scientist (1921-1964).
Earth	Moon	Klute W	38.2	-143.0					E	13.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel O'Donnell; American rocketry scientist (1921-1964).
Earth	Moon	Klute X	39.5	-143.0					E	40.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel O'Donnell; American rocketry scientist (1921-1964).
Earth	Moon	Koch R	-44.5	146.3					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1843-1910).
Earth	Moon	Koch U	-42.3	147.4					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1843-1910).
Earth	Moon	Kohlschütter N	11.6	153.7					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arnold; German astronomer (1883-1969).
Earth	Moon	Kohlschütter Q	13.2	153.0					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arnold; German astronomer (1883-1969).
Earth	Moon	Kohlschütter W	16.3	151.2					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arnold; German astronomer (1883-1969).
Earth	Moon	Kondratyuk A	-14.2	115.5					E	25.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yury Vasilyevich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1897-1942).
Earth	Moon	Kondratyuk Q	-15.7	114.7					E	28.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yury Vasilyevich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1897-1942).
Earth	Moon	König A	-24.7	-24.0					E	3.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Rudolf; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1865-1927).
Earth	Moon	[Kopff A]	-14.3	-84.1					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August; German astronomer (1882-1960).  <em>Note: Renamed Lallemand</em>
Earth	Moon	Kopff B	-16.9	-86.2					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August; German astronomer (1882-1960). 
Earth	Moon	Kopff C	-18.3	-86.1					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August; German astronomer (1882-1960). 
Earth	Moon	Kopff D	-19.9	-89.8					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August; German astronomer (1882-1960). 
Earth	Moon	Kopff E	-16.0	-89.8					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August; German astronomer (1882-1960). 
Earth	Moon	Korolev B	-3.9	-156.1					E	22.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev C	-1.3	-153.2					E	68.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev D	-0.8	-151.5					E	26.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev E	-3.9	-153.2					E	37.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev F	-4.6	-152.6					E	31.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev G	-6.0	-153.3					E	12.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev L	-6.0	-156.7					E	30.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev M	-8.8	-157.3					E	58.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev P	-8.1	-159.9					E	17.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev T	-4.4	-157.7					E	22.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev V	-1.3	-161.8					E	20.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev W	-0.4	-160.3					E	34.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev X	0.6	-159.0					E	28.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Korolev Y	-0.7	-158.2					E	19.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Pavlovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Kostinskiy B	16.3	119.9					E	20.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Konstantinovich; Soviet astronomer (1867-1936).
Earth	Moon	Kostinskiy D	16.0	122.8					E	32.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Konstantinovich; Soviet astronomer (1867-1936).
Earth	Moon	Kostinskiy E	15.1	122.4					E	26.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Konstantinovich; Soviet astronomer (1867-1936).
Earth	Moon	Kostinskiy W	17.2	115.6					E	24.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sergey Konstantinovich; Soviet astronomer (1867-1936).
Earth	Moon	Kovalevskaya D	32.7	-124.4					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sofya Vasilyevna; Russian mathematician (1850-1891).
Earth	Moon	Kovalevskaya Q	29.4	-131.0					E	101.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sofya Vasilyevna; Russian mathematician (1850-1891).
Earth	Moon	Koval'skiy B	-20.8	101.5					E	28.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)
Earth	Moon	Koval'skiy D	-20.9	103.0					E	19.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)
Earth	Moon	Koval'skiy H	-22.5	102.6					E	37.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)
Earth	Moon	Koval'skiy M	-23.8	100.8					E	18.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)
Earth	Moon	Koval'skiy P	-22.4	100.3					E	25.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)
Earth	Moon	Koval'skiy Q	-23.5	98.7					E	35.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)
Earth	Moon	Koval'skiy U	-21.1	98.1					E	25.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)
Earth	Moon	Koval'skiy Y	-20.8	100.5					E	19.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)
Earth	Moon	Krafft C	16.4	-72.3					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wolfgang Ludwig; German-Russian astronomer, physicist (1743-1814).
Earth	Moon	Krafft D	15.1	-73.3					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wolfgang Ludwig; German-Russian astronomer, physicist (1743-1814).
Earth	Moon	Krafft E	15.9	-71.7					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wolfgang Ludwig; German-Russian astronomer, physicist (1743-1814).
Earth	Moon	Krafft H	17.0	-77.8					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wolfgang Ludwig; German-Russian astronomer, physicist (1743-1814).
Earth	Moon	Krafft K	16.5	-74.5					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wolfgang Ludwig; German-Russian astronomer, physicist (1743-1814).
Earth	Moon	Krafft L	16.0	-76.3					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wolfgang Ludwig; German-Russian astronomer, physicist (1743-1814).
Earth	Moon	Krafft M	17.8	-75.5					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wolfgang Ludwig; German-Russian astronomer, physicist (1743-1814).
Earth	Moon	Krafft U	17.2	-64.7					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wolfgang Ludwig; German-Russian astronomer, physicist (1743-1814).
Earth	Moon	Kramers C	55.0	-125.6					E	60.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik Anthony; Dutch physicist (1894-1952).
Earth	Moon	Kramers M	50.4	-126.9					E	30.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik Anthony; Dutch physicist (1894-1952).
Earth	Moon	Kramers S	52.8	-132.2					E	26.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik Anthony; Dutch physicist (1894-1952).
Earth	Moon	Kramers U	54.2	-132.4					E	38.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik Anthony; Dutch physicist (1894-1952).
Earth	Moon	Krasnov A	-29.9	-80.4					E	10.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksander V.; Russian astronomer (1866-1907).
Earth	Moon	Krasnov B	-29.4	-80.2					E	13.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksander V.; Russian astronomer (1866-1907).
Earth	Moon	Krasnov C	-26.2	-81.4					E	12.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksander V.; Russian astronomer (1866-1907).
Earth	Moon	Krasnov D	-33.9	-80.1					E	13.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksander V.; Russian astronomer (1866-1907).
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy C	6.1	-173.6					E	23.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy F	3.7	-172.5					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy H	2.7	-171.4					E	46.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy J	3.2	-174.1					E	32.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy L	-0.4	-174.8					E	58.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy N	1.0	-176.0					E	22.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy P	0.8	-177.3					E	41.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy T	3.6	-177.1					E	100.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Krasovskiy Z	5.9	-175.6					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodosy Nicolaevich; Soviet geodesist (1878-1948).
Earth	Moon	Krieger C	27.7	-44.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Nepomuk; German selenographer (1865-1902). 
Earth	Moon	[Krieger D]	28.9	-45.0					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Nepomuk; German selenographer (1865-1902).  <em>Note: Renamed Rocco</em>
Earth	Moon	Krusenstern A	-26.9	5.9					E	5.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adam Johann, Baron Von; Russian explorer (1770-1846).
Earth	Moon	Krylov A	38.9	-165.1					E	63.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksei Nikolaevich; Soviet mathematician, mechanical engineer (1863-1945).
Earth	Moon	Krylov B	37.3	-163.6					E	40.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksei Nikolaevich; Soviet mathematician, mechanical engineer (1863-1945).
Earth	Moon	Kugler N	-56.3	102.8					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver; German-Babylonian chronologist (1862-1929).
Earth	Moon	Kugler R	-55.5	98.6					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver; German-Babylonian chronologist (1862-1929).
Earth	Moon	Kugler U	-54.0	101.5					E	37.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver; German-Babylonian chronologist (1862-1929).
Earth	Moon	Kulik J	40.6	-151.4					E	46.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Alekseevich; Soviet mineralogist (1883-1942).
Earth	Moon	Kulik K	39.1	-151.6					E	42.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Alekseevich; Soviet mineralogist (1883-1942).
Earth	Moon	Kulik L	40.8	-153.5					E	33.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Alekseevich; Soviet mineralogist (1883-1942).
Earth	Moon	Kunowsky C	-0.2	-32.4					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Karl Friedrich; German astronomer (1786-1846).
Earth	Moon	Kunowsky D	1.5	-28.8					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Karl Friedrich; German astronomer (1786-1846).
Earth	Moon	Kunowsky G	1.7	-30.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Karl Friedrich; German astronomer (1786-1846).
Earth	Moon	Kunowsky H	1.1	-30.0					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Karl Friedrich; German astronomer (1786-1846).
Earth	Moon	Kurchatov T	38.0	138.0					E	27.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Igor' Vasil'evich; Soviet nuclear physicist (1903-1960).
Earth	Moon	Kurchatov W	40.4	140.4					E	33.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Igor' Vasil'evich; Soviet nuclear physicist (1903-1960).
Earth	Moon	Kurchatov X	41.3	139.9					E	17.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Igor' Vasil'evich; Soviet nuclear physicist (1903-1960).
Earth	Moon	Kurchatov Z	41.0	141.8					E	27.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Igor' Vasil'evich; Soviet nuclear physicist (1903-1960).
Earth	Moon	La Caille A	-22.8	0.4					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille B	-20.9	1.4					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille C	-21.2	1.4					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille D	-23.6	2.2					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille E	-23.5	2.8					E	27.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille F	-23.6	3.4					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille G	-20.5	2.0					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille H	-24.7	0.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille J	-22.5	0.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille K	-21.0	0.6					E	30.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille L	-24.6	1.4					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille M	-22.3	1.6					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille N	-21.9	1.3					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Caille P	-22.5	0.0					E	25.0	Europe	France	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicholas-Louis De; French astronomer (1713-1762).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine A	54.4	-30.1					E	18.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine B	58.8	-31.5					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine C	52.4	-30.2					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine D	53.5	-30.8					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine E	57.7	-31.9					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine F	57.3	-31.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine G	54.8	-28.1					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine H	53.1	-26.6					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine J	56.0	-19.3					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine K	51.9	-25.5					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine L	53.6	-26.7					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine M	54.2	-26.6					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine N	53.8	-25.6					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine O	55.1	-25.6					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine P	52.9	-23.5					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine Q	52.6	-23.9					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine R	55.0	-21.3					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine S	57.3	-25.2					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine T	59.2	-29.6					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine U	54.5	-22.7					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine V	54.5	-24.1					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Condamine X	57.2	-21.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles-Marie de; French astronomer, physicist (1701-1774).
Earth	Moon	La Hire A	28.5	-23.4					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO40A4	LTO-40A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe De; French mathematician, astronomer (1640-1718).
Earth	Moon	La Hire B	27.7	-23.0					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO40A4	LTO-40A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe De; French mathematician, astronomer (1640-1718).
Earth	Moon	La Pérouse A	-9.3	74.7					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Francois de Galoup, Comte De La Pérouse; French explorer (1741-1788).
Earth	Moon	La Pérouse D	-11.2	76.6					E	7.0	Europe	France	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Francois de Galoup, Comte De La Pérouse; French explorer (1741-1788).
Earth	Moon	La Pérouse E	-10.2	78.5					E	34.0	Europe	France	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Francois de Galoup, Comte De La Pérouse; French explorer (1741-1788).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix A	-35.1	-55.2					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix B	-37.0	-60.4					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix E	-40.0	-62.9					E	19.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix F	-40.7	-61.6					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix G	-36.7	-59.1					E	47.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix H	-38.6	-57.8					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix J	-38.4	-59.3					E	18.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix K	-35.2	-57.7					E	45.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix L	-35.7	-58.3					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix M	-36.0	-56.9					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix N	-37.2	-57.8					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix P	-35.2	-53.7					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lacroix R	-34.5	-60.1					E	19.0	Europe	France	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sylvestre Francois; French mathematician (1765-1843).
Earth	Moon	Lade A	-0.2	12.9					E	57.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade B	0.1	9.8					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade D	-0.9	13.7					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade E	-1.9	13.0					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade M	-1.1	9.4					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade S	-1.2	8.3					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade T	-1.0	9.0					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade U	-0.1	9.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade V	-0.2	9.1					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade W	0.2	8.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lade X	-1.7	11.0					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Eduard von; German astronomer (1817-1904).
Earth	Moon	Lagalla F	-44.6	-25.3					E	29.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Earth	Moon	Lagalla H	-44.4	-27.0					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Earth	Moon	Lagalla J	-46.0	-25.1					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Earth	Moon	Lagalla K	-43.7	-24.3					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Earth	Moon	Lagalla M	-46.6	-25.7					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Earth	Moon	Lagalla N	-44.9	-26.1					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Earth	Moon	Lagalla P	-45.2	-24.4					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Earth	Moon	Lagalla T	-47.3	-26.5					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Earth	Moon	Lagalla V	-47.0	-24.3					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio Cesare; Italian philosopher (1571-1624).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange A	-32.5	-69.2					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange B	-31.4	-61.5					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange C	-29.8	-64.9					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange D	-34.9	-72.5					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange E	-29.1	-72.6					E	46.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange F	-32.8	-67.4					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange G	-28.5	-62.7					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange H	-29.5	-66.2					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange J	-34.0	-68.9					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange K	-30.7	-70.3					E	31.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange L	-32.1	-65.1					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange N	-32.1	-73.8					E	31.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange R	-31.3	-76.5					E	130.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange S	-33.9	-74.6					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange T	-33.0	-62.6					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange W	-33.0	-63.7					E	56.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange X	-28.7	-69.2					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange Y	-28.2	-68.4					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lagrange Z	-32.6	-64.6					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Louis; Italian mathematician (1736-1813).
Earth	Moon	Lalande A	-6.6	-9.8					E	13.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande B	-3.1	-9.0					E	8.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande C	-5.6	-6.9					E	11.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande D	-6.1	-7.5					E	8.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande E	-3.4	-10.7					E	4.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande F	-2.6	-10.0					E	3.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande G	-6.2	-7.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande N	-5.6	-5.7					E	6.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande R	-4.7	-7.0					E	24.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande T	-5.2	-7.5					E	4.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande U	-3.2	-8.1					E	4.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lalande W	-6.5	-5.6					E	11.0	Europe	France	S-01	77 A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Jérôme Le François de; French astronomer (1732-1807).
Earth	Moon	Lamarck A	-25.2	-70.8					E	51.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet; French natural historian (1744-1829).
Earth	Moon	Lamarck B	-22.8	-69.7					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet; French natural historian (1744-1829).
Earth	Moon	Lamarck D	-25.0	-74.1					E	131.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet; French natural historian (1744-1829).
Earth	Moon	Lamarck E	-26.8	-75.7					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet; French natural historian (1744-1829).
Earth	Moon	Lamarck F	-27.0	-73.9					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet; French natural historian (1744-1829).
Earth	Moon	Lamarck G	-27.1	-72.1					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet; French natural historian (1744-1829).
Earth	Moon	Lamb A	-39.9	101.6					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Horace; British mathematician, physicist (1849-1934).
Earth	Moon	Lamb E	-41.6	107.1					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Horace; British mathematician, physicist (1849-1934).
Earth	Moon	Lamb G	-43.2	105.9					E	69.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Horace; British mathematician, physicist (1849-1934).
Earth	Moon	Lambert A	26.4	-21.5					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO40A3	LTO-40A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1728-1777).
Earth	Moon	Lambert B	24.3	-20.1					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO40A3	LTO-40A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1728-1777).
Earth	Moon	Lambert R	23.9	-20.6					E	55.0	Europe	Germany	LTO40A3	LTO-40A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1728-1777).
Earth	Moon	Lambert T	28.5	-20.3					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LTO40A3	LTO-40A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1728-1777).
Earth	Moon	Lambert W	24.5	-22.6					E	2.0	Europe	Germany	LTO40A3	LTO-40A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1728-1777).
Earth	Moon	Lamé E	-13.9	66.8					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé F	-13.9	66.4					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé G	-15.4	65.5					E	26.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé H	-15.8	68.2					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé J	-14.3	65.7					E	18.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé K	-13.3	64.2					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé L	-14.4	68.6					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé M	-15.8	66.5					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé N	-12.8	67.1					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé T	-12.5	66.5					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé W	-13.1	65.9					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lamé Z	-15.9	65.9					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French mathematician (1795-1870).
Earth	Moon	Lampland A	-30.4	131.2					E	14.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Otto; American astronomer (1873-1951).
Earth	Moon	Lampland B	-29.5	131.6					E	12.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Otto; American astronomer (1873-1951).
Earth	Moon	Lampland K	-33.0	132.5					E	47.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Otto; American astronomer (1873-1951).
Earth	Moon	Lampland M	-33.5	130.8					E	38.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Otto; American astronomer (1873-1951).
Earth	Moon	Lampland Q	-32.5	129.4					E	12.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Otto; American astronomer (1873-1951).
Earth	Moon	Lampland R	-31.7	129.2					E	45.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Otto; American astronomer (1873-1951).
Earth	Moon	Landau Q	41.0	-121.7					E	32.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lev Davidovich; Soviet physicist; Nobel laureate (1908-1968).
Earth	Moon	Lander K	-16.2	132.2					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO84D4	LTO-84D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard Lemon; British explorer (1804-1834).
Earth	Moon	Lane B	-7.5	132.9					E	13.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jonathan Homer; American physicist, astrophysicist (1819-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lane S	-9.7	130.7					E	35.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jonathan Homer; American physicist, astrophysicist (1819-1880).
Earth	Moon	Langemak N	-12.9	119.0					E	126.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgij Erikhovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1898-1938).
Earth	Moon	Langemak X	-6.6	117.5					E	47.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgij Erikhovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1898-1938).
Earth	Moon	Langemak Z	-5.6	119.3					E	27.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO83C1	LTO-83C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgij Erikhovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1898-1938).
Earth	Moon	Langevin C	46.4	165.5					E	19.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; French physicist (1872-1946).
Earth	Moon	Langevin K	41.6	163.8					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; French physicist (1872-1946).
Earth	Moon	Langley J	51.7	-85.2					E	20.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Pierpont; American astronomer, physicist (1834-1906).
Earth	Moon	Langley K	52.0	-86.3					E	20.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Pierpont; American astronomer, physicist (1834-1906).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus E	-12.7	60.6					E	30.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus G	-12.1	65.4					E	23.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus H	-8.0	64.3					E	23.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus L	-13.2	62.2					E	12.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus M	-9.8	66.4					E	17.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus N	-9.0	65.7					E	12.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus P	-12.1	63.1					E	42.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus Q	-11.9	60.7					E	12.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus R	-7.7	63.6					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus S	-6.7	64.7					E	9.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus T	-4.6	62.5					E	42.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus U	-12.6	57.1					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus V	-13.2	55.9					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus W	-8.6	67.3					E	23.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus X	-12.4	64.7					E	25.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus Y	-7.8	66.9					E	27.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Langrenus Z	-7.1	66.4					E	20.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO80A3	LTO-80A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Langren, Michel Florent van; Belgian selenographer, engineer (c. 1600-1675).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg A	0.2	-31.1					E	9.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg B	-2.5	-28.1					E	9.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg C	-1.5	-29.2					E	17.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg D	-3.0	-30.6					E	11.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg E	-1.8	-30.3					E	6.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg F	-2.2	-30.7					E	9.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg G	-0.6	-29.4					E	10.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg L	-3.5	-26.4					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg N	-1.9	-26.4					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg P	-2.3	-23.0					E	2.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg X	1.2	-27.8					E	3.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Lansberg Y	0.7	-28.2					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe van; Belgian astronomer (1561-1632).
Earth	Moon	Laplace A	43.7	-26.8					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Laplace.
Earth	Moon	Laplace B	51.3	-19.8					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Laplace.
Earth	Moon	Laplace D	47.3	-25.5					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Laplace.
Earth	Moon	Laplace E	50.3	-19.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Laplace.
Earth	Moon	Laplace F	45.6	-19.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Laplace.
Earth	Moon	Laplace L	51.7	-21.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Laplace.
Earth	Moon	Laplace M	52.2	-19.9					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Promontorium Laplace.
Earth	Moon	Larmor K	30.3	-179.0					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph; British mathematician, physicist (1857-1942).
Earth	Moon	Larmor Q	28.6	176.2					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph; British mathematician, physicist (1857-1942).
Earth	Moon	Larmor W	33.9	177.6					E	27.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph; British mathematician, physicist (1857-1942).
Earth	Moon	Larmor Z	33.7	-179.8					E	49.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph; British mathematician, physicist (1857-1942).
Earth	Moon	Lassell A	-16.8	-6.8					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell B	-16.1	-7.7					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell C	-14.7	-9.3					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell D	-14.5	-10.5					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell E	-18.2	-10.2					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell F	-17.1	-12.5					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell G	-14.8	-9.0					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell H	-14.5	-11.2					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell J	-14.8	-10.4					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell K	-15.1	-8.9					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell M	-14.2	-8.8					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell S	-18.2	-8.5					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Lassell T	-17.1	-8.8					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British astronomer (1799-1880).
Earth	Moon	Laue G	27.8	-93.2					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Theodor Felix von; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1960).
Earth	Moon	Laue U	28.8	-101.4					E	56.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Theodor Felix von; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1960).
Earth	Moon	Lauritsen A	-24.8	96.6					E	35.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Christian; Danish-American physicist (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Lauritsen B	-26.7	96.8					E	26.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Christian; Danish-American physicist (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Lauritsen G	-28.0	97.3					E	16.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Christian; Danish-American physicist (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Lauritsen H	-28.5	97.5					E	28.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Christian; Danish-American physicist (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Lauritsen Y	-27.5	96.1					E	14.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Christian; Danish-American physicist (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Lauritsen Z	-26.0	96.2					E	52.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Christian; Danish-American physicist (1892-1968).
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier A	36.9	-73.2					E	28.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier B	39.8	-79.7					E	25.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier C	35.8	-76.7					E	35.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	[Lavoisier D]	41.1	-78.1					E	62.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794).  <em>Note: Renamed von Braun</em>
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier E	40.9	-80.4					E	49.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier F	37.1	-80.5					E	33.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier G	37.3	-85.7					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier H	38.3	-78.8					E	29.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier J	37.5	-86.5					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier K	39.7	-74.4					E	7.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier L	39.7	-75.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier N	41.9	-82.4					E	24.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier S	39.1	-83.1					E	24.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier T	36.5	-76.6					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier W	36.9	-81.8					E	16.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Lavoisier Z	36.1	-86.2					E	12.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antoine Laurent; French chemist (1743-1794). 
Earth	Moon	Le Gentil A	-74.6	-52.4					E	33.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Guillaume Hyazinthe; French astronomer (1725-1792).
Earth	Moon	Le Gentil B	-75.0	-73.0					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Guillaume Hyazinthe; French astronomer (1725-1792).
Earth	Moon	Le Gentil C	-74.4	-75.1					E	19.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Guillaume Hyazinthe; French astronomer (1725-1792).
Earth	Moon	Le Gentil D	-74.6	-63.8					E	12.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Guillaume Hyazinthe; French astronomer (1725-1792).
Earth	Moon	Le Gentil G	-71.8	-58.8					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Guillaume Hyazinthe; French astronomer (1725-1792).
Earth	Moon	Le Monnier A	26.9	32.5					E	21.0	Europe	France	LTO43A4	LTO-43A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Charles; French astronomer, physicist (1715-1799).
Earth	Moon	Le Monnier H	25.0	29.6					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO43A4	LTO-43A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Charles; French astronomer, physicist (1715-1799).
Earth	Moon	Le Monnier K	27.7	30.2					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO43A4	LTO-43A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Charles; French astronomer, physicist (1715-1799).
Earth	Moon	Le Monnier S	26.8	33.9					E	40.0	Europe	France	LTO43A4	LTO-43A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Charles; French astronomer, physicist (1715-1799).
Earth	Moon	Le Monnier T	25.1	31.4					E	18.0	Europe	France	LTO43A4	LTO-43A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Charles; French astronomer, physicist (1715-1799).
Earth	Moon	Le Monnier U	26.1	33.5					E	25.0	Europe	France	LTO43A4	LTO-43A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Charles; French astronomer, physicist (1715-1799).
Earth	Moon	Le Monnier V	26.0	34.3					E	23.0	Europe	France	LTO43A4	LTO-43A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Charles; French astronomer, physicist (1715-1799).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier A	38.1	-17.3					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier B	40.1	-12.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier D	39.7	-12.3					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier E	42.4	-16.9					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier S	38.9	-20.6					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier T	39.8	-20.7					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier U	37.2	-13.1					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier V	37.8	-14.2					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier W	39.4	-13.9					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Le Verrier X	41.6	-12.1					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 24	LAC 24	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Urbain-Jean-Joseph; French astronomer, mathematician (1811-1877).
Earth	Moon	Leavitt Z	-42.7	-139.2					E	65.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henrietta Swan; American astronomer (1868-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lebedev C	-45.0	111.0					E	34.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pëtr Nikolajevich; Russian physicist (1866-1912).
Earth	Moon	Lebedev D	-44.6	112.5					E	34.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pëtr Nikolajevich; Russian physicist (1866-1912).
Earth	Moon	Lebedev F	-47.5	110.8					E	18.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pëtr Nikolajevich; Russian physicist (1866-1912).
Earth	Moon	Lebedev K	-49.7	108.9					E	22.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pëtr Nikolajevich; Russian physicist (1866-1912).
Earth	Moon	Lebedinskiy A	10.9	-163.7					E	38.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr I.; Soviet astrophysicist (1913-1967).
Earth	Moon	Lebedinskiy B	10.5	-163.2					E	37.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr I.; Soviet astrophysicist (1913-1967).
Earth	Moon	Lebedinskiy K	6.6	-163.3					E	29.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr I.; Soviet astrophysicist (1913-1967).
Earth	Moon	Lebedinskiy P	6.0	-165.0					E	51.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr I.; Soviet astrophysicist (1913-1967).
Earth	Moon	Lee A	-31.4	-41.2					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer, humanitarian (1783-1866).
Earth	Moon	Lee H	-30.9	-38.9					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer, humanitarian (1783-1866).
Earth	Moon	Lee M	-29.8	-39.7					E	77.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer, humanitarian (1783-1866).
Earth	Moon	Lee S	-30.8	-42.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer, humanitarian (1783-1866).
Earth	Moon	Lee T	-30.1	-42.0					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-2	LOC-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British astronomer, humanitarian (1783-1866).
Earth	Moon	Leeuwenhoek E	-28.2	-176.7					E	117.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antony van; Dutch microscopist (1632-1723).
Earth	Moon	Legendre D	-31.5	75.2					E	58.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre E	-33.8	78.5					E	28.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre F	-33.8	76.4					E	40.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre G	-32.3	73.8					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre H	-32.5	78.1					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre J	-30.8	74.5					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre K	-29.8	72.8					E	90.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre L	-28.2	73.5					E	30.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre M	-28.2	71.5					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre N	-27.5	70.5					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Legendre P	-27.3	69.2					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adrien Marie; French mathematician (1752-1833).
Earth	Moon	Lehmann A	-39.5	-54.0					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob Heinrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1800-1863).
Earth	Moon	Lehmann C	-35.5	-50.1					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob Heinrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1800-1863).
Earth	Moon	Lehmann D	-39.6	-57.3					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob Heinrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1800-1863).
Earth	Moon	Lehmann E	-37.5	-54.9					E	48.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob Heinrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1800-1863).
Earth	Moon	Lehmann H	-41.0	-58.6					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob Heinrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1800-1863).
Earth	Moon	Lehmann K	-36.4	-50.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob Heinrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1800-1863).
Earth	Moon	Lehmann L	-36.4	-51.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacob Heinrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1800-1863).
Earth	Moon	Leibnitz R	-39.3	176.3					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried Wilhelm; German mathematician, philosopher (1646-1716).
Earth	Moon	Leibnitz S	-39.6	171.8					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried Wilhelm; German mathematician, philosopher (1646-1716).
Earth	Moon	Leibnitz X	-36.5	177.3					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gottfried Wilhelm; German mathematician, philosopher (1646-1716).
Earth	Moon	Lemaître C	-59.4	-145.6					E	27.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges Henri Joseph Édouard; Belgian mathematician (1894-1966).
Earth	Moon	Lemaître F	-61.4	-148.4					E	32.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges Henri Joseph Édouard; Belgian mathematician (1894-1966).
Earth	Moon	Lemaître S	-61.6	-156.3					E	34.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges Henri Joseph Édouard; Belgian mathematician (1894-1966).
Earth	Moon	Lents (Lenz) C	3.3	-101.6					E	23.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Friedrich Emil; Russian physicist (1804-1865). 
Earth	Moon	Lents (Lenz) J	-3.7	-97.3					E	16.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Friedrich Emil; Russian physicist (1804-1865). 
Earth	Moon	[Lents (Lenz) K]	-2.3	-98.8					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Friedrich Emil; Russian physicist (1804-1865).  <em>Note: Renamed Kramarov</em>
Earth	Moon	Lepaute D	-34.3	-36.2					E	22.0	Europe	France	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicole Reine De La Briere; French astronomer (1723-1788).
Earth	Moon	Lepaute E	-35.7	-35.0					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicole Reine De La Briere; French astronomer (1723-1788).
Earth	Moon	Lepaute F	-37.2	-34.8					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicole Reine De La Briere; French astronomer (1723-1788).
Earth	Moon	Lepaute K	-34.3	-33.9					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicole Reine De La Briere; French astronomer (1723-1788).
Earth	Moon	Lepaute L	-34.5	-35.2					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicole Reine De La Briere; French astronomer (1723-1788).
Earth	Moon	Letronne A	-12.1	-39.1					E	7.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne B	-11.2	-41.2					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne C	-10.7	-38.5					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne F	-9.2	-46.1					E	8.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne G	-12.7	-46.5					E	10.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne H	-12.6	-46.0					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne K	-14.5	-43.6					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne L	-14.3	-44.3					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne M	-12.0	-44.1					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne N	-12.3	-39.8					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Letronne T	-12.5	-42.6					E	3.0	Europe	France	LTO75D2	LTO-75D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Antoine; French archaeologist (1787-1848).
Earth	Moon	Leucippus F	29.1	-113.0					E	19.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (unkn-fl. c. 440 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Leucippus K	27.2	-115.0					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (unkn-fl. c. 440 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Leucippus Q	25.9	-118.8					E	84.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (unkn-fl. c. 440 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Leucippus X	33.4	-118.8					E	36.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (unkn-fl. c. 440 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Leuschner L	-1.1	-108.8					E	18.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Armin Otto; American astronomer (1868-1953).
Earth	Moon	Leuschner Z	5.3	-109.3					E	18.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Armin Otto; American astronomer (1868-1953).
Earth	Moon	Levi-Civita A	-20.5	144.0					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tullio; Italian mathematician, physicist (1873-1941).
Earth	Moon	Levi-Civita F	-23.4	145.4					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tullio; Italian mathematician, physicist (1873-1941).
Earth	Moon	Levi-Civita S	-24.1	138.8					E	43.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tullio; Italian mathematician, physicist (1873-1941).
Earth	Moon	[Lewis R]	-20.3	-116.1					E	26.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gilbert Newton; American chemist (1875-1946). <em>Note: Renamed Chalonge</em>
Earth	Moon	Lexell A	-36.9	-1.4					E	34.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Earth	Moon	Lexell B	-37.3	-3.4					E	23.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Earth	Moon	Lexell D	-36.1	-0.7					E	20.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Earth	Moon	Lexell E	-37.2	-0.4					E	16.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Earth	Moon	Lexell F	-36.5	-5.4					E	8.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Earth	Moon	Lexell G	-37.2	-4.9					E	10.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Earth	Moon	Lexell H	-36.5	-4.9					E	10.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Earth	Moon	Lexell K	-35.9	-6.4					E	10.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Earth	Moon	Lexell L	-36.0	-6.0					E	8.0	Europe	Sweden	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anders Johan; Swedish-Russian mathematician, astronomer (1740-1784).
Earth	Moon	Licetus A	-47.8	3.2					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus B	-46.5	4.9					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus C	-47.4	5.6					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus D	-48.0	4.5					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus E	-44.7	1.9					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus F	-46.0	1.0					E	32.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus G	-43.8	1.9					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus H	-45.9	3.1					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus J	-44.2	3.2					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus K	-45.5	0.0					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus L	-47.2	1.1					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus M	-46.8	1.9					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus N	-45.5	2.2					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus P	-47.6	2.4					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus Q	-47.2	9.7					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus R	-45.1	3.9					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus S	-45.2	8.2					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus T	-45.8	6.7					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus U	-46.9	7.4					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Licetus W	-45.9	8.5					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Liceti, Fortunio; Italian physicist, philosopher, doctor (1577-1657).
Earth	Moon	Lichtenberg A	29.0	-60.1					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German physicist (1742-1799).
Earth	Moon	Lichtenberg B	33.3	-61.5					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German physicist (1742-1799).
Earth	Moon	Lichtenberg F	33.2	-65.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German physicist (1742-1799).
Earth	Moon	Lichtenberg H	31.5	-58.9					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German physicist (1742-1799).
Earth	Moon	Lichtenberg R	34.7	-70.2					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Christoph; German physicist (1742-1799).
Earth	Moon	Lick A	11.5	52.8					E	23.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876). 
Earth	Moon	Lick B	11.2	51.4					E	24.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876). 
Earth	Moon	Lick C	11.5	52.0					E	9.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876). 
Earth	Moon	[Lick D]	13.2	52.7					E	14.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876).  <em>Note: Renamed Greaves</em>
Earth	Moon	Lick E	10.6	50.7					E	8.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876). 
Earth	Moon	Lick F	10.1	50.2					E	22.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876).  <em>Note: Formerly James</em>
Earth	Moon	Lick G	10.1	50.9					E	5.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876). 
Earth	Moon	Lick K	10.2	52.8					E	6.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876). 
Earth	Moon	Lick L	8.7	49.0					E	5.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876). 
Earth	Moon	Lick N	9.7	47.9					E	23.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; American benefactor (1796-1876). 
Earth	Moon	Liebig A	-24.3	-47.7					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Justus, Baron von Liebig; German chemist (1803-1873).
Earth	Moon	Liebig B	-25.0	-47.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Justus, Baron von Liebig; German chemist (1803-1873).
Earth	Moon	Liebig F	-24.6	-45.7					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Justus, Baron von Liebig; German chemist (1803-1873).
Earth	Moon	Liebig G	-26.1	-45.8					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Justus, Baron von Liebig; German chemist (1803-1873).
Earth	Moon	Liebig H	-26.3	-47.3					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Justus, Baron von Liebig; German chemist (1803-1873).
Earth	Moon	Liebig J	-24.8	-45.0					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Justus, Baron von Liebig; German chemist (1803-1873).
Earth	Moon	Lilius A	-55.4	8.8					E	41.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius B	-53.0	3.8					E	29.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius C	-54.4	3.3					E	40.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius D	-50.6	3.0					E	51.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius E	-50.1	2.9					E	38.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius F	-49.4	1.7					E	43.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius G	-50.0	0.7					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius H	-50.5	0.8					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius J	-56.3	1.8					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius K	-53.6	2.2					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius L	-54.9	2.5					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius M	-56.2	2.9					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius N	-49.0	2.8					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius O	-55.4	3.6					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius P	-55.9	3.9					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius R	-54.6	4.4					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius S	-52.8	5.9					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius T	-55.9	7.5					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius U	-53.5	7.6					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius W	-53.6	8.3					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lilius X	-53.5	9.9					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi Giglio; Italian doctor, philosopher, chronologist (unkn-1576).
Earth	Moon	Lindblad F	70.6	-94.3					E	42.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bertil; Swedish astronomer (1895-1965).
Earth	Moon	Lindblad S	69.7	-104.9					E	25.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bertil; Swedish astronomer (1895-1965).
Earth	Moon	Lindblad Y	73.0	-101.2					E	28.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bertil; Swedish astronomer (1895-1965).
Earth	Moon	Lindenau D	-30.4	24.9					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernhard von; German astronomer (1780-1854).
Earth	Moon	Lindenau E	-31.6	26.5					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernhard von; German astronomer (1780-1854).
Earth	Moon	Lindenau F	-32.4	26.4					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernhard von; German astronomer (1780-1854).
Earth	Moon	Lindenau G	-33.2	27.3					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernhard von; German astronomer (1780-1854).
Earth	Moon	Lindenau H	-31.3	26.3					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernhard von; German astronomer (1780-1854).
Earth	Moon	Linné A	28.9	14.4					E	4.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl von; Swedish botanist (1707-1778).
Earth	Moon	Linné B	30.5	14.2					E	5.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl von; Swedish botanist (1707-1778).
Earth	Moon	Linné D	28.7	17.1					E	5.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl von; Swedish botanist (1707-1778).
Earth	Moon	Linné F	32.3	13.9					E	5.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl von; Swedish botanist (1707-1778).
Earth	Moon	Linné G	35.9	13.3					E	5.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl von; Swedish botanist (1707-1778).
Earth	Moon	Linné H	33.7	13.8					E	3.0	Europe	Sweden	LTO42A4	LTO-42A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl von; Swedish botanist (1707-1778).
Earth	Moon	Lippershey K	-26.7	-11.4					E	2.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans (Jan Lapprey); Dutch optician (unkn-1619).
Earth	Moon	Lippershey L	-25.7	-11.7					E	3.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans (Jan Lapprey); Dutch optician (unkn-1619).
Earth	Moon	Lippershey M	-24.3	-10.9					E	2.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans (Jan Lapprey); Dutch optician (unkn-1619).
Earth	Moon	Lippershey N	-24.5	-9.5					E	3.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans (Jan Lapprey); Dutch optician (unkn-1619).
Earth	Moon	Lippershey P	-26.3	-8.3					E	2.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans (Jan Lapprey); Dutch optician (unkn-1619).
Earth	Moon	Lippershey R	-26.6	-10.1					E	4.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans (Jan Lapprey); Dutch optician (unkn-1619).
Earth	Moon	Lippershey T	-25.2	-11.1					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans (Jan Lapprey); Dutch optician (unkn-1619).
Earth	Moon	Lippmann B	-52.6	-110.9					E	29.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lippmann E	-55.4	-107.6					E	23.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lippmann J	-59.0	-106.6					E	19.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lippmann L	-57.6	-112.5					E	54.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lippmann P	-56.1	-115.0					E	29.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lippmann Q	-57.0	-118.7					E	27.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lippmann R	-57.2	-121.3					E	37.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gabriel; French physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1921).
Earth	Moon	Lipskiy S	-2.2	-179.9					E	23.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yurii Naumovich; Soviet selenographer (1909-1978).
Earth	Moon	Lipskiy V	-1.2	178.7					E	36.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yurii Naumovich; Soviet selenographer (1909-1978).
Earth	Moon	Lipskiy X	0.4	178.9					E	24.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yurii Naumovich; Soviet selenographer (1909-1978).
Earth	Moon	Littrow A	22.2	32.2					E	23.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO43D1	LTO-43D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Josef von; Bohemian astronomer (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Littrow D	23.7	32.8					E	8.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO43D1	LTO-43D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Josef von; Bohemian astronomer (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Littrow F	22.0	34.1					E	12.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO43D1	LTO-43D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Josef von; Bohemian astronomer (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Littrow P	23.2	32.8					E	36.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO43D1	LTO-43D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Josef von; Bohemian astronomer (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Lobachevskiy M	8.0	112.8					E	41.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Ivanovich; Russian mathematician (1793-1856).
Earth	Moon	Lobachevskiy P	7.7	111.3					E	26.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Ivanovich; Russian mathematician (1793-1856).
Earth	Moon	Lockyer A	-44.0	31.0					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph Norman; British astrophysicist (1836-1920).
Earth	Moon	Lockyer F	-47.5	36.5					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph Norman; British astrophysicist (1836-1920).
Earth	Moon	Lockyer G	-45.7	33.3					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph Norman; British astrophysicist (1836-1920).
Earth	Moon	Lockyer H	-44.5	32.5					E	31.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph Norman; British astrophysicist (1836-1920).
Earth	Moon	Lockyer J	-45.0	32.3					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph Norman; British astrophysicist (1836-1920).
Earth	Moon	Lodygin C	-15.9	-144.5					E	30.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Nikolaevich; Russian inventor (1847-1923). 
Earth	Moon	Lodygin F	-17.6	-142.8					E	47.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Nikolaevich; Russian inventor (1847-1923). 
Earth	Moon	[Lodygin G]	-19.6	-141.8					E	107.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Nikolaevich; Russian inventor (1847-1923).  <em>Note: Renamed Sternfeld</em>
Earth	Moon	Lodygin J	-18.5	-145.1					E	25.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Nikolaevich; Russian inventor (1847-1923). 
Earth	Moon	Lodygin L	-22.6	-145.4					E	25.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Nikolaevich; Russian inventor (1847-1923). 
Earth	Moon	Lodygin M	-19.2	-146.2					E	14.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Nikolaevich; Russian inventor (1847-1923). 
Earth	Moon	Lodygin R	-18.3	-149.2					E	30.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Nikolaevich; Russian inventor (1847-1923). 
Earth	Moon	Loewy A	-22.3	-32.5					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice (Moritz); French astronomer (1833-1907).
Earth	Moon	Loewy B	-23.2	-32.9					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice (Moritz); French astronomer (1833-1907).
Earth	Moon	Loewy G	-23.0	-31.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice (Moritz); French astronomer (1833-1907).
Earth	Moon	Loewy H	-22.8	-31.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurice (Moritz); French astronomer (1833-1907).
Earth	Moon	Lohrmann A	-0.7	-62.7					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Gotthelf; German selenographer (1796-1840).
Earth	Moon	Lohrmann B	-0.7	-69.4					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Gotthelf; German selenographer (1796-1840).
Earth	Moon	Lohrmann D	-0.1	-65.2					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Gotthelf; German selenographer (1796-1840).
Earth	Moon	Lohrmann E	-1.7	-67.4					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Gotthelf; German selenographer (1796-1840).
Earth	Moon	Lohrmann F	-1.4	-69.1					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Gotthelf; German selenographer (1796-1840).
Earth	Moon	Lohrmann M	-0.5	-68.9					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Gotthelf; German selenographer (1796-1840).
Earth	Moon	Lohrmann N	-0.6	-70.1					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Gotthelf; German selenographer (1796-1840).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus A	-52.8	-24.0					E	29.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus B	-52.9	-20.7					E	48.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus C	-53.4	-19.0					E	31.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus D	-54.3	-22.9					E	29.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus E	-51.4	-18.0					E	8.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus F	-48.2	-23.5					E	19.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus G	-48.7	-18.5					E	15.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus H	-52.0	-23.2					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus K	-47.9	-20.9					E	15.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus L	-49.1	-23.6					E	16.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus M	-48.6	-23.2					E	10.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus N	-50.8	-25.7					E	12.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus P	-48.1	-25.3					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus Q	-52.0	-20.5					E	11.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus R	-52.4	-26.1					E	9.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus S	-47.4	-23.3					E	12.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus T	-46.8	-22.7					E	5.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus U	-52.0	-22.0					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus V	-50.7	-18.9					E	5.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus W	-47.1	-21.3					E	10.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus X	-53.0	-17.7					E	5.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus Y	-52.3	-28.2					E	4.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Longomontanus Z	-50.0	-18.7					E	95.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christian Sorensen; Danish astronomer, mathematician (1562-1647).
Earth	Moon	Lorentz P	31.8	-98.5					E	38.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik Antoon; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1853-1928).
Earth	Moon	Lorentz R	33.4	-99.2					E	33.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik Antoon; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1853-1928).
Earth	Moon	Lorentz T	34.6	-100.3					E	20.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik Antoon; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1853-1928).
Earth	Moon	Lorentz U	35.0	-100.0					E	22.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik Antoon; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1853-1928).
Earth	Moon	Louville A	43.2	-45.3					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques D'Allonville, Chevalier de Louville; French astronomer, mathematician (1671-1732).
Earth	Moon	Louville B	44.0	-46.5					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques D'Allonville, Chevalier de Louville; French astronomer, mathematician (1671-1732).
Earth	Moon	Louville D	46.9	-52.1					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques D'Allonville, Chevalier de Louville; French astronomer, mathematician (1671-1732).
Earth	Moon	Louville DA	46.6	-51.7					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques D'Allonville, Chevalier de Louville; French astronomer, mathematician (1671-1732).
Earth	Moon	Louville E	43.1	-45.9					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques D'Allonville, Chevalier de Louville; French astronomer, mathematician (1671-1732).
Earth	Moon	Louville K	46.8	-55.2					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques D'Allonville, Chevalier de Louville; French astronomer, mathematician (1671-1732).
Earth	Moon	Louville P	45.6	-52.2					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques D'Allonville, Chevalier de Louville; French astronomer, mathematician (1671-1732).
Earth	Moon	Love G	-6.5	131.3					E	54.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustus Edward Hough; British mathematician, geophysicist (1863-1940).
Earth	Moon	Love H	-6.9	130.4					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustus Edward Hough; British mathematician, geophysicist (1863-1940).
Earth	Moon	Love T	-6.0	126.1					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustus Edward Hough; British mathematician, geophysicist (1863-1940).
Earth	Moon	Love U	-5.9	127.8					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustus Edward Hough; British mathematician, geophysicist (1863-1940).
Earth	Moon	Lovelace E	82.1	-93.3					E	23.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Randolph, II; American doctor, space scientist (1907-1965).
Earth	Moon	Lovell F	-36.7	-138.2					E	24.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James A., Jr.; American astronaut (1928-Live).
Earth	Moon	Lovell R	-37.7	-144.0					E	24.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James A., Jr.; American astronaut (1928-Live).
Earth	Moon	Lowell W	-10.0	-107.0					E	18.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Percival; American astronomer (1855-1916).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock C	-4.8	39.8					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock D	-4.5	39.1					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock G	-3.7	39.2					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock H	-2.6	41.8					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock K	-5.1	38.3					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock L	-4.9	39.3					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock M	-0.3	38.6					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock N	-1.5	39.7					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock P	-2.9	39.5					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock R	-0.1	40.4					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubbock S	0.7	41.2					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir John William; British astronomer, mathematician (1803-1865).
Earth	Moon	Lubiniezky A	-16.4	-25.6					E	30.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stanislaus; Polish astronomer (1623-1675).
Earth	Moon	Lubiniezky D	-16.5	-23.4					E	8.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stanislaus; Polish astronomer (1623-1675).
Earth	Moon	Lubiniezky E	-16.6	-27.3					E	37.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stanislaus; Polish astronomer (1623-1675).
Earth	Moon	Lubiniezky F	-18.3	-21.8					E	8.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stanislaus; Polish astronomer (1623-1675).
Earth	Moon	Lubiniezky G	-15.3	-20.2					E	4.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stanislaus; Polish astronomer (1623-1675).
Earth	Moon	Lubiniezky H	-17.0	-21.2					E	4.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stanislaus; Polish astronomer (1623-1675).
Earth	Moon	Lucretius C	-3.7	-114.4					E	20.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Titus Lucretius Carus; Roman scientific philosopher (c. 94-55 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Lucretius U	-7.7	-123.6					E	24.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Titus Lucretius Carus; Roman scientific philosopher (c. 94-55 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Lundmark B	-37.7	153.2					E	30.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Knut Emil; Swedish astronomer (1889-1958).
Earth	Moon	Lundmark C	-35.8	155.6					E	25.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Knut Emil; Swedish astronomer (1889-1958).
Earth	Moon	Lundmark D	-38.8	154.3					E	29.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Knut Emil; Swedish astronomer (1889-1958).
Earth	Moon	Lundmark F	-39.4	157.2					E	26.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Knut Emil; Swedish astronomer (1889-1958).
Earth	Moon	Lundmark G	-40.5	155.5					E	35.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Knut Emil; Swedish astronomer (1889-1958).
Earth	Moon	Luther H	36.0	22.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Theodor Robert; German astronomer (1822-1900).
Earth	Moon	Luther K	37.5	23.3					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Theodor Robert; German astronomer (1822-1900).
Earth	Moon	Luther X	36.1	24.3					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Theodor Robert; German astronomer (1822-1900).
Earth	Moon	Luther Y	38.1	24.4					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Theodor Robert; German astronomer (1822-1900).
Earth	Moon	Lyell A	14.3	39.6					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO61B1	LTO-61B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Charles; Scottish geologist (1797-1875).
Earth	Moon	Lyell B	14.4	38.4					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO61B1	LTO-61B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Charles; Scottish geologist (1797-1875).
Earth	Moon	Lyell C	15.2	39.4					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO61B1	LTO-61B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Charles; Scottish geologist (1797-1875).
Earth	Moon	Lyell D	14.7	41.5					E	18.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO61B1	LTO-61B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Charles; Scottish geologist (1797-1875).
Earth	Moon	Lyell K	15.3	40.9					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO61B1	LTO-61B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Charles; Scottish geologist (1797-1875).
Earth	Moon	Lyman P	-67.6	158.5					E	14.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodore; American physicist (1874-1954).
Earth	Moon	Lyman Q	-68.6	156.7					E	56.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodore; American physicist (1874-1954).
Earth	Moon	Lyman T	-64.1	157.7					E	59.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodore; American physicist (1874-1954).
Earth	Moon	Lyman V	-62.6	154.2					E	37.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodore; American physicist (1874-1954).
Earth	Moon	Lyot A	-49.0	79.6					E	38.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot B	-50.4	82.2					E	9.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot C	-50.4	80.4					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot D	-51.6	82.2					E	14.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot E	-52.0	82.9					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot F	-52.3	82.8					E	21.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot H	-51.4	78.2					E	63.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot L	-54.4	83.1					E	70.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot M	-53.3	86.2					E	24.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot N	-52.8	83.4					E	12.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot P	-47.7	85.0					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot R	-46.1	87.6					E	30.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot S	-46.0	85.6					E	26.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Lyot T	-46.8	78.6					E	8.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard Ferdinand; French astronomer (1897-1952).
Earth	Moon	Mach H	14.9	-144.1					E	40.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernst; Austrian physicist, philosopher (1838-1916).
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin A	-3.0	67.6					E	29.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin B	-3.6	71.4					E	43.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin C	-1.1	69.6					E	26.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin D	-7.1	69.9					E	10.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin E	-3.5	65.7					E	20.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin G	-7.0	66.9					E	12.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin H	-1.6	64.1					E	41.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin J	-2.2	69.4					E	16.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin K	-0.9	66.9					E	34.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin L	-1.4	71.7					E	30.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin M	-4.8	69.4					E	42.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin N	-3.8	68.4					E	29.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin O	-0.3	67.9					E	37.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin P	-6.0	69.4					E	29.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin T	-1.8	65.4					E	35.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin U	-3.9	66.2					E	19.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin W	0.5	68.1					E	21.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclaurin X	-0.1	68.7					E	24.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO80B2	LTO-80B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
Earth	Moon	Maclear A	11.3	18.0					E	5.0	Europe	Ireland	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Thomas; Irish-born South African astronomer (1794-1879).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius C	20.8	45.0					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius E	18.7	46.8					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius F	22.5	48.5					E	11.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius K	21.5	40.2					E	12.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius M	25.0	41.0					E	42.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius N	22.8	40.8					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius P	23.0	39.5					E	18.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius Q	20.4	47.6					E	9.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius S	23.3	49.6					E	26.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius T	23.8	48.6					E	29.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius U	25.0	42.8					E	6.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius V	25.4	43.3					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius W	24.8	44.6					E	26.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius X	23.0	42.2					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius Y	23.6	42.2					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Macrobius Z	24.3	42.6					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43C1	LTO-43C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
Earth	Moon	Mädler A	-9.5	29.8					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C2	LTO-78C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer (1794-1874).
Earth	Moon	Mädler D	-12.6	31.1					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78C2	LTO-78C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer (1794-1874).
Earth	Moon	Maestlin G	2.0	-42.1					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael; German mathematician (1550-1631).
Earth	Moon	Maestlin H	4.7	-43.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael; German mathematician (1550-1631).
Earth	Moon	Maestlin R	3.5	-41.5					E	61.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael; German mathematician (1550-1631).
Earth	Moon	Magelhaens A	-12.6	45.0					E	32.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 79	LAC 79	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fernao De (Ferdinand Magellan); Portuguese explorer (1480-1521).
Earth	Moon	Maginus A	-48.8	-4.4					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus B	-52.4	-6.2					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus C	-51.7	-9.4					E	42.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus D	-47.9	-2.2					E	40.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus E	-49.0	-1.4					E	37.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus F	-48.9	-8.2					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus G	-48.0	-7.6					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus H	-52.5	-10.0					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus J	-49.9	-2.8					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus K	-47.4	-3.9					E	31.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus L	-49.2	-8.9					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus M	-50.4	-9.3					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus N	-48.5	-9.0					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus O	-50.6	-12.6					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus P	-50.7	-11.8					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus Q	-50.8	-2.3					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus R	-48.9	-10.4					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus S	-49.7	-1.4					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus T	-52.3	-7.1					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus U	-47.4	-8.2					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus V	-49.3	-7.3					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus W	-49.3	-7.8					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus X	-51.3	-7.6					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus Y	-51.8	-9.1					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Maginus Z	-50.2	-3.6					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
Earth	Moon	Main L	81.7	23.2					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
Earth	Moon	Main N	82.3	22.0					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
Earth	Moon	Mairan A	38.6	-38.8					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan C	38.6	-46.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan D	40.9	-45.4					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan E	37.8	-37.2					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan F	40.3	-45.1					E	9.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan G	40.9	-50.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan H	39.3	-40.0					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan K	40.8	-41.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan L	39.0	-43.2					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan N	39.2	-45.5					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan T	41.7	-48.3					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Mairan Y	42.7	-44.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
Earth	Moon	Maksutov U	-40.1	-170.9					E	21.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitrij Dmitrievich; Soviet optician (1896-1964).
Earth	Moon	Malapert A	-80.4	-3.4					E	24.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
Earth	Moon	Malapert B	-79.1	-2.4					E	37.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
Earth	Moon	Malapert C	-81.5	10.5					E	40.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
Earth	Moon	Malapert E	-84.3	21.2					E	17.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
Earth	Moon	Malapert F	-81.5	14.9					E	11.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
Earth	Moon	Malapert K	-78.8	6.8					E	36.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
Earth	Moon	Mallet A	-45.9	53.8					E	28.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
Earth	Moon	Mallet B	-46.6	52.0					E	32.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
Earth	Moon	Mallet C	-44.0	53.8					E	28.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
Earth	Moon	Mallet D	-46.0	57.0					E	42.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
Earth	Moon	Mallet E	-45.0	54.3					E	5.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
Earth	Moon	Mallet J	-48.7	55.9					E	52.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
Earth	Moon	Mallet K	-47.6	57.0					E	43.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
Earth	Moon	Mallet L	-47.7	55.5					E	13.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
Earth	Moon	Malyy G	21.7	106.9					E	28.0	Europe	Soviet	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr L'vovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1907-1961).
Earth	Moon	Malyy K	19.6	107.0					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr L'vovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1907-1961).
Earth	Moon	Malyy L	19.9	106.1					E	14.0	Europe	Soviet	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr L'vovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1907-1961).
Earth	Moon	Manilius B	16.6	7.3					E	6.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius C	12.1	10.4					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius D	13.2	7.0					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius E	18.3	6.4					E	49.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius G	15.5	9.7					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius H	17.8	8.6					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius K	11.9	11.2					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius T	13.4	10.6					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius U	13.8	10.8					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius W	13.4	12.9					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius X	14.4	13.4					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manilius Z	16.4	11.7					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Manners A	4.6	19.1					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Russell Henry; British astronomer (1800-1870).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus A	-68.4	27.5					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus B	-63.7	21.1					E	28.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus C	-70.1	22.1					E	25.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus D	-69.6	24.7					E	34.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus E	-68.9	25.4					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus F	-63.9	19.7					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus G	-69.6	26.0					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus H	-68.6	19.2					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus J	-66.3	23.5					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus K	-63.3	20.3					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus L	-64.3	22.7					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus M	-63.4	22.8					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus N	-70.2	28.8					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus O	-64.9	25.0					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus P	-67.8	29.4					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus R	-65.9	30.0					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus S	-66.4	27.3					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus T	-67.5	32.9					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Manzinus U	-68.6	34.5					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
Earth	Moon	Maraldi A	20.0	36.3					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LTO43D3	LTO-43D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
Earth	Moon	Maraldi D	16.7	36.1					E	67.0	Europe	Italy	LTO43D3	LTO-43D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
Earth	Moon	Maraldi E	17.8	35.8					E	31.0	Europe	Italy	LTO43D3	LTO-43D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
Earth	Moon	Maraldi F	19.2	35.8					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LTO43D3	LTO-43D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
Earth	Moon	Maraldi N	18.4	36.8					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LTO43D3	LTO-43D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
Earth	Moon	Maraldi R	20.3	33.2					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LTO43D3	LTO-43D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
Earth	Moon	Maraldi W	13.2	36.1					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LTO43D3	LTO-43D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
Earth	Moon	Marci B	25.2	-166.3					E	28.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan Marek Marci von Kronland; Czechoslovakian physicist (1595-1667).
Earth	Moon	Marci C	24.3	-165.4					E	26.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan Marek Marci von Kronland; Czechoslovakian physicist (1595-1667).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo A	14.9	-2.0					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo B	17.2	-1.9					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo C	14.0	-5.0					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo D	15.0	-3.7					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo F	15.7	-4.5					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo G	16.7	-1.9					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo H	17.8	-1.7					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo J	17.9	-1.2					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo K	18.2	-1.4					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo L	14.8	-5.0					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo M	17.6	-1.1					E	37.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo P	16.9	-0.2					E	31.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo S	17.8	0.0					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marco Polo T	13.6	-1.0					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
Earth	Moon	Marconi C	-8.4	146.8					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
Earth	Moon	Marconi H	-11.0	147.5					E	41.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
Earth	Moon	Marconi L	-11.7	145.3					E	38.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
Earth	Moon	Marconi S	-10.0	143.1					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
Earth	Moon	Marinus A	-39.9	73.2					E	27.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Marinus B	-39.6	74.8					E	59.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Marinus C	-38.0	73.5					E	37.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	[Marinus D]	-38.3	79.4					E	51.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).  <em>Note: Renamed Harlan</em>
Earth	Moon	Marinus E	-36.2	76.7					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Marinus F	-41.3	74.8					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Marinus G	-40.4	76.6					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Marinus H	-40.2	77.7					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Marinus J	-39.6	71.0					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Marinus M	-37.5	80.8					E	26.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Marinus N	-37.6	78.4					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Marinus R	-38.0	75.3					E	44.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). 
Earth	Moon	Mariotte P	-29.9	-139.7					E	30.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684). 
Earth	Moon	Mariotte R	-30.1	-141.6					E	33.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684). 
Earth	Moon	Mariotte U	-27.9	-142.8					E	34.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684). 
Earth	Moon	Mariotte X	-25.3	-140.0					E	20.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684). 
Earth	Moon	[Mariotte Y]	-23.3	-140.3					E	46.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684).  <em>Note: Renamed Murakami</em>
Earth	Moon	Mariotte Z	-22.9	-139.0					E	47.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684). 
Earth	Moon	Marius A	12.6	-46.0					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius B	16.3	-47.3					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius C	14.0	-47.6					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius D	11.4	-45.0					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius E	12.1	-52.7					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius F	12.1	-45.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius G	12.1	-50.6					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius H	11.3	-50.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius J	10.5	-46.9					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius K	9.4	-50.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius L	15.9	-55.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius M	17.4	-54.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius N	18.7	-54.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius P	17.9	-51.3					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius Q	16.5	-56.2					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius R	13.6	-50.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius S	13.9	-47.1					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius U	9.6	-47.6					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius V	9.9	-48.3					E	2.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius W	9.4	-49.7					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius X	9.7	-54.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Marius Y	9.8	-50.7					E	2.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
Earth	Moon	Markov E	50.6	-60.1					E	13.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
Earth	Moon	Markov F	50.0	-61.8					E	8.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
Earth	Moon	Markov G	50.0	-56.2					E	5.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
Earth	Moon	Markov U	51.9	-60.2					E	29.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
Earth	Moon	Marth K	-29.9	-28.7					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert; German astronomer (1828-1897).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne A	0.1	34.0					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne B	2.0	28.9					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne C	1.1	32.7					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne D	2.5	32.5					E	33.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne F	4.2	35.3					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne G	2.4	26.7					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne J	3.2	32.7					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne K	3.3	29.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne M	7.8	27.9					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne N	5.4	30.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne P	0.5	34.1					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne R	3.0	31.3					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne T	0.0	36.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne W	0.9	29.2					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne X	1.3	27.4					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Maskelyne Y	1.8	28.1					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO61D4	LTO-61D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
Earth	Moon	Mason A	42.8	30.1					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British astronomer (1730-1787).
Earth	Moon	Mason B	41.8	29.6					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British astronomer (1730-1787).
Earth	Moon	Mason C	42.9	33.8					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; British astronomer (1730-1787).
Earth	Moon	Maunder A	-3.2	-90.5					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annie Scott Dill Russell; British astronomer (1868-1947); Edward Walter; British astronomer (1851-1928).
Earth	Moon	Maunder B	-9.0	-90.3					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annie Scott Dill Russell; British astronomer (1868-1947); Edward Walter; British astronomer (1851-1928).
Earth	Moon	[Maunder Z]	-4.8	-92.4					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Annie Scott Dill Russell; British astronomer (1868-1947); Edward Walter; British astronomer (1851-1928). <em>Note: Renamed Couder</em>
Earth	Moon	Maupertuis A	50.6	-24.7					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
