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Messier's Catalogue of Deepsky Objects
The table below shows my observing logs for objects I've observed from the Messier Catalogue.
| Number | Constellation | Magnitude | Type | Season | Reports |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M1 | Tau | 8 | Supernova remnant | Winter | |
| M2 | Aqr | 6 | Globular Cluster | Autumn | |
| M3 | CVn | 6 | Globular Cluster | Spring | |
| M4 | Sco | 5 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M5 | Se1 | 5 | Globular Cluster | Spring | |
| M6 | Sco | 4 | Open Cluster | Summer |
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| M7 | Sco | 3 | Open Cluster | Summer |
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| M8 | Sgr | 5 | Emission Nebula | Summer |
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| M9 | Oph | 7 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M10 | Oph | 6 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M11 | Sct | 5 | Open Cluster | Summer | |
| M12 | Oph | 6 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M13 | Her | 5 | Globular Cluster | Summer | |
| M14 | Oph | 7 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M15 | Peg | 6 | Globular Cluster | Autumn | |
| M16 | Se2 | 6 | Emission Nebula | Summer |
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| M17 | Sgr | 6 | Emission Nebula | Summer |
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| M18 | Sgr | 6 | Open Cluster | Summer |
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| M19 | Oph | 7 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M20 | Sgr | 6 | Emission Nebula | Summer |
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| M21 | Sgr | 5 | Open Cluster | Summer |
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| M22 | Sgr | 5 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M23 | Sgr | 5 | Open Cluster | Summer |
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| M24 | Sgr | 11 | Open Cluster | Summer |
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| M25 | Sgr | 4 | Open Cluster | Summer |
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| M26 | Sct | 8 | Open Cluster | Summer | |
| M27 | Vul | 8 | Planetary Nebula | Summer | |
| M28 | Sgr | 6 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M29 | Cyg | 6 | Open Cluster | Summer | |
| M30 | Cap | 7 | Globular Cluster | Autumn |
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| M31 | And | 3 | Galaxy | Autumn |
2004-12-15T20:00:00Z
2004-12-28T22:30:00Z
2005-01-04T19:00:00Z
2005-01-05T20:00:00Z
2005-08-13T00:00:00Z
2006-09-12T21:00:00Z
2007-08-23T23:25:00Z
2008-10-18T22:10:00Z
2008-10-21T20:15:00Z
2008-10-26T19:25:00Z
2011-01-17T17:40:00Z
2020-08-07T22:00:00Z
2020-08-08T21:00:00Z
2020-09-11T19:45:00Z
2020-09-15T19:55:58Z
2020-09-17T19:55:29Z
2020-09-19T20:05:20Z
2020-11-03T18:30:11Z
2021-01-01T17:45:00Z
2007-03-13T21:30:00Z
2022-11-23T17:30:00Z
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| M32 | And | 8 | Galaxy | Autumn | |
| M33 | Tri | 5 | Galaxy | Autumn | |
| M34 | Per | 5 | Open Cluster | Autumn | |
| M35 | Gem | 5 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M36 | Aur | 6 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M37 | Aur | 5 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M38 | Aur | 6 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M39 | Cyg | 4 | Open Cluster | Autumn |
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| M40 | 9 | Double star | Spring |
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| M41 | CMa | 4 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M42 | Ori | 4 | Emission Nebula | Winter |
2004-12-16T22:30:00Z
2005-01-11T23:00:00Z
2007-03-26T20:00:00Z
2009-01-22T21:50:00Z
2011-01-12T19:05:00Z
2011-01-14T21:20:00Z
2011-01-16T17:15:00Z
2011-01-17T17:40:00Z
2020-12-21T20:10:00Z
2020-12-23T16:30:00Z
2021-01-02T18:20:00Z
2021-01-08T18:00:00Z
2021-01-16T18:30:00Z
2021-01-23T20:30:00Z
2021-02-11T20:00:00Z
2021-03-01T18:45:00Z
2007-03-13T21:30:00Z
2021-03-16T18:30:00Z
2022-03-07T19:00:00Z
2023-03-14T20:00:00Z
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| M43 | Ori | 9 | Reflection Nebula | Winter | |
| M44 | Cnc | 3 | Open Cluster | Spring | |
| M45 | 1 | Open Cluster | Winter |
2004-12-15T20:00:00Z
2004-12-19T16:30:00Z
2005-01-11T23:00:00Z
2007-09-07T23:20:00Z
2008-10-11T22:30:00Z
2008-10-26T19:25:00Z
2009-01-22T21:50:00Z
2011-01-14T21:20:00Z
2004-11-20T20:00:00Z
2020-09-17T19:55:29Z
2020-09-19T20:05:20Z
2020-12-21T20:10:00Z
2021-01-01T17:45:00Z
2021-01-02T18:20:00Z
2021-01-08T18:00:00Z
2021-03-01T18:45:00Z
2007-03-13T21:30:00Z
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| M46 | Pup | 6 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M47 | Pup | 4 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M48 | Hya | 5 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M49 | Vir | 8 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M50 | Mon | 5 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M51 | CVn | 8 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M52 | Cas | 6 | Open Cluster | Autumn | |
| M53 | Com | 7 | Globular Cluster | Spring | |
| M54 | Sgr | 7 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M55 | Sgr | 7 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M56 | Lyr | 8 | Globular Cluster | Summer | |
| M57 | Lyr | 9 | Planetary Nebula | Summer | |
| M58 | Vir | 9 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M59 | Vir | 9 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M60 | Vir | 8 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M61 | Vir | 9 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M62 | Oph | 6 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M63 | CVn | 8 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M64 | Com | 8 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M65 | Leo | 9 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M66 | Leo | 9 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M67 | Cnc | 6 | Open Cluster | Spring | |
| M68 | Hya | 8 | Globular Cluster | Spring |
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| M69 | Sgr | 7 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M70 | Sgr | 8 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M71 | Sge | 8 | Globular Cluster | Summer | |
| M72 | Aqr | 9 | Globular Cluster | Autumn |
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| M73 | Aqr | 9 | Open Cluster | Autumn |
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| M74 | Psc | 9 | Galaxy | Autumn |
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| M75 | Sgr | 8 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M76 | Per | 10 | Planetary Nebula | Autumn | |
| M77 | Cet | 8 | Galaxy | Autumn |