Earth	Moon	Maupertuis B	51.3	-26.7					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
Earth	Moon	Maupertuis C	50.2	-24.0					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
Earth	Moon	Maupertuis K	49.3	-25.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
Earth	Moon	Maupertuis L	51.3	-29.2					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 11	LAC 11	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus A	-43.5	14.2					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus B	-40.3	11.7					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus C	-38.6	10.8					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus D	-39.0	13.2					E	45.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus E	-38.4	9.8					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus F	-40.6	12.2					E	25.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus G	-44.4	11.5					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus H	-38.2	10.4					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus J	-42.5	14.0					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus K	-40.0	12.6					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus L	-42.1	14.5					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus M	-41.9	12.6					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus N	-41.0	14.1					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus P	-38.1	12.8					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus R	-40.7	16.2					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus S	-42.0	17.1					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus T	-41.3	11.4					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maurolycus W	-42.7	15.2					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
Earth	Moon	Maury A	36.0	41.8					E	21.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury B	35.1	42.0					E	9.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury C	37.0	38.6					E	28.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury D	38.2	37.8					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury J	39.1	40.1					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury K	39.5	41.1					E	5.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury L	40.3	42.5					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury M	40.8	42.6					E	16.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury N	40.4	41.9					E	17.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury P	39.9	38.0					E	12.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury T	40.0	43.3					E	3.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	Maury U	39.3	37.0					E	5.0	North America	American	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
Earth	Moon	McClure A	-15.7	49.1					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	McClure B	-15.4	49.3					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	McClure C	-14.7	49.8					E	27.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	McClure D	-14.8	51.8					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	McClure M	-14.2	51.3					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	McClure N	-14.2	52.7					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	McClure P	-14.8	53.5					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	McClure S	-13.8	53.4					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
Earth	Moon	McKellar B	-13.1	-169.1					E	16.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
Earth	Moon	McKellar S	-16.0	-173.3					E	23.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
Earth	Moon	McKellar T	-15.1	-173.0					E	45.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
Earth	Moon	McKellar U	-13.9	-174.5					E	37.0	North America	Canada	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
Earth	Moon	McLaughlin A	51.6	-92.4					E	35.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	McLaughlin B	50.2	-91.2					E	43.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	McLaughlin C	48.5	-91.9					E	60.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	McLaughlin P	45.0	-94.6					E	34.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	McLaughlin U	47.2	-97.0					E	30.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	McLaughlin Z	52.6	-92.8					E	21.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
Earth	Moon	McMath A	19.2	-165.3					E	15.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
Earth	Moon	McMath J	14.8	-163.3					E	36.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
Earth	Moon	McMath M	16.1	-165.5					E	15.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
Earth	Moon	McMath P	13.4	-168.6					E	28.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
Earth	Moon	McMath Q	14.5	-167.7					E	20.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
Earth	Moon	McNally T	22.3	-129.0					E	19.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul Aloysius; American astronomer (1890-1955).
Earth	Moon	McNally Y	24.2	-127.5					E	22.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul Aloysius; American astronomer (1890-1955).
Earth	Moon	Mechnikov C	-9.9	-148.0					E	35.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
Earth	Moon	Mechnikov D	-10.2	-147.2					E	53.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
Earth	Moon	Mechnikov F	-11.3	-145.0					E	30.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
Earth	Moon	Mechnikov G	-11.8	-146.6					E	17.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
Earth	Moon	Mechnikov U	-10.6	-150.9					E	30.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
Earth	Moon	Mechnikov Z	-9.3	-149.2					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
Earth	Moon	Mee A	-44.4	-29.1					E	14.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee B	-44.6	-31.1					E	15.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee C	-45.3	-28.7					E	13.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee D	-45.3	-32.9					E	9.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee E	-43.0	-35.3					E	16.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee F	-43.3	-36.7					E	12.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee G	-45.5	-40.7					E	23.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee H	-44.1	-39.4					E	48.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee J	-44.5	-40.6					E	10.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee K	-44.4	-41.6					E	9.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee L	-44.0	-41.5					E	8.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee M	-45.8	-29.1					E	8.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee N	-45.2	-42.2					E	6.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee P	-45.9	-30.0					E	14.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee Q	-43.6	-33.9					E	1.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee R	-44.0	-43.4					E	10.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee S	-43.2	-41.0					E	12.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee T	-42.5	-38.2					E	9.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee U	-42.8	-33.9					E	8.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee V	-45.5	-42.4					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee W	-43.6	-35.5					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee X	-41.5	-36.0					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee Y	-44.3	-36.8					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mee Z	-44.7	-42.6					E	12.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
Earth	Moon	Mees A	15.7	-95.2					E	36.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edward Kenneth; British-born American photographer (1882-1960).
Earth	Moon	Mees J	12.3	-94.7					E	26.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edward Kenneth; British-born American photographer (1882-1960).
Earth	Moon	Mees Y	15.7	-96.6					E	85.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edward Kenneth; British-born American photographer (1882-1960).
Earth	Moon	Meggers S	24.0	119.8					E	42.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Frederick; American physicist (1888-1966).
Earth	Moon	Meitner A	-8.1	113.5					E	17.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
Earth	Moon	Meitner C	-9.7	113.7					E	19.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
Earth	Moon	Meitner H	-11.9	116.0					E	13.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
Earth	Moon	Meitner J	-12.1	115.1					E	15.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
Earth	Moon	Meitner R	-12.0	109.4					E	16.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
Earth	Moon	Mendel B	-46.5	-107.7					E	18.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gregor Johann; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
Earth	Moon	Mendel J	-51.6	-107.4					E	58.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gregor Johann; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
Earth	Moon	Mendel V	-46.7	-116.7					E	66.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gregor Johann; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
Earth	Moon	Mendeleev P	2.7	139.4					E	29.0	Europe	Russia	LTO66A3	LTO-66A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitri Ivanovich; Russian chemist (1834-1907).
Earth	Moon	Menelaus A	17.1	13.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO42D3	LTO-42D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).
Earth	Moon	Menelaus C	14.8	14.5					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO42D3	LTO-42D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).
Earth	Moon	Menelaus D	13.2	16.3					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO42D3	LTO-42D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).
Earth	Moon	Menelaus E	13.6	15.9					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO42D3	LTO-42D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).
Earth	Moon	Mercator A	-30.6	-27.8					E	9.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercator B	-29.1	-25.1					E	8.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercator C	-29.1	-26.9					E	8.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercator D	-29.3	-25.3					E	7.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercator E	-30.0	-26.8					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercator F	-29.6	-26.8					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercator G	-31.1	-25.0					E	14.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercator K	-30.6	-22.7					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercator L	-30.7	-23.5					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercator M	-30.2	-23.6					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
Earth	Moon	Mercurius A	48.0	73.6					E	20.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius B	47.4	70.0					E	13.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius C	47.5	59.4					E	26.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius D	46.1	68.6					E	50.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius E	49.7	73.3					E	29.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius F	45.2	62.9					E	17.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius G	45.1	64.3					E	13.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius H	49.2	63.6					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius J	47.2	59.0					E	9.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius K	47.4	73.2					E	21.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius L	45.9	64.3					E	12.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Mercurius M	50.9	73.9					E	40.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
Earth	Moon	Merrill X	77.0	-119.2					E	34.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul Willard; American astronomer (1887-1961).
Earth	Moon	Merrill Y	76.8	-115.4					E	35.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul Willard; American astronomer (1887-1961).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius B	-21.0	-51.6					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius C	-19.8	-45.9					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius D	-23.1	-46.8					E	34.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius E	-22.5	-46.0					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius H	-22.5	-49.9					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius J	-21.0	-52.8					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius K	-21.2	-50.7					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius L	-19.9	-48.4					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius M	-21.2	-48.3					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius N	-22.1	-49.2					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius P	-19.9	-47.8					E	42.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius R	-19.3	-47.6					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius S	-19.2	-46.9					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius U	-23.0	-50.0					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius V	-22.9	-50.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius W	-23.0	-50.8					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius X	-22.4	-47.9					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius Y	-22.7	-48.2					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Mersenius Z	-21.0	-50.6					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
Earth	Moon	Meshcherskiy K	9.6	126.8					E	17.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Vsevolodovich; Russian mathematician (1859-1935).
Earth	Moon	Meshcherskiy X	16.0	124.2					E	39.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Vsevolodovich; Russian mathematician (1859-1935).
Earth	Moon	Messala A	36.6	53.8					E	26.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messala B	37.4	59.9					E	18.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messala C	40.9	65.8					E	12.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messala D	40.5	67.8					E	28.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messala E	40.0	64.9					E	40.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messala F	38.9	64.4					E	32.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messala G	39.1	68.6					E	29.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messala J	41.1	61.2					E	15.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messala K	41.1	58.5					E	13.0	Asia	Jewish	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
Earth	Moon	Messier A	-2.0	47.0					E	13.0	Europe	France	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
Earth	Moon	Messier B	-0.9	48.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
Earth	Moon	Messier D	-3.6	46.3					E	8.0	Europe	France	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
Earth	Moon	Messier E	-3.3	45.4					E	5.0	Europe	France	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
Earth	Moon	Messier J	-1.5	52.1					E	4.0	Europe	France	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
Earth	Moon	Messier L	-1.2	51.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO79B1	LTO-79B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
Earth	Moon	Metius B	-40.1	44.3					E	14.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
Earth	Moon	Metius C	-44.2	49.1					E	11.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
Earth	Moon	Metius D	-42.6	48.4					E	11.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
Earth	Moon	Metius E	-39.7	42.8					E	6.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
Earth	Moon	Metius F	-39.1	42.9					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
Earth	Moon	Metius G	-40.3	45.3					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
Earth	Moon	Meton A	73.3	31.3					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Meton B	71.2	18.0					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Meton C	70.6	19.0					E	77.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Meton D	72.2	24.7					E	78.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Meton E	75.3	15.3					E	42.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Meton F	72.0	14.2					E	51.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Meton G	72.9	28.4					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Meton W	67.4	17.3					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Mezentsev M	68.7	-126.8					E	74.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yurij Borisovich; Soviet rocket scientist (1929-1965).
Earth	Moon	Mezentsev Q	69.4	-135.6					E	26.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yurij Borisovich; Soviet rocket scientist (1929-1965).
Earth	Moon	Mezentsev S	71.5	-136.9					E	21.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yurij Borisovich; Soviet rocket scientist (1929-1965).
Earth	Moon	Michelson G	5.7	-118.8					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
Earth	Moon	Michelson H	4.6	-116.8					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
Earth	Moon	Michelson V	8.0	-124.4					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
Earth	Moon	Michelson W	7.5	-121.3					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
Earth	Moon	Milankovi? E	78.0	-177.2					E	46.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Milutin; Yugoslavian astronomer (1879-1958).
Earth	Moon	Milichius A	9.3	-32.0					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
Earth	Moon	Milichius C	11.2	-29.4					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
Earth	Moon	Milichius D	8.0	-28.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
Earth	Moon	Milichius E	10.7	-28.1					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
Earth	Moon	Milichius K	8.5	-30.3					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
Earth	Moon	Miller A	-37.7	1.8					E	39.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
Earth	Moon	Miller B	-37.6	1.0					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
Earth	Moon	Miller C	-38.2	-0.3					E	36.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
Earth	Moon	Miller D	-38.0	3.1					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
Earth	Moon	Miller E	-38.8	2.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
Earth	Moon	Miller K	-39.8	0.9					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
Earth	Moon	Millikan B	49.8	123.5					E	21.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
Earth	Moon	Millikan J	45.8	124.6					E	36.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
Earth	Moon	Millikan Q	43.9	118.6					E	33.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
Earth	Moon	Millikan R	46.0	117.7					E	49.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
Earth	Moon	Mills B	10.7	156.9					E	24.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
Earth	Moon	Mills C	9.8	157.3					E	14.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
Earth	Moon	Mills K	6.8	157.0					E	26.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
Earth	Moon	Mills R	8.1	154.8					E	19.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
Earth	Moon	Mills W	10.0	154.2					E	18.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
Earth	Moon	Milne K	-32.5	113.1					E	65.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
Earth	Moon	Milne L	-33.7	112.7					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
Earth	Moon	Milne M	-35.7	112.1					E	54.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
Earth	Moon	Milne N	-35.5	110.8					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
Earth	Moon	Milne P	-37.1	107.7					E	95.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
Earth	Moon	Milne Q	-34.3	107.3					E	75.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
Earth	Moon	Mineur D	25.9	-159.2					E	20.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1899-1954).
Earth	Moon	Mineur V	26.2	-163.1					E	26.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1899-1954).
Earth	Moon	Mineur X	27.1	-162.7					E	31.0	Europe	France	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1899-1954).
Earth	Moon	Minkowski S	-56.1	-145.6					E	13.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann; German mathematician (1864-1909); Rudolph Leo Bernhard; American astronomer (1895-1976).
Earth	Moon	Minnaert C	-64.2	-176.0					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcel Gilles Jozef; Dutch astronomer, astrophysicist (1893-1970).
Earth	Moon	Minnaert N	-71.1	176.1					E	33.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcel Gilles Jozef; Dutch astronomer, astrophysicist (1893-1970).
Earth	Moon	Minnaert W	-63.4	174.1					E	24.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcel Gilles Jozef; Dutch astronomer, astrophysicist (1893-1970).
Earth	Moon	Mitchell B	48.3	19.3					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maria; American astronomer (1818-1889).
Earth	Moon	Mitchell E	47.6	21.7					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maria; American astronomer (1818-1889).
Earth	Moon	Mitra A	20.8	-154.1					E	46.0	Asia	India	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sisir Kumar; Indian physicist (1890-1963).
Earth	Moon	Mitra J	15.9	-153.2					E	46.0	Asia	India	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sisir Kumar; Indian physicist (1890-1963).
Earth	Moon	Mitra Y	21.5	-155.2					E	26.0	Asia	India	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sisir Kumar; Indian physicist (1890-1963).
Earth	Moon	Mohorovi?i? A	-16.0	-163.1					E	20.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvi?ic.)
Earth	Moon	Mohorovi?i? D	-17.8	-162.1					E	18.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvi?ic.)
Earth	Moon	Mohorovi?i? F	-18.9	-163.6					E	23.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvi?ic.)
Earth	Moon	Mohorovi?i? R	-19.9	-167.7					E	42.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvi?ic.)
Earth	Moon	Mohorovi?i? W	-17.7	-166.5					E	21.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvi?ic.)
Earth	Moon	Mohorovi?i? Z	-18.6	-165.1					E	14.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvi?ic.)
Earth	Moon	Moigno A	64.8	29.7					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
Earth	Moon	Moigno B	64.6	26.1					E	26.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
Earth	Moon	Moigno C	65.9	29.0					E	9.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
Earth	Moon	Moigno D	65.2	27.7					E	23.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
Earth	Moon	Moiseev S	8.7	100.7					E	29.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1902-1955).
Earth	Moon	Moiseev Z	11.2	103.4					E	80.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1902-1955).
Earth	Moon	Moltke A	-1.0	23.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Helmuth Karl, Graf von; German benefactor (1800-1891).
Earth	Moon	Moltke B	-1.0	25.2					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 78	LAC 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Helmuth Karl, Graf von; German benefactor (1800-1891).
Earth	Moon	Montanari D	-45.9	-22.1					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Geminiano; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1633-1687).
Earth	Moon	Montanari W	-44.8	-18.1					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Geminiano; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1633-1687).
Earth	Moon	Montes Recti B	48.4	-18.3					E	8.0	Europe	Latin	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Latin for "straight range."
Earth	Moon	Montgolfier J	46.4	-158.2					E	28.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
Earth	Moon	Montgolfier P	46.1	-160.9					E	36.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
Earth	Moon	Montgolfier W	49.3	-164.4					E	37.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
Earth	Moon	Montgolfier Y	50.5	-161.3					E	40.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
Earth	Moon	Moore F	37.4	-175.0					E	24.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Haines; American astronomer (1878-1949).
Earth	Moon	Moore L	36.1	-177.1					E	27.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Haines; American astronomer (1878-1949).
Earth	Moon	Moretus A	-70.4	-13.8					E	32.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Moret, Theodore; Belgian mathematician (1602-1667).
Earth	Moon	Moretus C	-72.6	-11.2					E	17.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Moret, Theodore; Belgian mathematician (1602-1667).
Earth	Moon	Morozov C	6.1	128.5					E	10.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
Earth	Moon	Morozov E	6.0	130.2					E	15.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
Earth	Moon	Morozov F	5.4	130.0					E	60.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
Earth	Moon	Morozov Y	7.3	127.0					E	45.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
Earth	Moon	Morse N	20.2	-176.1					E	25.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Finley Breese; American inventor (1791-1872).
Earth	Moon	Morse T	22.0	-179.5					E	34.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Finley Breese; American inventor (1791-1872).
Earth	Moon	Moseley C	22.3	-88.5					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Gwyn Jeffreys; British physicist (1887-1915).
Earth	Moon	Moseley D	22.9	-87.6					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Gwyn Jeffreys; British physicist (1887-1915).
Earth	Moon	Mösting A	-3.2	-5.2					E	13.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Mösting B	-2.7	-7.4					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Mösting C	-1.8	-8.0					E	4.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Mösting D	-0.3	-5.1					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Mösting E	0.3	-4.6					E	44.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Mösting K	-0.7	-7.4					E	3.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Mösting L	-0.6	-3.4					E	3.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Mösting M	-1.3	-4.3					E	31.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Mösting U	-3.2	-6.6					E	18.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
Earth	Moon	Mouchez A	80.8	-29.9					E	51.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
Earth	Moon	Mouchez B	78.2	-22.8					E	8.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
Earth	Moon	Mouchez C	77.4	-26.0					E	13.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
Earth	Moon	Mouchez J	79.4	-38.2					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
Earth	Moon	Mouchez L	78.6	-40.3					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
Earth	Moon	Mouchez M	80.2	-49.3					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
Earth	Moon	Moulton H	-61.5	100.6					E	44.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Forest R.; American astronomer (1872-1952).
Earth	Moon	Moulton P	-63.9	93.5					E	14.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Forest R.; American astronomer (1872-1952).
Earth	Moon	Müller A	-8.2	2.1					E	10.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77B4	LTO-77B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1866-1942).
Earth	Moon	Müller F	-7.8	1.5					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77B4	LTO-77B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1866-1942).
Earth	Moon	Müller O	-7.9	2.4					E	11.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77B4	LTO-77B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1866-1942).
Earth	Moon	Murchison T	4.4	0.1					E	3.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Roderick Impey; Scottish geologist (1792-1871).
Earth	Moon	Mutus A	-63.8	31.8					E	16.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus B	-63.9	29.5					E	17.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus C	-61.2	27.2					E	32.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus D	-58.4	23.3					E	22.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus E	-65.5	36.1					E	22.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus F	-66.2	34.1					E	42.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus G	-67.2	35.1					E	17.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus H	-63.6	24.2					E	21.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus J	-62.7	23.3					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus K	-57.8	21.5					E	7.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus L	-61.8	24.9					E	20.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus M	-59.1	24.4					E	20.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus N	-62.4	27.6					E	11.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus O	-57.7	23.8					E	14.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus P	-59.1	25.7					E	16.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus Q	-62.2	30.4					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus R	-60.8	23.9					E	27.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus S	-60.5	22.0					E	25.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus T	-59.2	21.2					E	34.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus V	-62.9	31.3					E	24.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus W	-66.6	40.0					E	21.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus X	-67.1	36.8					E	21.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus Y	-64.8	35.0					E	26.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Mutus Z	-64.0	34.5					E	30.0	Europe	Spain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
Earth	Moon	Nagaoka U	19.9	151.4					E	30.0	Asia	Japan	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hantaro; Japanese physicist (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Nagaoka W	20.0	153.0					E	29.0	Asia	Japan	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hantaro; Japanese physicist (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Nansen A	82.8	63.0					E	46.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fridtjof; Norwegian explorer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Nansen C	83.2	55.5					E	34.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fridtjof; Norwegian explorer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Nansen D	83.8	64.0					E	21.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fridtjof; Norwegian explorer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Nansen E	83.3	71.0					E	15.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fridtjof; Norwegian explorer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Nansen F	84.7	60.0					E	62.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fridtjof; Norwegian explorer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Nansen U	81.6	81.4					E	16.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fridtjof; Norwegian explorer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Nasireddin B	-39.4	-1.1					E	9.0	Asia	Persian	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nasir-Al-Din (Mohammed Ibn Hassan); Persian astronomer (1201-1274).
Earth	Moon	Nasmyth D	-49.2	-55.3					E	13.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish engineer, astronomer (1808-1890).
Earth	Moon	Nasmyth E	-49.9	-57.6					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish engineer, astronomer (1808-1890).
Earth	Moon	Nasmyth F	-50.0	-53.5					E	9.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish engineer, astronomer (1808-1890).
Earth	Moon	Nasmyth G	-49.6	-53.8					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish engineer, astronomer (1808-1890).
Earth	Moon	Nassau D	-23.7	-179.2					E	62.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jason John; American astronomer (1892-1965).
Earth	Moon	Nassau F	-24.7	-179.2					E	112.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jason John; American astronomer (1892-1965).
Earth	Moon	Nassau Y	-22.5	176.8					E	38.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jason John; American astronomer (1892-1965).
Earth	Moon	Naumann B	37.4	-60.6					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German geologist (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Naumann G	33.6	-60.7					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Friedrich; German geologist (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Neander A	-30.9	39.6					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander B	-28.2	40.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander C	-28.6	36.0					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander D	-26.5	42.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander E	-29.8	40.7					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander F	-32.1	37.9					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander G	-33.4	43.8					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander H	-33.0	42.4					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander J	-34.0	43.4					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander K	-35.0	39.8					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander L	-31.3	41.8					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander M	-34.8	37.7					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander N	-32.4	37.2					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander O	-35.6	39.1					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander P	-28.4	41.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander Q	-28.8	41.4					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander R	-33.2	38.6					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander S	-31.9	42.1					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander T	-29.9	38.4					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander V	-31.3	38.2					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander W	-32.3	38.5					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander X	-33.1	37.8					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander Y	-34.5	38.2					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Neander Z	-33.8	42.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Neumann, Michael; German mathematician (1529-1581).
Earth	Moon	Nearch A	-60.1	40.1					E	43.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch B	-60.9	35.8					E	43.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch C	-62.2	35.8					E	41.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch D	-57.0	38.0					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch E	-61.4	33.9					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch F	-62.9	37.9					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch G	-63.3	39.8					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch H	-57.6	40.6					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch J	-57.6	37.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch K	-57.9	35.3					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch L	-58.4	35.6					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Nearch M	-58.4	35.0					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nearchus of Crete; Greek explorer (unkn-fl. 312 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Necho M	-6.0	123.1					E	12.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO83B4	LTO-83B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian ruler (610-593 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Necho P	-6.8	122.0					E	75.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO83B4	LTO-83B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian ruler (610-593 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Necho R	-5.6	122.0					E	18.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO83B4	LTO-83B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian ruler (610-593 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Necho V	-4.3	120.6					E	16.0	Africa	Egypt	LTO83B4	LTO-83B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Egyptian ruler (610-593 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Neison A	67.4	26.7					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Neville), Edmund; British astronomer, selenographer (1849-1940).
Earth	Moon	Neison B	67.4	25.9					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Neville), Edmund; British astronomer, selenographer (1849-1940).
Earth	Moon	Neison C	67.0	23.2					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Neville), Edmund; British astronomer, selenographer (1849-1940).
Earth	Moon	Neison D	68.0	22.6					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Neville), Edmund; British astronomer, selenographer (1849-1940).
Earth	Moon	Neper D	9.2	80.8					E	40.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO63B4	LTO-63B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician (1550-1617).
Earth	Moon	Neper H	10.4	78.2					E	9.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO63B4	LTO-63B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician (1550-1617).
Earth	Moon	Neper Q	8.0	83.1					E	12.0	Europe	Scotland	LTO63B4	LTO-63B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician (1550-1617).
Earth	Moon	Nernst T	35.8	-96.9					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walther Hermann; German physical chemist; Nobel laureate (1864-1941).
Earth	Moon	Neujmin P	-28.5	124.2					E	38.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101C1	LTO-101C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grigorij Nikolaevich; Soviet astronomer (1885-1946).
Earth	Moon	Neujmin Q	-30.0	121.8					E	17.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101C1	LTO-101C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grigorij Nikolaevich; Soviet astronomer (1885-1946).
Earth	Moon	Neujmin T	-27.1	122.0					E	24.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101C1	LTO-101C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grigorij Nikolaevich; Soviet astronomer (1885-1946).
Earth	Moon	Neumayer A	-75.0	73.6					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Balthasar von; German meteorologist, hydrographer (1826-1909).
Earth	Moon	Neumayer M	-71.6	78.5					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Balthasar von; German meteorologist, hydrographer (1826-1909).
Earth	Moon	Neumayer N	-70.4	78.7					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Balthasar von; German meteorologist, hydrographer (1826-1909).
Earth	Moon	Neumayer P	-70.6	86.0					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Balthasar von; German meteorologist, hydrographer (1826-1909).
Earth	Moon	Newcomb A	29.4	43.5					E	19.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Canadian-American astronomer (1835-1909).
Earth	Moon	Newcomb B	28.4	45.6					E	23.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Canadian-American astronomer (1835-1909).
Earth	Moon	Newcomb C	29.1	45.3					E	29.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Canadian-American astronomer (1835-1909).
Earth	Moon	Newcomb F	31.4	42.5					E	28.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Canadian-American astronomer (1835-1909).
Earth	Moon	Newcomb G	28.2	44.6					E	16.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Canadian-American astronomer (1835-1909).
Earth	Moon	Newcomb H	28.9	42.4					E	12.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Canadian-American astronomer (1835-1909).
Earth	Moon	Newcomb J	28.7	44.3					E	23.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Canadian-American astronomer (1835-1909).
Earth	Moon	Newcomb Q	30.3	42.8					E	14.0	North America	Canada	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Canadian-American astronomer (1835-1909).
Earth	Moon	Newton A	-79.7	-19.7					E	64.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Isaac; British mathematician, physicist, astronomer (1643-1727).
Earth	Moon	Newton B	-81.1	-15.4					E	44.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Isaac; British mathematician, physicist, astronomer (1643-1727).
Earth	Moon	Newton C	-74.8	-14.4					E	35.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Isaac; British mathematician, physicist, astronomer (1643-1727).
Earth	Moon	Newton D	-75.9	-14.8					E	37.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Isaac; British mathematician, physicist, astronomer (1643-1727).
Earth	Moon	Newton E	-79.8	-36.9					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Isaac; British mathematician, physicist, astronomer (1643-1727).
Earth	Moon	Newton F	-72.2	-16.1					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Isaac; British mathematician, physicist, astronomer (1643-1727).
Earth	Moon	Newton G	-78.2	-18.3					E	67.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Isaac; British mathematician, physicist, astronomer (1643-1727).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai A	-42.4	23.6					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai B	-43.2	25.3					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai C	-44.0	29.0					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai D	-41.7	25.5					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai E	-40.6	25.3					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai G	-42.8	22.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai H	-43.5	26.8					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai J	-40.5	22.0					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai K	-42.9	28.2					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai L	-44.1	25.6					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai M	-42.4	29.0					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai P	-43.1	29.7					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai Q	-42.3	30.1					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai R	-41.5	25.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicolai Z	-40.9	21.5					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Bernhard Gottfried; German astronomer (1793-1846).
Earth	Moon	Nicollet B	-20.1	-13.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Nicholas; French astronomer (1786-1843).
Earth	Moon	Nicollet D	-23.2	-12.2					E	2.0	Europe	France	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Nicholas; French astronomer (1786-1843).
Earth	Moon	Niepce F	72.5	-113.5					E	44.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph-Nicéphore; French physicist, photographer (1765-1833). (Spelling changed from Niépce.)
Earth	Moon	Nijland A	36.2	134.4					E	26.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albertus Antonie; Dutch astronomer (1868-1936).
Earth	Moon	Nijland V	34.5	131.6					E	35.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Albertus Antonie; Dutch astronomer (1868-1936).
Earth	Moon	Nikolaev G	34.5	154.2					E	20.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andriyan Grigoryevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1929-2004).
Earth	Moon	Nikolaev J	31.7	155.5					E	18.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andriyan Grigoryevich; Soviet cosmonaut (1929-2004).
Earth	Moon	Nishina T	-43.7	-174.4					E	28.0	Asia	Japan	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yoshio; Japanese physicist (1890-1951).
Earth	Moon	Nobel B	17.3	-99.5					E	24.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Bernhard; Swedish inventor (1833-1896).
Earth	Moon	Nobel K	13.1	-100.2					E	20.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Bernhard; Swedish inventor (1833-1896).
Earth	Moon	Nobel L	12.5	-100.9					E	38.0	Europe	Sweden	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Bernhard; Swedish inventor (1833-1896).
Earth	Moon	Nöther (Noether) A	69.3	-112.1					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emmy; German mathematician (1882-1935).
Earth	Moon	Nöther (Noether) E	67.6	-105.1					E	47.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emmy; German mathematician (1882-1935).
Earth	Moon	Nöther (Noether) T	66.3	-121.5					E	44.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emmy; German mathematician (1882-1935).
Earth	Moon	Nöther (Noether) U	67.6	-123.4					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emmy; German mathematician (1882-1935).
Earth	Moon	Nöther (Noether) V	68.9	-122.4					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emmy; German mathematician (1882-1935).
Earth	Moon	Nöther (Noether) X	68.9	-116.8					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emmy; German mathematician (1882-1935).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath A	-47.9	-43.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath B	-47.0	-43.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath C	-45.8	-43.1					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath D	-47.2	-41.5					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath E	-45.2	-43.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath F	-48.0	-46.9					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath G	-50.3	-45.8					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath H	-49.6	-47.9					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath J	-48.4	-47.9					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath K	-44.9	-46.3					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath L	-45.2	-47.2					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath M	-44.0	-46.6					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath P	-47.7	-41.8					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nöggerath S	-44.5	-46.2					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jakob; German geologist, mineralogist, seismologist (1788-1877).
Earth	Moon	Nonius A	-35.4	5.6					E	10.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius B	-35.8	2.0					E	21.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius C	-35.4	1.1					E	7.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius D	-35.5	1.8					E	6.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius F	-35.9	3.8					E	7.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius G	-34.7	5.7					E	6.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius K	-33.7	3.9					E	18.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius L	-33.5	3.5					E	31.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius Q	-35.9	4.2					E	7.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius R	-35.9	3.3					E	10.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Nonius S	-34.8	4.3					E	4.0	Europe	Portugal	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pedro Nuñez Salaciense; Portuguese mathematician (1502-1578).
Earth	Moon	Numerov G	-71.7	-151.9					E	26.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boris Vasilievich; Soviet astronomer (1891-1941).
Earth	Moon	Numerov Z	-68.1	-160.0					E	44.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boris Vasilievich; Soviet astronomer (1891-1941).
Earth	Moon	Nu?l E	32.9	168.9					E	29.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frantisek; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1867-1925). (Spelling changed from Nüsl.)
Earth	Moon	Nu?l S	31.2	164.1					E	42.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frantisek; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1867-1925). (Spelling changed from Nüsl.)
Earth	Moon	Nu?l Y	34.3	166.9					E	51.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frantisek; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1867-1925). (Spelling changed from Nüsl.)
Earth	Moon	O'Day B	-29.1	158.0					E	16.0	North America	American	LM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; American physicist (1897-1961).
Earth	Moon	O'Day M	-31.7	157.1					E	16.0	North America	American	LM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; American physicist (1897-1961).
Earth	Moon	O'Day T	-30.4	154.4					E	24.0	North America	American	LM	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marcus; American physicist (1897-1961).
Earth	Moon	Obruchev M	-40.5	162.2					E	46.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Afanasievich; Soviet geologist (1863-1956).
Earth	Moon	Obruchev T	-38.5	157.7					E	21.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Afanasievich; Soviet geologist (1863-1956).
Earth	Moon	Obruchev V	-36.6	158.3					E	39.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Afanasievich; Soviet geologist (1863-1956).
Earth	Moon	Obruchev X	-34.7	159.5					E	18.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Afanasievich; Soviet geologist (1863-1956).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides B	58.5	-68.6					E	34.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides K	55.8	-61.2					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides L	55.5	-61.9					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides M	55.5	-61.1					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides R	55.6	-67.9					E	56.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides S	58.1	-69.9					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides T	57.2	-68.9					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides X	57.5	-62.4					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides Y	57.0	-63.3					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oenopides Z	58.9	-67.0					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Chios; Greek astronomer, geometrician (500(?)-430 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Oersted A	43.4	47.2					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans Christian; Danish physicist, chemist (1777-1851).
Earth	Moon	Oersted P	43.6	46.0					E	21.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans Christian; Danish physicist, chemist (1777-1851).
Earth	Moon	Oersted U	42.4	44.6					E	5.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans Christian; Danish physicist, chemist (1777-1851).
Earth	Moon	Oken A	-43.2	71.3					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Okenfuss), Lorenz; German biologist, physiologist (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Oken E	-46.1	78.9					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Okenfuss), Lorenz; German biologist, physiologist (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Oken F	-44.4	71.5					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Okenfuss), Lorenz; German biologist, physiologist (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Oken L	-43.1	78.2					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Okenfuss), Lorenz; German biologist, physiologist (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Oken M	-41.8	75.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Okenfuss), Lorenz; German biologist, physiologist (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	Oken N	-42.4	74.5					E	40.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	(Okenfuss), Lorenz; German biologist, physiologist (1779-1851).
Earth	Moon	[Olbers A]	8.1	-77.6					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840).  <em>Note: Renamed Glushko</em>
Earth	Moon	Olbers B	6.8	-74.1					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers D	10.2	-78.2					E	116.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers G	8.4	-74.5					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers H	8.7	-74.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers K	6.8	-78.2					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers M	8.0	-81.2					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers N	9.0	-79.7					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers S	6.8	-76.7					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers V	9.1	-73.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers W	5.9	-81.5					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olbers Y	6.5	-83.6					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus; German astronomer, doctor (1758-1840). 
Earth	Moon	Olcott E	20.9	119.8					E	59.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Tyler; American astronomer (1873-1936).
Earth	Moon	Olcott L	18.3	118.6					E	36.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Tyler; American astronomer (1873-1936).
Earth	Moon	Olcott M	17.9	117.6					E	46.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Tyler; American astronomer (1873-1936).
Earth	Moon	Olivier N	56.7	137.1					E	63.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Pollard; American astronomer (1884-1975).
Earth	Moon	Olivier Y	61.9	136.5					E	47.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Pollard; American astronomer (1884-1975).
Earth	Moon	Opelt E	-17.0	-17.8					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1794-1863).
Earth	Moon	Opelt F	-18.1	-18.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1794-1863).
Earth	Moon	Opelt G	-16.8	-17.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1794-1863).
Earth	Moon	Opelt H	-15.8	-17.3					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1794-1863).
Earth	Moon	Opelt K	-13.6	-17.1					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm; German astronomer (1794-1863).
Earth	Moon	Oppenheimer F	-34.7	-161.5					E	35.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J. (Julius) Robert; American physicist (1904-1967).
Earth	Moon	Oppenheimer H	-36.5	-163.1					E	33.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J. (Julius) Robert; American physicist (1904-1967).
Earth	Moon	Oppenheimer R	-37.3	-170.4					E	26.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J. (Julius) Robert; American physicist (1904-1967).
Earth	Moon	Oppenheimer U	-34.3	-167.9					E	38.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J. (Julius) Robert; American physicist (1904-1967).
Earth	Moon	Oppenheimer V	-32.0	-172.7					E	32.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J. (Julius) Robert; American physicist (1904-1967).
Earth	Moon	Oppenheimer W	-32.1	-169.0					E	20.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	J. (Julius) Robert; American physicist (1904-1967).
Earth	Moon	Oppolzer A	-0.5	-0.3					E	3.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Ritter von; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1841-1886).
Earth	Moon	Oppolzer K	-1.7	-0.3					E	3.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Ritter von; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1841-1886).
Earth	Moon	Oresme K	-43.9	170.0					E	24.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oresme, Nicole; French mathematician (1323(?)-1382).
Earth	Moon	Oresme Q	-44.0	167.2					E	23.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oresme, Nicole; French mathematician (1323(?)-1382).
Earth	Moon	Oresme U	-41.6	164.8					E	84.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oresme, Nicole; French mathematician (1323(?)-1382).
Earth	Moon	Oresme V	-40.5	165.6					E	51.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oresme, Nicole; French mathematician (1323(?)-1382).
Earth	Moon	Orlov D	-24.8	-173.4					E	27.0	Europe	Soviet	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Iakovlevich; Soviet astronomer (1880-1954); Sergei Vladimirovich; Soviet astronomer (1880-1958).
Earth	Moon	Orlov Y	-22.8	-175.1					E	126.0	Europe	Soviet	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Iakovlevich; Soviet astronomer (1880-1954); Sergei Vladimirovich; Soviet astronomer (1880-1958).
Earth	Moon	Orontius A	-39.1	-2.6					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oronce Fine (Orontius Finaeus Delphinatus); French mathematician, cartographer (1494-1555).
Earth	Moon	Orontius B	-40.0	-3.1					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oronce Fine (Orontius Finaeus Delphinatus); French mathematician, cartographer (1494-1555).
Earth	Moon	Orontius C	-37.9	-4.1					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oronce Fine (Orontius Finaeus Delphinatus); French mathematician, cartographer (1494-1555).
Earth	Moon	Orontius D	-39.4	-6.2					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oronce Fine (Orontius Finaeus Delphinatus); French mathematician, cartographer (1494-1555).
Earth	Moon	Orontius E	-39.5	-4.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oronce Fine (Orontius Finaeus Delphinatus); French mathematician, cartographer (1494-1555).
Earth	Moon	Orontius F	-39.1	-3.9					E	41.0	Europe	France	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Oronce Fine (Orontius Finaeus Delphinatus); French mathematician, cartographer (1494-1555).
Earth	Moon	Ostwald Y	13.6	121.0					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LTO65B4	LTO-65B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German chemist; Nobel laureate (1853-1932).
Earth	Moon	Palisa A	-9.0	-6.7					E	5.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Czechoslovakian-Austrian astronomer (1848-1925).
Earth	Moon	Palisa C	-7.7	-6.4					E	9.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Czechoslovakian-Austrian astronomer (1848-1925).
Earth	Moon	Palisa D	-8.6	-6.9					E	8.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Czechoslovakian-Austrian astronomer (1848-1925).
Earth	Moon	Palisa E	-8.4	-5.7					E	18.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Czechoslovakian-Austrian astronomer (1848-1925).
Earth	Moon	Palisa P	-9.6	-7.3					E	5.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Czechoslovakian-Austrian astronomer (1848-1925).
Earth	Moon	Palisa T	-8.2	-8.2					E	12.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Czechoslovakian-Austrian astronomer (1848-1925).
Earth	Moon	Palisa W	-9.1	-6.3					E	4.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO77D1	LTO-77D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; Czechoslovakian-Austrian astronomer (1848-1925).
Earth	Moon	Palitzsch A	-26.9	65.8					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German astronomer (1723-1788).
Earth	Moon	Palitzsch B	-26.4	68.4					E	39.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German astronomer (1723-1788).
Earth	Moon	Pallas A	6.0	-2.3					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas B	4.2	-2.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas C	4.5	-1.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas D	2.4	-2.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas E	4.0	-1.4					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas F	3.4	-1.3					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas H	4.6	-1.5					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas N	7.0	0.5					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas V	1.7	-1.5					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas W	3.6	-1.3					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Pallas X	5.2	-3.2					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peter Simon; German-born Russian geologist, natural historian (1741-1811).
Earth	Moon	Palmieri A	-32.2	-48.4					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi; Italian physicist, mathematician (1807-1896).
Earth	Moon	Palmieri B	-30.8	-48.2					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi; Italian physicist, mathematician (1807-1896).
Earth	Moon	Palmieri E	-29.2	-48.5					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi; Italian physicist, mathematician (1807-1896).
Earth	Moon	Palmieri G	-32.5	-47.6					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi; Italian physicist, mathematician (1807-1896).
Earth	Moon	Palmieri H	-31.5	-47.7					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi; Italian physicist, mathematician (1807-1896).
Earth	Moon	Palmieri J	-33.6	-49.3					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Luigi; Italian physicist, mathematician (1807-1896).
Earth	Moon	Paneth A	65.3	-94.1					E	47.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Adolf; German chemist (1887-1958).
Earth	Moon	Paneth K	61.7	-92.9					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Adolf; German chemist (1887-1958).
Earth	Moon	Paneth W	65.0	-101.2					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Adolf; German chemist (1887-1958).
Earth	Moon	Pannekoek A	-0.9	141.0					E	28.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonie; Dutch astronomer (1873-1960).
Earth	Moon	Pannekoek D	-2.6	143.5					E	28.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonie; Dutch astronomer (1873-1960).
Earth	Moon	Pannekoek R	-5.4	138.3					E	71.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonie; Dutch astronomer (1873-1960).
Earth	Moon	Pannekoek S	-4.4	140.1					E	18.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonie; Dutch astronomer (1873-1960).
Earth	Moon	Pannekoek T	-4.1	138.2					E	25.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Antonie; Dutch astronomer (1873-1960).
Earth	Moon	Papaleksi Q	9.0	162.7					E	14.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Dmitrievich; Soviet physicist (1880-1947).
Earth	Moon	Paracelsus C	-21.7	165.1					E	24.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim; Swiss-German doctor, chemist (1493-1541).
Earth	Moon	Paracelsus E	-23.0	167.2					E	66.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim; Swiss-German doctor, chemist (1493-1541).
Earth	Moon	Paracelsus G	-24.6	165.7					E	27.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim; Swiss-German doctor, chemist (1493-1541).
Earth	Moon	Paracelsus H	-26.0	166.2					E	12.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim; Swiss-German doctor, chemist (1493-1541).
Earth	Moon	Paracelsus M	-26.1	163.0					E	41.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim; Swiss-German doctor, chemist (1493-1541).
Earth	Moon	Paracelsus N	-25.4	162.0					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim; Swiss-German doctor, chemist (1493-1541).
Earth	Moon	Paracelsus P	-24.9	161.7					E	63.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim; Swiss-German doctor, chemist (1493-1541).
Earth	Moon	Paracelsus Y	-21.5	162.7					E	26.0	Europe	Austria	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim; Swiss-German doctor, chemist (1493-1541).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos E	50.6	-149.4					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos H	49.7	-147.2					E	48.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos N	47.2	-150.8					E	26.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos Q	48.6	-152.3					E	35.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos R	48.6	-154.7					E	23.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos S	49.1	-154.9					E	67.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos U	50.4	-154.7					E	30.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos X	53.6	-152.2					E	26.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Paraskevopoulos Y	53.1	-150.4					E	46.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stefanos; Greek-American astronomer (1889-1951).
Earth	Moon	Parenago T	26.0	-110.7					E	18.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pavel Petrovich; Soviet astronomer (1906-1960).
Earth	Moon	Parenago W	27.8	-109.7					E	49.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pavel Petrovich; Soviet astronomer (1906-1960).
Earth	Moon	Parenago Z	28.9	-109.0					E	18.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pavel Petrovich; Soviet astronomer (1906-1960).
Earth	Moon	Parkhurst B	-32.0	104.4					E	30.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John A.; American astronomer (1861-1925).
Earth	Moon	Parkhurst D	-32.8	105.4					E	27.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John A.; American astronomer (1861-1925).
Earth	Moon	Parkhurst K	-36.3	105.2					E	11.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John A.; American astronomer (1861-1925).
Earth	Moon	Parkhurst Q	-35.0	101.6					E	37.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John A.; American astronomer (1861-1925).
Earth	Moon	Parkhurst X	-31.5	102.3					E	12.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John A.; American astronomer (1861-1925).
Earth	Moon	Parkhurst Y	-29.9	102.8					E	49.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John A.; American astronomer (1861-1925).
Earth	Moon	Parrot A	-15.3	2.1					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot B	-13.6	2.5					E	10.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot C	-18.5	1.2					E	31.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot D	-14.2	3.6					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot E	-16.0	2.3					E	20.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot F	-16.1	1.4					E	19.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot G	-17.4	2.6					E	28.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot H	-17.6	1.2					E	19.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot J	-17.0	1.8					E	23.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot K	-14.1	1.8					E	44.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot L	-18.0	0.9					E	7.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot M	-18.0	2.0					E	7.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot N	-13.8	0.5					E	5.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot O	-16.9	2.6					E	10.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot P	-18.6	3.0					E	6.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot Q	-15.1	1.1					E	5.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot R	-13.5	3.2					E	10.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot S	-15.9	3.6					E	10.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot T	-15.9	4.2					E	8.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot U	-14.1	4.5					E	10.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot V	-13.2	0.8					E	24.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot W	-13.2	1.5					E	5.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot X	-14.5	1.9					E	4.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parrot Y	-13.9	0.7					E	10.0	Europe	Russia	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm; Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).
Earth	Moon	Parry B	-8.9	-13.0					E	1.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Edward; British explorer (1790-1855).
Earth	Moon	Parry C	-6.8	-12.7					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Edward; British explorer (1790-1855).
Earth	Moon	Parry D	-7.9	-15.7					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Edward; British explorer (1790-1855).
Earth	Moon	Parry E	-8.3	-16.3					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Edward; British explorer (1790-1855).
Earth	Moon	Parry F	-7.6	-14.7					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Edward; British explorer (1790-1855).
Earth	Moon	Parry L	-6.3	-14.7					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Edward; British explorer (1790-1855).
Earth	Moon	Parry M	-8.9	-14.5					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO76C1	LTO-76C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Edward; British explorer (1790-1855).
Earth	Moon	Parsons D	38.5	-168.6					E	54.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John "Jack" Whiteside; American rocketry scientist (1914-1952).
Earth	Moon	Parsons E	37.6	-167.8					E	26.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John "Jack" Whiteside; American rocketry scientist (1914-1952).
Earth	Moon	Parsons L	33.6	-170.0					E	31.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John "Jack" Whiteside; American rocketry scientist (1914-1952).
Earth	Moon	Parsons M	33.8	-171.7					E	23.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John "Jack" Whiteside; American rocketry scientist (1914-1952).
Earth	Moon	Parsons N	34.2	-173.2					E	43.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John "Jack" Whiteside; American rocketry scientist (1914-1952).
Earth	Moon	Parsons P	35.2	-172.8					E	28.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John "Jack" Whiteside; American rocketry scientist (1914-1952).
Earth	Moon	Pascal A	72.9	-74.6					E	28.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Blaise; French mathematician (1623-1662).
Earth	Moon	Pascal F	75.6	-75.6					E	27.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Blaise; French mathematician (1623-1662).
Earth	Moon	Pascal G	73.0	-65.7					E	14.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Blaise; French mathematician (1623-1662).
Earth	Moon	Pascal J	72.2	-69.0					E	14.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Blaise; French mathematician (1623-1662).
Earth	Moon	Pascal L	73.8	-63.0					E	15.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Blaise; French mathematician (1623-1662).
Earth	Moon	Paschen G	-14.3	-135.4					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German physicist (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Paschen H	-16.0	-135.6					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German physicist (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Paschen K	-17.9	-138.9					E	57.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German physicist (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Paschen L	-16.4	-139.5					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German physicist (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Paschen M	-16.1	-140.0					E	94.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German physicist (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Paschen S	-14.5	-142.0					E	48.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German physicist (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Paschen U	-13.2	-143.0					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German physicist (1865-1940).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur A	-7.0	105.7					E	25.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur B	-8.2	105.8					E	20.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur D	-8.8	108.8					E	36.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur E	-10.8	108.5					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur G	-11.6	105.7					E	21.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur H	-12.1	106.4					E	21.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur M	-12.2	104.6					E	10.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur Q	-13.6	101.5					E	24.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur S	-12.2	102.0					E	29.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur T	-11.6	100.1					E	41.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895). <em>Note: Formerly Voltaire</em>
Earth	Moon	Pasteur U	-9.8	101.5					E	37.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur V	-9.0	100.8					E	22.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur Y	-8.0	103.5					E	52.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	Pasteur Z	-6.8	104.2					E	15.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French chemist, microbiologist (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	[Patsaev G]	-17.1	136.8					E	28.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102A1	LTO-102A1	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Viktor Ivanovich; Soviet engineer, cosmonaut (1933-1971). <em>Note: Renamed Bondarenko</em>
Earth	Moon	Patsaev K	-18.8	134.5					E	53.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102A1	LTO-102A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Viktor Ivanovich; Soviet engineer, cosmonaut (1933-1971).
Earth	Moon	Patsaev Q	-17.8	132.7					E	34.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO102A1	LTO-102A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Viktor Ivanovich; Soviet engineer, cosmonaut (1933-1971). <em>Note: Formerly Chenier</em>
Earth	Moon	Pauli E	-44.1	141.4					E	24.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wolfgang; Austrian-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1900-1958).
Earth	Moon	Pavlov G	-29.1	145.4					E	43.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Petrovich; Soviet physiologist; Nobel laureate (1849-1936).
Earth	Moon	Pavlov H	-28.6	143.5					E	18.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Petrovich; Soviet physiologist; Nobel laureate (1849-1936).
Earth	Moon	Pavlov M	-32.3	141.8					E	74.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Petrovich; Soviet physiologist; Nobel laureate (1849-1936).
Earth	Moon	Pavlov P	-33.7	139.5					E	44.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Petrovich; Soviet physiologist; Nobel laureate (1849-1936).
Earth	Moon	Pavlov T	-28.0	138.0					E	46.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Petrovich; Soviet physiologist; Nobel laureate (1849-1936).
Earth	Moon	Pavlov V	-26.7	138.0					E	38.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Petrovich; Soviet physiologist; Nobel laureate (1849-1936).
Earth	Moon	Peirce C	18.8	49.9					E	19.0	North America	American	LTO44D4	LTO-44D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin; American mathematician, astronomer (1809-1880).
Earth	Moon	Peirescius A	-45.2	71.3					E	15.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri De; French astronomer, archaeologist (1580-1637).
Earth	Moon	Peirescius B	-45.6	70.5					E	18.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri De; French astronomer, archaeologist (1580-1637).
Earth	Moon	Peirescius C	-46.2	71.5					E	41.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri De; French astronomer, archaeologist (1580-1637).
Earth	Moon	Peirescius D	-48.1	71.9					E	43.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri De; French astronomer, archaeologist (1580-1637).
Earth	Moon	Peirescius G	-48.1	67.7					E	25.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri De; French astronomer, archaeologist (1580-1637).
Earth	Moon	Peirescius H	-45.3	73.1					E	8.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri De; French astronomer, archaeologist (1580-1637).
Earth	Moon	Peirescius J	-45.1	66.8					E	15.0	Europe	France	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri De; French astronomer, archaeologist (1580-1637).
Earth	Moon	Pentland A	-67.4	13.5					E	44.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland B	-66.2	14.1					E	30.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland C	-65.0	16.3					E	37.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland D	-63.2	14.1					E	35.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland DA	-62.9	14.3					E	54.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland E	-67.9	13.4					E	11.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland F	-62.1	11.3					E	12.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland J	-64.4	14.6					E	9.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland K	-66.7	17.7					E	12.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland L	-65.6	17.8					E	23.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland M	-64.5	17.2					E	7.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland N	-63.5	17.2					E	25.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland O	-63.0	18.3					E	15.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Pentland P	-67.7	14.5					E	8.0	Europe	Ireland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Barclay; Irish geographer (1797-1873).
Earth	Moon	Perel'man E	-23.9	107.2					E	28.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yakov Isidorovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1882-1942).
Earth	Moon	Perel'man S	-24.3	104.4					E	26.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yakov Isidorovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1882-1942).
Earth	Moon	Perepelkin P	-12.4	127.3					E	25.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Yevgenii Yakovlevich; Soviet astrophysicist (1906-1938).
Earth	Moon	Perrine E	42.8	-124.9					E	40.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Dillon; American astronomer (1867-1951).
Earth	Moon	Perrine G	42.1	-124.6					E	58.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Dillon; American astronomer (1867-1951).
Earth	Moon	Perrine L	39.2	-127.2					E	37.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Dillon; American astronomer (1867-1951).
Earth	Moon	Perrine S	42.5	-128.6					E	63.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Dillon; American astronomer (1867-1951).
Earth	Moon	Perrine T	42.4	-130.2					E	34.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Dillon; American astronomer (1867-1951).
Earth	Moon	Petavius A	-26.0	61.6					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Petau, Denis; French chronologist, astronomer (1583-1652).
Earth	Moon	Petavius B	-19.9	57.1					E	33.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Petau, Denis; French chronologist, astronomer (1583-1652).
Earth	Moon	Petavius C	-27.7	60.1					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Petau, Denis; French chronologist, astronomer (1583-1652).
Earth	Moon	Petavius D	-24.0	64.4					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Petau, Denis; French chronologist, astronomer (1583-1652).
Earth	Moon	Petermann A	75.0	87.1					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Petermann B	72.8	63.8					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Petermann C	71.6	57.7					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Petermann D	77.1	65.8					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Petermann E	72.5	53.7					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Petermann R	75.0	56.7					E	115.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Petermann S	75.2	61.9					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Petermann X	75.1	73.3					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Petermann Y	76.0	87.4					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	August Heinrich; German geographer (1822-1878).
Earth	Moon	Petrie U	45.6	106.3					E	20.0	North America	Canada	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Methven; Scottish-born Canadian astrophysicist (1906-1966).
Earth	Moon	Petropavlovskiy M	34.5	-114.7					E	22.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Boris S.; Soviet rocketry engineer (1898-1933).
Earth	Moon	Petrov A	-62.5	88.3					E	17.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evgenij Stepanovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1900-1942).
Earth	Moon	Petrov B	-62.3	90.5					E	31.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evgenij Stepanovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1900-1942).
Earth	Moon	Pettit C	-24.8	-88.9					E	8.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edison; American astronomer (1889-1962).
Earth	Moon	[Pettit T]	-27.1	-92.5					E	15.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edison; American astronomer (1889-1962). <em>Note: Renamed Shuleykin</em>
Earth	Moon	Petzval C	-60.3	-107.8					E	52.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; Austrian optician (1807-1891).
Earth	Moon	Petzval D	-60.2	-105.9					E	23.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph von; Austrian optician (1807-1891).
Earth	Moon	Phillips A	-27.1	73.6					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Earth	Moon	Phillips B	-23.3	70.5					E	40.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Earth	Moon	Phillips C	-26.5	71.2					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Earth	Moon	Phillips D	-25.0	70.8					E	61.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Earth	Moon	Phillips E	-25.6	68.3					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Earth	Moon	Phillips F	-25.1	68.8					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Earth	Moon	Phillips G	-24.6	68.7					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Earth	Moon	Phillips H	-25.3	71.6					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Earth	Moon	Phillips W	-25.3	72.8					E	63.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British geologist, astronomer (1800-1874).
Earth	Moon	Philolaus B	69.6	-24.3					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Croton; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (unkn-fl. 400 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Philolaus C	71.1	-32.7					E	95.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Croton; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (unkn-fl. 400 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Philolaus D	73.9	-27.8					E	91.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Croton; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (unkn-fl. 400 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Philolaus E	69.6	-18.7					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Croton; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (unkn-fl. 400 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Philolaus F	68.1	-18.3					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Croton; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (unkn-fl. 400 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Philolaus G	69.0	-23.6					E	95.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Croton; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (unkn-fl. 400 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Philolaus U	75.0	-33.0					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Croton; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (unkn-fl. 400 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Philolaus W	75.6	-35.9					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Croton; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (unkn-fl. 400 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides A	-54.6	-51.6					E	19.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides B	-53.8	-51.7					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides C	-51.0	-52.6					E	46.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides D	-53.2	-51.6					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides E	-55.5	-57.7					E	32.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides F	-54.8	-57.4					E	23.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides G	-51.2	-50.8					E	14.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides J	-54.1	-62.7					E	22.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides K	-52.2	-48.9					E	14.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides KA	-52.0	-48.9					E	12.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides KB	-51.7	-48.8					E	14.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides L	-56.9	-62.7					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides M	-55.5	-60.5					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides N	-52.1	-55.5					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides S	-55.9	-59.8					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides V	-56.6	-60.6					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides X	-50.5	-50.6					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Phocylides Z	-50.0	-50.8					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Phocylides Holwarda (Jan Fokker); Dutch astronomer (1618-1651).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi A	-39.5	-66.7					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi B	-37.5	-66.2					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi C	-37.1	-62.6					E	28.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi F	-35.7	-61.1					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi G	-40.2	-64.6					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi H	-40.2	-65.7					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi K	-37.5	-68.0					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi M	-35.9	-67.4					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi N	-35.4	-66.0					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi P	-38.8	-67.3					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giuseppe; Italian astronomer (1746-1826).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi Smyth B	40.5	-3.4					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Italian-born Scottish astronomer (1819-1900).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi Smyth M	45.0	-4.2					E	2.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Italian-born Scottish astronomer (1819-1900).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi Smyth U	40.8	-2.7					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Italian-born Scottish astronomer (1819-1900).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi Smyth V	40.9	-4.7					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Italian-born Scottish astronomer (1819-1900).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi Smyth W	42.2	-1.9					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Italian-born Scottish astronomer (1819-1900).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi Smyth Y	42.8	-3.4					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Italian-born Scottish astronomer (1819-1900).
Earth	Moon	Piazzi Smyth Z	42.1	-4.6					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles; Italian-born Scottish astronomer (1819-1900).
Earth	Moon	Picard K	9.7	54.5					E	8.0	Europe	France	LTO62A2	LTO-62A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1620-1682).
Earth	Moon	Picard L	10.3	54.3					E	8.0	Europe	France	LTO62A2	LTO-62A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1620-1682).
Earth	Moon	Picard M	10.3	54.0					E	9.0	Europe	France	LTO62A2	LTO-62A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1620-1682).
Earth	Moon	Picard N	10.5	53.6					E	20.0	Europe	France	LTO62A2	LTO-62A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1620-1682).
Earth	Moon	Picard P	8.9	53.7					E	7.0	Europe	France	LTO62A2	LTO-62A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1620-1682).
Earth	Moon	Picard Y	13.2	60.1					E	6.0	Europe	France	LTO62A2	LTO-62A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean; French astronomer (1620-1682).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini A	-26.4	30.4					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini B	-25.8	30.5					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini C	-27.6	31.1					E	26.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini D	-26.9	32.2					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini E	-26.1	31.8					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini F	-26.3	31.8					E	72.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini G	-27.2	34.7					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini H	-27.9	27.6					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini J	-25.0	30.1					E	28.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini K	-25.7	29.7					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini L	-26.1	33.7					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini M	-27.8	31.8					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini N	-27.3	26.2					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini O	-26.6	30.5					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini P	-30.4	35.9					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini Q	-30.8	36.4					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini R	-29.3	35.3					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini S	-31.6	34.1					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini T	-28.5	29.0					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini W	-26.8	29.2					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Piccolomini X	-26.9	31.5					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alessandro; Italian astronomer (1508-1578).
Earth	Moon	Pickering A	-1.5	7.1					E	5.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Charles; American astronomer (1846-1919); William H.; American astronomer (1858-1938).
Earth	Moon	Pickering B	-2.1	7.4					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Charles; American astronomer (1846-1919); William H.; American astronomer (1858-1938).
Earth	Moon	Pickering C	-1.5	6.1					E	4.0	North America	American	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Charles; American astronomer (1846-1919); William H.; American astronomer (1858-1938).
Earth	Moon	Pico B	46.5	-15.3					E	12.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish for "peak."
Earth	Moon	Pico C	47.2	-6.6					E	5.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish for "peak."
Earth	Moon	Pico D	43.4	-11.3					E	7.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish for "peak."
Earth	Moon	Pico E	43.0	-10.3					E	9.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish for "peak."
Earth	Moon	Pico F	42.2	-10.2					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish for "peak."
Earth	Moon	Pico G	46.6	-10.4					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish for "peak."
Earth	Moon	Pico K	44.6	-7.5					E	3.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Spanish for "peak."
Earth	Moon	Pictet A	-45.0	-7.9					E	34.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pictet-Turretin, Marc-Auguste; Swiss physicist (1752-1825).
Earth	Moon	Pictet C	-42.7	-7.7					E	7.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pictet-Turretin, Marc-Auguste; Swiss physicist (1752-1825).
Earth	Moon	Pictet D	-46.0	-9.0					E	21.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pictet-Turretin, Marc-Auguste; Swiss physicist (1752-1825).
Earth	Moon	Pictet E	-41.3	-7.7					E	70.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pictet-Turretin, Marc-Auguste; Swiss physicist (1752-1825).
Earth	Moon	Pictet F	-42.8	-6.3					E	11.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pictet-Turretin, Marc-Auguste; Swiss physicist (1752-1825).
Earth	Moon	Pictet N	-41.5	-8.1					E	7.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pictet-Turretin, Marc-Auguste; Swiss physicist (1752-1825).
Earth	Moon	Pikel'ner F	-48.0	127.6					E	30.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Solomon Borisovich; Soviet astronomer, cosmologist (1921-1975).
Earth	Moon	Pikel'ner G	-49.1	128.3					E	24.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Solomon Borisovich; Soviet astronomer, cosmologist (1921-1975).
Earth	Moon	Pikel'ner K	-50.3	124.8					E	36.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Solomon Borisovich; Soviet astronomer, cosmologist (1921-1975).
Earth	Moon	Pikel'ner S	-48.7	120.2					E	62.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Solomon Borisovich; Soviet astronomer, cosmologist (1921-1975).
Earth	Moon	Pikel'ner Y	-47.4	123.1					E	52.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Solomon Borisovich; Soviet astronomer, cosmologist (1921-1975).
Earth	Moon	Pingré B	-57.6	-65.3					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré C	-58.4	-68.3					E	23.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré D	-56.6	-84.1					E	16.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré E	-56.5	-78.9					E	14.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré F	-59.9	-71.0					E	16.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré G	-57.9	-68.9					E	13.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	[Pingré H]	-54.5	-78.8					E	37.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796). <em>Note: Renamed Yakovkin</em>
Earth	Moon	Pingré J	-59.1	-68.8					E	18.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré K	-55.2	-77.7					E	13.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré L	-53.8	-85.8					E	17.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré M	-53.5	-83.6					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré N	-58.1	-83.7					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré P	-54.0	-69.5					E	16.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré S	-60.3	-82.0					E	70.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré U	-56.3	-66.0					E	12.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré W	-56.4	-70.9					E	9.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré X	-58.9	-79.3					E	9.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré Y	-58.4	-78.0					E	13.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pingré Z	-55.1	-82.7					E	12.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexandre Guy; French astronomer (1711-1796).
Earth	Moon	Pirquet S	-20.6	137.7					E	30.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Guido von; Austrian (spacecraft trajectories) astronaut (1867-1936).
Earth	Moon	Pirquet X	-17.2	138.5					E	17.0	Europe	Austria	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Guido von; Austrian (spacecraft trajectories) astronaut (1867-1936).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus A	-31.4	-13.2					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus B	-32.3	-10.4					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus C	-28.4	-12.4					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus D	-30.9	-12.0					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus E	-28.9	-10.1					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus G	-29.8	-11.4					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus H	-30.5	-15.7					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus J	-26.5	-13.5					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus K	-30.4	-8.9					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus L	-29.1	-8.6					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus M	-32.1	-11.0					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus N	-31.2	-10.9					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus P	-31.0	-10.9					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus Q	-30.5	-10.8					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus R	-31.1	-14.6					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus S	-27.3	-14.0					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus T	-29.4	-11.2					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus V	-28.9	-11.7					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus W	-27.9	-11.2					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus X	-28.4	-11.6					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitatus Z	-28.3	-10.3					E	25.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pitati, Pietro; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn.-fl. c. 1500).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus A	-50.3	30.9					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus B	-47.7	30.5					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus C	-47.1	28.3					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus D	-49.0	26.5					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus E	-50.9	29.3					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus F	-46.9	29.5					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus G	-47.6	25.2					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus J	-48.2	26.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus K	-46.3	29.9					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus L	-51.2	33.6					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus R	-48.6	28.3					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus S	-47.7	27.6					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus T	-46.9	27.9					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus U	-48.9	33.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus V	-49.3	34.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Pitiscus W	-50.3	27.7					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bartholemaeus; German mathematician (1561-1613).
Earth	Moon	Piton A	39.8	-1.0					E	6.0	Africa	Canary Is.	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Piton.
Earth	Moon	Piton B	39.3	-0.1					E	5.0	Africa	Canary Is.	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Piton.
Earth	Moon	Pizzetti C	-33.1	121.1					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paolo; Italian geodesist (1860-1918).
Earth	Moon	Pizzetti W	-33.8	117.7					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paolo; Italian geodesist (1860-1918).
Earth	Moon	Plana C	42.7	27.1					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Giovanni Antonio Amedeo; Italian astronomer, geometrician (1781-1864).
Earth	Moon	Plana D	41.7	26.2					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Giovanni Antonio Amedeo; Italian astronomer, geometrician (1781-1864).
Earth	Moon	Plana E	40.5	23.6					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Giovanni Antonio Amedeo; Italian astronomer, geometrician (1781-1864).
Earth	Moon	Plana F	39.8	24.0					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Giovanni Antonio Amedeo; Italian astronomer, geometrician (1781-1864).
Earth	Moon	Plana G	39.1	22.9					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baron Giovanni Antonio Amedeo; Italian astronomer, geometrician (1781-1864).
Earth	Moon	Planck A	-54.7	137.3					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planck B	-56.0	137.4					E	46.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planck C	-53.4	141.3					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planck J	-62.9	145.3					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planck K	-65.0	146.2					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planck L	-66.9	141.8					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planck W	-56.0	131.2					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planck X	-54.3	129.5					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planck Y	-55.0	132.0					E	40.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Planck Z	-56.4	135.2					E	72.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max Karl Ernst; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1858-1947).
Earth	Moon	Plaskett H	80.2	-165.1					E	20.0	North America	Canada	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stanley; Canadian astronomer (1865-1941).
Earth	Moon	Plaskett S	81.6	148.7					E	17.0	North America	Canada	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stanley; Canadian astronomer (1865-1941).
Earth	Moon	Plaskett U	83.0	160.2					E	14.0	North America	Canada	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stanley; Canadian astronomer (1865-1941).
Earth	Moon	Plaskett V	82.5	118.5					E	49.0	North America	Canada	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Stanley; Canadian astronomer (1865-1941).
Earth	Moon	[Plato A]	53.0	-13.7					E	22.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C.  <em>Note: Renamed Bliss</em>
Earth	Moon	Plato B	53.0	-17.2					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato C	53.2	-19.4					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato D	49.6	-14.5					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato E	49.7	-16.2					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato F	51.7	-17.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato G	52.1	-6.3					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato H	55.1	-2.0					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato J	49.0	-4.6					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato K	46.8	-3.3					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato KA	46.8	-3.6					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato L	51.6	-4.3					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato M	53.1	-15.4					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato O	52.3	-15.4					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato P	51.5	-15.2					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato Q	54.5	-4.8					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato R	53.8	-18.3					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato S	53.8	-14.9					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato T	54.5	-11.2					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato U	49.6	-7.4					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato V	55.8	-7.4					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato W	57.2	-17.8					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato X	50.1	-13.8					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Plato Y	53.1	-16.3					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher c.428-c.347 B.C. 
Earth	Moon	Playfair A	-22.3	6.9					E	21.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Playfair B	-23.2	7.6					E	6.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Playfair C	-24.3	8.0					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Playfair D	-24.3	8.8					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Playfair E	-21.7	8.9					E	6.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Playfair F	-21.9	8.1					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Playfair G	-24.2	6.7					E	94.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Playfair H	-23.3	8.5					E	4.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Playfair J	-24.3	9.3					E	4.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Playfair K	-23.3	9.8					E	4.0	Europe	Scotland	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; Scottish mathematician, geologist (1748-1819).
Earth	Moon	Plinius A	13.0	24.2					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LTO60B1	LTO-60B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaius Plinius Secundus (The Elder); Roman natural scientist (23-79).
Earth	Moon	Plinius B	14.1	26.2					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO60B1	LTO-60B1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaius Plinius Secundus (The Elder); Roman natural scientist (23-79).
Earth	Moon	Plummer C	-23.7	-153.1					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Crozier Keating; British astronomer (1875-1946).
Earth	Moon	Plummer M	-26.8	-154.9					E	41.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Crozier Keating; British astronomer (1875-1946).
Earth	Moon	Plummer N	-27.7	-156.3					E	42.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Crozier Keating; British astronomer (1875-1946).
Earth	Moon	Plummer R	-26.0	-157.7					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Crozier Keating; British astronomer (1875-1946).
Earth	Moon	Plummer W	-23.9	-156.2					E	33.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Crozier Keating; British astronomer (1875-1946).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch C	23.1	71.0					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch D	24.3	75.7					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch F	23.5	73.5					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch G	23.0	75.2					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch H	24.4	72.7					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch K	25.1	72.8					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch L	25.8	71.6					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch M	23.8	77.6					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Plutarch N	23.8	77.1					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek biographer (c. A.D.46-c. 120).
Earth	Moon	Poczobutt J	56.6	-96.8					E	24.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin Odlanicky; Polish astronomer (1728-1810).
Earth	Moon	Poczobutt R	56.0	-103.5					E	39.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Martin Odlanicky; Polish astronomer (1728-1810).
Earth	Moon	Pogson C	-41.5	111.5					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Norman Robert; British astronomer (1829-1891).
Earth	Moon	Pogson F	-42.0	114.6					E	35.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Norman Robert; British astronomer (1829-1891).
Earth	Moon	Pogson G	-42.7	112.7					E	39.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Norman Robert; British astronomer (1829-1891).
Earth	Moon	Poincaré C	-54.4	169.0					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jules Henri; French mathematician, physicist (1854-1912).
Earth	Moon	Poincaré J	-59.4	168.7					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jules Henri; French mathematician, physicist (1854-1912).
Earth	Moon	Poincaré Q	-59.3	160.9					E	26.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jules Henri; French mathematician, physicist (1854-1912).
Earth	Moon	[Poincaré R]	-60.2	155.0					E	52.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jules Henri; French mathematician, physicist (1854-1912). <em>Note: Renamed Cailleux</em>
Earth	Moon	Poinsot K	77.6	-141.3					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French mathematician (1777-1859).
Earth	Moon	Poinsot P	77.2	-149.7					E	27.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French mathematician (1777-1859).
Earth	Moon	Poisson A	-29.6	9.1					E	17.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson B	-30.8	10.9					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson C	-33.1	8.6					E	26.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson D	-31.4	7.7					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson E	-34.2	8.6					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson F	-33.7	8.0					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson G	-31.7	7.4					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson H	-33.0	7.4					E	19.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson J	-35.0	8.3					E	27.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson K	-32.7	9.6					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson L	-32.7	8.2					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson M	-33.9	7.6					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson N	-30.7	8.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson O	-35.0	9.1					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson P	-31.9	8.9					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson Q	-32.6	10.2					E	28.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson R	-30.0	8.4					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson S	-29.9	11.4					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson T	-31.1	9.2					E	25.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson U	-31.6	10.3					E	25.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson V	-32.0	10.6					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson W	-29.6	11.9					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson X	-29.0	12.3					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Poisson Z	-29.6	10.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simeon Denis; French mathematician (1781-1840).
Earth	Moon	Polybius A	-23.0	28.0					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius B	-25.5	25.5					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius C	-22.0	23.6					E	29.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius D	-26.9	27.9					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius E	-24.4	26.2					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius F	-22.2	23.0					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius G	-22.5	22.7					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius H	-21.1	22.7					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius J	-22.7	23.5					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius K	-24.3	24.3					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius L	-22.0	28.2					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius M	-21.3	22.1					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius N	-23.4	26.8					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius P	-21.5	22.9					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius Q	-25.1	27.5					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius R	-25.6	27.3					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius T	-26.1	25.5					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polybius V	-25.2	29.1					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek historian (204(?)-122(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Polzunov J	23.6	117.4					E	30.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Ivanovich; Russian heat engineer (1728-1766).
Earth	Moon	Polzunov N	23.7	113.8					E	35.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Ivanovich; Russian heat engineer (1728-1766).
Earth	Moon	Poncelet A	79.5	-74.7					E	31.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Earth	Moon	Poncelet B	78.6	-62.3					E	32.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Earth	Moon	Poncelet C	77.4	-73.7					E	67.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Earth	Moon	Poncelet D	77.7	-70.0					E	23.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Earth	Moon	Poncelet H	75.7	-55.2					E	7.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Earth	Moon	Poncelet P	80.6	-61.1					E	15.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Earth	Moon	Poncelet Q	79.9	-59.9					E	14.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Earth	Moon	Poncelet R	79.3	-57.3					E	10.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Earth	Moon	Poncelet S	78.7	-56.2					E	10.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean-Victor; French mathematician, engineer (1788-1867).
Earth	Moon	Pons A	-27.3	20.0					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons B	-28.7	20.7					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons C	-27.9	22.3					E	18.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons D	-25.5	22.1					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons E	-25.8	23.8					E	18.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons F	-23.7	21.2					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons G	-28.3	21.4					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons H	-26.9	22.3					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons J	-24.9	22.2					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons K	-27.4	22.8					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons L	-27.5	20.9					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons M	-27.1	24.1					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons N	-26.0	23.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pons P	-25.0	23.1					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Louis; French astronomer (1761-1831).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus A	-31.1	15.3					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus B	-30.9	15.9					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus C	-30.0	15.5					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus D	-25.9	13.2					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus E	-25.2	13.2					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus F	-27.8	11.6					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus G	-30.6	15.3					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus H	-31.4	16.1					E	30.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus J	-30.0	13.1					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus K	-25.7	12.7					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus L	-28.6	13.4					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus M	-29.7	14.1					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus N	-24.6	13.8					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus O	-26.0	14.1					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus P	-29.9	14.8					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus Q	-27.4	14.5					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus R	-28.1	15.6					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus S	-31.4	16.8					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus T	-29.2	16.6					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus U	-29.5	17.5					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus V	-29.2	13.2					E	33.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus W	-29.1	17.6					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus X	-28.5	15.8					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus Y	-28.7	17.2					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontanus Z	-27.9	12.9					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pontano, Giovanni Gioviani; Italian astronomer (1427-1503).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant A	-57.7	62.9					E	19.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant B	-57.9	58.5					E	39.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant C	-55.6	59.1					E	30.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant D	-60.2	71.9					E	10.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant E	-60.5	64.5					E	44.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant F	-57.4	67.7					E	60.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant G	-57.2	60.1					E	36.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant H	-58.4	65.2					E	9.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant J	-61.6	64.3					E	39.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant K	-61.5	61.0					E	13.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant L	-59.0	59.7					E	17.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Pontécoulant M	-60.8	74.1					E	10.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philippe Gustave Doulcet, Comte De Pontécoulant; French mathematician (1795-1874).
Earth	Moon	Popov D	17.8	102.6					E	15.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Stepanovich; Russian physicist, engineer (1859-1905); C.; Bulgarian astronomer (1880-1966).
Earth	Moon	Popov W	19.1	97.8					E	25.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Stepanovich; Russian physicist, engineer (1859-1905); C.; Bulgarian astronomer (1880-1966).
Earth	Moon	Porter B	-54.4	-8.6					E	12.0	North America	American	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Russell Williams; American telescope designer (1871-1949).
Earth	Moon	Porter C	-54.8	-10.3					E	12.0	North America	American	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Russell Williams; American telescope designer (1871-1949).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius A	31.7	29.5					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius B	33.1	30.9					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius C	31.1	29.6					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius E	30.5	19.7					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius F	32.8	27.1					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius G	34.8	27.2					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius J	33.8	30.7					E	22.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius M	34.3	30.0					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius N	29.7	21.0					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius P	33.6	27.5					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius W	31.6	20.1					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius Y	30.0	24.9					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Posidonius Z	30.7	22.9					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 26	LAC 26	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Apamea; Greek geographer (135(?)-51(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Poynting X	23.3	-136.2					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Henry; British physicist (1852-1914).
Earth	Moon	Prager C	-1.4	132.4					E	40.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; German-American astronomer (1883-1945).
Earth	Moon	Prager E	-3.0	133.1					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; German-American astronomer (1883-1945).
Earth	Moon	Prager G	-4.6	134.0					E	76.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; German-American astronomer (1883-1945).
Earth	Moon	Priestley K	-59.0	110.5					E	35.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; British chemist (1733-1804).
Earth	Moon	Priestley X	-56.5	107.8					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; British chemist (1733-1804).
Earth	Moon	[Prinz A]	26.3	-43.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO39A3	LTO-39A3	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German-Belgian astronomer (1857-1910).  <em>Note: Renamed Vera</em>
Earth	Moon	[Prinz B]	26.8	-43.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LTO39A3	LTO-39A3	Dropped, disallowed		A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German-Belgian astronomer (1857-1910).  <em>Note: Renamed Ivan</em>
Earth	Moon	Proclus A	13.4	42.3					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus C	12.9	43.6					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus D	17.5	41.0					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus E	16.6	40.9					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus G	12.7	42.7					E	33.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus J	17.1	44.0					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus K	16.5	46.2					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus L	17.1	46.4					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus M	16.4	45.2					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus P	15.3	48.7					E	30.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus R	15.8	45.5					E	28.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus S	15.7	47.9					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus T	15.4	46.7					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus U	15.2	48.0					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus V	14.8	48.3					E	19.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus W	17.5	46.2					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus X	17.7	45.1					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus Y	17.5	44.9					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proclus Z	17.9	44.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO43C3	LTO-43C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Diadochos (The Successor); Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (410-485).
Earth	Moon	Proctor A	-47.0	-6.7					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mary; American astronomer (1862-1957).
Earth	Moon	Proctor B	-46.4	-6.7					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mary; American astronomer (1862-1957).
Earth	Moon	Proctor C	-47.7	-6.6					E	5.0	North America	American	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mary; American astronomer (1862-1957).
Earth	Moon	Proctor D	-46.1	-6.0					E	12.0	North America	American	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mary; American astronomer (1862-1957).
Earth	Moon	Proctor E	-45.4	-5.1					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mary; American astronomer (1862-1957).
Earth	Moon	Proctor F	-47.7	-5.2					E	7.0	North America	American	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mary; American astronomer (1862-1957).
Earth	Moon	Proctor G	-47.7	-4.8					E	7.0	North America	American	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mary; American astronomer (1862-1957).
Earth	Moon	Proctor H	-45.7	-2.5					E	5.0	North America	American	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mary; American astronomer (1862-1957).
Earth	Moon	Protagoras B	56.3	5.7					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (c. 485-415 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Protagoras E	49.5	0.5					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek philosopher (c. 485-415 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus B	-7.9	-0.7					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus C	-10.1	-3.3					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus D	-8.2	-2.5					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus E	-10.2	-4.5					E	32.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus G	-7.1	0.1					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus H	-7.1	-5.4					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus J	-9.6	-5.4					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus K	-8.2	-4.6					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus L	-8.8	-4.0					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus M	-9.4	-3.4					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus O	-7.2	-3.6					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus P	-11.4	-3.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus R	-6.7	-1.2					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus S	-10.5	-0.5					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus T	-7.5	0.0					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus W	-9.1	1.4					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus X	-10.9	0.3					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Ptolemaeus Y	-9.3	0.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ptolemy, Claudius; Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer (c. 87-150).
Earth	Moon	Puiseux A	-26.5	-39.7					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Puiseux B	-25.7	-38.8					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Puiseux C	-24.7	-37.8					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Puiseux D	-25.7	-36.1					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Puiseux F	-23.4	-38.8					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Puiseux G	-28.2	-37.8					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Puiseux H	-27.4	-37.0					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pierre; French astronomer (1855-1928).
Earth	Moon	Purbach A	-26.1	-1.9					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach B	-26.9	-4.2					E	16.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach C	-27.7	-4.6					E	18.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach D	-22.8	-1.6					E	12.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach E	-21.7	-0.7					E	23.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach F	-24.6	0.0					E	9.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach G	-23.9	-2.8					E	27.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach H	-25.5	-5.6					E	29.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach J	-27.5	-3.9					E	12.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach K	-25.2	-4.6					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach L	-25.1	-5.0					E	17.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach M	-24.8	-4.4					E	17.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach N	-26.2	-5.4					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach O	-24.7	-3.8					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach P	-26.4	-3.7					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach Q	-25.9	0.0					E	4.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach R	-26.5	-3.2					E	4.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach S	-27.3	-2.3					E	9.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach T	-24.6	-0.9					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach U	-27.0	-2.0					E	15.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach V	-26.7	-0.3					E	6.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach W	-25.5	-2.3					E	20.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach X	-25.4	-1.1					E	4.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purbach Y	-25.8	-6.8					E	16.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; Austrian mathematician, astronomer (1423-1461).
Earth	Moon	Purkyn? D	-1.0	96.0					E	13.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan Evangelista; Czechoslovakian doctor, physiologist (1787-1869).
Earth	Moon	Purkyn? K	-2.7	95.4					E	21.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan Evangelista; Czechoslovakian doctor, physiologist (1787-1869).
Earth	Moon	Purkyn? S	-1.8	90.6					E	34.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan Evangelista; Czechoslovakian doctor, physiologist (1787-1869). <em>Note: Formerly Milton</em>
Earth	Moon	Purkyn? U	-0.7	91.9					E	51.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan Evangelista; Czechoslovakian doctor, physiologist (1787-1869). <em>Note: Formerly Tasso</em>
Earth	Moon	Purkyn? V	-0.8	92.7					E	24.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LTO82A1	LTO-82A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan Evangelista; Czechoslovakian doctor, physiologist (1787-1869). <em>Note: Formerly Hugo</em>
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras B	66.1	-73.0					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras D	64.5	-72.0					E	30.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras G	67.8	-75.3					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras H	67.1	-73.3					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras K	67.3	-75.4					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras L	67.3	-77.6					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras M	67.5	-81.1					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras N	66.6	-78.1					E	14.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras P	65.3	-75.2					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras S	67.7	-64.7					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras T	62.5	-51.4					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pythagoras W	63.1	-48.9					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Samos; Greek philosopher, mathematician (unkn-fl. c. 532 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas A	20.5	-21.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas B	17.5	-19.4					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas C	18.8	-19.1					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas D	21.1	-20.5					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas E	18.1	-19.0					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas F	16.5	-19.1					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas G	21.6	-17.7					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas H	20.5	-16.5					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas J	21.6	-21.1					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas K	19.9	-16.2					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas L	18.6	-16.9					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas M	19.9	-17.7					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas N	22.5	-20.5					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas U	21.7	-19.4					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Pytheas W	21.7	-23.7					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40D2	LTO-40D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Marseilles; Greek navigator, geographer (b. c. 308 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Quetelet T	42.8	-137.6					E	46.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lambert Aldophe Jacques; Belgian statistician, astronomer (1796-1874).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi A	-34.3	22.7					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi B	-34.5	24.8					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi C	-34.3	27.0					E	20.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi D	-35.4	22.8					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi E	-36.7	22.1					E	35.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi F	-36.0	20.5					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi G	-36.9	22.0					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi H	-36.4	20.2					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi J	-37.6	22.7					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi L	-34.7	23.0					E	13.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi M	-35.2	23.2					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi N	-36.4	23.7					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi O	-35.7	25.1					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi P	-34.5	25.8					E	15.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi Q	-33.7	25.8					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi R	-33.6	28.2					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi S	-34.2	27.5					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi T	-36.2	22.4					E	10.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Rabbi Levi U	-35.6	21.9					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gershon, Levi Ben; French philosopher, mathematician, astronomer (1288-1344).
Earth	Moon	Racah B	-10.5	-178.4					E	27.0	Asia	Israel	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio; Italian-Israeli physicist (1909-1965).
Earth	Moon	Racah J	-16.5	-177.4					E	37.0	Asia	Israel	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio; Italian-Israeli physicist (1909-1965).
Earth	Moon	Racah K	-16.8	-178.6					E	52.0	Asia	Israel	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio; Italian-Israeli physicist (1909-1965).
Earth	Moon	Racah N	-17.0	179.0					E	35.0	Asia	Israel	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio; Italian-Israeli physicist (1909-1965).
Earth	Moon	Racah T	-13.8	177.5					E	21.0	Asia	Israel	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio; Italian-Israeli physicist (1909-1965).
Earth	Moon	Racah U	-13.2	177.2					E	25.0	Asia	Israel	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio; Italian-Israeli physicist (1909-1965).
Earth	Moon	Racah W	-12.5	178.9					E	39.0	Asia	Israel	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio; Italian-Israeli physicist (1909-1965).
Earth	Moon	Racah X	-10.2	179.0					E	14.0	Asia	Israel	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giulio; Italian-Israeli physicist (1909-1965).
Earth	Moon	Raimond K	13.3	-158.2					E	34.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques, Jr.; Dutch astronomer (1903-1961).
Earth	Moon	Raimond Q	11.6	-161.7					E	32.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jean Jacques, Jr.; Dutch astronomer (1903-1961).
Earth	Moon	Ramsay U	-40.0	142.4					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir William; British chemist; Nobel laureate (1852-1916).
Earth	Moon	Ramsden A	-33.4	-31.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jesse; British instrument maker (1735-1800).
Earth	Moon	Ramsden G	-35.3	-31.6					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jesse; British instrument maker (1735-1800).
Earth	Moon	Ramsden H	-35.7	-32.4					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jesse; British instrument maker (1735-1800).
Earth	Moon	Rayet H	43.4	116.7					E	16.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges-Antoine-Pons; French astronomer (1839-1906).
Earth	Moon	Rayet P	43.3	114.0					E	17.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges-Antoine-Pons; French astronomer (1839-1906).
Earth	Moon	Rayet Y	47.2	113.0					E	14.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georges-Antoine-Pons; French astronomer (1839-1906).
Earth	Moon	[Rayleigh A]	27.9	87.4					E	38.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John William Strutt, Lord Rayleigh; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1842-1919).  <em>Note: Renamed Urey</em>
Earth	Moon	Rayleigh B	28.9	88.4					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John William Strutt, Lord Rayleigh; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1842-1919). 
Earth	Moon	Rayleigh C	31.4	85.7					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John William Strutt, Lord Rayleigh; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1842-1919). 
Earth	Moon	Rayleigh D	28.9	89.7					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John William Strutt, Lord Rayleigh; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1842-1919). 
Earth	Moon	Razumov C	40.8	-112.4					E	48.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir V.; Soviet rocket builder (1890-1967).
Earth	Moon	Réaumur A	-4.3	0.2					E	16.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Earth	Moon	Réaumur B	-4.2	0.9					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Earth	Moon	Réaumur C	-3.4	0.2					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Earth	Moon	Réaumur D	-0.2	2.8					E	4.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Earth	Moon	Réaumur K	-3.8	1.0					E	7.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Earth	Moon	Réaumur R	-3.5	2.1					E	14.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Earth	Moon	Réaumur W	-3.2	2.8					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Earth	Moon	Réaumur X	-2.9	-0.6					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Earth	Moon	Réaumur Y	-1.3	0.6					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	René-Antoine Ferchault de; French physicist (1683-1757).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus A	-28.0	-0.6					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus B	-29.0	-3.7					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus C	-28.7	-5.2					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus E	-28.2	-6.2					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus F	-27.8	-1.9					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus G	-28.2	-3.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus H	-28.6	-4.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus J	-29.4	-1.9					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus K	-30.3	0.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus L	-29.7	1.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus M	-29.6	-2.1					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus N	-28.9	0.1					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus R	-28.4	0.0					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus S	-28.6	-2.0					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus T	-28.1	-2.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus U	-27.9	-3.5					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus W	-29.5	-1.4					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus Y	-30.1	-1.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regiomontanus Z	-27.5	-3.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Muller, Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1436-1476).
Earth	Moon	Regnault C	55.2	-89.2					E	14.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri Victor; French chemist; physicist (1810-1878).
Earth	Moon	Regnault W	53.5	-89.9					E	15.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henri Victor; French chemist; physicist (1810-1878).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach A	-28.3	49.0					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach B	-28.4	48.0					E	44.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach C	-29.3	43.9					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach D	-28.1	44.7					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach F	-31.4	48.4					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach G	-31.7	49.4					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach H	-28.9	49.7					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach J	-30.7	49.4					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach K	-28.8	42.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach L	-30.5	46.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach M	-33.0	46.5					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach N	-30.5	43.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach P	-32.0	49.9					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach Q	-32.4	50.2					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach R	-26.9	42.9					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach S	-27.1	43.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach T	-29.3	45.7					E	64.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach U	-32.7	49.5					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach W	-30.7	43.1					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach X	-30.9	43.9					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach Y	-31.2	43.6					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reichenbach Z	-31.9	46.0					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg von; German optician (1772-1826).
Earth	Moon	Reimarus A	-48.8	59.9					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reimarus B	-49.5	60.6					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reimarus C	-50.2	59.5					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reimarus F	-49.5	58.7					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reimarus H	-49.3	62.3					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reimarus R	-47.7	63.9					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reimarus S	-47.8	62.8					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reimarus T	-48.4	63.5					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reimarus U	-48.5	62.2					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Baer, Nicolai Reymers; German mathematician (c. 1550-c. 1600).
Earth	Moon	Reiner A	5.2	-51.4					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner C	3.5	-51.5					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner E	1.9	-49.6					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner G	3.3	-54.3					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner H	9.1	-54.7					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner K	8.1	-53.9					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner L	8.0	-54.6					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner M	8.6	-56.1					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner N	5.4	-57.5					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner Q	1.4	-50.9					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner R	3.7	-55.5					E	45.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner S	2.2	-50.7					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner T	3.7	-52.2					E	2.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reiner U	4.1	-52.5					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 56	LAC 56	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinieri, Vincentio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (unkn-1648).
Earth	Moon	Reinhold A	4.1	-21.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erasmus; German astronomer, mathematician (1511-1553).
Earth	Moon	Reinhold B	4.3	-21.7					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erasmus; German astronomer, mathematician (1511-1553).
Earth	Moon	Reinhold C	4.4	-24.5					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erasmus; German astronomer, mathematician (1511-1553).
Earth	Moon	Reinhold D	2.6	-24.5					E	2.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erasmus; German astronomer, mathematician (1511-1553).
Earth	Moon	Reinhold F	3.4	-21.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erasmus; German astronomer, mathematician (1511-1553).
Earth	Moon	Reinhold G	4.8	-19.8					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erasmus; German astronomer, mathematician (1511-1553).
Earth	Moon	Reinhold H	4.2	-20.9					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erasmus; German astronomer, mathematician (1511-1553).
Earth	Moon	Reinhold N	1.6	-25.4					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erasmus; German astronomer, mathematician (1511-1553).
Earth	Moon	Repsold A	51.8	-77.0					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold B	53.2	-75.8					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold C	48.9	-73.6					E	133.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold G	50.5	-80.6					E	44.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold H	51.7	-81.6					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold N	49.0	-78.2					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold R	49.8	-72.2					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold S	47.8	-75.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold T	47.7	-79.9					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold V	50.8	-75.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Repsold W	52.6	-79.8					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German inventor (1770-1830).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus A	1.8	5.2					E	11.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus B	1.7	6.8					E	6.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus D	0.9	6.2					E	7.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus E	-0.1	6.0					E	5.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus F	-0.1	6.5					E	18.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus G	1.0	6.4					E	6.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus H	-1.0	5.4					E	6.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus J	-0.7	3.2					E	4.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus L	0.2	3.6					E	14.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus M	1.0	3.8					E	7.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rhaeticus N	1.2	4.2					E	12.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Joachim von Lauchen of Rhaetia; Hungarian astronomer, mathematician (1514-1576).
Earth	Moon	Rheita A	-38.0	50.0					E	11.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita B	-39.1	52.8					E	21.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita C	-35.1	44.2					E	8.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita D	-39.1	50.1					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita E	-34.2	49.1					E	66.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita F	-35.4	48.4					E	14.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita G	-40.5	54.3					E	15.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita H	-39.8	51.7					E	7.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita L	-37.7	52.9					E	10.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita M	-35.3	50.1					E	25.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita N	-35.1	49.5					E	8.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Rheita P	-37.9	44.4					E	11.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anton Maria Schyrle of Rhaetia; Czechoslovakian astronomer, optician (c. 1597-1660).
Earth	Moon	Riccioli C	0.6	-73.0					E	31.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1598-1671).
Earth	Moon	Riccioli CA	0.6	-73.0					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1598-1671).
Earth	Moon	Riccioli F	-8.6	-73.9					E	28.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1598-1671).
Earth	Moon	Riccioli G	-1.3	-71.0					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1598-1671).
Earth	Moon	Riccioli H	1.1	-74.9					E	18.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1598-1671).
Earth	Moon	Riccioli K	-2.2	-77.5					E	43.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1598-1671).
Earth	Moon	Riccioli U	-5.7	-72.8					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1598-1671).
Earth	Moon	Riccioli Y	-3.0	-73.2					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (1598-1671).
Earth	Moon	Riccius A	-35.9	27.4					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius B	-37.5	27.8					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius C	-36.2	28.8					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius D	-40.3	28.9					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius E	-39.9	26.4					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius G	-38.5	24.4					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius H	-35.4	26.1					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius J	-40.7	26.0					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius K	-39.1	25.7					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius L	-41.5	26.8					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius M	-37.8	26.4					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius N	-41.1	27.6					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius O	-36.2	27.8					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius P	-35.7	28.1					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius R	-41.4	30.7					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius S	-37.0	26.5					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius T	-36.3	25.0					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius W	-38.9	25.2					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius X	-38.8	26.7					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Riccius Y	-35.8	29.1					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Augustine; Italian astronomer (fl. 1513); Ricci, Matteo; Italian mathematician, geographer (1552-1610).
Earth	Moon	Richardson E	31.9	103.6					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Owen Willans; British quantum physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1959).
Earth	Moon	Richardson W	33.5	98.3					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Owen Willans; British quantum physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1959).
Earth	Moon	Riedel G	-49.2	-133.6					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Klaus; German rocketry scientist (1907-1944); Walter; German rocket scientist (1902-1968).
Earth	Moon	Riedel Q	-49.9	-141.7					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Klaus; German rocketry scientist (1907-1944); Walter; German rocket scientist (1902-1968).
Earth	Moon	Riedel Z	-47.4	-139.7					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Klaus; German rocketry scientist (1907-1944); Walter; German rocket scientist (1902-1968).
Earth	Moon	[Riemann A]	37.3	86.5					E	48.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Friedrich Bernhard; German mathematician (1826-1866).  <em>Note: Renamed Beals</em>
Earth	Moon	Riemann B	41.6	85.2					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Friedrich Bernhard; German mathematician (1826-1866). 
Earth	Moon	Riemann J	37.4	90.2					E	39.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Friedrich Bernhard; German mathematician (1826-1866). 
Earth	Moon	Ritchey A	-11.3	7.7					E	6.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Ritchey B	-11.9	8.9					E	7.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Ritchey C	-10.9	9.2					E	6.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Ritchey D	-10.2	9.2					E	6.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Ritchey E	-10.7	8.4					E	14.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Ritchey F	-10.5	7.6					E	4.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Ritchey J	-12.3	9.9					E	17.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Ritchey M	-12.4	9.5					E	8.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Ritchey N	-11.1	10.0					E	17.0	North America	American	LTO77C2	LTO-77C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Willis; American astronomer, optician (1864-1945).
Earth	Moon	Ritter B	3.3	18.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German geographer (1779-1859); Georg August Dietrich; German astrophysicist (1926-1908).
Earth	Moon	Ritter C	2.8	18.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German geographer (1779-1859); Georg August Dietrich; German astrophysicist (1926-1908).
Earth	Moon	Ritter D	3.7	18.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German geographer (1779-1859); Georg August Dietrich; German astrophysicist (1926-1908).
Earth	Moon	Ritz B	-13.7	92.8					E	26.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; Swiss physicist (1878-1909).
Earth	Moon	Ritz J	-16.0	92.9					E	11.0	Europe	Switzerland	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; Swiss physicist (1878-1909).
Earth	Moon	Roberts M	68.2	-174.3					E	46.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander William; South African astronomer (1857-1938); Isaac; British astronomer (1829-1904).
Earth	Moon	Roberts N	69.0	-176.3					E	49.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander William; South African astronomer (1857-1938); Isaac; British astronomer (1829-1904).
Earth	Moon	Roberts P	67.4	178.7					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander William; South African astronomer (1857-1938); Isaac; British astronomer (1829-1904).
Earth	Moon	Roberts Q	68.9	177.3					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander William; South African astronomer (1857-1938); Isaac; British astronomer (1829-1904).
Earth	Moon	Roberts R	69.6	178.4					E	59.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander William; South African astronomer (1857-1938); Isaac; British astronomer (1829-1904).
Earth	Moon	Rocca A	-13.8	-70.0					E	63.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca B	-12.6	-67.4					E	25.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca C	-10.7	-70.2					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca D	-11.0	-68.0					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca E	-11.8	-69.4					E	43.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca F	-13.6	-66.6					E	27.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca G	-13.3	-64.9					E	23.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca H	-12.9	-65.4					E	26.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca J	-14.9	-73.9					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca L	-13.9	-72.6					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca M	-14.5	-70.7					E	42.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca N	-11.6	-70.3					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca P	-11.2	-71.7					E	32.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca Q	-15.3	-69.0					E	59.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca R	-11.4	-72.9					E	46.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca S	-10.3	-71.5					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca T	-9.7	-71.0					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca W	-10.3	-67.0					E	102.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Rocca Z	-16.0	-75.4					E	55.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Antonio; Italian mathematician (1607-1656).
Earth	Moon	Roche B	-40.1	137.2					E	24.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Édouard Albert; French astronomer (1820-1883).
Earth	Moon	Roche C	-39.0	139.2					E	18.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Édouard Albert; French astronomer (1820-1883).
Earth	Moon	[Roche U]	-40.3	130.0					E	73.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Édouard Albert; French astronomer (1820-1883). <em>Note: Renamed Rosseland</em>
Earth	Moon	Roche V	-38.5	129.3					E	30.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Édouard Albert; French astronomer (1820-1883).
Earth	Moon	Roche W	-39.0	130.5					E	20.0	Europe	France	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Édouard Albert; French astronomer (1820-1883).
Earth	Moon	Römer A	28.1	37.1					E	35.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer B	28.6	38.2					E	20.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer C	27.7	37.0					E	8.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer D	24.5	35.8					E	13.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer E	28.5	39.2					E	31.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer F	27.1	37.2					E	22.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer G	26.8	36.2					E	14.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer H	25.9	35.7					E	6.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer J	22.4	37.9					E	8.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer M	25.3	34.6					E	10.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer N	25.3	38.0					E	26.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer P	26.5	39.6					E	61.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer R	24.2	34.6					E	42.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer S	24.9	36.8					E	44.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer T	23.6	36.1					E	47.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer U	24.3	39.1					E	28.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer V	24.5	38.6					E	28.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer W	26.4	40.4					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer X	24.3	40.1					E	22.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer Y	25.7	36.3					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Römer Z	24.1	36.9					E	12.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 43	LAC 43	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ole; Danish astronomer (1644-1710).
Earth	Moon	Röntgen A	36.9	-88.1					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Conrad; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1923).
Earth	Moon	Röntgen B	35.7	-88.1					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Conrad; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1845-1923).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger A	-53.5	47.0					E	49.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger B	-51.9	46.1					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger C	-52.1	42.1					E	47.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger D	-57.5	42.9					E	50.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger E	-59.3	43.2					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger F	-56.0	40.6					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger G	-53.9	41.4					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger H	-55.0	46.5					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger J	-52.9	43.3					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger K	-54.5	47.7					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger L	-52.6	44.6					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger N	-54.3	44.1					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger S	-55.8	42.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger T	-56.5	43.1					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Rosenberger W	-58.7	42.4					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto August; German astronomer, mathematician (1800-1890).
Earth	Moon	Ross B	11.4	20.2					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO60B4	LTO-60B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Clark; British explorer (1800-1862); Frank Elmore; American astronomer, optician (1874-1966).
Earth	Moon	Ross C	11.7	19.0					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO60B4	LTO-60B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Clark; British explorer (1800-1862); Frank Elmore; American astronomer, optician (1874-1966).
Earth	Moon	Ross D	12.6	23.3					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO60B4	LTO-60B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Clark; British explorer (1800-1862); Frank Elmore; American astronomer, optician (1874-1966).
Earth	Moon	Ross E	11.1	23.4					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO60B4	LTO-60B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Clark; British explorer (1800-1862); Frank Elmore; American astronomer, optician (1874-1966).
Earth	Moon	Ross F	10.9	24.2					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO60B4	LTO-60B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Clark; British explorer (1800-1862); Frank Elmore; American astronomer, optician (1874-1966).
Earth	Moon	Ross G	10.7	24.9					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO60B4	LTO-60B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Clark; British explorer (1800-1862); Frank Elmore; American astronomer, optician (1874-1966).
Earth	Moon	Ross H	10.2	21.8					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO60B4	LTO-60B4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Clark; British explorer (1800-1862); Frank Elmore; American astronomer, optician (1874-1966).
Earth	Moon	Rosse C	-18.5	34.4					E	5.0	Europe	Ireland	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Parsons, Earl of Rosse; Irish astronomer (1800-1867).
Earth	Moon	Rost A	-56.5	-36.7					E	39.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Leonhard; German astronomer (1688-1727).
Earth	Moon	Rost B	-54.6	-36.0					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Leonhard; German astronomer (1688-1727).
Earth	Moon	Rost D	-56.6	-30.9					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Leonhard; German astronomer (1688-1727).
Earth	Moon	Rost M	-55.5	-31.4					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Leonhard; German astronomer (1688-1727).
Earth	Moon	Rost N	-57.2	-33.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Leonhard; German astronomer (1688-1727).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann A	-29.4	27.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann B	-31.8	28.4					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann C	-28.6	25.1					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann D	-28.9	22.8					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann E	-32.9	29.2					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann F	-29.1	28.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann G	-28.4	24.3					E	92.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann H	-29.1	25.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann J	-29.3	25.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann K	-28.8	24.4					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann L	-29.2	28.7					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann M	-31.2	29.8					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rothmann W	-30.8	26.6					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christopher; German astronomer (unkn-1600).
Earth	Moon	Rowland G	57.0	-159.4					E	18.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Augustus; American physicist (1848-1901).
Earth	Moon	Rowland J	53.1	-155.5					E	49.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Augustus; American physicist (1848-1901).
Earth	Moon	Rowland K	51.4	-157.1					E	25.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Augustus; American physicist (1848-1901).
Earth	Moon	Rowland M	51.9	-162.4					E	58.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Augustus; American physicist (1848-1901).
Earth	Moon	Rowland N	55.4	-163.7					E	30.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Augustus; American physicist (1848-1901).
Earth	Moon	Rowland R	53.7	-169.5					E	24.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Augustus; American physicist (1848-1901).
Earth	Moon	Rowland Y	59.1	-163.0					E	54.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Augustus; American physicist (1848-1901).
Earth	Moon	Rozhdestvenskiy H	83.6	-131.0					E	21.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitriy Sergeevich; Soviet physicist (1876-1940).
Earth	Moon	Rozhdestvenskiy K	82.7	-144.6					E	42.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitriy Sergeevich; Soviet physicist (1876-1940).
Earth	Moon	Rozhdestvenskiy U	85.3	151.9					E	44.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitriy Sergeevich; Soviet physicist (1876-1940).
Earth	Moon	Rozhdestvenskiy W	84.8	137.2					E	75.0	Europe	Soviet	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Dmitriy Sergeevich; Soviet physicist (1876-1940).
Earth	Moon	Rumford A	-25.2	-169.2					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford; British physicist (1753-1814).
Earth	Moon	Rumford B	-25.2	-168.1					E	25.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford; British physicist (1753-1814).
Earth	Moon	Rumford C	-27.4	-168.1					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford; British physicist (1753-1814).
Earth	Moon	Rumford F	-28.9	-165.3					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford; British physicist (1753-1814).
Earth	Moon	Rumford Q	-30.7	-171.6					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford; British physicist (1753-1814).
Earth	Moon	Rumford T	-28.6	-172.1					E	108.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford; British physicist (1753-1814).
Earth	Moon	Rümker C	41.6	-58.1					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Rümker.
Earth	Moon	Rümker E	38.7	-57.1					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Rümker.
Earth	Moon	Rümker F	37.3	-57.2					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Rümker.
Earth	Moon	Rümker H	40.3	-52.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Rümker.
Earth	Moon	Rümker K	42.3	-56.0					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Rümker.
Earth	Moon	Rümker L	43.6	-57.3					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Rümker.
Earth	Moon	Rümker S	42.6	-63.0					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Rümker.
Earth	Moon	Rümker T	42.5	-64.8					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Rümker.
Earth	Moon	Russell B	26.4	-78.2					E	19.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Norris; American astronomer (1877-1957); John; British artist, selenographer (1745-1806).
Earth	Moon	Russell E	28.6	-74.5					E	9.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Norris; American astronomer (1877-1957); John; British artist, selenographer (1745-1806).
Earth	Moon	Russell F	28.0	-76.4					E	9.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Norris; American astronomer (1877-1957); John; British artist, selenographer (1745-1806).
Earth	Moon	Russell R	28.7	-75.3					E	45.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Norris; American astronomer (1877-1957); John; British artist, selenographer (1745-1806).
Earth	Moon	Russell S	29.4	-77.1					E	25.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Henry Norris; American astronomer (1877-1957); John; British artist, selenographer (1745-1806).
Earth	Moon	Rutherfurd A	-62.2	-11.9					E	10.0	North America	American	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis Morris; American astronomer (1816-1892).
Earth	Moon	Rutherfurd B	-62.6	-11.4					E	6.0	North America	American	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis Morris; American astronomer (1816-1892).
Earth	Moon	Rutherfurd C	-62.5	-10.7					E	14.0	North America	American	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis Morris; American astronomer (1816-1892).
Earth	Moon	Rutherfurd D	-63.2	-8.8					E	8.0	North America	American	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis Morris; American astronomer (1816-1892).
Earth	Moon	Rutherfurd E	-62.8	-8.3					E	9.0	North America	American	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lewis Morris; American astronomer (1816-1892).
Earth	Moon	Sabine A	1.3	19.5					E	4.0	Europe	Ireland	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Edward; Irish physicist, astronomer (1788-1883).
Earth	Moon	Sabine C	1.0	23.0					E	3.0	Europe	Ireland	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Edward; Irish physicist, astronomer (1788-1883).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco A	-24.0	16.2					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco B	-23.9	16.9					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco C	-23.0	15.8					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco D	-21.6	17.7					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco E	-26.1	17.7					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco F	-21.1	16.7					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco G	-20.7	16.2					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco H	-23.7	18.7					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco J	-23.6	14.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco K	-22.9	14.7					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco L	-25.6	15.1					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco M	-25.3	16.3					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco N	-27.0	16.5					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco O	-21.1	16.0					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco P	-20.6	17.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco Q	-21.6	17.5					E	42.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco R	-22.3	15.7					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco S	-26.5	18.0					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco T	-24.9	16.8					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco U	-24.0	14.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco V	-24.5	16.1					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco W	-24.3	17.3					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Sacrobosco X	-26.5	16.3					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John of Holywood, Johannes Sacrobuschus; British astronomer, mathematician (c. 1200-1256).
Earth	Moon	Saenger B	5.6	103.1					E	64.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eugen; German rocketry scientist (1905-1964).
Earth	Moon	Saenger C	6.1	103.9					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eugen; German rocketry scientist (1905-1964).
Earth	Moon	Saenger D	4.9	103.0					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eugen; German rocketry scientist (1905-1964).
Earth	Moon	Saenger P	2.7	101.7					E	41.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eugen; German rocketry scientist (1905-1964).
Earth	Moon	Saenger Q	3.4	101.5					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eugen; German rocketry scientist (1905-1964).
Earth	Moon	Saenger R	3.3	100.3					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eugen; German rocketry scientist (1905-1964).
Earth	Moon	Saenger V	5.2	101.5					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eugen; German rocketry scientist (1905-1964).
Earth	Moon	Saenger X	6.3	101.8					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eugen; German rocketry scientist (1905-1964).
Earth	Moon	?afa?ík A	12.6	177.2					E	19.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vojtech; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1829-1902).
Earth	Moon	?afa?ík H	9.7	179.3					E	16.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vojtech; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1829-1902).
Earth	Moon	?afa?ík S	10.0	174.4					E	14.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vojtech; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1829-1902).
Earth	Moon	Saha B	1.5	104.5					E	34.0	Asia	India	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Meghnad; Indian astrophysicist (1893-1956).
Earth	Moon	Saha C	1.4	107.8					E	64.0	Asia	India	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Meghnad; Indian astrophysicist (1893-1956).
Earth	Moon	Saha D	0.1	107.5					E	35.0	Asia	India	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Meghnad; Indian astrophysicist (1893-1956).
Earth	Moon	Saha E	-0.2	107.6					E	28.0	Asia	India	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Meghnad; Indian astrophysicist (1893-1956).
Earth	Moon	Saha J	-4.0	105.3					E	52.0	Asia	India	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Meghnad; Indian astrophysicist (1893-1956).
Earth	Moon	Saha M	-2.2	102.6					E	18.0	Asia	India	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Meghnad; Indian astrophysicist (1893-1956).
Earth	Moon	Saha N	-4.1	101.5					E	49.0	Asia	India	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Meghnad; Indian astrophysicist (1893-1956).
Earth	Moon	Saha W	-0.6	101.4					E	34.0	Asia	India	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Meghnad; Indian astrophysicist (1893-1956).
Earth	Moon	Sanford C	34.1	-137.0					E	18.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roscoe Frank; American astronomer (1883-1958).
Earth	Moon	Sanford T	32.7	-143.3					E	43.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roscoe Frank; American astronomer (1883-1958).
Earth	Moon	Sanford W	33.7	-140.2					E	38.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roscoe Frank; American astronomer (1883-1958).
Earth	Moon	Sanford Y	33.7	-139.2					E	22.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Roscoe Frank; American astronomer (1883-1958).
Earth	Moon	Santbech A	-24.2	42.3					E	25.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech B	-24.7	41.6					E	16.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech C	-22.3	39.5					E	18.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech D	-21.0	45.2					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech E	-22.3	44.8					E	12.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech F	-25.5	41.9					E	13.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech G	-22.9	44.5					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech H	-20.4	42.8					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech J	-19.7	43.3					E	14.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech K	-19.1	43.1					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech L	-21.3	39.4					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech M	-20.4	39.3					E	13.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech N	-20.8	39.6					E	13.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech P	-21.3	40.0					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech Q	-23.2	39.0					E	12.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech R	-23.3	38.9					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech S	-23.5	39.1					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech T	-24.1	38.1					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech U	-24.0	38.8					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech V	-24.6	39.3					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech W	-24.3	40.7					E	13.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech X	-25.2	42.5					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech Y	-25.2	42.9					E	8.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Santbech Z	-25.8	43.1					E	5.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Daniel Santbech Noviomagus; Dutch mathematician, astronomer (unkn-fl. 1561).
Earth	Moon	Sarton L	47.0	-120.0					E	48.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Alfred Leon; Belgian-American historian of science (1884-1956).
Earth	Moon	Sarton Y	51.5	-121.3					E	26.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Alfred Leon; Belgian-American historian of science (1884-1956).
Earth	Moon	Sarton Z	51.6	-120.6					E	29.0	Europe	Belgium	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George Alfred Leon; Belgian-American historian of science (1884-1956).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides A	-39.9	-7.0					E	48.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides B	-39.5	-11.2					E	9.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides D	-36.7	-6.5					E	11.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides E	-38.9	-7.7					E	8.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides F	-40.5	-9.9					E	16.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides H	-39.2	-10.9					E	12.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides K	-39.0	-7.4					E	8.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides L	-40.0	-6.6					E	5.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides M	-37.9	-7.1					E	11.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides N	-38.7	-7.0					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides P	-38.0	-10.7					E	21.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Sasserides S	-38.7	-8.0					E	15.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sasceride, Gellio; Danish astronomer, doctor (1562-1612).
Earth	Moon	Saunder A	-4.0	12.3					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Arthur; British mathematician, selenographer (1852-1912).
Earth	Moon	Saunder B	-3.9	9.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Arthur; British mathematician, selenographer (1852-1912).
Earth	Moon	Saunder C	-2.7	10.5					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Arthur; British mathematician, selenographer (1852-1912).
Earth	Moon	Saunder S	-2.3	9.7					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Arthur; British mathematician, selenographer (1852-1912).
Earth	Moon	Saunder T	-4.0	10.4					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO77B3	LTO-77B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Arthur; British mathematician, selenographer (1852-1912).
Earth	Moon	Saussure A	-43.8	-0.5					E	19.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Horace Benedict De; Swiss geologist (1740-1799).
Earth	Moon	Saussure B	-42.2	-3.9					E	5.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Horace Benedict De; Swiss geologist (1740-1799).
Earth	Moon	Saussure C	-44.8	-0.6					E	16.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Horace Benedict De; Swiss geologist (1740-1799).
Earth	Moon	Saussure CA	-45.2	-0.5					E	16.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Horace Benedict De; Swiss geologist (1740-1799).
Earth	Moon	Saussure D	-46.9	0.2					E	20.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Horace Benedict De; Swiss geologist (1740-1799).
Earth	Moon	Saussure E	-44.7	-2.1					E	12.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Horace Benedict De; Swiss geologist (1740-1799).
Earth	Moon	Saussure F	-44.3	-4.6					E	4.0	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Horace Benedict De; Swiss geologist (1740-1799).
Earth	Moon	Scaliger U	-26.6	106.5					E	11.0	Europe	France	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Justus; French chronologist (1540-1609).
Earth	Moon	Schaeberle S	-26.4	114.3					E	15.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Martin; American astronomer (1853-1924).
Earth	Moon	Schaeberle U	-25.5	113.9					E	24.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John Martin; American astronomer (1853-1924).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner A	-60.4	-28.2					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner B	-59.5	-33.3					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner C	-60.0	-30.7					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner D	-60.7	-32.1					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner E	-63.4	-29.3					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner F	-56.7	-25.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner G	-62.5	-28.2					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner H	-56.2	-27.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner J	-59.5	-28.4					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner K	-58.0	-25.9					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner L	-65.8	-35.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner M	-65.8	-33.4					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner P	-62.6	-31.0					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner Q	-58.7	-29.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner R	-58.0	-24.2					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner S	-58.4	-25.3					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner T	-60.9	-34.8					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner U	-60.9	-36.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner V	-60.6	-36.7					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner W	-60.3	-37.5					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner X	-59.6	-24.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Scheiner Y	-59.1	-25.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Christoph; German astronomer (1573-1650).
Earth	Moon	Schiaparelli A	23.0	-62.0					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Virginio; Italian astronomer (1835-1910).
Earth	Moon	Schiaparelli C	25.8	-62.2					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Virginio; Italian astronomer (1835-1910).
Earth	Moon	Schiaparelli E	27.1	-62.0					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Giovanni Virginio; Italian astronomer (1835-1910).
Earth	Moon	Schickard A	-46.9	-53.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard B	-43.6	-51.9					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard C	-45.8	-55.8					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard D	-45.7	-57.4					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard E	-47.2	-51.6					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard F	-48.1	-53.6					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard G	-43.0	-58.9					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard H	-43.5	-62.2					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard J	-45.0	-62.1					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard K	-43.9	-63.8					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard L	-44.1	-59.6					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard M	-44.2	-58.9					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard N	-41.3	-54.6					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard P	-42.9	-48.3					E	92.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard Q	-42.7	-52.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard R	-44.1	-53.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard S	-46.6	-56.7					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard T	-44.8	-50.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard W	-45.0	-57.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard X	-43.6	-51.1					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schickard Y	-47.3	-57.2					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 110	LAC 110	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm; German astronomer, mathematician (1592-1635).
Earth	Moon	Schiller A	-47.2	-37.6					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller B	-48.9	-39.0					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller C	-55.3	-48.8					E	49.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller D	-55.0	-49.2					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller E	-54.6	-48.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller F	-50.6	-42.8					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller G	-51.3	-38.3					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller H	-50.8	-37.7					E	66.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller J	-49.6	-36.6					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller K	-46.7	-38.7					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller L	-47.1	-40.2					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller M	-48.2	-41.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller N	-53.6	-42.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller P	-53.4	-43.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller R	-52.5	-45.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller S	-55.0	-40.3					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller T	-50.7	-41.4					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schiller W	-54.3	-40.8					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Julius; German astronomer (unkn-fl. 1627).
Earth	Moon	Schjellerup H	68.5	167.4					E	21.0	Europe	Denmark	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans Carl; Danish astronomer (1827-1887).
Earth	Moon	Schjellerup J	68.1	161.4					E	37.0	Europe	Denmark	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans Carl; Danish astronomer (1827-1887).
Earth	Moon	Schjellerup N	66.6	154.3					E	38.0	Europe	Denmark	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans Carl; Danish astronomer (1827-1887).
Earth	Moon	Schjellerup R	68.7	152.2					E	54.0	Europe	Denmark	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hans Carl; Danish astronomer (1827-1887).
Earth	Moon	Schlesinger A	50.1	-137.2					E	32.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frank; American astronomer (1871-1943).
Earth	Moon	Schlesinger B	51.4	-134.9					E	66.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frank; American astronomer (1871-1943).
Earth	Moon	Schlesinger M	45.2	-138.5					E	45.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frank; American astronomer (1871-1943).
Earth	Moon	Schliemann A	1.2	155.4					E	64.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German archaeologist (1822-1890).
Earth	Moon	Schliemann B	2.1	156.2					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German archaeologist (1822-1890).
Earth	Moon	Schliemann G	-2.4	156.8					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German archaeologist (1822-1890).
Earth	Moon	Schliemann T	-2.0	152.8					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German archaeologist (1822-1890).
Earth	Moon	Schliemann W	0.2	152.4					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German archaeologist (1822-1890).
Earth	Moon	Schlüter A	-9.2	-82.4					E	37.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1815-1844).
Earth	Moon	Schlüter P	0.1	-85.1					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1815-1844).
Earth	Moon	Schlüter S	-7.9	-89.9					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1815-1844).
Earth	Moon	Schlüter U	-5.0	-89.9					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1815-1844).
Earth	Moon	Schlüter V	-4.4	-86.8					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1815-1844).
Earth	Moon	Schlüter X	1.2	-88.2					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1815-1844).
Earth	Moon	Schlüter Z	-2.8	-83.7					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1815-1844).
Earth	Moon	Schneller G	40.8	-159.8					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Schneller, Herbert; German astronomer (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Schneller H	39.9	-160.2					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Schneller, Herbert; German astronomer (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Schneller L	39.5	-162.7					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Schneller, Herbert; German astronomer (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Schneller S	40.8	-166.3					E	37.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Schneller, Herbert; German astronomer (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger A	-78.8	24.4					E	31.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger C	-77.2	15.7					E	43.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger D	-73.5	24.6					E	24.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger F	-80.1	20.8					E	11.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger G	-77.1	7.7					E	17.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger H	-77.4	4.0					E	17.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger J	-78.8	19.6					E	9.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger K	-79.7	14.3					E	9.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger L	-80.6	17.5					E	17.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger X	-75.2	34.9					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger Y	-74.6	29.0					E	17.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schomberger Z	-73.5	27.3					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Austrian astronomer, mathematician (1597-1645).
Earth	Moon	Schorr A	-20.5	88.4					E	64.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; German astronomer (1867-1951).
Earth	Moon	Schorr B	-16.5	88.5					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; German astronomer (1867-1951).
Earth	Moon	Schorr C	-13.5	88.2					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; German astronomer (1867-1951).
Earth	Moon	Schorr D	-18.6	91.2					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard; German astronomer (1867-1951).
Earth	Moon	Schrödinger B	-68.4	141.3					E	25.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Schrödinger, Erwin; Austrian physicist; Nobel laureate (1887-1961).
Earth	Moon	Schrödinger G	-75.4	137.2					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Schrödinger, Erwin; Austrian physicist; Nobel laureate (1887-1961).
Earth	Moon	Schrödinger J	-78.4	154.6					E	16.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Schrödinger, Erwin; Austrian physicist; Nobel laureate (1887-1961).
Earth	Moon	Schrödinger W	-68.5	115.6					E	12.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Schrödinger, Erwin; Austrian physicist; Nobel laureate (1887-1961).
Earth	Moon	Schröter A	4.8	-7.8					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter C	8.3	-9.8					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter D	4.5	-9.5					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter E	2.4	-6.8					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter F	7.4	-5.9					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter G	3.2	-9.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter H	3.2	-8.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter J	8.5	-6.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter K	3.1	-7.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter L	1.8	-7.4					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter M	7.0	-11.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter S	7.1	-9.2					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter T	7.0	-8.0					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter U	4.1	-6.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schröter W	4.8	-7.7					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Hieronymus; German astronomer (1745-1816).
Earth	Moon	Schubert A	2.1	79.3					E	2.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Earth	Moon	Schubert C	1.8	84.6					E	31.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865). <em>Note: Formerly Doyle</em>
Earth	Moon	Schubert E	4.0	78.6					E	27.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Earth	Moon	Schubert F	3.2	77.9					E	35.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Earth	Moon	Schubert G	4.1	75.2					E	56.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Earth	Moon	Schubert H	1.4	76.1					E	31.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Earth	Moon	Schubert J	-0.1	78.9					E	20.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Earth	Moon	Schubert K	2.3	75.9					E	29.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Earth	Moon	Schubert N	1.8	72.7					E	75.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Earth	Moon	Schubert X	0.3	76.8					E	51.0	Europe	Russia	LTO63C4	LTO-63C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodor Friedrich von; Russian cartographer (1789-1865).
Earth	Moon	Schumacher B	42.1	59.4					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich Christian; German astronomer (1780-1850).
Earth	Moon	Schuster J	1.8	149.6					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Arthur; British mathematician, physicist (1851-1934).
Earth	Moon	Schuster K	1.3	147.7					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Arthur; British mathematician, physicist (1851-1934).
Earth	Moon	Schuster N	3.4	145.8					E	27.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Arthur; British mathematician, physicist (1851-1934).
Earth	Moon	Schuster P	1.9	144.4					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Arthur; British mathematician, physicist (1851-1934).
Earth	Moon	Schuster Q	1.0	143.4					E	45.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Arthur; British mathematician, physicist (1851-1934).
Earth	Moon	Schuster R	3.5	144.8					E	40.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Arthur; British mathematician, physicist (1851-1934).
Earth	Moon	Schuster Y	6.7	145.5					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO66C1	LTO-66C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Arthur; British mathematician, physicist (1851-1934).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe C	67.8	46.9					E	29.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe D	64.5	44.6					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe E	64.0	43.4					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe F	66.4	50.0					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe G	65.5	42.2					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe K	67.5	48.8					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe U	66.5	57.1					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe W	69.6	52.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwabe X	68.3	56.6					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Heinrich; German astronomer (1789-1875).
Earth	Moon	Schwarzschild A	78.7	124.0					E	50.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German astronomer (1873-1916).
Earth	Moon	Schwarzschild D	71.9	132.4					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German astronomer (1873-1916).
Earth	Moon	Schwarzschild K	67.5	125.0					E	45.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German astronomer (1873-1916).
Earth	Moon	Schwarzschild L	69.3	122.1					E	45.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German astronomer (1873-1916).
Earth	Moon	Schwarzschild Q	66.3	108.9					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German astronomer (1873-1916).
Earth	Moon	Schwarzschild S	67.8	104.7					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German astronomer (1873-1916).
Earth	Moon	Schwarzschild T	69.9	107.7					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl; German astronomer (1873-1916).
Earth	Moon	Scoresby K	76.3	2.9					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British explorer (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Scoresby M	75.6	8.1					E	54.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British explorer (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Scoresby P	75.8	13.0					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British explorer (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Scoresby Q	77.4	8.7					E	40.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British explorer (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	Scoresby W	74.5	11.2					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British explorer (1789-1857).
Earth	Moon	[Scott A]	-85.1	50.2					E	71.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Falcon; British explorer (1868-1912). <em>Note: Renamed Nobile</em>
Earth	Moon	Scott E	-81.1	35.5					E	28.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Falcon; British explorer (1868-1912).
Earth	Moon	Scott M	-84.3	39.7					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Falcon; British explorer (1868-1912).
Earth	Moon	Seares B	75.7	149.7					E	26.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick Hanley; American astronomer (1873-1964).
Earth	Moon	Seares Y	77.9	139.5					E	37.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick Hanley; American astronomer (1873-1964).
Earth	Moon	Secchi A	3.3	41.5					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pietro Angelo; Italian astronomer, astrophysicist (1818-1878).
Earth	Moon	Secchi B	3.7	41.5					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pietro Angelo; Italian astronomer, astrophysicist (1818-1878).
Earth	Moon	Secchi G	4.0	44.6					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pietro Angelo; Italian astronomer, astrophysicist (1818-1878).
Earth	Moon	Secchi K	-0.2	45.4					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pietro Angelo; Italian astronomer, astrophysicist (1818-1878).
Earth	Moon	Secchi U	1.1	42.2					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pietro Angelo; Italian astronomer, astrophysicist (1818-1878).
Earth	Moon	Secchi X	-0.7	43.6					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pietro Angelo; Italian astronomer, astrophysicist (1818-1878).
Earth	Moon	Sechenov C	-5.2	-141.3					E	19.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Mikhaylovich; Russian physiologist (1829-1905).
Earth	Moon	Sechenov P	-9.8	-143.8					E	23.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ivan Mikhaylovich; Russian physiologist (1829-1905).
Earth	Moon	Seeliger A	-1.8	3.0					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugo von; German astronomer (1849-1924).
Earth	Moon	Seeliger S	-2.1	2.1					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugo von; German astronomer (1849-1924).
Earth	Moon	Seeliger T	-2.2	4.4					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugo von; German astronomer (1849-1924).
Earth	Moon	Segers H	46.7	129.0					E	29.0	South and Central America	Argentina	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carlos; Argentinean astronomer (1900-1967).
Earth	Moon	Segers M	44.5	127.6					E	54.0	South and Central America	Argentina	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carlos; Argentinean astronomer (1900-1967).
Earth	Moon	Segers N	44.0	127.5					E	27.0	South and Central America	Argentina	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carlos; Argentinean astronomer (1900-1967).
Earth	Moon	Segner A	-57.2	-47.0					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Segner B	-57.8	-56.0					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Segner C	-57.7	-45.9					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Segner E	-57.6	-56.9					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Segner G	-56.4	-55.3					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Segner H	-58.4	-48.0					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Segner K	-56.1	-54.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Segner L	-58.7	-47.0					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Segner M	-59.8	-45.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Segner N	-59.2	-44.2					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Andreas von; German physicist, mathematician (1704-1777).
Earth	Moon	Seidel J	-33.5	152.8					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Ludwig von; German astronomer, mathematician (1821-1896).
Earth	Moon	Seidel M	-35.3	152.0					E	28.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Ludwig von; German astronomer, mathematician (1821-1896).
Earth	Moon	Seidel U	-32.5	150.2					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Philipp Ludwig von; German astronomer, mathematician (1821-1896).
Earth	Moon	Seleucus A	22.0	-60.5					E	6.0	Asia	Babylon	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Babylonian astronomer (unkn-fl. c. 150 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Seleucus E	22.4	-63.9					E	4.0	Asia	Babylon	LAC 38	LAC 38	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Babylonian astronomer (unkn-fl. c. 150 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Seneca A	26.4	75.7					E	17.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lucius Annaeus; Roman philosopher, natural scientist (4 B.C.- A.D. 65).
Earth	Moon	Seneca B	27.2	77.4					E	28.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lucius Annaeus; Roman philosopher, natural scientist (4 B.C.- A.D. 65).
Earth	Moon	Seneca C	26.3	75.1					E	22.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lucius Annaeus; Roman philosopher, natural scientist (4 B.C.- A.D. 65).
Earth	Moon	Seneca D	26.6	81.3					E	18.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lucius Annaeus; Roman philosopher, natural scientist (4 B.C.- A.D. 65).
Earth	Moon	Seneca E	29.2	79.6					E	16.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lucius Annaeus; Roman philosopher, natural scientist (4 B.C.- A.D. 65).
Earth	Moon	Seneca F	29.5	81.9					E	15.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lucius Annaeus; Roman philosopher, natural scientist (4 B.C.- A.D. 65).
Earth	Moon	Seneca G	29.4	83.2					E	19.0	Europe	Roman	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lucius Annaeus; Roman philosopher, natural scientist (4 B.C.- A.D. 65).
Earth	Moon	Seyfert A	30.5	114.9					E	53.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Carl Keenan; American astronomer (1911-1960).
Earth	Moon	Sharonov D	13.5	175.4					E	17.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vsevolod Vasilievich; Soviet astronomer (1901-1964).
Earth	Moon	Sharonov F	12.3	176.2					E	14.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vsevolod Vasilievich; Soviet astronomer (1901-1964).
Earth	Moon	Sharonov X	14.1	172.7					E	36.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vsevolod Vasilievich; Soviet astronomer (1901-1964).
Earth	Moon	Sharp A	47.6	-42.6					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp B	47.0	-45.3					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp D	44.8	-42.1					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp J	46.9	-37.9					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp K	47.4	-38.5					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp L	45.8	-38.2					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp M	47.3	-41.4					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp U	47.4	-48.6					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp V	46.2	-46.9					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Sharp W	50.2	-45.3					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 23	LAC 23	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham; British astronomer, mathematician (1651-1742).
Earth	Moon	Shayn B	34.5	173.5					E	35.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grigorii Abramovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1892-1956).
Earth	Moon	Shayn F	33.0	175.5					E	38.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grigorii Abramovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1892-1956).
Earth	Moon	Shayn H	31.4	175.5					E	38.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grigorii Abramovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1892-1956).
Earth	Moon	Shayn Y	35.9	171.7					E	23.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Grigorii Abramovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1892-1956).
Earth	Moon	Sheepshanks A	60.0	19.0					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anne; British benefactor (1789-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sheepshanks B	60.3	21.1					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anne; British benefactor (1789-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sheepshanks C	57.0	18.1					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 13	LAC 13	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Anne; British benefactor (1789-1876).
Earth	Moon	Shi Shen P	71.7	97.0					E	22.0	Asia	China	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Shi(H) Shen; Chinese astronomer (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Shi Shen Q	74.2	96.3					E	45.0	Asia	China	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Shi(H) Shen; Chinese astronomer (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Short A	-76.9	-0.5					E	34.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish mathematician, optician (1710-1768).
Earth	Moon	Short B	-75.5	-5.0					E	71.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish mathematician, optician (1710-1768).
Earth	Moon	Shternberg (Sternberg) C	20.9	-114.3					E	29.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pavel Karlovich; Russian astronomer (1865-1920).
Earth	Moon	Shuckburgh A	43.1	55.5					E	19.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir George; British geographer, benefactor (1751-1804).
Earth	Moon	Shuckburgh C	43.5	52.7					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir George; British geographer, benefactor (1751-1804).
Earth	Moon	Shuckburgh E	44.1	56.9					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir George; British geographer, benefactor (1751-1804).
Earth	Moon	Siedentopf F	22.1	138.5					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1906-1963).
Earth	Moon	Siedentopf G	20.5	138.4					E	61.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1906-1963).
Earth	Moon	Siedentopf H	20.9	137.2					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1906-1963).
Earth	Moon	Siedentopf M	19.0	135.5					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1906-1963).
Earth	Moon	Siedentopf Q	20.7	133.7					E	42.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Heinrich; German astronomer (1906-1963).
Earth	Moon	Sierpinski Q	-28.3	153.6					E	15.0	Europe	Poland	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Waclaw; Polish mathematician (1882-1969).
Earth	Moon	Sikorsky Q	-66.0	103.1					E	15.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Igor Ivanovich; Russian-American aeronautical engineer (1889-1972).
Earth	Moon	Silberschlag A	6.9	13.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Esaias; German astronomer (1721-1791).
Earth	Moon	Silberschlag D	7.5	11.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Esaias; German astronomer (1721-1791).
Earth	Moon	Silberschlag E	5.2	12.8					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Esaias; German astronomer (1721-1791).
Earth	Moon	Silberschlag G	5.7	13.8					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Esaias; German astronomer (1721-1791).
Earth	Moon	Silberschlag P	6.7	12.0					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Esaias; German astronomer (1721-1791).
Earth	Moon	Silberschlag S	8.0	12.1					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Esaias; German astronomer (1721-1791).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius A	-70.1	16.5					E	60.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius B	-75.2	10.2					E	50.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius C	-72.6	5.9					E	49.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius D	-71.6	8.6					E	54.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius E	-70.1	11.0					E	45.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius F	-68.7	16.8					E	29.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius G	-71.8	23.0					E	24.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius H	-68.0	15.5					E	29.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius J	-76.1	8.4					E	17.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius K	-74.8	15.7					E	23.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius L	-70.4	6.7					E	16.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius M	-70.4	16.4					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius N	-71.3	24.3					E	8.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Simpelius P	-75.5	5.0					E	8.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sempill, Hugh; Scottish mathematician (1596-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sinas A	7.8	32.6					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO	LTO-61A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Greek benefactor (1810-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sinas E	9.7	31.0					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LTO	LTO-61A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Greek benefactor (1810-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sinas G	9.6	34.3					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO	LTO-61A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Greek benefactor (1810-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sinas H	10.0	33.5					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO	LTO-61A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Greek benefactor (1810-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sinas J	10.3	33.7					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO	LTO-61A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Greek benefactor (1810-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sinas K	6.8	33.1					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO	LTO-61A4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Simon; Greek benefactor (1810-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis A	-12.7	-61.3					E	49.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis B	-11.1	-63.7					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis C	-10.3	-63.8					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis D	-9.9	-58.6					E	35.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis E	-8.1	-56.5					E	72.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis F	-13.5	-60.1					E	13.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis G	-13.7	-61.7					E	30.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis H	-14.0	-62.4					E	26.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis J	-13.4	-59.8					E	12.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis K	-10.4	-57.3					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis T	-9.2	-53.4					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sirsalis Z	-10.7	-61.9					E	91.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 74	LAC 74	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sersale, Gerolamo; Italian astronomer (1584-1654).
Earth	Moon	Sisakyan C	42.1	110.9					E	17.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Noraír Martirósovich; Soviet doctor and biochemist (1907-1966).
Earth	Moon	Sisakyan D	42.0	111.0					E	52.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Noraír Martirósovich; Soviet doctor and biochemist (1907-1966).
Earth	Moon	Sisakyan E	41.4	110.7					E	19.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Noraír Martirósovich; Soviet doctor and biochemist (1907-1966).
Earth	Moon	Sklodowska A	-14.7	96.5					E	44.0	Europe	Poland	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marie (Madame Curie); Polish physicist, chemist, Nobel laureate (1867-1934).
Earth	Moon	Sklodowska D	-13.7	99.0					E	16.0	Europe	Poland	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marie (Madame Curie); Polish physicist, chemist, Nobel laureate (1867-1934).
Earth	Moon	Sklodowska J	-19.3	97.7					E	16.0	Europe	Poland	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marie (Madame Curie); Polish physicist, chemist, Nobel laureate (1867-1934).
Earth	Moon	Sklodowska R	-18.9	92.2					E	17.0	Europe	Poland	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marie (Madame Curie); Polish physicist, chemist, Nobel laureate (1867-1934).
Earth	Moon	Sklodowska Y	-13.2	95.4					E	17.0	Europe	Poland	LTO100A1	LTO-100A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marie (Madame Curie); Polish physicist, chemist, Nobel laureate (1867-1934).
Earth	Moon	Slipher S	49.2	158.7					E	26.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Earl Charles; American astronomer (1883-1964); Vesto Melvin; American astronomer (1875-1969).
Earth	Moon	Smoluchowski F	60.1	-90.9					E	35.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian; Polish physicist (1872-1917).
Earth	Moon	Smoluchowski H	59.5	-92.7					E	41.0	Europe	Poland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marian; Polish physicist (1872-1917).
Earth	Moon	Snellius A	-27.4	53.8					E	37.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Snell, Willebrod van Roijen; Dutch mathematician, astronomer, optician (1580-1626).
Earth	Moon	Snellius B	-30.1	53.1					E	29.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Snell, Willebrod van Roijen; Dutch mathematician, astronomer, optician (1580-1626).
Earth	Moon	Snellius C	-29.0	51.5					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Snell, Willebrod van Roijen; Dutch mathematician, astronomer, optician (1580-1626).
Earth	Moon	Snellius D	-28.7	51.5					E	9.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Snell, Willebrod van Roijen; Dutch mathematician, astronomer, optician (1580-1626).
Earth	Moon	Snellius E	-28.0	51.5					E	12.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Snell, Willebrod van Roijen; Dutch mathematician, astronomer, optician (1580-1626).
Earth	Moon	Snellius X	-27.4	55.1					E	7.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Snell, Willebrod van Roijen; Dutch mathematician, astronomer, optician (1580-1626).
Earth	Moon	Snellius Y	-25.7	52.2					E	10.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Snell, Willebrod van Roijen; Dutch mathematician, astronomer, optician (1580-1626).
Earth	Moon	Sniadecki F	-22.4	-166.9					E	12.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan; Polish astronomer, mathematician (1756-1830).
Earth	Moon	Sniadecki J	-24.7	-166.9					E	27.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan; Polish astronomer, mathematician (1756-1830).
Earth	Moon	Sniadecki Q	-23.0	-170.1					E	77.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan; Polish astronomer, mathematician (1756-1830).
Earth	Moon	Sniadecki Y	-21.1	-169.3					E	35.0	Europe	Poland	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan; Polish astronomer, mathematician (1756-1830).
Earth	Moon	Soddy E	0.8	123.4					E	16.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO65C4	LTO-65C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1877-1956).
Earth	Moon	Soddy G	0.5	123.5					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO65C4	LTO-65C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1877-1956).
Earth	Moon	Soddy P	-0.4	120.9					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO65C4	LTO-65C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1877-1956).
Earth	Moon	Soddy Q	-0.5	120.2					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO65C4	LTO-65C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1877-1956).
Earth	Moon	Sommerfeld N	62.3	-162.2					E	39.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arnold Johannes Wilhelm; German physicist (1868-1951).
Earth	Moon	Sommerfeld V	66.9	-170.3					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arnold Johannes Wilhelm; German physicist (1868-1951).
Earth	Moon	Sömmering A	1.1	-11.1					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Thomas von; German doctor (1755-1830).
Earth	Moon	Sömmering P	2.2	-10.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Thomas von; German doctor (1755-1830).
Earth	Moon	Sömmering R	1.9	-9.8					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Samuel Thomas von; German doctor (1755-1830).
Earth	Moon	Sosigenes A	7.8	18.5					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, chronologist (unkn-fl. 46 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Sosigenes B	8.3	17.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, chronologist (unkn-fl. 46 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Sosigenes C	7.2	18.9					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer, chronologist (unkn-fl. 46 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	South A	57.1	-49.9					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South B	57.5	-44.9					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South C	55.8	-49.4					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South D	55.2	-48.8					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South E	56.7	-52.8					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South F	57.2	-53.9					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South G	55.1	-53.3					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South H	57.2	-47.8					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South K	59.1	-49.9					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	South M	55.4	-51.0					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; British astronomer (1785-1867).
Earth	Moon	Spallanzani A	-46.2	25.6					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lazzaro; Italian natural scientist, biologist (1729-1799).
Earth	Moon	Spallanzani D	-46.1	28.6					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lazzaro; Italian natural scientist, biologist (1729-1799).
Earth	Moon	Spallanzani F	-45.6	28.0					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lazzaro; Italian natural scientist, biologist (1729-1799).
Earth	Moon	Spallanzani G	-45.3	28.6					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Lazzaro; Italian natural scientist, biologist (1729-1799).
Earth	Moon	Spencer Jones H	12.1	167.9					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Harold; British astronomer (1890-1960).
Earth	Moon	Spencer Jones J	9.7	168.0					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Harold; British astronomer (1890-1960).
Earth	Moon	Spencer Jones K	10.4	167.0					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Harold; British astronomer (1890-1960).
Earth	Moon	Spencer Jones Q	12.0	164.4					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Harold; British astronomer (1890-1960).
Earth	Moon	Spencer Jones W	15.2	163.3					E	50.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Harold; British astronomer (1890-1960).
Earth	Moon	Spitzbergen A	32.7	-7.1					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Montes Spitzbergen.
Earth	Moon	Spitzbergen C	32.8	-8.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Montes Spitzbergen.
Earth	Moon	Spitzbergen D	33.3	-8.7					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 25	LAC 25	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Montes Spitzbergen.
Earth	Moon	Spörer A	-3.4	-2.1					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LTO77A3	LTO-77A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Wilhelm Gustav; German astronomer (1822-1895).
Earth	Moon	St. John A	12.4	150.5					E	16.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edward; American solar physicist, astronomer (1857-1935).
Earth	Moon	St. John M	7.5	150.1					E	16.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edward; American solar physicist, astronomer (1857-1935).
Earth	Moon	St. John W	12.6	147.0					E	18.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edward; American solar physicist, astronomer (1857-1935).
Earth	Moon	St. John X	13.9	147.4					E	30.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edward; American solar physicist, astronomer (1857-1935).
Earth	Moon	St. John Y	13.8	149.0					E	21.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Edward; American solar physicist, astronomer (1857-1935).
Earth	Moon	Stadius A	10.4	-14.8					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius B	11.8	-13.6					E	6.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius C	9.7	-12.8					E	3.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius D	10.3	-15.3					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius E	12.6	-15.6					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius F	13.0	-15.7					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius G	11.2	-14.8					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius H	11.6	-13.9					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius J	13.8	-16.1					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius K	9.7	-13.6					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius L	10.1	-12.9					E	3.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius M	14.7	-16.5					E	7.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius N	9.4	-15.7					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius P	11.8	-15.2					E	6.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius Q	11.5	-14.8					E	4.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius R	12.2	-15.2					E	6.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius S	12.9	-15.5					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius T	13.2	-15.7					E	7.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius U	13.9	-16.4					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stadius W	14.1	-16.4					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stade, Jan; Belgian astronomer, mathematician (1527-1579).
Earth	Moon	Stark R	-26.3	133.2					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LTO102D1	LTO-102D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1874-1957). <em>Note: Formerly Vergil</em>
Earth	Moon	Stark V	-25.1	133.3					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LTO102D1	LTO-102D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1874-1957). <em>Note: Formerly Sappho</em>
Earth	Moon	Stark Y	-24.4	134.0					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LTO102D1	LTO-102D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German physicist; Nobel laureate (1874-1957). <em>Note: Formerly Homer</em>
Earth	Moon	Stebbins C	67.7	-133.6					E	39.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joel; American astronomer (1878-1966).
Earth	Moon	Stebbins U	65.4	-147.6					E	44.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joel; American astronomer (1878-1966).
Earth	Moon	Stefan L	44.6	-107.7					E	26.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Josef; Austrian physicist (1835-1893).
Earth	Moon	Stein C	8.9	-178.8					E	27.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Willem Jakob Antoon; Dutch astronomer (1871-1951).
Earth	Moon	Stein K	5.2	-180.0					E	20.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Willem Jakob Antoon; Dutch astronomer (1871-1951).
Earth	Moon	Stein L	4.6	-179.8					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Willem Jakob Antoon; Dutch astronomer (1871-1951).
Earth	Moon	Stein M	3.8	178.8					E	28.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Willem Jakob Antoon; Dutch astronomer (1871-1951).
Earth	Moon	Stein N	2.2	178.5					E	16.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Willem Jakob Antoon; Dutch astronomer (1871-1951).
Earth	Moon	Steinheil E	-44.9	47.6					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl August von; German astronomer, physicist (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Steinheil F	-45.3	48.4					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl August von; German astronomer, physicist (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Steinheil G	-45.6	49.9					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl August von; German astronomer, physicist (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Steinheil H	-45.7	46.9					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl August von; German astronomer, physicist (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Steinheil K	-48.6	51.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl August von; German astronomer, physicist (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Steinheil X	-47.6	45.8					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl August von; German astronomer, physicist (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Steinheil Y	-47.3	45.1					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl August von; German astronomer, physicist (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Steinheil Z	-46.4	45.4					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl August von; German astronomer, physicist (1801-1870).
Earth	Moon	Steno N	31.3	161.4					E	20.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicolaus; Danish doctor (1638-1686).
Earth	Moon	Steno Q	29.3	157.8					E	29.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicolaus; Danish doctor (1638-1686).
Earth	Moon	Steno R	31.3	158.9					E	17.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicolaus; Danish doctor (1638-1686).
Earth	Moon	Steno T	32.7	159.7					E	37.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicolaus; Danish doctor (1638-1686).
Earth	Moon	Steno U	33.1	158.3					E	27.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nicolaus; Danish doctor (1638-1686).
Earth	Moon	Stetson E	-39.4	-117.0					E	38.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harlan True; American astronomer, geophysicist (1885-1964).
Earth	Moon	Stetson G	-39.9	-117.2					E	23.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harlan True; American astronomer, geophysicist (1885-1964).
Earth	Moon	Stetson N	-43.2	-120.2					E	18.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harlan True; American astronomer, geophysicist (1885-1964).
Earth	Moon	Stetson P	-41.8	-119.8					E	24.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harlan True; American astronomer, geophysicist (1885-1964).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus A	-31.8	51.6					E	8.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus B	-31.1	52.6					E	20.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus C	-33.4	52.8					E	19.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus D	-34.8	50.9					E	22.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus E	-35.3	52.5					E	16.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus F	-30.6	52.7					E	10.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus G	-33.7	50.4					E	13.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus H	-33.2	50.6					E	15.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus J	-36.1	52.4					E	13.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus K	-34.3	55.4					E	8.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus L	-33.8	56.1					E	14.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus R	-31.6	50.9					E	26.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stevinus S	-30.7	51.2					E	7.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stevin, Simon; Belgian mathematician, physicist (1548-1620).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius A	-36.9	35.5					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius B	-37.3	33.5					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius C	-33.9	33.3					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius D	-33.4	35.7					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius E	-34.8	34.1					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius F	-35.7	32.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius G	-37.3	35.7					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius J	-36.1	35.6					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius K	-35.5	34.6					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius L	-35.0	33.5					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius M	-35.5	32.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius N	-36.3	32.9					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stiborius P	-33.2	34.0					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Stoberl, Andreas; German astronomer, mathematician (1465-1515).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler D	-43.8	4.3					E	54.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler E	-43.8	5.8					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler F	-42.7	4.9					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler G	-43.4	2.0					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler H	-40.3	1.7					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler J	-42.2	2.4					E	76.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler K	-39.4	4.2					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler L	-39.1	7.8					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler M	-41.0	8.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler N	-41.9	6.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler O	-43.3	1.3					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler P	-43.2	7.3					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler R	-42.2	1.8					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler S	-44.9	5.8					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler T	-39.7	8.2					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler U	-40.1	9.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler X	-40.5	5.5					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler Y	-39.9	5.5					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stöfler Z	-40.3	3.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German astronomer, mathematician (1452-1531).
Earth	Moon	Stoletov C	46.3	-153.6					E	36.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Grigorievich; Russian physicist (1839-1896).
Earth	Moon	Stoletov Y	46.5	-155.6					E	22.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Grigorievich; Russian physicist (1839-1896).
Earth	Moon	Störmer C	58.3	150.6					E	61.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fredrik Carl Mülertz; Norwegian mathematician and astronomer, aurora research (1874-1957).
Earth	Moon	Störmer H	54.8	150.2					E	32.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fredrik Carl Mülertz; Norwegian mathematician and astronomer, aurora research (1874-1957).
Earth	Moon	Störmer P	56.1	145.3					E	22.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fredrik Carl Mülertz; Norwegian mathematician and astronomer, aurora research (1874-1957).
Earth	Moon	Störmer T	56.8	141.7					E	27.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fredrik Carl Mülertz; Norwegian mathematician and astronomer, aurora research (1874-1957).
Earth	Moon	Störmer Y	60.3	144.8					E	26.0	Europe	Norway	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fredrik Carl Mülertz; Norwegian mathematician and astronomer, aurora research (1874-1957).
Earth	Moon	Strabo B	64.6	55.5					E	23.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (54 B.C.- A.D. 24).
Earth	Moon	Strabo C	67.1	59.3					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (54 B.C.- A.D. 24).
Earth	Moon	Strabo L	64.2	53.4					E	26.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (54 B.C.- A.D. 24).
Earth	Moon	Strabo N	64.8	57.8					E	25.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek geographer (54 B.C.- A.D. 24).
Earth	Moon	Stratton F	-5.5	166.9					E	22.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick John Marrion; British astronomer, astrophysicist (1881-1960).
Earth	Moon	Stratton K	-7.4	165.8					E	41.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick John Marrion; British astronomer, astrophysicist (1881-1960).
Earth	Moon	Stratton L	-7.2	165.1					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick John Marrion; British astronomer, astrophysicist (1881-1960).
Earth	Moon	Stratton Q	-6.3	163.8					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick John Marrion; British astronomer, astrophysicist (1881-1960).
Earth	Moon	Stratton R	-6.7	163.0					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick John Marrion; British astronomer, astrophysicist (1881-1960).
Earth	Moon	Stratton U	-5.3	162.5					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick John Marrion; British astronomer, astrophysicist (1881-1960).
Earth	Moon	Street A	-47.0	-9.0					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street B	-47.1	-12.1					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street C	-48.3	-15.4					E	15.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street D	-48.9	-12.6					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street E	-47.5	-11.8					E	12.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street F	-48.3	-16.6					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street G	-46.6	-15.0					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street H	-48.3	-12.2					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street J	-48.7	-13.7					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street K	-47.6	-13.1					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street L	-50.7	-13.5					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street M	-47.7	-14.6					E	49.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street N	-48.1	-10.4					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street P	-45.7	-11.9					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street R	-49.1	-14.5					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street S	-49.0	-14.7					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Street T	-49.2	-15.1					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British astronomer (1621-1689).
Earth	Moon	Strömgren A	-17.8	-131.7					E	51.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Elis; Danish astronomer (1870-1947).
Earth	Moon	Strömgren X	-17.4	-134.6					E	42.0	Europe	Denmark	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Elis; Danish astronomer (1870-1947).
Earth	Moon	Struve B	19.0	-77.0					E	14.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Struve C	22.9	-75.3					E	11.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Struve D	25.3	-73.6					E	10.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Struve F	22.5	-73.6					E	9.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Struve G	23.9	-73.9					E	14.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Struve H	25.2	-83.3					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Struve K	23.5	-73.0					E	6.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Struve L	20.7	-76.0					E	15.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Struve M	23.3	-75.2					E	15.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Otto Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1819-1905); Otto; American astronomer (1897-1963); Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von; German-born Russian astronomer (1793-1864).
Earth	Moon	Subbotin J	-32.0	138.1					E	16.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mikhail Fedorovich; Soviet astronomer (1893-1966).
Earth	Moon	Subbotin Q	-30.8	134.3					E	17.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mikhail Fedorovich; Soviet astronomer (1893-1966).
Earth	Moon	Subbotin R	-31.3	133.7					E	16.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mikhail Fedorovich; Soviet astronomer (1893-1966).
Earth	Moon	Suess B	5.7	-47.3					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; Austrian geologist (1831-1914).
Earth	Moon	Suess D	4.7	-46.5					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; Austrian geologist (1831-1914).
Earth	Moon	Suess F	1.1	-44.6					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; Austrian geologist (1831-1914).
Earth	Moon	Suess G	3.4	-48.4					E	4.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; Austrian geologist (1831-1914).
Earth	Moon	Suess H	4.0	-45.7					E	4.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; Austrian geologist (1831-1914).
Earth	Moon	Suess J	6.9	-48.5					E	3.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; Austrian geologist (1831-1914).
Earth	Moon	Suess K	6.5	-50.0					E	3.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; Austrian geologist (1831-1914).
Earth	Moon	Suess L	6.1	-50.5					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 57	LAC 57	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Eduard; Austrian geologist (1831-1914).
Earth	Moon	Sulpicius Gallus A	22.1	8.9					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LTO42D4	LTO-42D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaius; Roman astronomer (unkn-fl. c. B.C. 166).
Earth	Moon	Sulpicius Gallus B	18.0	13.0					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LTO42D4	LTO-42D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaius; Roman astronomer (unkn-fl. c. B.C. 166).
Earth	Moon	Sulpicius Gallus G	19.8	6.3					E	6.0	Europe	Roman	LTO42D4	LTO-42D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaius; Roman astronomer (unkn-fl. c. B.C. 166).
Earth	Moon	Sulpicius Gallus H	20.6	5.7					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO42D4	LTO-42D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaius; Roman astronomer (unkn-fl. c. B.C. 166).
Earth	Moon	Sulpicius Gallus M	20.4	8.7					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO42D4	LTO-42D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gaius; Roman astronomer (unkn-fl. c. B.C. 166).
Earth	Moon	Sumner G	37.2	110.2					E	18.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas Hubbard; American geographer, navigator (1807-1876).
Earth	Moon	Sundman J	8.9	-90.2					E	10.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Frithiof; Finnish astronomer (1873-1949).
Earth	Moon	Sundman V	11.9	-93.5					E	19.0	Europe	Finland	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Karl Frithiof; Finnish astronomer (1873-1949).
Earth	Moon	Swann A	52.9	113.3					E	15.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Francis Gray; Anglo-American physicist (1884-1962).
Earth	Moon	Swann C	52.8	114.4					E	19.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Francis Gray; Anglo-American physicist (1884-1962).
Earth	Moon	Sylvester N	82.4	-67.3					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Joseph; British mathematician (1814-1897).
Earth	Moon	Szilard H	32.5	108.4					E	50.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo; Hungarian-American physicist (1898-1964).
Earth	Moon	Szilard M	31.1	106.6					E	23.0	Europe	Hungary	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leo; Hungarian-American physicist (1898-1964).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer A	15.3	-28.3					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer B	15.4	-30.9					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer C	12.2	-26.0					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer D	12.2	-26.8					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer E	16.1	-26.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer F	12.9	-28.9					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer G	17.3	-27.1					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer H	11.7	-25.5					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer K	18.1	-27.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer L	13.2	-24.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer M	14.9	-25.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer N	13.5	-25.6					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer P	14.0	-29.5					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer R	11.6	-26.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer S	11.7	-28.3					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer W	17.5	-34.9					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	T. Mayer Z	14.2	-26.1					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 58	LAC 58	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Tobias; German astronomer (1723-1762).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus A	-17.4	20.5					E	11.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus B	-14.0	20.4					E	13.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus C	-13.6	19.8					E	9.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus D	-13.5	21.0					E	15.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus E	-13.9	20.1					E	9.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus F	-17.1	17.6					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus G	-17.4	18.2					E	6.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus H	-17.8	18.5					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus J	-14.9	19.7					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus K	-13.1	20.1					E	3.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus L	-14.4	20.9					E	6.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus M	-13.9	21.5					E	6.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus N	-16.9	19.4					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus O	-14.0	21.9					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus Q	-18.0	20.5					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus R	-16.7	19.7					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus S	-14.5	19.1					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacitus X	-15.8	18.2					E	4.0	Europe	Roman	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Cornelius; Roman historian (c. 55-120).
Earth	Moon	Tacquet B	15.8	20.0					E	14.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO42D3	LTO-42D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andre; Belgian mathematician (1612-1660).
Earth	Moon	Tacquet C	13.5	21.1					E	6.0	Europe	Belgium	LTO42D3	LTO-42D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andre; Belgian mathematician (1612-1660).
Earth	Moon	Tamm X	-2.7	145.5					E	13.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Igor Yevgenyevich; Soviet physicist, Nobel laureate (1895-1971).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus A	-57.5	18.2					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus B	-57.5	19.7					E	14.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus C	-55.3	22.7					E	16.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus D	-55.8	18.0					E	32.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus E	-56.1	19.6					E	26.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus F	-55.0	22.1					E	36.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus G	-55.1	16.2					E	22.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus H	-54.2	22.7					E	20.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus J	-57.2	24.6					E	12.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus K	-55.5	20.7					E	8.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus L	-57.5	22.3					E	7.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus M	-54.9	20.9					E	6.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus N	-55.9	24.1					E	10.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Tannerus P	-55.6	21.9					E	20.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tanner, Adam; Austrian mathematician (1572-1632).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius B	3.3	46.6					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius F	4.0	40.5					E	11.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius H	0.3	49.9					E	8.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius K	0.6	51.6					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius L	5.5	44.4					E	14.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius O	2.2	54.3					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius P	0.1	51.6					E	7.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius R	6.1	47.9					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius S	4.9	42.4					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius T	3.4	47.5					E	10.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius U	5.6	50.1					E	12.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius V	4.5	49.8					E	21.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius W	5.5	48.9					E	15.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius X	7.7	53.0					E	23.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taruntius Z	7.6	44.9					E	17.0	Europe	Roman	LTO	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Firmanus, Lucius; Roman philosopher (unkn-fl. 86 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Taylor A	-4.2	15.4					E	38.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Brook; British mathematician (1685-1731).
Earth	Moon	Taylor AB	-3.1	14.6					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Brook; British mathematician (1685-1731).
Earth	Moon	Taylor B	-4.3	14.3					E	29.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Brook; British mathematician (1685-1731).
Earth	Moon	Taylor C	-5.6	14.8					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Brook; British mathematician (1685-1731).
Earth	Moon	Taylor D	-5.3	15.7					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Brook; British mathematician (1685-1731).
Earth	Moon	Taylor E	-6.0	17.1					E	14.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Brook; British mathematician (1685-1731).
Earth	Moon	Teisserenc C	33.1	-134.7					E	47.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	de Bort, Leon-Philippe; French meteorologist (1855-1913).
Earth	Moon	Teisserenc P	30.1	-137.1					E	25.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	de Bort, Leon-Philippe; French meteorologist (1855-1913).
Earth	Moon	Teisserenc Q	31.1	-137.3					E	30.0	Europe	France	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	de Bort, Leon-Philippe; French meteorologist (1855-1913).
Earth	Moon	Ten Bruggencate C	-7.9	136.1					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1901-1961).
Earth	Moon	Ten Bruggencate D	-8.1	136.9					E	43.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1901-1961).
Earth	Moon	Ten Bruggencate H	-10.0	135.6					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1901-1961).
Earth	Moon	Ten Bruggencate Y	-6.7	134.0					E	57.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Paul; German astronomer (1901-1961).
Earth	Moon	Tereshkova U	28.7	142.8					E	23.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Valentina Vladimirovna; Soviet cosmonaut (1937-Live).
Earth	Moon	Tesla J	37.2	126.7					E	18.0	Europe	Yugoslavia	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikola; Croatian-American inventor (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Thales A	58.5	40.8					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Miletus; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (c. 636-546 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Thales E	57.2	43.2					E	29.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Miletus; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (c. 636-546 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Thales F	59.4	42.1					E	37.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Miletus; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (c. 636-546 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Thales G	61.6	45.3					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Miletus; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (c. 636-546 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Thales H	60.3	48.0					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Miletus; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (c. 636-546 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Thales W	58.5	39.8					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Miletus; Greek mathematician, astronomer, philosopher (c. 636-546 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Thebit A	-21.5	-4.9					E	20.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit B	-22.3	-6.2					E	4.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit C	-21.2	-4.1					E	6.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit D	-19.8	-8.3					E	5.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit E	-23.1	-4.6					E	7.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit F	-23.0	-5.3					E	4.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit J	-22.5	-5.5					E	10.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit K	-23.1	-3.7					E	5.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit L	-21.5	-5.4					E	12.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit P	-24.0	-5.7					E	78.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit Q	-20.1	-4.2					E	16.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit R	-20.2	-4.8					E	9.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit S	-24.8	-7.2					E	16.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit T	-20.7	-6.0					E	3.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Thebit U	-20.3	-5.8					E	4.0	Asia	Iraq	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Al-S?bi' al-Harrani Th?bit Ibn Qurra; Iraqi astronomer (836-901).
Earth	Moon	Theon Junior B	-2.1	13.3					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LM 78	LM 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Alexandria; Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 380).
Earth	Moon	Theon Junior C	-2.3	14.7					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LM 78	LM 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Alexandria; Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 380).
Earth	Moon	Theon Senior A	-0.2	15.4					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LM 78	LM 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Smyrna; Greek mathematician and astronomer (c. A.D. 130).
Earth	Moon	Theon Senior B	0.2	14.1					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LM 78	LM 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Smyrna; Greek mathematician and astronomer (c. A.D. 130).
Earth	Moon	Theon Senior C	-1.4	14.5					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LM 78	LM 78	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Smyrna; Greek mathematician and astronomer (c. A.D. 130).
Earth	Moon	Theophilus B	-10.5	25.2					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-A.D. 412).
Earth	Moon	Theophilus E	-6.8	24.0					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-A.D. 412).
Earth	Moon	Theophilus F	-8.0	26.0					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-A.D. 412).
Earth	Moon	Theophilus G	-7.2	25.7					E	19.0	Europe	Greek	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-A.D. 412).
Earth	Moon	Theophilus K	-12.5	26.3					E	6.0	Europe	Greek	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-A.D. 412).
Earth	Moon	Theophilus W	-7.8	28.6					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO78C1	LTO-78C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-A.D. 412).
Earth	Moon	Thiel T	40.4	-136.6					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Walter; German rocket builder (1910-1943).
Earth	Moon	Thiessen Q	73.9	-174.6					E	39.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Heinrich; German astronomer (1914-1961).
Earth	Moon	Thiessen W	76.3	-173.2					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Heinrich; German astronomer (1914-1961).
Earth	Moon	Thomson J	-35.9	169.6					E	44.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph John; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1856-1940).
Earth	Moon	Thomson M	-35.7	166.0					E	119.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph John; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1856-1940).
Earth	Moon	Thomson V	-30.7	162.2					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph John; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1856-1940).
Earth	Moon	Thomson W	-30.2	163.3					E	17.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Sir Joseph John; British physicist; Nobel laureate (1856-1940).
Earth	Moon	Tikhomirov J	20.9	165.7					E	29.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Soviet chemical engineer (1860-1930).
Earth	Moon	Tikhomirov K	21.3	163.9					E	23.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Soviet chemical engineer (1860-1930).
Earth	Moon	Tikhomirov N	21.1	161.4					E	18.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Soviet chemical engineer (1860-1930).
Earth	Moon	Tikhomirov R	24.1	160.3					E	21.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Soviet chemical engineer (1860-1930).
Earth	Moon	Tikhomirov T	25.4	158.8					E	26.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Soviet chemical engineer (1860-1930).
Earth	Moon	Tikhomirov X	27.3	160.6					E	24.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Soviet chemical engineer (1860-1930).
Earth	Moon	Tikhomirov Y	28.3	160.3					E	20.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolaj Ivanovich; Soviet chemical engineer (1860-1930).
Earth	Moon	Tiling C	-50.4	-129.7					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinhold; German rocketry scientist (1890-1933).
Earth	Moon	Tiling D	-52.0	-131.2					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinhold; German rocketry scientist (1890-1933).
Earth	Moon	Tiling F	-52.3	-129.0					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinhold; German rocketry scientist (1890-1933).
Earth	Moon	Tiling G	-53.0	-128.6					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Reinhold; German rocketry scientist (1890-1933).
Earth	Moon	Timiryazev B	-2.3	-145.7					E	23.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kliment Arkadievich; Russian botanist, physiologist (1843-1920).
Earth	Moon	Timiryazev L	-8.2	-146.4					E	18.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kliment Arkadievich; Russian botanist, physiologist (1843-1920).
Earth	Moon	Timiryazev P	-7.9	-148.0					E	21.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kliment Arkadievich; Russian botanist, physiologist (1843-1920).
Earth	Moon	Timiryazev S	-6.0	-149.4					E	53.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kliment Arkadievich; Russian botanist, physiologist (1843-1920).
Earth	Moon	Timiryazev W	-3.0	-150.0					E	32.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Kliment Arkadievich; Russian botanist, physiologist (1843-1920).
Earth	Moon	Timocharis B	27.9	-12.1					E	5.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40B3	LTO-40B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. c. 280 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Timocharis C	24.8	-14.2					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40B3	LTO-40B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. c. 280 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Timocharis D	23.8	-15.1					E	3.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40B3	LTO-40B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. c. 280 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Timocharis E	24.6	-17.1					E	4.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40B3	LTO-40B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. c. 280 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Timocharis H	23.6	-16.6					E	2.0	Europe	Greek	LTO40B3	LTO-40B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. c. 280 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Tiselius E	7.3	177.7					E	17.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arne Wilhelm Kaurin; Swedish biochemist; Nobel laureate (1902-1971).
Earth	Moon	Tiselius L	4.6	177.4					E	12.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arne Wilhelm Kaurin; Swedish biochemist; Nobel laureate (1902-1971).
Earth	Moon	Tisserand A	20.4	49.4					E	24.0	Europe	France	LTO43C2	LTO-43C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois Felix; French astronomer (1845-1896).
Earth	Moon	Tisserand B	20.7	51.3					E	8.0	Europe	France	LTO43C2	LTO-43C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois Felix; French astronomer (1845-1896).
Earth	Moon	Tisserand D	21.7	49.4					E	7.0	Europe	France	LTO43C2	LTO-43C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois Felix; French astronomer (1845-1896).
Earth	Moon	Tisserand K	19.8	50.4					E	11.0	Europe	France	LTO43C2	LTO-43C2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois Felix; French astronomer (1845-1896).
Earth	Moon	Titius J	-27.6	101.6					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100C1	LTO-100C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Daniel; German astronomer (1729-1796).
Earth	Moon	Titius N	-28.1	100.0					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100C1	LTO-100C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Daniel; German astronomer (1729-1796).
Earth	Moon	Titius Q	-28.0	98.6					E	46.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100C1	LTO-100C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Daniel; German astronomer (1729-1796).
Earth	Moon	Titius R	-27.1	99.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LTO100C1	LTO-100C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Daniel; German astronomer (1729-1796).
Earth	Moon	Titov E	29.1	153.9					E	22.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Gherman Stepanovich; Soviet cosmonaut (1935-2000).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli A	-4.5	29.8					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli B	-2.6	29.1					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli C	-2.7	26.0					E	11.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli F	-4.2	29.4					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli G	-1.4	27.0					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli H	-3.3	25.3					E	7.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli J	-3.6	25.1					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli K	-4.0	25.2					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli L	-3.5	24.3					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli M	-3.6	31.2					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli N	-6.1	29.2					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli P	-6.5	29.9					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli R	-5.2	28.1					E	87.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Torricelli T	-4.2	27.5					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LTO78B3	LTO-78B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Evangelista; Italian physicist (1608-1647).
Earth	Moon	Tralles A	27.5	47.0					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German physicist (1763-1822).
Earth	Moon	Tralles B	27.3	50.6					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German physicist (1763-1822).
Earth	Moon	Tralles C	27.8	49.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 44	LAC 44	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Georg; German physicist (1763-1822).
Earth	Moon	Triesnecker D	3.5	6.0					E	6.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis a Paula; Austrian astronomer (1745-1817).
Earth	Moon	Triesnecker E	5.6	2.5					E	5.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis a Paula; Austrian astronomer (1745-1817).
Earth	Moon	Triesnecker F	4.1	4.8					E	4.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis a Paula; Austrian astronomer (1745-1817).
Earth	Moon	Triesnecker G	3.7	5.2					E	3.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis a Paula; Austrian astronomer (1745-1817).
Earth	Moon	Triesnecker H	3.3	2.8					E	3.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis a Paula; Austrian astronomer (1745-1817).
Earth	Moon	Triesnecker J	3.3	2.5					E	3.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francis a Paula; Austrian astronomer (1745-1817).
Earth	Moon	Trouvelot G	47.5	0.4					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Étienne Léopold; French astronomer (1827-1895).
Earth	Moon	Trouvelot H	49.8	4.5					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 12	LAC 12	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Étienne Léopold; French astronomer (1827-1895).
Earth	Moon	Trumpler V	29.8	164.0					E	36.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Julius; American astronomer (1866-1956).
Earth	Moon	Tsander (Zander) B	9.6	-147.0					E	55.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Arturovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1887-1933).
Earth	Moon	Tsander (Zander) R	3.4	-152.2					E	36.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Arturovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1887-1933).
Earth	Moon	Tsander (Zander) S	5.7	-149.4					E	20.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Arturovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1887-1933).
Earth	Moon	Tsander (Zander) V	7.9	-153.5					E	37.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich Arturovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1887-1933).
Earth	Moon	Tsinger (Zinger) W	58.1	173.8					E	53.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolai Iakovlevich; Russian astronomer (1842-1918).
Earth	Moon	Tsinger (Zinger) Y	58.1	175.1					E	31.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolai Iakovlevich; Russian astronomer (1842-1918).
Earth	Moon	Tsiolkovskiy W	-16.0	126.9					E	13.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101B2	LTO-101B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Konstantin E.; Soviet physicist (1857-1935).
Earth	Moon	Tsiolkovskiy X	-14.7	126.5					E	12.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101B2	LTO-101B2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Konstantin E.; Soviet physicist (1857-1935).
Earth	Moon	Tsu Chung-Chi W	18.5	143.3					E	24.0	Asia	China	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Chinese mathematician (430-501).
Earth	Moon	Turner A	-1.1	-14.7					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Turner B	-0.9	-10.6					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Turner C	-2.4	-12.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Turner F	-1.6	-14.1					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Turner H	-2.8	-13.0					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Turner K	-3.8	-13.4					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Turner L	-3.4	-12.5					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Turner M	-4.2	-11.8					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Turner N	-2.9	-12.0					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Turner Q	-1.0	-12.4					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 76	LAC 76	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herbert Hall; British astronomer (1861-1930).
Earth	Moon	Tycho A	-39.9	-12.0					E	31.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho B	-43.9	-13.9					E	13.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho C	-44.3	-13.7					E	7.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho D	-45.6	-14.0					E	27.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho E	-42.2	-13.5					E	14.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho F	-40.9	-13.1					E	16.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho H	-45.2	-15.8					E	8.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho J	-42.5	-15.3					E	11.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho K	-45.1	-14.3					E	6.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho P	-45.3	-13.0					E	8.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho Q	-42.5	-15.9					E	21.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho R	-41.8	-13.6					E	5.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho S	-43.4	-16.1					E	3.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho T	-41.2	-12.5					E	14.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho U	-41.0	-13.8					E	19.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho V	-41.7	-15.3					E	4.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho W	-43.2	-15.3					E	19.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho X	-43.8	-15.2					E	13.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho Y	-44.1	-15.8					E	19.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tycho Z	-43.1	-16.2					E	24.0	Europe	Denmark	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Tycho Brahe; Danish astronomer (1546-1601).
Earth	Moon	Tyndall S	-35.1	115.7					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John; British physicist (1820-1893).
Earth	Moon	Ukert A	8.7	1.3					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert B	8.3	1.3					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert E	9.0	0.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert J	11.1	-0.6					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert K	6.5	3.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert M	7.9	2.3					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert N	7.6	2.0					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert P	7.8	2.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert R	8.2	0.7					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert V	8.7	3.2					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert W	9.5	2.3					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert X	9.2	1.9					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ukert Y	10.1	0.2					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 59	LAC 59	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich August; German historian, humanitarian (1780-1851).
Earth	Moon	Ulugh Beigh A	34.1	-79.3					E	41.0	Asia	Mongolia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ulugh-Beg; Mongolian astronomer, mathematician (1394-1449).
Earth	Moon	Ulugh Beigh B	32.8	-79.3					E	8.0	Asia	Mongolia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ulugh-Beg; Mongolian astronomer, mathematician (1394-1449).
Earth	Moon	Ulugh Beigh C	31.4	-79.1					E	31.0	Asia	Mongolia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ulugh-Beg; Mongolian astronomer, mathematician (1394-1449).
Earth	Moon	Ulugh Beigh D	31.6	-82.4					E	21.0	Asia	Mongolia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ulugh-Beg; Mongolian astronomer, mathematician (1394-1449).
Earth	Moon	Ulugh Beigh M	35.7	-83.4					E	7.0	Asia	Mongolia	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ulugh-Beg; Mongolian astronomer, mathematician (1394-1449).
Earth	Moon	Valier J	6.3	174.9					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max; German rocketry engineer (1895-1930).
Earth	Moon	Valier P	4.8	173.3					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Max; German rocketry engineer (1895-1930).
Earth	Moon	Van de Graaff C	-26.6	172.8					E	20.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Jemison; American physicist (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Van de Graaff F	-26.8	174.6					E	20.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Jemison; American physicist (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Van de Graaff J	-28.5	174.1					E	25.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Jemison; American physicist (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Van de Graaff M	-30.6	171.5					E	19.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Jemison; American physicist (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Van de Graaff Q	-27.6	171.3					E	15.0	North America	American	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Jemison; American physicist (1901-1967).
Earth	Moon	Van den Bergh F	31.0	-155.0					E	29.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; Dutch astronomer (1890-1966).
Earth	Moon	Van den Bergh M	30.7	-159.2					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; Dutch astronomer (1890-1966).
Earth	Moon	Van den Bergh P	29.5	-160.1					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; Dutch astronomer (1890-1966).
Earth	Moon	Van den Bergh Y	33.1	-159.7					E	43.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	George; Dutch astronomer (1890-1966).
Earth	Moon	Van der Waals B	-41.0	121.0					E	17.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Diderik; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1837-1923).
Earth	Moon	Van der Waals C	-40.5	123.6					E	24.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Diderik; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1837-1923).
Earth	Moon	Van der Waals H	-44.3	121.7					E	31.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Diderik; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1837-1923).
Earth	Moon	Van der Waals K	-45.8	122.0					E	55.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Diderik; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1837-1923).
Earth	Moon	Van der Waals W	-41.3	117.1					E	46.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes Diderik; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1837-1923).
Earth	Moon	Van Gent D	16.3	161.7					E	35.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik; Dutch astronomer (1900-1947).
Earth	Moon	Van Gent N	13.5	160.0					E	32.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik; Dutch astronomer (1900-1947).
Earth	Moon	Van Gent P	12.6	159.4					E	47.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik; Dutch astronomer (1900-1947).
Earth	Moon	Van Gent T	15.5	157.2					E	16.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik; Dutch astronomer (1900-1947).
Earth	Moon	Van Gent U	17.0	157.1					E	20.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik; Dutch astronomer (1900-1947).
Earth	Moon	Van Gent X	16.4	159.7					E	38.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hendrik; Dutch astronomer (1900-1947).
Earth	Moon	Van Maanen K	33.2	129.1					E	23.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan; Dutch-American astronomer (1884-1946).
Earth	Moon	van Rhijn T	52.2	140.0					E	35.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pieter Johannes; Dutch astronomer (1886-1960).
Earth	Moon	van't Hoff F	61.5	-126.2					E	41.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Hendricus; Dutch chemist; Nobel laureate (1852-1911).
Earth	Moon	van't Hoff M	56.8	-132.1					E	36.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Hendricus; Dutch chemist; Nobel laureate (1852-1911).
Earth	Moon	van't Hoff N	57.9	-132.3					E	46.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jacobus Hendricus; Dutch chemist; Nobel laureate (1852-1911).
Earth	Moon	Vasco da Gama A	12.7	-80.0					E	23.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Portuguese navigator, explorer (c. 1460-1524).
Earth	Moon	Vasco da Gama B	15.7	-83.0					E	27.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Portuguese navigator, explorer (c. 1460-1524).
Earth	Moon	Vasco da Gama C	11.4	-84.9					E	44.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Portuguese navigator, explorer (c. 1460-1524).
Earth	Moon	Vasco da Gama F	14.0	-80.6					E	53.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Portuguese navigator, explorer (c. 1460-1524).
Earth	Moon	Vasco da Gama P	12.0	-80.4					E	91.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Portuguese navigator, explorer (c. 1460-1524).
Earth	Moon	Vasco da Gama R	10.0	-83.4					E	59.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Portuguese navigator, explorer (c. 1460-1524).
Earth	Moon	Vasco da Gama S	12.6	-82.8					E	28.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Portuguese navigator, explorer (c. 1460-1524).
Earth	Moon	Vasco da Gama T	11.8	-83.3					E	20.0	Europe	Portugal	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Portuguese navigator, explorer (c. 1460-1524).
Earth	Moon	Vavilov D	-0.1	-137.1					E	102.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolai Ivanovich; Soviet botanist (1887-1943); Sergei Ivanovich; Soviet physicist (optics) (1891-1951).
Earth	Moon	Vavilov K	-5.2	-135.5					E	30.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolai Ivanovich; Soviet botanist (1887-1943); Sergei Ivanovich; Soviet physicist (optics) (1891-1951).
Earth	Moon	Vavilov P	-3.4	-139.6					E	23.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolai Ivanovich; Soviet botanist (1887-1943); Sergei Ivanovich; Soviet physicist (optics) (1891-1951).
Earth	Moon	Vega A	-47.2	65.3					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Freiherr von; Slovenian-born German mathematician (1754-1802).
Earth	Moon	Vega B	-46.2	63.5					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Freiherr von; Slovenian-born German mathematician (1754-1802).
Earth	Moon	Vega C	-45.2	64.8					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Freiherr von; Slovenian-born German mathematician (1754-1802).
Earth	Moon	Vega D	-44.7	64.3					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Freiherr von; Slovenian-born German mathematician (1754-1802).
Earth	Moon	Vega G	-44.4	62.4					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Freiherr von; Slovenian-born German mathematician (1754-1802).
Earth	Moon	Vega H	-44.5	60.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Freiherr von; Slovenian-born German mathematician (1754-1802).
Earth	Moon	Vega J	-45.6	59.9					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg Freiherr von; Slovenian-born German mathematician (1754-1802).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus D	-19.0	58.2					E	10.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus E	-17.9	61.0					E	21.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus F	-18.5	65.0					E	32.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus H	-15.3	61.4					E	7.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus K	-13.8	62.5					E	9.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus L	-17.6	61.7					E	17.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus N	-16.8	65.9					E	18.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus P	-17.6	66.3					E	16.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus S	-15.4	57.9					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus T	-13.5	62.8					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus U	-16.0	58.7					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus V	-15.5	55.8					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus W	-14.6	58.7					E	5.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus Y	-17.5	62.2					E	10.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vendelinus Z	-17.2	62.3					E	7.0	Europe	Belgium	LAC 80	LAC 80	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wendelin, Godefroid; Belgian astronomer (1580-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vening Meinesz C	1.2	163.8					E	46.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felix Andries; Dutch geophysicist, geodesist (1887-1966).
Earth	Moon	Vening Meinesz Q	-2.6	161.0					E	17.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felix Andries; Dutch geophysicist, geodesist (1887-1966).
Earth	Moon	Vening Meinesz T	-0.4	159.3					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felix Andries; Dutch geophysicist, geodesist (1887-1966).
Earth	Moon	Vening Meinesz W	1.5	161.0					E	39.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felix Andries; Dutch geophysicist, geodesist (1887-1966).
Earth	Moon	Vening Meinesz Z	0.8	162.5					E	25.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Felix Andries; Dutch geophysicist, geodesist (1887-1966).
Earth	Moon	Ventris A	-4.4	158.2					E	26.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael George Francis; British decipherer of Linear B Cretan script (1922-1956).
Earth	Moon	Ventris B	-2.4	158.2					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael George Francis; British decipherer of Linear B Cretan script (1922-1956).
Earth	Moon	Ventris C	-3.2	158.9					E	48.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael George Francis; British decipherer of Linear B Cretan script (1922-1956).
Earth	Moon	Ventris D	-3.4	160.3					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael George Francis; British decipherer of Linear B Cretan script (1922-1956).
Earth	Moon	Ventris M	-6.0	157.9					E	18.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael George Francis; British decipherer of Linear B Cretan script (1922-1956).
Earth	Moon	Ventris N	-7.1	157.6					E	63.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael George Francis; British decipherer of Linear B Cretan script (1922-1956).
Earth	Moon	Ventris R	-6.3	155.1					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Michael George Francis; British decipherer of Linear B Cretan script (1922-1956).
Earth	Moon	[Vernadskiy B]	25.2	131.7					E	71.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Ivanovich; Soviet mineralogist (1863-1945).  <em>Note: Renamed Florensky</em>
Earth	Moon	Vernadskiy U	23.7	126.5					E	37.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Ivanovich; Soviet mineralogist (1863-1945). 
Earth	Moon	Vernadskiy X	25.9	129.0					E	64.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Ivanovich; Soviet mineralogist (1863-1945). 
Earth	Moon	Vertregt J	-21.5	174.3					E	17.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marinus; Dutch chemist (1897-1973).
Earth	Moon	Vertregt K	-20.1	172.0					E	27.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marinus; Dutch chemist (1897-1973).
Earth	Moon	Vertregt L	-21.1	171.5					E	38.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marinus; Dutch chemist (1897-1973).
Earth	Moon	Vertregt P	-23.6	170.0					E	24.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marinus; Dutch chemist (1897-1973).
Earth	Moon	Vertregt R	-21.8	167.1					E	25.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LM 104	LM 104	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Marinus; Dutch chemist (1897-1973).
Earth	Moon	Vesalius C	-0.8	116.7					E	22.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andreas; Belgian doctor (1514-1564).
Earth	Moon	Vesalius D	-2.2	116.9					E	50.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andreas; Belgian doctor (1514-1564).
Earth	Moon	Vesalius G	-3.7	117.3					E	14.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andreas; Belgian doctor (1514-1564).
Earth	Moon	Vesalius H	-3.9	119.0					E	36.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andreas; Belgian doctor (1514-1564).
Earth	Moon	Vesalius J	-4.8	119.1					E	25.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andreas; Belgian doctor (1514-1564).
Earth	Moon	Vesalius M	-5.7	114.5					E	31.0	Europe	Belgium	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Andreas; Belgian doctor (1514-1564).
Earth	Moon	Vestine A	36.2	94.8					E	17.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest Harry; American geophysicist (1906-1968).
Earth	Moon	Vestine T	33.9	91.1					E	49.0	North America	American	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ernest Harry; American geophysicist (1906-1968).
Earth	Moon	Vetchinkin F	10.0	134.0					E	30.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Petrovich; Soviet physicist, engineer (1888-1950).
Earth	Moon	Vetchinkin K	9.6	132.3					E	22.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Petrovich; Soviet physicist, engineer (1888-1950).
Earth	Moon	Vetchinkin P	7.7	130.3					E	17.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Petrovich; Soviet physicist, engineer (1888-1950).
Earth	Moon	Vetchinkin Q	9.6	130.7					E	23.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladimir Petrovich; Soviet physicist, engineer (1888-1950).
Earth	Moon	Vieta A	-30.3	-59.3					E	34.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta B	-30.5	-60.2					E	40.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta C	-28.7	-58.4					E	12.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta D	-27.8	-54.2					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta E	-27.0	-58.1					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta F	-26.8	-57.7					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta G	-29.4	-57.0					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta H	-29.1	-56.2					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta J	-28.9	-55.9					E	6.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta K	-28.0	-55.0					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta L	-29.5	-60.2					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta M	-29.8	-60.6					E	5.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta P	-27.5	-57.9					E	8.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta R	-26.6	-57.5					E	3.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta T	-32.4	-57.8					E	28.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vieta Y	-30.5	-55.8					E	11.0	Europe	France	LAC 92	LAC 92	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Francois; French mathematician (1540-1603).
Earth	Moon	Vil'ev B	-4.5	144.7					E	13.0	Europe	Russia	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mikhail; Russian chemist (1893-1919).
Earth	Moon	Vil'ev J	-6.6	145.3					E	17.0	Europe	Russia	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mikhail; Russian chemist (1893-1919).
Earth	Moon	Vil'ev V	-5.3	142.9					E	44.0	Europe	Russia	LTO84B3	LTO-84B3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Mikhail; Russian chemist (1893-1919).
Earth	Moon	Virtanen B	17.8	177.8					E	24.0	Europe	Finland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Artturi Ilmari; Finnish agricultural biochemist; Nobel laureate (1895-1973).
Earth	Moon	Virtanen C	17.3	178.2					E	20.0	Europe	Finland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Artturi Ilmari; Finnish agricultural biochemist; Nobel laureate (1895-1973).
Earth	Moon	Virtanen J	14.0	177.9					E	21.0	Europe	Finland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Artturi Ilmari; Finnish agricultural biochemist; Nobel laureate (1895-1973).
Earth	Moon	Virtanen Z	16.5	176.6					E	31.0	Europe	Finland	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Artturi Ilmari; Finnish agricultural biochemist; Nobel laureate (1895-1973).
Earth	Moon	Vitello A	-34.1	-41.9					E	21.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello B	-31.1	-35.4					E	11.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello C	-32.4	-42.5					E	14.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello D	-33.2	-41.0					E	18.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello E	-29.2	-35.8					E	7.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello G	-32.3	-37.6					E	10.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello H	-32.8	-43.0					E	12.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello K	-31.9	-37.6					E	13.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello L	-31.6	-35.3					E	7.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello M	-32.4	-36.0					E	7.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello N	-32.1	-36.1					E	5.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello P	-31.2	-38.4					E	9.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello R	-33.0	-37.0					E	3.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello S	-30.8	-35.2					E	6.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello T	-33.8	-39.6					E	9.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitello X	-32.2	-40.6					E	8.0	Europe	Poland	LAC 93	LAC 93	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Witelo, Erazmus Ciokek; Polish physicist, mathematician (1210-1285).
Earth	Moon	Vitruvius B	16.4	33.0					E	18.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43D4	LTO-43D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus; Roman engineer, architect (unkn-fl. c. 25 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Vitruvius G	13.9	34.6					E	6.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43D4	LTO-43D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus; Roman engineer, architect (unkn-fl. c. 25 B.C.). <em>Note: Formerly El Greco</em>
Earth	Moon	Vitruvius H	16.4	33.9					E	22.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43D4	LTO-43D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus; Roman engineer, architect (unkn-fl. c. 25 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Vitruvius L	19.0	30.7					E	6.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43D4	LTO-43D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus; Roman engineer, architect (unkn-fl. c. 25 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Vitruvius M	16.1	31.5					E	5.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43D4	LTO-43D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus; Roman engineer, architect (unkn-fl. c. 25 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Vitruvius T	17.1	33.2					E	15.0	Europe	Roman	LTO43D4	LTO-43D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus; Roman engineer, architect (unkn-fl. c. 25 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Viviani N	3.5	116.5					E	16.0	Europe	Italy	LTO65D2	LTO-65D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincenzo; Italian physicist, mathematician (1622-1703).
Earth	Moon	Viviani P	4.1	116.5					E	15.0	Europe	Italy	LTO65D2	LTO-65D2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vincenzo; Italian physicist, mathematician (1622-1703).
Earth	Moon	Vlacq A	-51.2	38.9					E	17.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan; Dutch mathematician (c. 1600-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vlacq B	-51.0	39.7					E	18.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan; Dutch mathematician (c. 1600-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vlacq C	-50.3	39.4					E	19.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan; Dutch mathematician (c. 1600-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vlacq D	-48.7	36.2					E	34.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan; Dutch mathematician (c. 1600-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vlacq E	-52.0	36.2					E	11.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan; Dutch mathematician (c. 1600-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vlacq G	-54.9	38.1					E	27.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan; Dutch mathematician (c. 1600-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vlacq H	-47.9	34.9					E	11.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan; Dutch mathematician (c. 1600-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vlacq K	-51.2	36.6					E	12.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LAC 127	LAC 127	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Adriaan; Dutch mathematician (c. 1600-1667).
Earth	Moon	Vogel A	-14.1	5.6					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Carl; German astronomer (1841-1907).
Earth	Moon	Vogel B	-14.4	5.7					E	22.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Carl; German astronomer (1841-1907).
Earth	Moon	Vogel C	-14.1	5.3					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 77	LAC 77	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hermann Carl; German astronomer (1841-1907).
Earth	Moon	Volkov F	-13.5	134.0					E	10.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO84D4	LTO-84D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladislav Nikolayevich; Soviet engineer, cosmonaut (1935-1971).
Earth	Moon	Volkov J	-14.4	132.4					E	32.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO84D4	LTO-84D4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vladislav Nikolayevich; Soviet engineer, cosmonaut (1935-1971). <em>Note: Formerly Heine</em>
Earth	Moon	Volta B	54.6	-83.5					E	9.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Count Allessandro Guiseppe Antonio Anastasio; Italian physicist (1745-1827).
Earth	Moon	Volta D	52.5	-83.3					E	20.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Count Allessandro Guiseppe Antonio Anastasio; Italian physicist (1745-1827).
Earth	Moon	Volterra R	56.2	129.6					E	31.0	Europe	Italy	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vito; Italian mathematician, physicist (1860-1940).
Earth	Moon	von Békésy F	52.9	137.3					E	18.0	Europe	Hungary	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Hungarian otological physicist; Nobel laureate (1899-1972).
Earth	Moon	von Békésy T	52.2	121.9					E	29.0	Europe	Hungary	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georg; Hungarian otological physicist; Nobel laureate (1899-1972).
Earth	Moon	Von der Pahlen E	-24.5	-128.8					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emanuel; German astronomer (1882-1952).
Earth	Moon	Von der Pahlen H	-27.1	-127.5					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emanuel; German astronomer (1882-1952).
Earth	Moon	Von der Pahlen V	-23.8	-135.6					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emanuel; German astronomer (1882-1952).
Earth	Moon	Von Kármán L	-47.7	177.9					E	29.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodore; Hungarian-American aeronautical scientist (1881-1963).
Earth	Moon	Von Kármán M	-47.2	176.2					E	225.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodore; Hungarian-American aeronautical scientist (1881-1963).
Earth	Moon	Von Kármán R	-45.8	170.8					E	28.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Theodore; Hungarian-American aeronautical scientist (1881-1963).
Earth	Moon	Von Zeipel J	40.8	-139.3					E	39.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edvard Hugo; Swedish astronomer (1873-1959).
Earth	Moon	Voskresenskiy K	28.8	-84.1					E	34.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid A.; Soviet rocketry scientist (1913-1965).
Earth	Moon	W. Bond B	64.9	7.6					E	15.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Cranch; American astronomer (1789-1859).
Earth	Moon	W. Bond C	65.6	8.2					E	7.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Cranch; American astronomer (1789-1859).
Earth	Moon	W. Bond D	63.5	3.2					E	7.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Cranch; American astronomer (1789-1859).
Earth	Moon	W. Bond E	63.8	9.1					E	25.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Cranch; American astronomer (1789-1859).
Earth	Moon	W. Bond F	64.5	9.6					E	9.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Cranch; American astronomer (1789-1859).
Earth	Moon	W. Bond G	63.0	7.0					E	4.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Cranch; American astronomer (1789-1859).
Earth	Moon	Walker A	-24.9	-162.0					E	20.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Albert; American test pilot (1921-1966).
Earth	Moon	Walker G	-26.9	-158.8					E	20.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Albert; American test pilot (1921-1966).
Earth	Moon	Walker N	-29.0	-162.6					E	17.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Albert; American test pilot (1921-1966).
Earth	Moon	Walker R	-26.5	-163.8					E	17.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Albert; American test pilot (1921-1966).
Earth	Moon	Walker W	-24.6	-164.3					E	44.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Albert; American test pilot (1921-1966).
Earth	Moon	Walker Z	-22.4	-161.9					E	16.0	North America	American	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph Albert; American test pilot (1921-1966).
Earth	Moon	Wallace A	19.2	-5.6					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41D1	LTO-41D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Russel; British natural historian (1823-1913).
Earth	Moon	Wallace C	17.6	-6.4					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41D1	LTO-41D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Russel; British natural historian (1823-1913).
Earth	Moon	Wallace D	17.9	-5.7					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41D1	LTO-41D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Russel; British natural historian (1823-1913).
Earth	Moon	Wallace H	21.3	-9.1					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41D1	LTO-41D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Russel; British natural historian (1823-1913).
Earth	Moon	Wallace K	19.3	-6.8					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41D1	LTO-41D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Russel; British natural historian (1823-1913).
Earth	Moon	Wallace T	21.9	-5.1					E	2.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO41D1	LTO-41D1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Russel; British natural historian (1823-1913).
Earth	Moon	Walther A	-32.4	0.7					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther B	-30.5	-1.4					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther C	-31.2	-0.8					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther D	-32.0	2.8					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther E	-33.3	-1.2					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther F	-33.1	2.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther G	-32.5	-3.9					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther J	-34.4	-1.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther K	-34.1	-1.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther L	-31.9	-0.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther M	-34.0	-0.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther N	-33.7	-0.2					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther O	-35.6	-0.1					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther P	-35.4	0.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther Q	-33.5	0.3					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther R	-35.8	0.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther S	-36.4	0.6					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther T	-33.4	1.8					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther U	-33.4	2.7					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther W	-32.8	-2.5					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Walther X	-32.1	-1.9					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 112	LAC 112	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Bernard; German astronomer (1430-1504). (Spelling changed from Walter.)
Earth	Moon	Wan-Hoo (Van-Gu) T	-10.0	-140.4					E	21.0	Asia	China	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Legendary Chinese inventor.
Earth	Moon	Wargentin A	-47.1	-59.1					E	21.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin B	-51.4	-67.6					E	18.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin C	-47.4	-61.2					E	12.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin D	-51.0	-65.1					E	16.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin E	-50.9	-66.9					E	16.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin F	-51.5	-66.1					E	20.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin H	-47.4	-60.1					E	9.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin K	-48.3	-57.8					E	7.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin L	-48.1	-58.2					E	11.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin M	-48.1	-58.9					E	7.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Wargentin P	-48.7	-56.6					E	9.0	Europe	Sweden	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pehr Wilhelm; Swedish astronomer (1717-1783).
Earth	Moon	Watson G	-63.3	-120.3					E	34.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Craig; American astronomer (1838-1880).
Earth	Moon	Watt A	-50.3	46.4					E	10.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt B	-50.1	48.0					E	6.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt C	-50.0	51.5					E	24.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt D	-50.3	55.2					E	32.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt E	-49.7	55.3					E	10.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt F	-50.5	54.3					E	16.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt G	-50.9	58.7					E	13.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt H	-51.2	57.2					E	16.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt J	-51.6	58.3					E	18.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt K	-51.4	55.9					E	8.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt L	-52.6	57.6					E	32.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt M	-53.1	59.9					E	42.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt N	-53.6	58.7					E	11.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt R	-51.0	47.5					E	12.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt S	-52.2	47.8					E	6.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt T	-51.6	51.0					E	4.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt U	-52.0	51.7					E	5.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Watt W	-51.1	51.9					E	7.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James; Scottish inventor (1736-1819).
Earth	Moon	Webb B	-0.8	58.4					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb C	0.3	63.8					E	34.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb D	-2.3	57.6					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb E	1.0	61.1					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb F	1.5	61.0					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb G	1.7	61.2					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb H	-2.1	59.5					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb J	-0.6	64.0					E	24.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb K	-0.7	62.9					E	21.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb L	0.1	62.7					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb M	-0.2	63.8					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb N	-0.3	63.6					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb P	2.3	57.8					E	36.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb Q	-1.0	61.2					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb U	1.8	56.3					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb W	3.0	58.2					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Webb X	3.2	58.3					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO80A2	LTO-80A2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas William; British astronomer (1806-1885).
Earth	Moon	Weber N	49.2	-123.6					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm Eduard; German physicist (1804-1891).
Earth	Moon	Wegener K	43.3	-111.9					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Lothar; German geophysicist, meteorologist (1880-1930).
Earth	Moon	Wegener W	47.5	-116.1					E	53.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alfred Lothar; German geophysicist, meteorologist (1880-1930).
Earth	Moon	Weigel A	-58.6	-37.8					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erhard; German mathematician (1625-1699).
Earth	Moon	Weigel B	-58.8	-41.1					E	37.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erhard; German mathematician (1625-1699).
Earth	Moon	Weigel C	-59.5	-41.9					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erhard; German mathematician (1625-1699).
Earth	Moon	Weigel D	-58.0	-41.6					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erhard; German mathematician (1625-1699).
Earth	Moon	Weigel E	-56.9	-42.3					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erhard; German mathematician (1625-1699).
Earth	Moon	Weigel F	-57.5	-40.9					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erhard; German mathematician (1625-1699).
Earth	Moon	Weigel G	-57.7	-35.3					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erhard; German mathematician (1625-1699).
Earth	Moon	Weigel H	-58.2	-40.6					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Erhard; German mathematician (1625-1699).
Earth	Moon	Weinek A	-26.9	35.5					E	10.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weinek B	-26.9	38.2					E	11.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weinek D	-26.0	36.6					E	9.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weinek E	-25.3	37.5					E	9.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weinek F	-25.1	38.2					E	4.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weinek G	-26.9	39.0					E	15.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weinek H	-28.6	38.5					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weinek K	-28.9	38.4					E	17.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weinek L	-26.1	39.7					E	9.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weinek M	-25.8	40.0					E	6.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	LAC 97	LAC 97	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Ladislaus; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1848-1913).
Earth	Moon	Weiss A	-30.5	-18.6					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edmund; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1837-1917).
Earth	Moon	Weiss B	-31.2	-18.4					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edmund; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1837-1917).
Earth	Moon	Weiss D	-30.7	-20.3					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edmund; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1837-1917).
Earth	Moon	Weiss E	-31.1	-19.2					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edmund; German astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1837-1917).
Earth	Moon	Werner A	-27.2	1.1					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician (1468-1528).
Earth	Moon	Werner B	-26.2	0.7					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician (1468-1528).
Earth	Moon	Werner D	-27.1	3.2					E	2.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician (1468-1528).
Earth	Moon	Werner E	-27.4	0.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician (1468-1528).
Earth	Moon	Werner F	-25.8	0.8					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician (1468-1528).
Earth	Moon	Werner G	-27.6	1.3					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician (1468-1528).
Earth	Moon	Werner H	-26.6	1.5					E	16.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 95	LAC 95	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann; German mathematician (1468-1528).
Earth	Moon	Wexler E	-68.8	95.5					E	23.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harry; American meteorologist (1911-1962).
Earth	Moon	Wexler H	-70.5	96.7					E	14.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harry; American meteorologist (1911-1962).
Earth	Moon	Wexler U	-68.2	82.0					E	51.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harry; American meteorologist (1911-1962).
Earth	Moon	Wexler V	-68.0	83.9					E	21.0	North America	American	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Harry; American meteorologist (1911-1962).
Earth	Moon	Whewell A	4.7	14.1					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British philosopher (1794-1866).
Earth	Moon	Whewell B	5.0	14.5					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LM 60	LM 60	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William; British philosopher (1794-1866).
Earth	Moon	White W	-42.1	-162.7					E	24.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Edward Higgins II; American astronaut (1930-1967).
Earth	Moon	Wichmann A	-7.4	-36.9					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Moritz Ludwig Georg; German astronomer (1821-1859).
Earth	Moon	Wichmann B	-7.1	-39.1					E	4.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Moritz Ludwig Georg; German astronomer (1821-1859).
Earth	Moon	Wichmann C	-4.7	-37.4					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Moritz Ludwig Georg; German astronomer (1821-1859).
Earth	Moon	Wichmann D	-5.4	-36.0					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Moritz Ludwig Georg; German astronomer (1821-1859).
Earth	Moon	Wichmann R	-6.6	-39.0					E	62.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 75	LAC 75	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Moritz Ludwig Georg; German astronomer (1821-1859).
Earth	Moon	Wiechert A	-82.5	167.1					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emil Johann; German geophysicist (1861-1928).
Earth	Moon	Wiechert E	-83.8	175.8					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emil Johann; German geophysicist (1861-1928).
Earth	Moon	Wiechert J	-85.6	-177.0					E	34.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emil Johann; German geophysicist (1861-1928).
Earth	Moon	Wiechert P	-85.5	150.5					E	37.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emil Johann; German geophysicist (1861-1928).
Earth	Moon	Wiechert U	-83.8	147.5					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Emil Johann; German geophysicist (1861-1928).
Earth	Moon	Wiener F	41.2	150.0					E	47.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Norbert; American mathematician (1894-1964).
Earth	Moon	Wiener H	39.8	149.9					E	17.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Norbert; American mathematician (1894-1964).
Earth	Moon	Wiener K	39.3	147.8					E	101.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Norbert; American mathematician (1894-1964).
Earth	Moon	Wiener Q	39.5	145.0					E	30.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Norbert; American mathematician (1894-1964).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm A	-44.6	-22.0					E	20.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm B	-43.5	-22.8					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm C	-41.6	-19.5					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm D	-41.8	-17.7					E	32.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm E	-44.1	-17.9					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm F	-42.4	-23.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm G	-42.5	-25.9					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm H	-42.5	-23.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm J	-41.5	-26.2					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm K	-44.1	-21.7					E	21.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm L	-40.4	-22.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm M	-44.0	-17.3					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm N	-43.7	-18.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm O	-43.1	-17.2					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm P	-40.9	-20.5					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm Q	-43.2	-18.4					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm R	-41.3	-21.9					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm S	-41.7	-21.7					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm T	-41.3	-20.9					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm U	-41.4	-20.4					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm V	-43.9	-19.5					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm W	-42.5	-20.3					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm X	-40.9	-19.9					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm Y	-44.5	-20.9					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilhelm Z	-44.8	-20.3					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Wilhelm IV, Landgrave of Hesse; German astronomer (1532-1592).
Earth	Moon	Wilkins A	-29.1	18.9					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Percy; British selenographer (1896-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilkins B	-29.5	18.9					E	8.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Percy; British selenographer (1896-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilkins C	-30.8	20.1					E	20.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Percy; British selenographer (1896-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilkins D	-28.0	17.7					E	34.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Percy; British selenographer (1896-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilkins E	-28.3	19.5					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Percy; British selenographer (1896-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilkins F	-30.3	20.4					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Percy; British selenographer (1896-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilkins G	-30.0	18.4					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Percy; British selenographer (1896-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilkins H	-28.6	18.5					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 96	LAC 96	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Hugh Percy; British selenographer (1896-1960).
Earth	Moon	Williams F	43.5	38.2					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Stanley; British astronomer (1861-1938).
Earth	Moon	Williams M	41.2	38.8					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Stanley; British astronomer (1861-1938).
Earth	Moon	Williams N	42.1	36.3					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Stanley; British astronomer (1861-1938).
Earth	Moon	Williams R	42.5	38.3					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 27	LAC 27	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Arthur Stanley; British astronomer (1861-1938).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing C	-19.0	-153.0					E	33.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing D	-20.0	-152.6					E	15.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing R	-22.5	-157.5					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing T	-21.3	-159.9					E	19.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing U	-20.6	-158.9					E	26.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing V	-20.5	-158.2					E	51.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing W	-18.5	-159.8					E	36.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing X	-17.4	-157.4					E	23.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilsing Z	-20.9	-155.2					E	30.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German astronomer (1856-1943).
Earth	Moon	Wilson A	-71.3	-53.5					E	15.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish astronomer (1714-1786); Charles Thomson Rees; Scottish physicist (1869-1959); Ralph Elmer; American astronomer (1886-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilson C	-71.9	-45.1					E	26.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish astronomer (1714-1786); Charles Thomson Rees; Scottish physicist (1869-1959); Ralph Elmer; American astronomer (1886-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilson E	-72.5	-55.0					E	24.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish astronomer (1714-1786); Charles Thomson Rees; Scottish physicist (1869-1959); Ralph Elmer; American astronomer (1886-1960).
Earth	Moon	Wilson F	-70.4	-39.3					E	13.0	Europe	Scotland	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Alexander; Scottish astronomer (1714-1786); Charles Thomson Rees; Scottish physicist (1869-1959); Ralph Elmer; American astronomer (1886-1960).
Earth	Moon	Winkler A	43.8	-178.4					E	14.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German rocketry scientist (1897-1947).
Earth	Moon	Winkler E	42.7	-177.1					E	18.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German rocketry scientist (1897-1947).
Earth	Moon	Winkler L	40.0	-178.4					E	31.0	Europe	Germany	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johannes; German rocketry scientist (1897-1947).
Earth	Moon	Winlock M	32.3	-106.0					E	68.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American astronomer (1826-1875).
Earth	Moon	Winlock W	37.2	-107.4					E	21.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Joseph; American astronomer (1826-1875).
Earth	Moon	Wöhler A	-37.7	30.3					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German chemist (1800-1882).
Earth	Moon	Wöhler B	-37.2	30.8					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German chemist (1800-1882).
Earth	Moon	Wöhler C	-36.7	30.6					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German chemist (1800-1882).
Earth	Moon	Wöhler D	-36.2	31.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German chemist (1800-1882).
Earth	Moon	Wöhler E	-38.9	30.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German chemist (1800-1882).
Earth	Moon	Wöhler F	-40.1	33.8					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German chemist (1800-1882).
Earth	Moon	Wöhler G	-40.1	35.6					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LOC-3	LOC-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Friedrich; German chemist (1800-1882).
Earth	Moon	Wolf A	-22.2	-18.4					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wolf B	-23.1	-16.4					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wolf C	-24.1	-14.5					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wolf E	-23.9	-16.3					E	2.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wolf F	-22.0	-14.9					E	3.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wolf G	-22.5	-16.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wolf H	-23.0	-14.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wolf S	-21.2	-16.5					E	35.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wolf T	-23.4	-18.8					E	27.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 94	LAC 94	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Maxmilian Franz Joseph Cornelius; German astronomer (1863-1932).
Earth	Moon	Wolff A	15.8	-7.7					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Wolff.
Earth	Moon	Wolff B	16.0	-8.7					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LM 41	LM 41	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Named for Mons Wolff.
Earth	Moon	Wollaston D	33.1	-48.7					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Hyde; British chemist, physicist (1766-1828).
Earth	Moon	Wollaston N	28.3	-48.1					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Hyde; British chemist, physicist (1766-1828).
Earth	Moon	Wollaston P	29.3	-49.9					E	5.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Hyde; British chemist, physicist (1766-1828).
Earth	Moon	Wollaston R	29.5	-50.8					E	6.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Hyde; British chemist, physicist (1766-1828).
Earth	Moon	Wollaston U	31.0	-52.9					E	3.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Hyde; British chemist, physicist (1766-1828).
Earth	Moon	Wollaston V	30.9	-54.0					E	4.0	Europe	Great Britain	LTO39A1	LTO-39A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	William Hyde; British chemist, physicist (1766-1828).
Earth	Moon	Woltjer P	43.4	-161.5					E	33.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan; Dutch astronomer (1891-1946).
Earth	Moon	Woltjer T	45.1	-164.7					E	15.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jan; Dutch astronomer (1891-1946).
Earth	Moon	Wood S	43.8	-123.6					E	35.0	North America	American	LMP-2	LMP-2	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Robert Williams; American physicist (1868-1955).
Earth	Moon	Wright A	-32.8	-87.2					E	11.0	North America	American	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frederick Eugene; American petrologist and astronomer (1877-1953); Thomas; British philosopher (1711-1786); William Hammond; American astronomer (1871-1959).
Earth	Moon	Wrottesley A	-23.5	54.9					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John, Baron Wrottesley; British astronomer (1798-1867).
Earth	Moon	Wrottesley B	-24.8	56.7					E	10.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 98	LAC 98	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	John, Baron Wrottesley; British astronomer (1798-1867).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer A	-35.7	-15.4					E	17.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer B	-34.9	-14.5					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer C	-35.0	-15.1					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer D	-36.3	-17.6					E	38.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer E	-35.7	-17.2					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer F	-35.9	-18.1					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer G	-34.6	-18.6					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer H	-35.3	-17.2					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer L	-34.8	-17.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer M	-32.1	-16.0					E	5.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer N	-32.5	-14.8					E	13.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer O	-35.9	-14.6					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer P	-35.1	-14.2					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer S	-37.5	-19.3					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer W	-32.7	-15.1					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer X	-33.6	-14.4					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer Y	-33.2	-17.7					E	9.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wurzelbauer Z	-32.2	-14.9					E	12.0	Europe	Germany	LAC 111	LAC 111	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Philipp von; German astronomer (1651-1725).
Earth	Moon	Wyld C	0.7	100.5					E	28.0	North America	American	LTO64D3	LTO-64D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Hart; American rocketry scientist (1913-1953).
Earth	Moon	Wyld J	-3.8	99.4					E	24.0	North America	American	LTO64D3	LTO-64D3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	James Hart; American rocketry scientist (1913-1953). <em>Note: Formerly Cervantes</em>
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes A	60.1	-84.8					E	42.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes B	59.4	-80.5					E	15.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes C	59.6	-78.7					E	8.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes D	58.6	-77.4					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes E	58.1	-85.8					E	12.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes F	56.7	-73.2					E	24.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes G	56.9	-75.7					E	7.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes K	58.7	-84.5					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes L	54.8	-78.6					E	21.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Xenophanes M	54.8	-79.6					E	9.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Colophon; Greek philosopher (570(?)-478(?) B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Yablochkov U	61.9	120.8					E	30.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pavel Nikoaevich; Russian electrical engineer (1847-1894).
Earth	Moon	[Yamamoto W]	62.6	155.5					E	50.0	Asia	Japan	LMP-3	LMP-3	Dropped, disallowed	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Issei; Japanese astronomer (1889-1959).  <em>Note: Renamed Oberth</em>
Earth	Moon	Yerkes E	15.9	50.6					E	10.0	North America	American	LTO62A1	LTO-62A1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Charles Tyson; American benefactor (1837-1905).
Earth	Moon	Young A	-41.1	51.2					E	13.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British doctor, physicist (1773-1829).
Earth	Moon	Young B	-40.9	50.6					E	7.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British doctor, physicist (1773-1829).
Earth	Moon	Young C	-41.5	48.2					E	30.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British doctor, physicist (1773-1829).
Earth	Moon	Young D	-43.5	51.8					E	46.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British doctor, physicist (1773-1829).
Earth	Moon	Young F	-44.8	51.8					E	23.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British doctor, physicist (1773-1829).
Earth	Moon	Young R	-42.4	55.4					E	9.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British doctor, physicist (1773-1829).
Earth	Moon	Young S	-43.3	53.9					E	11.0	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 114	LAC 114	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Thomas; British doctor, physicist (1773-1829).
Earth	Moon	Zach A	-62.5	5.1					E	36.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach B	-58.6	3.0					E	32.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach C	-58.5	1.3					E	13.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach D	-62.1	7.9					E	32.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach E	-59.4	6.3					E	24.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach F	-60.0	3.2					E	28.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach G	-58.4	0.5					E	6.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach H	-59.0	2.9					E	7.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach J	-57.4	4.7					E	11.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach K	-57.4	6.2					E	9.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach L	-58.1	6.9					E	16.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zach M	-57.1	7.0					E	5.0	Europe	Hungary	LAC 126	LAC 126	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Franz Xaver, Freiherr von; Hungarian astronomer (1754-1832).
Earth	Moon	Zagut A	-32.0	21.6					E	11.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut B	-32.1	18.7					E	32.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut C	-30.8	18.5					E	24.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut D	-31.4	19.3					E	16.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut E	-31.7	23.1					E	35.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut F	-30.2	17.5					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut H	-29.9	20.7					E	8.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut K	-31.7	22.2					E	7.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut L	-30.3	22.1					E	12.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut M	-30.8	22.9					E	6.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut N	-31.2	23.5					E	9.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut O	-33.0	16.7					E	11.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut P	-32.4	17.4					E	14.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut R	-30.8	20.7					E	4.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zagut S	-33.3	22.6					E	7.0	Europe	Spain	LAC 113	LAC 113	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Abraham Ben Samuel; Spanish astronomer (c. 1450-c. 1522).
Earth	Moon	Zanstra A	4.5	125.2					E	36.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO65C4	LTO-65C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herman; Dutch astronomer (1894-1972).
Earth	Moon	Zanstra K	2.0	125.2					E	14.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO65C4	LTO-65C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herman; Dutch astronomer (1894-1972).
Earth	Moon	Zanstra M	1.1	125.0					E	23.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LTO65C4	LTO-65C4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Herman; Dutch astronomer (1894-1972).
Earth	Moon	Zeeman E	-74.2	-123.9					E	29.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pieter; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1865-1943).
Earth	Moon	Zeeman G	-74.3	-107.4					E	45.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pieter; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1865-1943).
Earth	Moon	Zeeman U	-73.8	-148.2					E	26.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pieter; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1865-1943).
Earth	Moon	Zeeman X	-71.5	-138.1					E	26.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pieter; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1865-1943).
Earth	Moon	Zeeman Y	-72.8	-137.6					E	33.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Pieter; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1865-1943).
Earth	Moon	Zelinskiy Y	-28.5	166.6					E	13.0	Europe	Soviet	LM 103	LM 103	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Dimitrievich; Soviet chemist (1860-1953).
Earth	Moon	Zeno A	44.5	70.0					E	44.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno B	44.0	71.0					E	37.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno D	45.0	71.2					E	29.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno E	41.7	70.8					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno F	42.4	80.0					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno G	43.9	73.1					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno H	41.4	74.4					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno J	44.2	76.3					E	13.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno K	42.8	66.6					E	18.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno P	43.4	66.1					E	11.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno U	42.5	68.8					E	16.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno V	43.0	69.3					E	22.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno W	43.3	67.6					E	10.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zeno X	43.6	76.9					E	17.0	Europe	Greek	LMP-1	LMP-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Of Citium; Greek philosopher (c. 335-263 B.C.).
Earth	Moon	Zernike T	18.5	166.9					E	17.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frits; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1888-1966).
Earth	Moon	Zernike W	19.6	166.8					E	27.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frits; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1888-1966).
Earth	Moon	Zernike Z	20.9	168.0					E	30.0	Europe	Netherlands (Dutch)	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Frits; Dutch physicist; Nobel laureate (1888-1966).
Earth	Moon	Zhiritskiy F	-24.9	121.6					E	75.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101C1	LTO-101C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgii Sergeevich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1893-1966).
Earth	Moon	Zhiritskiy Z	-23.2	120.4					E	22.0	Europe	Soviet	LTO101C1	LTO-101C1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Georgii Sergeevich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1893-1966). <em>Note: Formerly Mann</em>
Earth	Moon	Zhukovskiy Q	6.2	-168.8					E	23.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Egorovich; Russian physicist (1847-1921).
Earth	Moon	Zhukovskiy T	7.9	-172.3					E	23.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Egorovich; Russian physicist (1847-1921).
Earth	Moon	Zhukovskiy U	8.5	-173.2					E	29.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Egorovich; Russian physicist (1847-1921).
Earth	Moon	Zhukovskiy W	9.8	-170.3					E	31.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Egorovich; Russian physicist (1847-1921).
Earth	Moon	Zhukovskiy X	10.5	-171.1					E	30.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Egorovich; Russian physicist (1847-1921).
Earth	Moon	Zhukovskiy Z	10.0	-166.8					E	34.0	Europe	Russia	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Nikolay Egorovich; Russian physicist (1847-1921).
Earth	Moon	Zöllner A	-7.1	21.5					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl Friedrich; German astrophysicist, astronomer (1834-1882).
Earth	Moon	Zöllner D	-8.3	17.7					E	24.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl Friedrich; German astrophysicist, astronomer (1834-1882).
Earth	Moon	Zöllner E	-8.9	18.3					E	6.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl Friedrich; German astrophysicist, astronomer (1834-1882).
Earth	Moon	Zöllner F	-7.5	21.9					E	25.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl Friedrich; German astrophysicist, astronomer (1834-1882).
Earth	Moon	Zöllner G	-7.3	20.8					E	10.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl Friedrich; German astrophysicist, astronomer (1834-1882).
Earth	Moon	Zöllner H	-7.1	19.2					E	8.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl Friedrich; German astrophysicist, astronomer (1834-1882).
Earth	Moon	Zöllner J	-6.2	20.7					E	11.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl Friedrich; German astrophysicist, astronomer (1834-1882).
Earth	Moon	Zöllner K	-6.5	20.8					E	7.0	Europe	Germany	LTO78A3	LTO-78A3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Johann Karl Friedrich; German astrophysicist, astronomer (1834-1882).
Earth	Moon	Zsigmondy A	62.8	-102.6					E	63.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard Adolf; Austrian chemist; Nobel laureate (1865-1929).
Earth	Moon	Zsigmondy S	59.7	-106.7					E	64.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard Adolf; Austrian chemist; Nobel laureate (1865-1929).
Earth	Moon	Zsigmondy Z	62.1	-104.9					E	23.0	Europe	Austria	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Richard Adolf; Austrian chemist; Nobel laureate (1865-1929).
Earth	Moon	Zucchius A	-61.8	-56.0					E	28.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Earth	Moon	Zucchius B	-61.8	-54.3					E	25.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Earth	Moon	Zucchius C	-60.8	-45.2					E	22.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Earth	Moon	Zucchius D	-61.4	-58.7					E	26.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Earth	Moon	Zucchius E	-61.3	-60.6					E	21.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Earth	Moon	Zucchius F	-60.1	-56.5					E	8.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Earth	Moon	Zucchius G	-60.5	-57.2					E	25.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Earth	Moon	Zucchius H	-61.0	-59.7					E	14.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Earth	Moon	Zucchius K	-64.3	-58.0					E	10.0	Europe	Italy	LAC 125	LAC 125	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zucchi, Niccolo; Italian mathematician, astronomer (1586-1670).
Earth	Moon	Zupus A	-17.2	-53.5					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus B	-17.6	-54.3					E	6.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus C	-17.3	-55.1					E	19.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus D	-19.7	-53.4					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus F	-17.3	-54.0					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus K	-15.7	-52.1					E	17.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus S	-17.0	-51.3					E	24.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus V	-18.2	-56.3					E	4.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus X	-18.9	-54.9					E	5.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus Y	-17.4	-49.6					E	2.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zupus Z	-18.2	-50.1					E	3.0	Europe	Italy	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Zupi, Giovanni Battista; Italian astronomer (c. 1590-1650).
Earth	Moon	Zwicky N	-16.1	167.4					E	30.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO85C3	LTO-85C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fritz; Swiss astrophysicist (1898-1974).
Earth	Moon	Zwicky R	-18.3	163.4					E	28.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO85C3	LTO-85C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fritz; Swiss astrophysicist (1898-1974).
Earth	Moon	Zwicky S	-16.3	162.6					E	44.0	Europe	Switzerland	LTO85C3	LTO-85C3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Fritz; Swiss astrophysicist (1898-1974).
Earth	Moon	Fridman (Friedmann) C	-10.5	-124.5					E	36.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-1	LOC-1	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Aleksandr Alexandrovich; Soviet physicist (1888-1925).
Earth	Moon	Mandel'shtam A	5.7	162.4					E	64.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
Earth	Moon	Mandel'shtam F	5.2	166.2					E	17.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
Earth	Moon	Mandel'shtam G	4.5	166.4					E	29.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
Earth	Moon	Mandel'shtam N	3.3	161.6					E	25.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
Earth	Moon	Mandel'shtam Q	2.4	158.8					E	20.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
Earth	Moon	Mandel'shtam R	4.5	159.8					E	57.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
Earth	Moon	Mandel'shtam T	5.7	160.4					E	37.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
Earth	Moon	Mandel'shtam Y	9.1	161.8					E	32.0	Europe	Soviet	LOC-4	LOC-4	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
Earth	Moon	Poincaré X	-53.8	161.9					E	19.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jules Henri; French mathematician, physicist (1854-1912).
Earth	Moon	Poincaré Z	-53.7	164.9					E	35.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Jules Henri; French mathematician, physicist (1854-1912).
Earth	Moon	Poinsot E	80.2	-129.8					E	25.0	Europe	France	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Louis; French mathematician (1777-1859).
Earth	Moon	Tseraskiy (Ceraski) K	-53.0	144.6					E	45.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vitol'd Karlovich; Russian astronomer (1849-1925).
Earth	Moon	Tseraskiy (Ceraski) P	-51.3	139.6					E	33.0	Europe	Russia	LMP-3	LMP-3	Adopted by IAU	2006	A feature that shares the name of an associated feature. For example, on the Moon the craters referred to as "Lettered Craters" are classified in the gazetteer as "Satellite Features."	Satellite Feature	Vitol'd Karlovich; Russian astronomer (1849-1925).
Jupiter	Io	Reshet Patera	0.53	305.48	-1.42	2.35	307.54	303.3	W	148.34	Asia	Semitic	JI-02	No Title	Adopted by IAU	1985	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Aramaic sun god.
Jupiter	Io	Mazda Paterae	-8.81	313.28	-10.41	-4.52	317.02	310.96	W	240.78	Asia	Babylon	JI-02	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	1979	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Babylonian sun god.
Jupiter	Io	Tvashtar Paterae	62.76	123.53	58.68	66.14	131.82	115.81	W	306.19	Asia	India	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2000	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Indian sun god and smith who forged the thunderbolt of the thunder god Indra. 
Jupiter	Ganymede	Damkina	-30.0	5.0	-32.4	-28.2	2.6	7.6	W	180.0	Asia	Babylon		I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Babylonian sky and health deity, queen of the gods, and mother of Marduk in some accounts. 
Jupiter	Ganymede	Menhit	-36.5	140.5	-37.8	-35.0	138.9	142.0	W	140.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	I-2762	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian lion and war goddess.
Jupiter	Callisto	Debegey	10.2	166.2	8.5	11.7	164.4	168.0	W	125.0	Asia	Siberia	Unknown	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Yukagir (NE Siberia) mythological hero, the first man.
Jupiter	Callisto	Kol Facula	4.5	282.7	0.44	9.5	278.3	286.3	W	390.0	Europe	Iceland	Unknown	I-2770	Adopted by IAU	2006	Bright spot	Facula, faculae	Icelandic frost or storm giant.
Mars	Mars	Saheki	-21.75	286.97	-22.49	-21.0	286.19	287.7	W	85.0	Asia	Japan	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tsuneo; Japanese amateur astronomer (1916-1996).
Mars	MarsE	Saheki	-21.53	73.03	-22.261	-20.784	73.81	72.3	E	85.0	Asia	Japan	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tsuneo; Japanese amateur astronomer (1916-1996).
Earth	Moon	M. Anderson	-41.6	-149.0					E	17.0	North America	United States		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Michael Phillip; American astronaut, Space Shuttle Columbia Payload Commander (1959-2003).
Earth	Moon	D. Brown	-42.0	-147.2					E	15.0	North America	United States		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David McDowell; American astronaut, Space Shuttle Columbia Mission Specialist (1956-2003).
Earth	Moon	Chawla	-42.8	-147.5					E	15.0	North America	United States		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Kalpana; American astronaut, Space Shuttle Columbia Mission Specialist (1961-2003).
Earth	Moon	Husband	-40.8	-147.9					E	29.0	North America	United States		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Rick Douglas; American astronaut, Space Shuttle Columbia Commander (1957-2003). <em>Note: Formerly Borman L</em>
Earth	Moon	McCool	-41.7	-146.3					E	21.0	North America	United States		Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William Cameron; American astronaut, Space Shuttle Columbia Pilot (1961-2003).
Earth	Moon	Ramon	-41.6	-148.1					E	17.0	Asia	Israel		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ilan; Israeli astronaut, Space Shuttle Columbia Payload Specialist (1954-2003).
Earth	Moon	L. Clark	-43.7	-147.7					E	16.0	North America	United States	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Laurel Blair Salton; American astronaut, Space Shuttle Columbia Mission Specialist (1961-2003). 
Mars	Mars	Karzok	18.36	131.9	18.24	18.5	131.77	132.0	W	15.6	Asia	Kashmir	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in Kashmir.
Mars	MarsE	Karzok	18.17	228.1	18.048	18.305	228.23	228	E	15.6	Asia	Kashmir	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in Kashmir.
Mars	Mars	Pangboche	17.22	133.62	17.14	17.31	133.53	133.72	W	10.4	Asia	Nepal	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in Nepal.
Mars	MarsE	Pangboche	17.04	226.38	16.958	17.126	226.47	226.28	E	10.4	Asia	Nepal	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in Nepal.
Venus	Venus	Lindgren Patera	28.1	241.4	27.6	28.6	240.8	242.0	E	110.0	Europe	Sweden	V-16	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Astrid; Swedish author (1907-2002).
Mars	Mars	Abalos Mensa	80.79	75.63	79.26	82.49	69.3	81.12	W	130.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Abalos Mensa	80.69	284.37	79.14	82.405	290.7	278.88	E	130.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Abalos Scopuli	80.42	75.78	79.25	81.9	69.3	81.12	W	110.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Abalos Scopuli	80.31	284.22	79.13	81.809	290.7	278.88	E	110.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Lobate or irregular scarp	Scopulus, scopuli	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Baetis Chaos	-0.24	60.53	-0.68	0.27	60.15	60.95	W	55.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Baetis Chaos	-0.24	299.47	-0.672	0.267	299.85	299.05	E	55.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Boola	81.31	105.7	81.1	81.4	104.8	106.67	W	17.0	Africa	Guinea	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Guinea.
Mars	MarsE	Boola	81.21	254.3	81	81.303	255.2	253.33	E	17.0	Africa	Guinea	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Guinea.
Mars	Mars	Columbia Valles	-9.53	42.92	-8.88	-9.94	42.28	43.47	W	94.0	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Washington, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Columbia Valles	-9.42	317.08	-8.781	-9.83	317.72	316.53	E	94.0	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Washington, USA.
Mars	Mars	Chryse Colles	7.98	42.14	7.5	8.3	41.7	42.4	W	60.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Chryse Colles	7.89	317.86	7.416	8.208	318.3	317.6	E	60.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Small hills or knobs	Collis, colles	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Crotone	82.3	69.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	6.4	Europe	Italy	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Mars	MarsE	Crotone	82.21	290.1	0	0	360	360	E	6.4	Europe	Italy	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Italy.
Mars	Mars	Daga Vallis	-12.12	42.38	-12.47	-11.83	41.7	42.95	W	70.0	Asia	Burma	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Burma.
Mars	MarsE	Daga Vallis	-11.99	317.62	-12.334	-11.7	318.3	317.05	E	70.0	Asia	Burma	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Burma.
Mars	Mars	Hyperborea Lingula	80.0	53.5	79.4	80.7	60.0	47.0	W	80.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Hyperborea Lingula	79.89	306.5	79.282	80.596	300	313	E	80.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Jojutla	81.63	169.65	81.49	81.83	168.74	170.5	W	19.0	North America	Mexico	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	MarsE	Jojutla	81.54	190.35	81.394	81.738	191.26	189.5	E	19.0	North America	Mexico	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	Mars	Olympia Cavi	85.0	178.0	81.0	83.5	112.0	248.0	W	860.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Olympia Cavi	84.94	182.0	80.899	83.427	248	112	E	860.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	Hollows, irregular steep-sided depressions usually in arrays or clusters	Cavus, cavi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Olympia Mensae	78.4	236.0	76.5	79.7	217.9	248.0	W	380.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Olympia Mensae	78.27	124.0	76.352	79.585	142.1	112	E	380.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Puyo	83.79	221.31	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	10.4	South and Central America	Ecuador	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ecuador.
Mars	MarsE	Puyo	83.72	138.69	0	0	360	360	E	10.4	South and Central America	Ecuador	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ecuador.
Mars	Mars	Tenuis Mensa	81.1	93.84	80.5	81.4	88.0	101.1	W	130.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Tenuis Mensa	81.0	266.16	80.394	81.303	272	258.9	E	130.0	Europe	Roman	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2006	A flat-topped prominence with cliff-like edges	Mensa, mensae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Xanthe Chaos	11.87	42.25	11.62	12.17	42.0	42.44	W	34.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Xanthe Chaos	11.74	317.75	11.492	12.037	318	317.56	E	34.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Cerberus Palus	5.7	212.1	1.0	9.0	207.5	215.5	W	480.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	"Swamp"; small plain	Palus, paludes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Cerberus Palus	5.64	147.9	0.989	8.9	152.5	144.5	E	480.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	"Swamp"; small plain	Palus, paludes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Lethe Vallis	4.0	206.5	3.6	4.4	205.6	207.5	W	225.0	North America	United States	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Katmai National Monument, Alaska, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Lethe Vallis	3.96	153.5	3.56	4.351	154.4	152.5	E	225.0	North America	United States	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in Katmai National Monument, Alaska, USA.
Mars	Mars	Zephyria Planum	-1.0	206.9	-5.5	3.2	203.3	209.5	W	550.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Zephyria Planum	-0.99	153.1	-5.438	3.164	156.7	150.5	E	550.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Aeolis Planum	-0.8	215.0	-6.8	4.4	210.4	221.0	W	820.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aeolis Planum	-0.79	145.0	-6.724	4.351	149.6	139	E	820.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Tombaugh	3.5	198.2	3.0	4.0	197.68	198.7	W	60.3	North America	United States	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Clyde William; American astronomer (1906-1997).
Mars	MarsE	Tombaugh	3.46	161.8	2.966	3.955	162.32	161.3	E	60.3	North America	United States	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Clyde William; American astronomer (1906-1997).
Mars	Mars	Persbo	8.54	203.24	8.37	8.7	203.07	203.42	W	19.5	Europe	Sweden	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	MarsE	Persbo	8.45	156.76	8.277	8.603	156.93	156.58	E	19.5	Europe	Sweden	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	Mars	Cerberus Tholi	4.8	196.1	0.2	7.7	190.5	201.0	W	600.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Cerberus Tholi	4.75	163.9	0.198	7.614	169.5	159	E	600.0	Europe	Greek	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2006	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ganges Chaos	-9.75	46.2	-8.8	-10.7	45.6	46.8	W	120.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Ganges Chaos	-9.64	313.8	-8.702	-10.582	314.4	313.2	E	120.0	Europe	Greek	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Asteroid Belt	Itokawa	MUSES-C Regio	-70.0	60.0						0.3	Asia	Japan		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	MUSES-C, the name of the Hayabusa spacecraft prior to launch.
Asteroid Belt	Itokawa	Sagamihara Regio	80.0	15.0						0.23	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Town in Japan where the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science is located.
Asteroid Belt	Itokawa	Uchinoura Regio	40.0	90.0						0.07	Asia	Japan	Unknown	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Town in Japan, launch site of the Hayabusa spacecraft.
Venus	Venus	Chanum Coronae	-29.2	245.5	-31.0	-27.5	244.0	246.5	E	330.0	Asia	Burma	V-52	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Kachin (Tibetan people of Burma/Myanmar) creator goddess. 
Venus	Venus	Witte Patera	-25.8	247.65	-25.6	-26.0	247.4	247.9	E	35.0	Europe	Germany	V-52	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Wilhelmine; German astronomer (1777-1854).
Venus	Venus	Azimua Tholi	-34.05	249.35	-33.9	-34.2	249.0	249.7	E	40.0	Asia	Sumerian	V-52	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Sumerian underworld goddess.
Venus	Venus	Otohime Tholus	-32.0	268.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	20.0	Asia	Japan	V-52	Unknown	Adopted by IAU	2006	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Japanese goddess of the arts and beauty. 
Mars	Mars	Angustus Labyrinthus	-81.68	63.25	-81.26	-82.28	61.3	66.6	W	75.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Angustus Labyrinthus	-81.59	296.75	-81.162	-82.193	298.7	293.4	E	75.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Complex of intersecting valleys or ridges.	Labyrinthus, labyrinthi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Sisyphi Tholus	-75.86	18.5	-75.6	-75.9	17.6	19.2	W	25.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Sisyphi Tholus	-75.71	341.5	-75.443	-75.746	342.4	340.8	E	25.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Thyles Montes	-69.8	232.7	-67.2	-73.2	224.3	238.5	W	380.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Thyles Montes	-69.59	127.3	-66.967	-73.019	135.7	121.5	E	380.0	Europe	Greek	MC-30	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Chronius Mons	-61.75	181.83	-61.2	-62.2	180.6	182.9	W	60.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Chronius Mons	-61.48	178.17	-60.925	-61.931	179.4	177.1	E	60.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29	I-2367	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Promethei Mons	-70.85	272.4	-70.23	-71.35	271.3	273.6	W	75.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29SW	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Promethei Mons	-70.65	87.6	-70.022	-71.152	88.7	86.4	E	75.0	Europe	Greek	MC-29SW	I-2571	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-13	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Ada	-3.0	3.23	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.0	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oklahoma, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Ada	-2.97	356.77	0	0	360	360	E	1.0	North America	United States	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Oklahoma, USA.
Mars	Mars	Alamos	23.48	37.21	23.42	23.52	37.14	37.27	W	6.3	North America	Mexico	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	MarsE	Alamos	23.24	322.79	23.184	23.283	322.86	322.73	E	6.3	North America	Mexico	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mexico.
Mars	Mars	Beruri	5.28	278.84	4.92	5.67	278.46	279.21	W	46.6	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	MarsE	Beruri	5.22	81.16	4.865	5.606	81.54	80.79	E	46.6	South and Central America	Brazil	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Brazil.
Mars	Mars	Bopolu	-2.95	6.33	-2.79	-3.1	6.16	6.49	W	19.3	Africa	Liberia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Liberia.
Mars	MarsE	Bopolu	-2.92	353.67	-2.759	-3.065	353.84	353.51	E	19.3	Africa	Liberia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Liberia.
Mars	Mars	Cefalù	23.63	38.97	23.59	23.67	38.92	39.0	W	5.3	Europe	Italy	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sicily.
Mars	MarsE	Cefalù	23.39	321.03	23.353	23.432	321.08	321	E	5.3	Europe	Italy	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sicily.
Mars	Mars	Chupadero	6.15	276.65	6.09	6.21	276.57	276.71	W	8.0	North America	United States	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in New Mexico, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Chupadero	6.08	83.35	6.022	6.141	83.43	83.29	E	8.0	North America	United States	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Village in New Mexico, USA.
Mars	Mars	Dulovo	3.66	275.5	3.52	3.81	275.36	275.68	W	18.8	Europe	Bulgaria	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bulgaria.
Mars	MarsE	Dulovo	3.62	84.5	3.48	3.767	84.64	84.32	E	18.8	Europe	Bulgaria	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bulgaria.
Mars	Mars	Elorza	-8.74	55.3	-8.38	-9.1	54.87	55.68	W	47.0	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Mars	MarsE	Elorza	-8.64	304.7	-8.287	-8.999	305.13	304.32	E	47.0	South and Central America	Venezuela	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Venezuela.
Mars	Mars	Grindavik	25.39	39.07	25.29	25.5	38.96	39.18	W	12.0	Europe	Iceland	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iceland.
Mars	MarsE	Grindavik	25.14	320.93	25.04	25.248	321.04	320.82	E	12.0	Europe	Iceland	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iceland.
Mars	Mars	Hargraves	20.76	284.36	20.21	21.34	283.76	284.9	W	68.0	North America	United States	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert B.; American geoscientist (1928-2003).
Mars	MarsE	Hargraves	20.55	75.64	20	21.121	76.24	75.1	E	68.0	North America	United States	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Robert B.; American geoscientist (1928-2003).
Mars	Mars	Hashir	3.21	275.04	3.09	3.35	274.91	275.18	W	16.5	Asia	Turkey	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Mars	MarsE	Hashir	3.17	84.96	3.055	3.312	85.09	84.82	E	16.5	Asia	Turkey	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Turkey.
Mars	Mars	Iazu	-2.69	5.2	-2.63	-2.74	5.15	5.26	W	6.8	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Romania.
Mars	MarsE	Iazu	-2.66	354.8	-2.6	-2.709	354.85	354.74	E	6.8	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Romania.
Mars	Mars	Jörn	-27.18	283.67	-27.0	-27.34	283.49	283.88	W	20.7	Europe	Sweden	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	MarsE	Jörn	-26.92	76.33	-26.738	-27.076	76.51	76.12	E	20.7	Europe	Sweden	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sweden.
Mars	Mars	Kontum	-32.06	67.13	-31.86	-32.24	66.9	67.33	W	22.1	Asia	Vietnam	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Vietnam.
Mars	MarsE	Kontum	-31.77	292.87	-31.569	-31.948	293.1	292.67	E	22.1	Asia	Vietnam	MC-25	I-2368	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Vietnam.
Mars	Mars	Lismore	27.05	41.72	26.97	27.12	41.64	41.82	W	9.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Lismore	26.79	318.28	26.708	26.857	318.36	318.18	E	9.0	Europe	Ireland	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	Mars	Makhambet	28.42	40.55	28.29	28.56	40.4	40.7	W	16.0	Asia	Kazakhstan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kazakhstan.
Mars	MarsE	Makhambet	28.15	319.45	28.02	28.288	319.6	319.3	E	16.0	Asia	Kazakhstan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kazakhstan.
Mars	Mars	Martin	-21.41	69.33	-20.91	-21.86	68.75	69.86	W	61.4	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James S., Jr.; American engineer (1920-2002).
Mars	MarsE	Martin	-21.19	290.67	-20.694	-21.636	291.25	290.14	E	61.4	North America	United States	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	James S., Jr.; American engineer (1920-2002).
Mars	Mars	Mazamba	-27.56	69.75	-27.1	-27.97	69.23	70.23	W	53.5	Africa	Mozambique	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mozambique.
Mars	MarsE	Mazamba	-27.29	290.25	-26.837	-27.702	290.77	289.77	E	53.5	Africa	Mozambique	MC-18	I-2527	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Mozambique.
Mars	Mars	Nakusp	24.72	35.52	24.67	24.78	35.45	35.59	W	7.5	North America	Canada	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in British Columbia.
Mars	MarsE	Nakusp	24.47	324.48	24.424	24.534	324.55	324.41	E	7.5	North America	Canada	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in British Columbia.
Mars	Mars	Ohara	4.93	277.59	4.87	5.02	277.5	277.7	W	10.8	Asia	Japan	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Mars	MarsE	Ohara	4.87	82.41	4.815	4.964	82.5	82.3	E	10.8	Asia	Japan	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Japan.
Mars	Mars	Pebas	-2.57	0.96	-2.52	-2.6	0.91	1.01	W	5.2	South and Central America	Peru	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	MarsE	Pebas	-2.54	359.04	-2.492	-2.571	359.09	358.99	E	5.2	South and Central America	Peru	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Peru.
Mars	Mars	Runanga	-26.63	284.14	-26.28	-26.97	283.75	284.5	W	40.4	Oceania	New Zealand	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Mars	MarsE	Runanga	-26.37	75.86	-26.023	-26.708	76.25	75.5	E	40.4	Oceania	New Zealand	MC-21	I-2350	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in New Zealand.
Mars	Mars	Sefadu	28.73	35.04	28.64	28.82	34.94	35.15	W	10.8	Africa	Sierra Leone	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sierra Leone.
Mars	MarsE	Sefadu	28.46	324.96	28.368	28.546	325.06	324.85	E	10.8	Africa	Sierra Leone	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sierra Leone.
Mars	Mars	Shardi	10.06	15.38	9.92	10.19	15.24	15.52	W	18.0	Asia	Pakistan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Mars	MarsE	Shardi	9.95	344.62	9.81	10.077	344.76	344.48	E	18.0	Asia	Pakistan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan.
Mars	Mars	Soffen	-23.74	219.23	-23.21	-24.21	218.69	219.79	W	60.1	North America	United States	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerald A.; American astrobiologist (1926-2000).
Mars	MarsE	Soffen	-23.5	140.77	-22.976	-23.968	141.31	140.21	E	60.1	North America	United States	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Gerald A.; American astrobiologist (1926-2000).
Mars	Mars	Taytay	7.37	19.65	7.24	7.53	19.5	19.81	W	18.4	Asia	Philippines	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Mars	MarsE	Taytay	7.29	340.35	7.159	7.446	340.5	340.19	E	18.4	Asia	Philippines	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Philippines.
Mars	Mars	Uzer	-1.2	1.76	-1.11	-1.26	1.67	1.83	W	8.8	Europe	France	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Uzer	-1.19	358.24	-1.097	-1.246	358.33	358.17	E	8.8	Europe	France	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	Mars	Woking	5.14	277.08	5.06	5.22	277.0	277.17	W	9.8	Europe	England	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	MarsE	Woking	5.08	82.92	5.003	5.161	83	82.83	E	9.8	Europe	England	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in England.
Mars	Mars	Xainza	0.78	3.96	0.58	0.98	3.74	4.16	W	24.6	Asia	China	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Mars	MarsE	Xainza	0.77	356.04	0.573	0.969	356.26	355.84	E	24.6	Asia	China	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in China.
Mars	Mars	Yalgoo	4.94	275.85	4.81	5.1	275.7	276.0	W	17.9	Oceania	Australia	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Yalgoo	4.88	84.15	4.756	5.043	84.3	84	E	17.9	Oceania	Australia	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	Mars	Zarand	-3.39	1.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	2.2	Asia	Iran	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iran.
Mars	MarsE	Zarand	-3.35	358.5	0	0	360	360	E	2.2	Asia	Iran	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Iran.
Venus	Venus	Anjea Corona	-29.0	282.8	-29.6	-28.5	282.2	283.5	E	145.0	Oceania	Australia	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-25	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Australian (Queensland) mother and guardian goddess, forms infants from mud and places them into their future mothers.
Venus	Venus	Durga Corona	-31.1	286.2	-32.0	-30.2	285.3	287.2	E	227.0	Asia	Hindu	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-25	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu goddess of Earth, nature, and evil. 
Venus	Venus	Hutash Corona	-34.3	275.7	-34.8	-33.8	275.1	276.2	E	91.0	North America	Chumash	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-25	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Chumash (S. California) Earth and nature goddess, creator of the first people.
Venus	Venus	Ikas Coronae	-40.7	288.6	-41.6	-39.8	287.5	289.6	E	225.0	North America	Algonquin	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-25	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Algonquin Earth and mother goddess. 
Venus	Venus	Orbona Corona	-47.8	293.2	-48.5	-47.0	292.3	294.0	E	150.0	Europe	Roman	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-25	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman goddess of children, protects orphans.
Venus	Venus	Partula Corona	-49.7	289.2	-50.5	-49.0	287.7	290.7	E	145.0	Europe	Roman	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-25	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Roman goddess of childbirth who determines the length of gestation. 
Venus	Venus	Parvati Corona	-36.0	276.7	-36.8	-35.2	275.7	277.7	E	173.0	Asia	Hindu	V-53	I-2477	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-25	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Hindu Earth and nature goddess, creator of life, primordial being.
Venus	Venus	Ezili Tholus	23.7	91.3	23.3	24.2	90.7	92.0	E	150.0	Africa	Benin	V-23	I-2467	Adopted by IAU	2006-09-25	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Benin (West Africa) goddess of "sweet water," beauty, and love.
Saturn	Titan	Ksa	14.0	65.4					W	29.0	North America	Lakota		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-10-11	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lakota and Oglala (South Dakota, USA) god of wisdom.
Saturn	Enceladus	Al-Bakbuk	5.65	191.19	4.65	6.69	190.23	192.21	W	9.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The barber's first brother in "The Hunchback?s Tale."
Saturn	Enceladus	Sharrkan	16.07	302.21	15.61	16.56	301.71	302.71	W	3.7	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of the great King Omar in "The Tale of King Omar and his Sons."
Saturn	Enceladus	Al-Haddar	50.54	200.64	49.0	52.25	198.05	202.93	W	14.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The barber's second brother in "The Hunchback?s Tale." 
Saturn	Enceladus	Al-Kuz	-18.66	178.23	-19.67	-17.44	177.19	179.23	W	9.3	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The barber?s fourth brother in ?The Hunchback?s Tale.? 
Saturn	Enceladus	Al-Mustazi	-20.86	202.04	-21.93	-19.68	200.84	203.35	W	10.3	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of benevolent prince Al-Mustansir in "The Hunchback?s Tale."
Saturn	Enceladus	Ayyub	38.44	295.67	36.42	40.45	293.15	297.98	W	18.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Damascus merchant, father of Ghanim and Fitnah in the "Tale of Ghanim Bin Ayyub, the Distraught, the Thrall O? Love."  
Saturn	Enceladus	Aziz	16.73	348.84	15.6	17.98	347.6	350.15	W	11.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Man betrothed to his cousin Azizah in "The tale of Aziz and Azizah." 
Saturn	Enceladus	Rayya	-32.45	178.41	-33.26	-31.33	177.3	179.6	W	9.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Female character in the tale "Otbah and Rayya."
Saturn	Enceladus	Fitnah	45.06	290.63	43.2	46.94	287.94	293.06	W	16.5	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of Ayyub, sister of Ghanim in the "Tale of Ghanim Bin Ayyub, the Distraught, the Thrall O? Love."
Saturn	Enceladus	Ghanim	38.45	281.5	37.4	40.14	279.36	283.44	W	13.9	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of  Ayyub, brother of Fitnah in the "Tale of Ghanim Bin Ayyub, the Distraught, the Thrall O?Love."  
Saturn	Enceladus	Hassan	-31.31	188.47	-32.89	-29.49	186.61	190.35	W	14.5	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Character in the tale "Hassan of Bassorah." 
Saturn	Enceladus	Jansha	-30.36	156.87	-31.48	-29.16	155.38	158.44	W	9.8	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Female hero in "The Story of Jansha." 
Saturn	Enceladus	Khusrau	-3.77	185.47	-4.9	-2.39	184.1	186.86	W	12.3	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King, husband of Shirin in the tale "Khusrau and Shirin and the Fisherman."
Saturn	Enceladus	Marjanah	38.24	303.81	36.65	39.77	301.95	305.8	W	14.5	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Queen in the "Tale of Kamar Al-Zaman."
Saturn	Enceladus	Omar	17.66	273.93	16.65	19.03	272.38	275.42	W	12.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Great king, father of Sharrkan and Zau al-Makán in "The Tale of King Omar and his Sons."
Saturn	Enceladus	Otbah	-39.8	159.51	-40.89	-38.62	158.05	160.89	W	9.4	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Figure in the tale "Otbah and Rayya." 
Saturn	Enceladus	Behram	-15.41	181.02	-16.81	-13.79	179.61	182.5	W	13.7	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of a Persian king in the tale "Prince Behram and the Princess Al-Datma."  
Saturn	Enceladus	Shakashik	-17.27	180.82	-18.21	-16.5	180.0	181.85	W	8.5	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The barber's sixth brother in "The Hunchback?s Tale." 
Saturn	Enceladus	Shirin	-1.9	172.44	-2.84	-0.88	171.5	173.46	W	8.7	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Wife of King Khusrau in the tale "Khusrau and Shirin and the Fisherman."
Saturn	Enceladus	Al-Fakik	35.54	307.3	33.96	37.38	305.3	309.31	W	16.5	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	The barber's third brother in "The Hunchback?s Tale."
Saturn	Enceladus	Zumurrud	-21.9	181.57	-24.19	-19.65	179.37	184.02	W	21.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Female character in the tale "Ali Shar and Zumurrud."
Saturn	Enceladus	Cufa Dorsa	3.19	286.17	2.0	9.71	278.67	294.3	W	90.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	City in the "Tale of Kamar Al-Zaman."
Saturn	Enceladus	Ebony Dorsum	5.74	280.54	0.6	11.25	275.18	286.8	W	70.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	City in the "Tale of Kamar Al-Zaman."
Saturn	Enceladus	Anbar Fossae	-8.76	323.32	-28.6	10.12	312.0	325.75	W	165.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	City in the tale "The Prior who became a Moslem."  
Saturn	Enceladus	Khorasan Fossa	-19.0	236.87	-50.5	10.78	251.82	240.45	W	290.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Place (province) in the tale "Ali Shar and Zumurrud." 
Saturn	Enceladus	Alexandria Sulcus	-75.63	137.56	-69.81	-69.86	94.78	177.15	W	111.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	City in the tale "The Sharper of Alexandria and the Chief of Police" from Richard F. Burton's Arabian Nights.
Saturn	Enceladus	Baghdad Sulcus	-86.91	230.54	-71.25	-68.46	36.98	225.13	W	176.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	City where the hunchback did his tailoring in "The Hunchback?s Tale" from Richard F. Burton's Arabian Nights.
Saturn	Enceladus	Cairo Sulcus	-81.62	154.48	-71.83	-69.43	55.65	204.86	W	165.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	City in the "Tale of Nur Al-Din Ali and his son Badr Al-Din Hassan."  
Saturn	Enceladus	Camphor Sulcus	-70.78	149.4	-74.31	-68.26	120.67	164.9	W	77.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Islands in the "Tale of Aziz and Azizah." 
Saturn	Enceladus	Cashmere Sulci	-52.07	296.06	-47.17	-46.26	255.68	331.37	W	260.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	City in "The Goldsmith and the Cashmere Singing Girl."
Saturn	Enceladus	Damascus Sulcus	-80.59	285.87	-70.94	-70.69	246.14	343.23	W	125.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Home city of the merchant Ayyub, father of Ghanim and Fitnah in the "Tale of Ghanim Bin Ayyub, the Distraught, the Thrall O? Love." 
Saturn	Enceladus	Hamah Sulci	27.26	306.0	26.8	35.49	283.66	325.16	W	164.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	City in the tale "The Man's Dispute with the Learned Woman of the Relative Excellence of the Male and Female."
Saturn	Enceladus	Labtayt Sulci	-27.69	286.08	-45.15	-6.3	275.83	283.8	W	162.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	Royal city, site of a tower locked by kings in the tale "The City of Labtayt."
Saturn	Enceladus	Láhej Sulci	-10.89	302.0	-20.38	9.16	290.0	311.22	W	150.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	City in the tale ?How Abu Hasan brake wind.?
Saturn	Enceladus	Mosul Sulci	-58.1	336.73	-64.63	-51.25	342.25	336.56	W	60.0	Asia	Arabian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-07	Subparallel furrows and ridges	Sulcus, sulci	City where Isaac was pulled up in a basket to a mansion and four damsels in the tale ?Isaac of Mosul.? 
Mars	Phobos	Clustril	60.0	91.0					W	3.4	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-29	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Character in Lilliput who informed Flimnap that his wife had visited Gulliver privately in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels." 
Mars	Phobos	Drunlo	36.5	92.0					W	4.2	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-29	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Character in Lilliput who informed Flimnap that his wife had visited Gulliver privately in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels."
Mars	Phobos	Flimnap	60.0	350.0					W	1.5	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-29	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Treasurer of Lilliput in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels."
Mars	Phobos	Grildrig	81.0	195.0					W	2.6	Europe	Ireland		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-29	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Name given to Gulliver by the farmer's daughter in the giants? country Brobdingnag in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels."
Mars	Phobos	Gulliver	62.0	163.0					W	5.5	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-29	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Lemuel Gulliver, surgeon, captain, and voyager in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels." 
Mars	Phobos	Limtoc	-11.0	54.0					W	2.0	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-29	A circular depression	Crater, craters	General in Lilliput who prepared articles of impeachment against Gulliver in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels."
Mars	Phobos	Reldresal	41.0	39.0					W	2.9	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-29	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Secretary for Private Affairs in Lilliput; Gulliver's friend in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels."
Mars	Phobos	Skyresh	52.5	320.0					W	1.5	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2006-11-29	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Skyresh Bolgolam, High Admiral of the Lilliput council who opposed Gulliver?s plea for freedom and accused him of being a traitor in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels." 
Mars	Mars	Chaman	-61.11	309.13	-61.51	-60.7	308.23	309.9	W	48.1	Asia	Pakistan	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan. 
Mars	MarsE	Chaman	-60.83	50.87	-61.237	-60.422	51.77	50.1	E	48.1	Asia	Pakistan	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Pakistan. 
Mars	Mars	Eilat	-56.51	309.88	-56.75	-56.25	309.42	310.32	W	31.7	Asia	Israel	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Israel. 
Mars	MarsE	Eilat	-56.21	50.12	-56.451	-55.949	50.58	49.68	E	31.7	Asia	Israel	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Israel. 
Mars	Mars	Henry Moore	-59.73	306.24	-60.26	-59.14	305.1	307.28	W	66.1	North America	American	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry J.; American astrogeologist (1928-1998).
Mars	MarsE	Henry Moore	-59.45	53.76	-59.979	-58.853	54.9	52.72	E	66.1	North America	American	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Henry J.; American astrogeologist (1928-1998).
Mars	Mars	Pau	-55.42	300.75	-55.77	-55.02	300.14	301.41	W	44.8	Europe	France	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	MarsE	Pau	-55.12	59.25	-55.467	-54.714	59.86	58.59	E	44.8	Europe	France	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in France.
Mars	Mars	Vernal	5.88	4.5	5.44	6.37	4.0	4.96	W	57.0	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Mars	MarsE	Vernal	5.81	355.5	5.379	6.299	356	355.04	E	57.0	North America	United States	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Utah, USA.
Mars	Mars	Wynn-Williams	-55.11	299.87	-55.65	-54.52	298.86	300.85	W	67.2	Europe	England	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David D.; English astrobiologist (1946-2002).
Mars	MarsE	Wynn-Williams	-54.8	60.13	-55.347	-54.212	61.14	59.15	E	67.2	Europe	England	MC-27	I-2354	Adopted by IAU	2006-12-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	David D.; English astrobiologist (1946-2002).
Mars	Mars	Louth	70.41	256.88	70.13	70.7	255.94	257.76	W	37.75	Europe	Ireland	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-02-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Mars	MarsE	Louth	70.2	103.12	69.921	70.496	104.06	102.24	E	37.75	Europe	Ireland	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-02-07	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Ireland.
Venus	Venus	Larisa	-18.47	131.06	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	E	3.7	Europe	Latin	V-36	I-2476	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-03	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Latin first name.
Venus	Venus	Kono Mons	19.5	268.0	18.0	21.0	267.0	270.5	E	350.0	Africa	Mali	V-28	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-06	Mountain	Mons, montes	Senufu (Mali, Cote d?Ivoire) goddess of wild birds. 
Saturn	Titan	Ara Fluctus	39.8	118.4					W	70.0	Asia	Armenian		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-02	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Armenian god famous for his beauty, also known as a resurrected god who dies and is reborn periodically.
Saturn	Titan	Leilah Fluctus	50.5	77.8					W	190.0	Asia	Persian	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-02	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Persian goddess of beauty and chastity.
Saturn	Titan	Rohe Fluctus	47.3	37.75					W	103.0	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-02	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Beautiful M?ori goddess, wife of M?ui.
Saturn	Titan	Winia Fluctus	49.0	46.0					W	300.0	Asia	Indonesia	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-02	Flow terrain	Fluctus, fluct?s	Indonesian first woman, known for her great beauty.
Saturn	Titan	Polelya Macula	50.0	56.0					W	175.0	Europe	Slavic		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-02	Dark spot, may be irregular	Macula, maculae	East Slavic god of matrimonial happiness.
Mars	Mars	Aspledon Undae	73.0	51.3	71.5	75.0	45.0	54.1	W	214.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-20	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Aspledon Undae	72.82	308.7	71.304	74.837	315	305.9	E	214.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-20	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Siton Undae	75.2	296.8	73.8	77.4	291.6	301.4	W	215.0	Europe	Scandinavian	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-20	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Siton Undae	75.04	63.2	73.625	77.261	68.4	58.6	E	215.0	Europe	Scandinavian	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-20	Dunes	Unda, undae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Olympia Planum	82.0	165.0	79.0	85.0	115.0	223.0	W	1,000.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-20	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Olympia Planum	81.91	195.0	78.878	84.943	245	137	E	1,000.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-03-20	Plateau or high plain	Planum, plana	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Henbury	-63.76	147.87	-64.0	-63.53	147.33	148.34	W	27.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	MarsE	Henbury	-63.5	212.13	-63.743	-63.27	212.67	211.66	E	27.0	Oceania	Australia	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Australia.
Mars	Mars	Laylá	-61.35	253.0	-61.2	-61.52	252.66	253.36	W	20.8	Asia	Saudi Arabia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Saudi Arabia. 
Mars	MarsE	Laylá	-61.08	107.0	-60.925	-61.247	107.34	106.64	E	20.8	Asia	Saudi Arabia	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Saudi Arabia. 
Mars	Mars	Lonar	73.21	321.73	73.12	73.3	321.41	322.06	W	11.3	Asia	India	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India. 
Mars	MarsE	Lonar	73.03	38.27	72.939	73.12	38.59	37.94	E	11.3	Asia	India	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in India. 
Mars	Mars	Maricourt	53.32	71.3	53.25	53.4	71.17	71.43	W	9.9	North America	Canada	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada. 
Mars	MarsE	Maricourt	53.01	288.7	52.938	53.089	288.83	288.57	E	9.9	North America	Canada	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada. 
Mars	Mars	Steinheim	54.51	169.43	54.43	54.61	169.25	169.58	W	11.6	Europe	Germany	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bayern, Germany.

Mars	MarsE	Steinheim	54.2	190.57	54.122	54.303	190.75	190.42	E	11.6	Europe	Germany	MC-02	I-2572	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bayern, Germany.

Mars	Mars	Gemina Lingula	82.0	355.0	78.35	84.8	310.0	45.0	W	865.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-30	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Gemina Lingula	81.91	5.0	78.221	84.741	50	315	E	865.0	Europe	Latin	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-04-30	Extension of plateau having rounded lobate or tongue-like boundaries	Lingula, lingulae	Classical albedo feature name.
Venus	Venus	Copacati Mons	34.8	276.8	34.4	35.2	276.3	277.3	E	80.0	South and Central America	Inca	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-10	Mountain	Mons, montes	Inca lake goddess.
Venus	Venus	Urash Corona	43.2	282.0	41.3	44.8	280.2	283.5	E	360.0	Asia	Sumerian	V-17	I-2457	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-10	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Sumerian-Akkadian earth goddess, wife of sky god Anu.
Mars	Mars	Sinton	40.72	328.35	40.2	41.21	327.65	329.0	W	65.25	North America	United States	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-11	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William M.; American astronomer (1925-2004).
Mars	MarsE	Sinton	40.4	31.65	39.88	40.888	32.35	31	E	65.25	North America	United States	MC-05	I-2575	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-11	A circular depression	Crater, craters	William M.; American astronomer (1925-2004).
Jupiter	Europa	Annwn Regio	20.0	320.0	-25.0	55.0	280.0	13.0	W	2,300.0	Europe	Wales	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-11	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	Traditional name of the Welsh Otherworld where sparkling wine is the normal beverage, and age and sickness are unknown.
Jupiter	Europa	Balgatan Regio	-50.0	30.0	-15.0	-77.0	300.0	120.0	W	2,500.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-11	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	In Celtic mythology, pass to which the Tuatha Dé Dannan retreated before the battle with the Fir Bolgs.
Jupiter	Europa	Dyfed Regio	10.0	250.0	-22.0	42.0	225.0	282.0	W	1,750.0	Europe	Wales	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-11	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	In Welsh mythology, the southwestern kingdom of Wales just east of Annwn, containing a mysterious realm.

Jupiter	Europa	Falga Regio	30.0	210.0	0.0	55.0	150.0	288.0	W	2,500.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-11	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	In Celtic mythology, island where Midir had a stronghold.
Jupiter	Europa	Powys Regio	0.0	145.0	-40.0	30.0	110.0	170.0	W	2,000.0	Europe	Wales	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-11	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	In Celtic mythology, ancient kingdom of mid-Wales.
Jupiter	Europa	Tara Regio	-10.0	75.0	-35.0	20.0	42.0	107.0	W	1,780.0	Europe	Celtic	GLOBAL	I-2757	Adopted by IAU	2007-05-11	A large area marked by reflectivity or color distinctions from adjacent areas, or a broad geographic region	Regio, regiones	In Celtic mythology, the main royal residence of the High Kings.
Jupiter	Io	Prometheus Patera	-0.62	152.45	-1.04	-0.28	152.05	152.9	W	28.0	Europe	Greek	GLOBAL	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-07-03	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Greek fire god.
Jupiter	Io	Grian Patera	-11.84	11.98	-12.35	-11.35	10.75	12.96	W	70.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-07-03	An irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges	Patera, paterae	Celtic solar goddess.
Mars	Mars	Olympia Rup?s	85.37	175.46	82.0	83.2	117.0	242.5	W	900.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-07-25	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Olympia Rup?s	85.32	184.54	81.91	83.123	243	117.5	E	900.0	Europe	Greek	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2007-07-25	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Jezero	18.41	282.38	18.03	18.82	281.96	282.81	W	49.0	Europe	Bosnia-Herzegovina	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2007-07-25	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Mars	MarsE	Jezero	18.22	77.62	17.84	18.623	78.04	77.19	E	49.0	Europe	Bosnia-Herzegovina	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2007-07-25	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Mars	Mars	Marikh Vallis	-19.45	356.1	-27.3	-11.65	356.2	357.1	W	1,280.0	Asia	Malaysia	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	2007-08-20	Valley	Vallis, valles	Malaysian word for Mars. 
Mars	MarsE	Marikh Vallis	-19.25	3.9	-27.036	-11.522	3.8	2.9	E	1,280.0	Asia	Malaysia	MC-20	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	2007-08-20	Valley	Vallis, valles	Malaysian word for Mars. 
Mars	Mars	Moroz	-23.7	20.56	-24.74	-22.64	19.55	21.6	W	123.0	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2007-08-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vasily Ivanovich; Russian planetary scientist (1931-2004).
Mars	MarsE	Moroz	-23.46	339.44	-24.494	-22.41	340.45	338.4	E	123.0	Europe	Russia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2007-08-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Vasily Ivanovich; Russian planetary scientist (1931-2004).
Jupiter	Europa	Arran Chaos	13.4	80.5	12.8	14.0	80.0	81.0	W	26.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-08-23	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Island where Manannán had a palace.
Jupiter	Europa	Narberth Chaos	-26.0	273.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	20.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-08-23	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Chief court of Pwyll; he first saw his future wife Rhiannon at a nearby mound.
Jupiter	Europa	Rathmore Chaos	25.4	75.0	24.6	26.3	73.9	76.0	W	57.0	Europe	Celtic	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-08-23	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Seat of Mongan, a son of the sea god Manannán.
Mars	Mars	Alba Mons	40.8	109.6	36.5	45.7	105.0	114.5	W	530.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Alba Patera.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Alba Mons	40.48	250.4	36.19	45.375	255	245.5	E	530.0	Europe	Latin	MC-03	I-2573	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Alba Patera.</em>
Mars	Mars	Apollinaris Mons	-9.4	185.6	-11.8	-7.1	183.7	187.4	W	296.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.  <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Apollinaris Patera.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Apollinaris Mons	-9.3	174.4	-11.671	-7.021	176.3	172.6	E	296.0	Europe	Greek	MC-23	I-2578	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.  <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Apollinaris Patera.</em>
Mars	Mars	Biblis Tholus	2.7	124.6	1.3	3.9	123.1	125.8	W	171.5	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Biblis Patera.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Biblis Tholus	2.67	235.4	1.285	3.856	236.9	234.2	E	171.5	Europe	Latin	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Biblis Patera.</em>
Mars	Mars	Hadriacus Mons	-32.4	268.2	-36.5	-28.4	264.6	273.1	W	575.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Hadriaca Patera.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Hadriacus Mons	-32.11	91.8	-36.19	-28.129	95.4	86.9	E	575.0	Europe	Latin	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Hadriaca Patera.</em>
Mars	Mars	Tyrrhenus Mons	-21.6	253.5	-24.3	-17.0	249.9	257.3	W	473.4	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Tyrrhena Patera.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Tyrrhenus Mons	-21.38	106.5	-24.057	-16.819	110.1	102.7	E	473.4	Europe	Latin	MC-22	I-2532	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name. <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Tyrrhena Patera.</em>
Mars	Mars	Ulysses Tholus	2.9	121.6	2.1	3.8	120.8	122.5	W	101.7	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.  <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Ulysses Patera.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Ulysses Tholus	2.87	238.4	2.076	3.757	239.2	237.5	E	101.7	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Small domical mountain or hill	Tholus, tholi	Classical albedo feature name.  <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Ulysses Patera.</em>
Mars	Mars	Uranius Mons	27.1	92.2	24.55	28.9	90.0	94.7	W	274.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.  <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Uranius Patera.</em>
Mars	MarsE	Uranius Mons	26.84	267.8	24.305	28.626	270	265.3	E	274.0	Europe	Greek	MC-09	I-2458	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-19	Mountain	Mons, montes	Classical albedo feature name.  <em>Note: Name introduced to represent the entire edifice. See the entry for Uranius Patera.</em>
Saturn	Titan	Elivagar Flumina	19.3	78.5					W	260.0	Europe	Norse	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	Channel on Titan that might carry liquid	Flumen, flumina	In Norse mythology, twelve poisonous ice-cold rivers.
Saturn	Titan	Abaya Lacus	73.17	45.55					W	65.0	Africa	Ethiopia	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in Ethiopia.
Saturn	Titan	Bolsena Lacus	75.75	10.28					W	101.0	Europe	Italy	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in Italy.
Saturn	Titan	Feia Lacus	73.7	64.41					W	47.0	South and Central America	Brazil	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in Brazil.
Saturn	Titan	Koitere Lacus	79.4	36.14					W	68.0	Europe	Finland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in Finland.
Saturn	Titan	Mackay Lacus	78.32	97.53					W	180.0	Oceania	Australia	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in Australia.
Saturn	Titan	Mývatn Lacus	78.19	135.28					W	55.0	Europe	Iceland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in Iceland.
Saturn	Titan	Neagh Lacus	81.11	32.16					W	98.0	Europe	Ireland	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom.
Saturn	Titan	Oneida Lacus	76.14	131.83					W	51.0	North America	United States	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in New York, USA.
Saturn	Titan	Sotonera Lacus	76.75	17.49					W	63.0	Europe	Spain	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in Spain.
Saturn	Titan	Sparrow Lacus	84.3	64.7					W	81.4	North America	Canada	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in Canada.
Saturn	Titan	Waikare Lacus	81.6	126.0					W	52.5	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2007-09-27	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake in New Zealand.
Mars	Mars	Erythraeum Chaos	-21.86	12.38	-22.43	-20.97	11.06	13.75	W	149.0	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2007-12-06	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	MarsE	Erythraeum Chaos	-21.64	347.62	-22.202	-20.754	348.94	346.25	E	149.0	Europe	Greek	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2007-12-06	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name.
Mars	Mars	Miyamoto	-2.88	7.0	-1.5	-4.0	5.67	8.2	W	160.0	Asia	Japan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2007-12-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shotaro; Japanese astronomer (1912-1992).
Mars	MarsE	Miyamoto	-2.85	353.0	-1.483	-3.955	354.33	351.8	E	160.0	Asia	Japan	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2007-12-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shotaro; Japanese astronomer (1912-1992).
Mars	Mars	Capen	6.57	345.73	6.04	7.18	345.13	346.33	W	70.0	North America	American	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-02	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles F., Jr; American astronomer (1926-1986).
Mars	MarsE	Capen	6.5	14.27	5.972	7.1	14.87	13.67	E	70.0	North America	American	MC-12	I-2483	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-02	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles F., Jr; American astronomer (1926-1986).
Mars	Mars	Coimbra	4.15	5.35	3.88	4.47	5.06	5.64	W	34.7	Europe	Portugal	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Portugal.
Mars	MarsE	Coimbra	4.1	354.65	3.836	4.42	354.94	354.36	E	34.7	Europe	Portugal	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Portugal.
Mars	Mars	Kalocsa	6.91	6.99	6.62	7.19	6.7	7.3	W	35.2	Europe	Hungary	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary.
Mars	MarsE	Kalocsa	6.83	353.01	6.546	7.11	353.3	352.7	E	35.2	Europe	Hungary	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Hungary.
Mars	Mars	Mellit	7.11	1.8	6.93	7.32	1.6	2.0	W	23.7	Africa	Sudan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sudan.
Mars	MarsE	Mellit	7.03	358.2	6.853	7.238	358.4	358	E	23.7	Africa	Sudan	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Sudan.
Mars	Mars	Naruko	-36.25	161.81	-36.28	-26.22	161.76	161.85	W	4.4	Asia	Japan	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Former town in Japan.
Mars	MarsE	Naruko	-35.94	198.19	-35.971	-25.963	198.24	198.15	E	4.4	Asia	Japan	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Former town in Japan.
Mars	Mars	Penticton	-38.35	263.35	-38.41	-38.29	263.26	263.43	W	8.0	North America	Canada	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in British Columbia, Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Penticton	-38.03	96.65	-38.094	-37.974	96.74	96.57	E	8.0	North America	Canada	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2008-01-18	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in British Columbia, Canada.
Saturn	Dione	Camilla	-4.36	60.61	-5.85	-3.0	58.96	62.17	W	31.9	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-02-13	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A warrior maiden; ally of Turnus.
Saturn	Titan	Selk	7.0	199.0					W	80.0	Africa	Egypt	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-02-15	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Egyptian goddess of knowledge, writing, education, and reptiles. 
Mars	Mars	Phedra	13.82	236.22	13.64	14.01	236.04	236.39	W	21.3	South and Central America	Suriname	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2008-02-26	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Suriname.
Mars	MarsE	Phedra	13.67	123.78	13.492	13.858	123.96	123.61	E	21.3	South and Central America	Suriname	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2008-02-26	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Suriname.
Mars	Mars	Tavua	15.62	242.48	15.35	15.89	242.19	242.74	W	32.3	Oceania	Fiji	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2008-02-26	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Fiji. 
Mars	MarsE	Tavua	15.45	117.52	15.185	15.72	117.81	117.26	E	32.3	Oceania	Fiji	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2008-02-26	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Fiji. 
Mars	Mars	Zaranj	12.1	247.02	11.89	12.35	246.78	247.25	W	28.0	Asia	Afghanistan	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2008-02-26	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Afghanistan.
Mars	MarsE	Zaranj	11.97	112.98	11.76	12.215	113.22	112.75	E	28.0	Asia	Afghanistan	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2008-02-26	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Afghanistan.
Venus	Venus	Minona Corona	23.5	218.5	23.0	24.0	217.8	219.1	E	130.0	Africa	Benin	V-27	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-14	Ovoid-shaped feature	Corona, coronae	Benin (W. Africa) goddess who grants fertility to both women and the land. 
Saturn	Dione	Acestes	50.1	243.37	44.4	55.16	235.5	252.1	W	108.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Sicily.
Saturn	Dione	Allecto	-7.73	224.56	-12.41	-2.63	219.11	229.55	W	106.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the Furies.
Saturn	Dione	Amastrus	-9.96	237.03	-13.0	-6.76	233.86	240.24	W	62.4	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Trojan, victim of Camilla.
Saturn	Dione	Amycus	-37.52	88.62	-38.82	-36.16	87.0	90.28	W	27.3	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Trojan, comrade of Aeneas.
Saturn	Dione	Anna	-63.38	89.96	-64.0	-62.8	88.28	91.49	W	14.2	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sister and confidante of Dido. 

Saturn	Dione	Ascanius	33.43	232.18	28.94	38.13	226.0	238.13	W	98.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Aeneas by Creusa.
Saturn	Dione	Aulestes	9.9	147.73	7.3	12.38	145.2	150.29	W	50.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Etruscan chief, ally of Aeneas.

Saturn	Dione	Cretheus	-43.35	88.53	-44.81	-41.93	86.61	90.62	W	29.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Trojan warrior who took part in the defense of Aeneas? camp against the Rutulians.

Saturn	Dione	Daucus	-15.38	301.14	-18.51	-11.97	297.62	305.22	W	80.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Rutulian, father of the twins Thymber and Larides.

Saturn	Dione	Dercennus	29.75	279.93	25.62	33.91	275.38	285.22	W	86.2	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ancient king of the Laurentians.

Saturn	Dione	Entellus	-10.93	210.54	-14.0	-7.63	207.58	213.61	W	63.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Sicilian boxing champion.
Saturn	Dione	Erulus	-35.0	104.76	-40.72	-28.78	98.81	111.86	W	120.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Superhuman son of the goddess Feronia. 

Saturn	Dione	Euryalus	-74.36	0.0	-76.0	-72.5	6.28	354.44	W	35.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Trojan companion of Aeneas, friend of Nisus. 

Saturn	Dione	Eumelus	-0.1	65.96	-1.87	1.77	64.11	67.68	W	35.1	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Trojan companion of Aeneas.

Saturn	Dione	Evander	-57.0	145.0	-73.0	-40.69	112.0	182.0	W	350.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Mercury by Carmentis, ally of Aeneas against the Latins, mythical king of Arcadia, founded and ruled Pallanteum, built on the future site of Rome.

Saturn	Dione	Herbesus	34.68	156.11	32.0	37.54	152.4	159.58	W	58.4	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Rutulian who besieged Aeneas' camp.

Saturn	Dione	Lagus	-13.56	102.95	-17.37	-9.52	99.17	106.83	W	77.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A soldier of Turnus.
Saturn	Dione	Larides	7.17	311.42	5.87	8.74	310.0	312.74	W	29.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Rutulian, member of Turnus? army, son of Daucus, twin brother of Thymber.

Saturn	Dione	Latinus	52.19	201.0	45.52	57.0	189.76	212.27	W	130.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Latium, husband of Amata. 

Saturn	Dione	Liger	24.0	126.63	21.52	26.51	124.24	129.5	W	53.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soldier of Turnus, brother of Lucagus.

Saturn	Dione	Lucagus	22.15	131.25	20.37	24.2	128.78	133.68	W	45.7	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Soldier of Turnus, brother of Liger.

Saturn	Dione	Metiscus	6.0	93.29	4.32	7.71	91.1	95.61	W	43.8	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Rutulian, charioteer of Turnus.

Saturn	Dione	Mezentius	19.16	183.0	16.72	21.88	180.36	185.74	W	51.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Etruscan king, ally of Turnus, father of Lausus.

Saturn	Dione	Murranus	12.82	90.73	10.45	15.31	87.79	93.68	W	56.8	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Rutulian.
Saturn	Dione	Nisus	-68.18	335.0	-69.84	-66.4	330.79	339.64	W	35.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Trojan companion of Aeneas, friend of Euryalus.

Saturn	Dione	Pagasus	-3.0	241.0	-6.29	0.38	237.73	244.37	W	67.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	An Etruscan killed by Camilla.

Saturn	Dione	Phaleris	-77.4	166.58	-79.42	-75.18	158.0	175.0	W	44.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Trojan defending Aeneas' camp against Rutulian attack.

Saturn	Dione	Prytanis	-46.25	287.4	-50.58	-41.41	280.53	294.26	W	96.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Trojan defending Aeneas' camp against Rutulian attack.

Saturn	Dione	Sagaris	4.93	104.2	2.3	7.45	101.91	106.93	W	53.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Servant of Aeneas.
Saturn	Dione	Silvius	-32.7	332.26	-36.14	-28.85	327.93	336.51	W	74.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Aeneas and Lavinia.
Saturn	Dione	Tereus	-2.6	245.0	-4.06	-1.27	242.8	247.14	W	45.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Trojan, killed by Camilla.

Saturn	Dione	Thymber	14.0	309.15	12.69	15.51	307.73	310.57	W	27.29	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Rutulian, member of Turnus? army, son of Daucus, twin brother of Larides.

Saturn	Dione	Tiburtus	29.11	189.73	26.38	31.96	186.0	192.88	W	59.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of the twins Catillus and Coras, founder of Tibur to which he gave his name.

Saturn	Dione	Tyrrhus	24.7	287.9	22.26	27.0	285.4	290.7	W	49.1	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Keeper of the herds for Latinus, father of Silvia.

Saturn	Dione	Aufidus Catena	-78.0	296.4	-81.57	-65.2	209.0	318.0	W	275.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	River in the Apulian territory of Diomedes, now called the Ofanto.

Saturn	Dione	Pactolus Catena	8.79	327.15	2.21	14.47	334.57	320.64	W	180.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	A Lydian river said to carry gold dust after King Midas washed off his golden touch in its waters.

Saturn	Dione	Pantagias Catenae	-15.3	141.7	-26.0	-5.0	123.0	153.0	W	200.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	Chain of craters	Catena, catenae	River of Sicily.
Saturn	Dione	Aurunca Chasmata	11.56	266.7	6.7	20.0	249.0	280.0	W	290.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	An old town in Campania.
Saturn	Dione	Drepanum Chasma	-46.0	265.0	-27.0	-66.0	260.0	270.0	W	360.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Coastal town of Sicily where Aeneas found a safe harbor during a raging storm, and where Anchises died.

Saturn	Dione	Eurotas Chasmata	4.94	301.35	44.0	-31.5	260.0	331.79	W	1,000.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	The river on which Sparta stood.

Saturn	Dione	Janiculum Dorsa	24.6	144.1	57.0	-24.0	117.2	153.8	W	900.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	Ridge	Dorsum, dorsa	Hill across the Tiber river from Rome.
Saturn	Dione	Arpi Fossae	47.47	130.8	28.5	56.0	113.1	141.9	W	330.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Town in Apulia (now Puglia, southern Italy) founded after the Trojan war by Diomedes.

Saturn	Dione	Clusium Fossae	39.27	301.54	30.23	50.13	290.88	319.3	W	260.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	One of the twelve chief cities of Etruria, situated on the river Clanis.

Saturn	Dione	Fidena Fossae	0.66	96.0	-28.3	25.0	79.4	102.6	W	550.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Town in Latium near Rome.
Saturn	Dione	Petelia Fossae	-8.16	82.43	-16.9	4.0	76.7	89.15	W	225.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Town of Lucania in southern Italy, founded by Philoctetes.
Saturn	Dione	Padua Chasmata	17.7	247.17	-24.0	47.0	203.0	250.0	W	1,025.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	City in northern Italy founded by Antenor. <em>Note: Changed from Paudua Linea 3/17/2008.</em>
Saturn	Dione	Carthage Fossae	11.93	336.75	6.0	16.0	312.0	4.0	W	500.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-17	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	A Punic (Phoenician) city in North Africa. <em>Note: Name changed from Carthage Linea 3/17/2008.</em>
Mars	Mars	Chryse Chaos	10.4	36.7	4.4	15.7	31.6	41.8	W	735.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-31	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name. 
Mars	MarsE	Chryse Chaos	10.29	323.3	4.351	15.532	328.4	318.2	E	735.0	Europe	Greek	MC-11	I-2482	Adopted by IAU	2008-03-31	Distinctive area of broken terrain	Chaos, chaoses	Classical albedo feature name. 
Mercury	Mercury	Raditladi	27.28	240.93					W	257.0	Africa	Botswana	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leetile Disang; Botswanan playwright and poet (1910-1971).
Mercury	Mercury	Eminescu	10.79	245.87					W	125.0	Europe	Romania (Rumania)	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mihail; Romanian poet (1850-1889).
Mercury	Mercury	Sveinsdóttir	-2.58	259.96					W	220.0	Europe	Iceland		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Júlíana; Icelandic painter and textile artist (1889-1966).
Mercury	Mercury	Beagle Rupes	-1.9	258.89					W	630.0	Europe	Great Britain	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	Scarp	Rupes, rup?s	British; naval vessel aboard which Charles Darwin served as a naturalist on a surveying expedition, 1831-1836.
Mercury	Mercury	Neruda	-52.47	234.55					W	110.0	South and Central America	Chile	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pablo; Chilean poet (1904-1973).
Mercury	Mercury	Xiao Zhao	10.64	236.21					W	23.0	Asia	China	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Chinese painter (active 1130-1162).
Mercury	Mercury	Cunningham	30.48	203.07					W	37.0	North America	American	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Imogen; American photographer (1883-1976).
Mercury	Mercury	Atget	25.65	193.93					W	100.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Eugène; French photographer (1857-1927).
Mercury	Mercury	Sander	42.59	205.6					W	50.0	Europe	Germany	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	August; German photographer (1876-1964).
Mercury	Mercury	Pantheon Fossae	30.5	197.0					W	300.0	Europe	Roman		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	Long, narrow depression	Fossa, fossae	Classic domed Roman building begun in 27 BC by Marcus Agrippa, and rebuilt by Hadrian between AD 118 and 128.
Mercury	Mercury	Apollodorus	30.58	197.01					W	41.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Apollodorus of Damascus; Greek architect (2nd century AD). <em>Note: Some sources credit Apollodorus as being the architect of the Pantheon.</em>
Mercury	Mercury	Kertész	27.44	214.06					W	33.0	North America	American	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-08	A circular depression	Crater, craters	André; Hungarian-born American photographer (1894-1985).
Saturn	Titan	Kraken Mare	68.0	310.0					W	1,170.0	Europe	Norway	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-11	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	Fabulous sea monster in the Norwegian seas, said to be a mile 
and a half in circumference and to cause a whirlpool when it dives.
Saturn	Titan	Ligeia Mare	79.0	248.0					W	500.0	Europe	Greek	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-11	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	One of the sirens in Greek mythology.
Saturn	Titan	Mayda Insula	79.1	312.2					W	168.0	Europe	Great Britain	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-11	Island
(islands), an isolated land area (or group of such areas) surrounded by, or
nearly surrounded by, a liquid area (sea or lake).	Insula, insulae	Legendary island in the northeastern region of the Atlantic Ocean.
Mars	Mars	Avire	-40.83	159.9	-40.77	-40.88	159.82	159.97	W	6.54	Oceania	Vanuatu	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Vanuatu.
Mars	MarsE	Avire	-40.51	200.1	-40.449	-40.559	200.18	200.03	E	6.54	Oceania	Vanuatu	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Vanuatu.
Mars	Mars	Niquero	-38.8	166.09	-38.7	-38.89	165.98	166.21	W	10.78	South and Central America	Cuba	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Cuba.
Mars	MarsE	Niquero	-38.48	193.91	-38.383	-38.573	194.02	193.79	E	10.78	South and Central America	Cuba	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Cuba.
Mars	Mars	Triolet	-37.09	168.14	-36.99	-37.18	168.02	168.27	W	11.66	Africa	Mauritius	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Mauritius.
Mars	MarsE	Triolet	-36.78	191.86	-36.678	-36.868	191.98	191.73	E	11.66	Africa	Mauritius	MC-24	I-2353	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Mauritius.
Saturn	Tethys	Achilles	0.6	324.38	-2.47	3.81	321.47	327.12	W	58.6	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Peleus and Thetis, commander of the Myrmidons at Troy.

Saturn	Tethys	Aietes	-41.44	6.23	-45.78	-36.21	359.07	12.18	W	91.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of Circe.
Saturn	Tethys	Alcinous	30.31	212.61	27.71	33.11	210.05	215.12	W	50.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Phaeacia, husband of Arete, father of Nausicaa.

Saturn	Tethys	Amphinomus	-14.87	128.7	-15.61	-14.15	127.95	129.45	W	13.6	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A suitor killed by Telemachus, a favorite of Penelope.

Saturn	Tethys	Demodocus	-59.37	18.21	-65.59	-52.3	4.41	30.08	W	125.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Blind Phaeacian singer.
Saturn	Tethys	Diomedes	38.12	289.42	35.79	40.7	286.03	292.66	W	48.57	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Tydeus, king of Argos.

Saturn	Tethys	Dolius	-30.15	210.33	-38.19	-19.22	199.38	221.35	W	190.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Old servant of Penelope.
Saturn	Tethys	Euanthes	7.86	238.91	6.2	9.63	237.43	240.57	W	33.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of Maron.
Saturn	Tethys	Eupithes	18.71	171.21	17.72	19.74	170.0	172.34	W	22.3	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of Antinous.
Saturn	Tethys	Eurylochus	-5.07	27.68	-7.1	-2.48	25.79	29.91	W	44.8	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Odysseus? second in command.
Saturn	Tethys	Eurymachus	-35.65	65.0	-37.23	-33.76	62.58	67.28	W	38.4	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the two leading suitors of Penelope, killed by Odysseus.

Saturn	Tethys	Halius	44.4	4.96	43.0	45.86	2.63	7.0	W	29.5	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Alcinous and Arete.
Saturn	Tethys	Hermione	-38.4	148.69	-41.84	-34.54	144.1	153.07	W	68.2	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of Menelaus and Helen.

Saturn	Tethys	Icarius	-5.89	305.85	-8.32	-3.34	303.0	308.7	W	54.4	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of Penelope.
Saturn	Tethys	Irus	-27.0	244.81	-28.24	-25.72	243.12	246.29	W	26.5	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ithacan beggar.
Saturn	Tethys	Leocritus	21.53	118.66	20.82	22.16	117.91	119.34	W	12.5	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A suitor of Penelope, killed by Telemachus.

Saturn	Tethys	Leucothea	-4.26	123.84	-4.94	-3.54	123.14	124.6	W	13.8	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ino?s name after she became a goddess.

Saturn	Tethys	Maron	2.52	119.33	1.94	3.16	118.72	119.94	W	11.8	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Euanthes, priest of Apollo at Ismarus.

Saturn	Tethys	Medon	25.5	143.31	24.55	26.5	142.26	144.36	W	18.7	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Herald of Odysseus in Ithaca.

Saturn	Tethys	Neleus	-19.38	25.72	-21.23	-17.3	23.68	27.7	W	37.6	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of Nestor.
Saturn	Tethys	Naubolos	-72.19	305.18	-69.28	-74.77	312.88	297.63	W	54.5	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of Euryalos.
Saturn	Tethys	Ormenus	-20.39	43.85	-22.2	-18.26	41.55	46.08	W	39.8	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of Ctesius.
Saturn	Tethys	Oenops	28.13	93.44	26.82	29.47	92.08	94.8	W	25.7	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of Penelope?s suitor Leodes.

Saturn	Tethys	Periboea	8.0	34.86	5.9	10.33	32.0	37.53	W	51.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mother of Nausithous.
Saturn	Tethys	Philoetius	2.32	184.71	1.05	4.0	183.29	186.03	W	28.3	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Faithful herdsman of Odysseus' flock.

Saturn	Tethys	Polycaste	1.38	86.41	0.13	2.57	85.22	87.57	W	23.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Daughter of Nestor.
Saturn	Tethys	Poseidon	-55.71	101.3	-58.52	-51.86	94.95	106.38	W	63.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Cronos, brother of Zeus, god of the sea.

Saturn	Tethys	Rhexenor	-75.63	65.22	-77.63	-73.72	58.93	70.45	W	38.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of Alcinous.
Saturn	Tethys	Salmoneus	-1.77	335.18	-6.23	2.38	331.07	339.96	W	93.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Father of Tyro.
Saturn	Tethys	Telemus	-34.53	356.89	-50.18	-18.7	335.84	21.7	W	320.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Prophet of the Cyclops.
Saturn	Tethys	Theoclymenus	-14.43	205.63	-16.1	-12.58	203.92	207.46	W	34.3	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fugitive prophet, given refuge on Telemachus? ship.

Saturn	Tethys	Ogygia Chasma	56.0	95.2	60.0	53.16	86.91	106.18	W	120.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	A deep, elongated, steep-sided depression	Chasma, chasmata	Island home of Calypso.
Saturn	Tethys	Scheria Montes	30.0	131.0	20.0	39.0	122.0	141.5	W	185.0	Europe	Greek		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-04-28	Mountain	Mons, montes	Island of the Phaeacians visited by Odysseus on his way home.

Mars	Mars	Corinto	16.93	218.39	16.82	17.04	218.27	218.5	W	13.5	South and Central America	El Salvador	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-01	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in El Salvador.
Mars	MarsE	Corinto	16.75	141.61	16.641	16.859	141.73	141.5	E	13.5	South and Central America	El Salvador	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-01	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in El Salvador.
Mars	Mars	Naryn	14.89	236.79	14.87	14.93	236.75	236.82	W	3.7	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-01	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kyrgyzstan. 
Mars	MarsE	Naryn	14.73	123.21	14.71	14.769	123.25	123.18	E	3.7	Asia	Kyrgyzstan	MC-14	I-2485	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-01	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Kyrgyzstan. 
Mars	Mars	Thila	18.09	204.58	18.05	18.13	204.54	204.63	W	5.3	Asia	Yemen	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-01	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Yemen.
Mars	MarsE	Thila	17.9	155.42	17.859	17.939	155.46	155.37	E	5.3	Asia	Yemen	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-01	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Yemen.
Mars	Mars	Wiltz	15.51	200.91	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	1.2	Europe	Luxembourg	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-01	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Luxembourg.
Mars	MarsE	Wiltz	15.34	159.09	0	0	360	360	E	1.2	Europe	Luxembourg	MC-15	I-2486	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-01	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Luxembourg.
Saturn	Mimas	Dagonet	47.84	261.62	43.74	51.81	255.75	266.7	W	28.0	Europe	Great Britain		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fool at King Arthur's court.
Saturn	Mimas	Lucas	40.75	220.35	35.94	46.24	212.19	227.11	W	40.0	Europe	Great Britain		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Butler at King Arthur's court.
Saturn	Mimas	Marhaus	-8.96	0.06	-13.37	-3.73	355.44	4.68	W	34.0	Europe	Great Britain		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Delivers poison wound to Tristram before being mortally wounded by him.
Saturn	Mimas	Melyodas	-74.93	77.19	-80.35	-67.1	56.43	95.43	W	40.0	Europe	Great Britain		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of Lyoness; marries King Mark's sister, who dies bearing their son, Sir Tristram. 
Saturn	Mimas	Nero	-0.36	307.3	-3.58	3.1	304.04	310.43	W	22.0	Europe	Great Britain		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-01	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of the West, principal enemy of Arthur.
Saturn	Mimas	Royns	32.46	347.49	29.15	35.68	343.61	350.58	W	22.1	Europe	Great Britain		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-14	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King of the West, principal enemy of Arthur.
Mars	Mars	Heimdal	68.52	124.73	68.43	68.61	124.51	124.96	W	11.5	Europe	Norway	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Mars	MarsE	Heimdal	68.3	235.27	68.207	68.388	235.49	235.04	E	11.5	Europe	Norway	MC-01	I-2570	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-16	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Norway.
Mars	Mars	Morava Valles	-13.44	24.45	-15.51	-11.2	26.37	22.66	W	325.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-17	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in the Czech Republic. 
Mars	MarsE	Morava Valles	-13.29	335.55	-15.343	-11.077	333.63	337.34	E	325.0	Europe	Czechoslovakia	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2008-07-17	Valley	Vallis, valles	River in the Czech Republic. 
Saturn	Titan	Afekan	25.8	200.3					W	115.0	Oceania	New Guinea	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-04	A circular depression	Crater, craters	New Guinea goddess of creation and knowledge who teaches people how to live correctly.
Saturn	Iapetus	Acelin	42.7	154.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	38.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Aceline of Gascony, one of the Twelve Peers, the council of King Charles.

Saturn	Iapetus	Adelroth	6.6	183.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	57.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Marsilion?s nephew, killed by Roland in the first battle.

Saturn	Iapetus	Anseïs	-40.7	290.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	48.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the Twelve Peers; kills Turgis; killed by Malquiant.

Saturn	Iapetus	Astor	14.9	321.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	122.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A French baron; ruled over Valence on Rhone.

Saturn	Iapetus	Basbrun	-52.0	111.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	80.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charlemagne?s officer who hung Ganelon?s 30 relatives.

Saturn	Iapetus	Basile	-0.7	187.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	6.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French baron; murdered near Haltile with his brother Basan while serving as ambassador to Marsilion.

Saturn	Iapetus	Bevon	70.7	93.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	48.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A French baron; killed by Marsilion.

Saturn	Iapetus	Bramimond	38.0	178.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	200.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Queen of Saragossa, wife of Marsilion.

Saturn	Iapetus	Clarin	18.3	71.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	84.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord and emissary to Charles.

Saturn	Iapetus	Climborin	30.4	116.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	49.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord who gave his helmet to Ganelon; killed by Oliver.

Saturn	Iapetus	Corsablis	0.9	114.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	73.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord; volunteered to fight at Roncevaux Pass; killed Archbishop Turpin in the first battle.

Saturn	Iapetus	Dapamort	36.6	84.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	49.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Saracen king from Lycia; leader in Baligant?s army.

Saturn	Iapetus	Engelier	-40.5	264.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	504.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of Twelve Peers, the Gascon of Bordeaux; the most valiant knight, killed by Climborin in the first battle.

Saturn	Iapetus	Escremiz	1.6	173.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.06	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Escremiz of Valterne; volunteered to fight at Roncevaux Pass; killed by Engelier in the first battle.

Saturn	Iapetus	Eudropin	0.9	220.7	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	42.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord and emissary to Charles.

Saturn	Iapetus	Falsaron	33.8	82.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	424.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Brother of King Marsilion; killed by Oliver.

Saturn	Iapetus	Ganelon	-44.3	19.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	230.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French count; stepfather of Roland; brother-in-law of Roland?s uncle Charlemagne; betrays Roland and the French rear guard to Marsilion.

Saturn	Iapetus	Garlon	-3.2	240.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	47.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord and emissary to Charles.

Saturn	Iapetus	Gerin	-45.6	233.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	445.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	One of the Twelve Peers; kills Malprimis; killed by Grandoyne.

Saturn	Iapetus	Ivon	18.0	315.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	100.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Frankish baron, one of the Twelve Peers.

Saturn	Iapetus	Johun	12.4	83.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	64.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Johun of Outremer; Saracen lord and emissary to Charles.

Saturn	Iapetus	Jurfaleu	13.0	2.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	107.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Son of Marsilion, Saracen king of Spain.

Saturn	Iapetus	Malprimis	-15.2	118.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	377.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Saracen lord from Brigale; killed by Gerin in the first battle.

Saturn	Iapetus	Malun	5.9	41.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	121.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Saracen lord; killed by Oliver.

Saturn	Iapetus	Margaris	27.7	135.8	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	75.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord from Seville; volunteered to fight at Roncevaux Pass.

Saturn	Iapetus	Matthay	-3.5	187.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	58.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord and emissary to Charles.

Saturn	Iapetus	Naimon	9.3	329.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	244.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	King Charles? wisest counselor.

Saturn	Iapetus	Nevelon	-33.2	197.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	49.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Shares command of Charlemagne?s sixth division; leader of part of the 5th column.

Saturn	Iapetus	Pinabel	-39.0	33.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	83.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Pinabel of Sorence, a French baron, Ganelon's kinsmen and skilled speaker. Large and powerful, he agrees to fight Thierry to settle the issue of Ganelon's guilt and he lost the judicial combat.

Saturn	Iapetus	Priamon	1.5	187.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	17.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord and emissary to Charles.

Saturn	Iapetus	Rabel	-64.4	166.2	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	91.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A French baron; takes Roland?s place at vanguard of Charlemagne?s forces; leads first column.

Saturn	Iapetus	Rugis	-0.1	99.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	19.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord, one of the Saracen Twelve Peers.

Saturn	Iapetus	Samson	6.5	298.6	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	33.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French baron, Duke of Burgundy; one of the Twelve Peers; killed by Valdebron.

Saturn	Iapetus	Thierry	-55.0	8.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	110.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	French knight; Duke of Argonne; brother of Godefroy, Charlemagne?s standard bearer. At Ganelon's trial, Thierry alone insists on Ganelon's guilt. 
Saturn	Iapetus	Tibbald	57.0	358.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	160.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tibbald of Reims; French baron; guarded French dead at Roncevaux.

Saturn	Iapetus	Timozel	-9.9	212.3	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	58.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Saracen lord; killed by Gerin and Gerier in the first battle.

Saturn	Iapetus	Torleu	-0.2	188.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	8.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Leader in Baligant?s army; king of Persia; killed by Rabel.

Saturn	Iapetus	Turgis	16.9	28.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	580.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	A Saracen baron; count of Tortelosa; killed by Oliver in the first battle.

Saturn	Iapetus	Valdebron	29.6	104.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	49.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Saracen lord, gave his sword to Ganelon.

Saturn	Iapetus	Carcassone Montes	0.0	216.7	0.0	0.0	188.8	246.0	W	740.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Mountain	Mons, montes	Town in southern France sacked by Roland.

Saturn	Iapetus	Cordova Mons	0.0	206.2	0.0	0.0	203.0	209.5	W	85.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Mountain	Mons, montes	Town in Spain taken by Charlemagne.

Saturn	Iapetus	Gayne Mons	0.0	176.0	0.0	0.0	173.5	178.5	W	65.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Mountain	Mons, montes	Spanish town whose walls Roland had shattered.

Saturn	Iapetus	Haltile Mons	0.0	190.4	0.0	0.0	188.8	191.7	W	45.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Mountain	Mons, montes	Place in Spain near which Basan and Basilie were murdered by Marsilion.

Saturn	Iapetus	Seville Mons	0.0	346.3	0.0	0.0	343.7	349.0	W	69.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Mountain	Mons, montes	Margaris comes from here.
Saturn	Iapetus	Sorence  Mons	0.0	193.7	0.0	0.0	192.0	195.5	W	46.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Mountain	Mons, montes	Castle of Pinabel.
Saturn	Iapetus	Toledo Montes	0.0	136.0	0.0	0.0	92.7	179.3	W	1,100.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Mountain	Mons, montes	Spanish town known for blacksmiths? work; the shield of the Saracen knight Malquiant was made there.

Saturn	Iapetus	Tortelosa Montes	0.0	64.7	0.0	0.0	53.5	76.0	W	294.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Mountain	Mons, montes	Spanish town ruled by Count Turgis.

Saturn	Iapetus	Valterne Mons	0.0	170.6	0.0	0.0	169.3	172.5	W	50.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Mountain	Mons, montes	Escremiz comes from this Spanish town.

Saturn	Iapetus	Saragossa Terra	-45.0	180.0	0.0	-90.0	0.0	360.0	W	2,300.0	Europe	France	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-05	Extensive land mass	Terra, terrae	Town held by Marsilion, eventually taken by the French.

Mars	Mars	Bogia	-44.3	276.84	-44.6	-43.95	276.41	277.28	W	38.0	Oceania	Papua New Guinea	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-11	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Papua New Guinea.
Mars	MarsE	Bogia	-43.98	83.16	-44.275	-43.625	83.59	82.72	E	38.0	Oceania	Papua New Guinea	MC-28	I-2366	Adopted by IAU	2008-08-11	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Papua New Guinea.
Mars	Mars	Endeavour	-2.28	5.23	-2.47	-2.08	5.04	5.4	W	22.5	North America	Canada	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2008-10-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada.
Mars	MarsE	Endeavour	-2.25	354.77	-2.442	-2.057	354.96	354.6	E	22.5	North America	Canada	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2008-10-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Canada.
Earth	Moon	Haworth	-86.9	-4.0					E	35.0	Europe	England	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-10-30	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Walter; English chemist, 1937 Nobel Prize winner for chemistry (1883-1950).
Earth	Moon	Lenard	85.2	-105.0					E	48.0	Europe	Germany		No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-10-30	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Philipp; German physicist, 1905 Nobel Prize winner for physics (1862-1947).
Saturn	Titan	Kivu Lacus	87.0	121.0					W	77.5	Africa	Rwanda	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-14	"Lake" or small plain; on Titan, a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries	Lacus, lac?s	Lake on the border between Rwanda and The Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Saturn	Titan	Punga Mare	85.1	339.7					W	380.0	Oceania	New Zealand	Unknown	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-14	"Sea"; large circular plain; on Titan, large expanses of dark materials thought to be liquid hydrocarbons	Mare, maria	Maori (New Zealand) supernatural being, the father of sharks and lizards. Son of the sea god Tangaroa.
Mercury	Mercury	Amaral	-26.4	242.3					W	106.0	South and Central America	Brazil	H-13	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Tarsila do; Brazilian painter (1886-
1973).
Mercury	Mercury	Dali	45.3	240.6					W	175.0	Europe	Spain	H-04	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Salvador; Spanish painter (1904-1989).
Mercury	Mercury	Enwonwu	-9.9	238.4					W	38.0	Africa	Nigeria	H-09	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Benedict Chukwukadibia; Nigerian sculptor and painter (1921-1994).
Mercury	Mercury	Glinka	14.8	111.7					W	86.0	Europe	Russia	H-07	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Mikhail; Russian composer (1804-1857).
Mercury	Mercury	Hovnatanian	-7.6	187.5					W	34.0	Asia	Armenian	H-08	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Hakop; Armenian painter (1806-1881).
Mercury	Mercury	Beckett	-40.1	248.8					W	57.0	Oceania	Australia	H-13	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Clarice; Australian painter (1887-1935).
Mercury	Mercury	Moody	-13.1	215.4					W	80.0	South and Central America	Jamaica	H-08	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Ronald; Jamaican sculptor and painter
(1900-1984).
Mercury	Mercury	Munch	40.6	207.3					W	54.0	Europe	Norway	H-04	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edvard; Norwegian painter, printmaker,
and draftsman (1863-1944).
Mercury	Mercury	Navoi	59.0	200.0					W	66.0	Asia	Uzbekistan	H-04	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Alisher; Uzbek poet (1441-1501).
Mercury	Mercury	Nawahi	36.1	214.9					W	34.0	Oceania	Hawaii	H-04	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph Nawahi; Native Hawaiian painter (1842-1896).
Mercury	Mercury	Oskison	60.6	215.3					W	120.0	North America	Cherokee	H-04	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Milton; Cherokee author (1874-1947).
Mercury	Mercury	Poe	44.0	201.2					W	75.0	North America	American	H-04	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Edgar Allan; American poet, critic,
editor and author (1809-1849).
Mercury	Mercury	Qi Baishi	-4.2	196.0					W	15.0	Asia	China	H-08	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Qi Baishi; Chinese painter (1864-1957).
Mercury	Mercury	Raden Saleh	2.2	201.3					W	25.0	Asia	Indonesia	H-08	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Raden Saleh; Javanese painter (1807-1880).
Mercury	Mercury	Sher-Gil	-45.1	225.5					W	73.0	Asia	India	H-13	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-20	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Amrita; Indian painter (1913-1941).
Mars	Mars	Toro	17.05	288.24	16.71	17.38	287.88	288.63	W	42.2	Europe	Spain	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-24	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain. 
Mars	MarsE	Toro	16.87	71.76	16.532	17.196	72.12	71.37	E	42.2	Europe	Spain	MC-13	I-2484	Adopted by IAU	2008-11-24	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in Spain. 
Mars	Mars	Victoria	-2.05	5.5	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	W	0.8	Africa	Republic of Seychelles	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2008-12-19	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Seychelles.
Mars	MarsE	Victoria	-2.03	354.5	0	0	360	360	E	0.8	Africa	Republic of Seychelles	MC-19	I-2531	Adopted by IAU	2008-12-19	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Town in the Republic of Seychelles.
Earth	Moon	Aepinus	88.02	-108.3					E	17.5	Europe	Germany	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Franz Maria Ulrich Theodor; German-Russian astronomer (1724-1802).
Earth	Moon	Bosch	86.82	133.6					E	18.6	Europe	Germany	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Carl; German chemist, Nobel Prize winner 1931 (1874-1940)
Earth	Moon	Erlanger	86.94	28.62					E	9.9	North America	American	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joseph; American physiologist, Nobel Prize winner 1944 (1874-1965).
Earth	Moon	Fibiger	86.08	37.3					E	17.7	Europe	Denmark	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Joahnnes Andreas Grib; Danish pathologist, Nobel Prize winner 1926 (1867-1928).
Earth	Moon	Florey	86.82	-17.84					E	54.7	Europe	Great Britain	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Howard Walter; Australian-born British pathologist, Nobel Prize winner 1945 (1898-1968).
Earth	Moon	Gore	86.16	-61.84					E	8.5	Europe	Ireland	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	John Ellard; Irish astronomer (1845-1910).
Earth	Moon	Grignard	84.49	-75.61					E	12.2	Europe	France	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Victor; French chemist, Nobel Prize winner 1912 (1871-1935).
Earth	Moon	Haber	83.41	-95.32					E	55.5	Europe	Germany	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Fritz; German-Swiss chemist, Nobel Prize winner 1918 (1868-1934).
Earth	Moon	Hevesy	83.14	150.1					E	49.5	Europe	Hungary	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Georg Karl; Hungarian chemist, Nobel Prize winner 1943 (1885-1966).
Earth	Moon	Haskin	81.52	133.97					E	58.4	North America	American	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Larry; American chemist (1934-2005).
Earth	Moon	Houssay	83.08	98.52					E	24.5	South and Central America	Argentina	LAC 1	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bernardo Alberto; Argentinian physiologist, Nobel Prize winner 1947 (1887-1971).
Earth	Moon	Ibn Bajja	-86.4	-72.81					E	12.6	Europe	Spain	LAC 144	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Spanish-Arab astronomer and philosopher (c. 1095-1138).

Earth	Moon	Kocher	-84.6	-134.5					E	21.7	Europe	Switzerland	LAC 144	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Emil Theodor; Swiss surgeon, Nobel Prize winner 1909 (1841-1917).

Earth	Moon	Kuhn	-84.6	-153.63					E	16.0	Europe	Austria	LAC 144	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Richard; Austrian chemist, Nobel Prize winner 1938; (1900-1967).
Earth	Moon	Laveran	-81.93	-160.64					E	12.6	Europe	France	LAC 144	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Charles Louis Alphonse; French physician, Nobel Prize winner 1907 (1845-1922).

Earth	Moon	Nefed'ev	-81.14	135.15					E	40.2	Europe	Russia	LAC 144	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Anatoly Alexeevich; Russian astronomer (1910-1976).
Earth	Moon	Svedberg	-81.54	64.64					E	14.4	Europe	Sweden	LAC 144	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Theodor; Swedish chemist, Nobel Prize winner 1926 (1884-1971).
Earth	Moon	von Baeyer	-81.64	61.34					E	13.8	Europe	Germany	LAC 144	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Adolf; German chemist, Nobel Prize winner 1905 (1835-1917).
Earth	Moon	Wapowski	-82.92	53.52					E	11.6	Europe	Poland	LAC 144	No Title	Adopted by IAU	2009-01-22	A circular depression	Crater, craters	Bernard; Polish cartographer, the "Father of Polish Cartography" (1450-1535).