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| M78 | Ori | 8 | Reflection Nebula | Winter | |
| M79 | Lep | 8 | Globular Cluster | Winter |
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| M80 | Sco | 7 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M81 | UMa | 6 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M82 | UMa | 8 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M83 | Hya | 7 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M84 | Vir | 9 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M85 | Com | 9 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M86 | Vir | 9 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M87 | Vir | 8 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M88 | Com | 9 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M89 | Vir | 9 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M90 | Vir | 9 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M91 | Com | 10 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M92 | Her | 6 | Globular Cluster | Summer | |
| M93 | Pup | 6 | Open Cluster | Winter | |
| M94 | CVn | 8 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M95 | Leo | 9 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M96 | Leo | 9 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M97 | UMa | 11 | Planetary Nebula | Spring | |
| M98 | Com | 10 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M99 | Com | 9 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M100 | Com | 9 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M101 | UMa | 7 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M102 | 10 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M103 | Cas | 7 | Open Cluster | Autumn | |
| M104 | Crv | 8 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M105 | Leo | 9 | Galaxy | Spring | |
| M106 | CVn | 8 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M107 | Oph | 8 | Globular Cluster | Summer |
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| M108 | UMa | 10 | Galaxy | Spring |
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| M109 | UMa | 9 | Galaxy | Autumn |
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| M110 | And | 8 | Galaxy | Autumn |
Caldwell's Catalogue of Deepsky Objects
| Number | Name | Constellation | Magnitude | Type | Season | Reports |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C1 | - | Cep | 8.1 | Oc | autumn |
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| C2 | Bow Tie Nebula | Cep | 11.6 | Pl | autumn |
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| C3 | - | Dra | 9.7 | Sb | spring |
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| C4 | Iris Nebula | Cep | 6.8 | Bn | autumn |
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| C5 | - | Cam | 9.2 | Sp | winter |
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| C6 | Cat's Eye Nebula | Dra | 8.8 | Pl | summer |
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| C7 | - | Cam | 8.9 | Sp | winter | |
| C8 | - | Cas | 9.5 | Oc | autumn |
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| C9 | Cave Nebula | Cep | 7.7 | Bn | autumn |
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| C10 | - | Cas | 7.1 | Oc | autumn |
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| C11 | Bubble nebula | Cas | 7.0 | Bn | autumn |
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| C12 | - | Cep | 9.7 | Sp | summer |
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| C13 | Owl or E.T. Cluster | Cas | 6.4 | Oc | autumn |
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| C14 | Double Cluster, h & chi Persei | Per | 4.3 | Oc | autumn | |
| C15 | Blinking Planetary | Cyg | 9.8 | Pl | summer | |
| C16 | - | Lac | 6.4 | Oc | autumn |
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| C17 | - | Cas | 9.3 | El | autumn |
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| C18 | - | Cas | 9.2 | El | autumn |
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| C19 | Cocoon Nebula | Cyg | 10.0 | Bn | autumn |
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| C20 | North America Nebula | Cyg | 6.0 | Bn | summer | |
| C21 | - | CVn | 9.4 | Ir | spring |
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| C22 | Blue Snowball | And | 9.2 | Pl | autumn | |
| C23 | - | And | 9.9 | Sb | autumn |
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| C24 | Perseus A | Per | 11.6 | Sx | winter |
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| C25 | - | Lyn | 10.4 | Gc | winter |
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| C26 | - | CVn | 10.6 | Sp | spring |
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| C27 | Crescent Nebula | Cyg | 7.5 | Bn | summer |
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| C28 | - | And | 5.7 | Oc | autumn | |
| C29 | - | CVn | 9.8 | Sb | spring |
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| C30 | - | Peg | 9.5 | Sb | autumn |
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| C31 | Flaming Star Nebula | Aur | 6.0 | Bn | winter |
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| C32 | Whale Galaxy | CVn | 9.3 | Sp | spring | |
| C33 | East Veil Nebula | Cyg | - | Sn | summer |
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| C34 | West Veil Nebula | Cyg | - | Sn | summer |
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| C35 | - | Com | 11.4 | El | spring |
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| C36 | - | Com | 9.8 | Sp | spring |
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| C37 | - | Vul | 5.7 | Oc | summer |
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| C38 | Needle Galaxy | Com | 9.6 | Sb | spring |
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| C39 | Eskimo or Clown Nebula | Gem | 9.9 | Pl | winter | |
| C40 | - | Leo | 10.9 | Sb | spring |
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| C41 | Hyades | Tau | 1.0 | Oc | winter |
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| C42 | - | Del | 10.6 | Gc | autumn |
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| C43 | - | Peg | 10.5 | Sb | autumn |
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| C44 | - | Peg | 11.0 | Sb | autumn |
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| C45 | - | Boo | 10.2 | Sp | spring |
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| C46 | Hubble's Variable Nebula | Mon | 10.0 | Bn | winter |
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| C47 | - | Del | 8.9 | Gc | summer |
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| C48 | - | Can | 10.3 | Sp | spring |
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| C49 | Rosette Nebula | Mon | - | Bn | winter | |
| C50 | - | Mon | 4.8 | Oc | winter |
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| C51 | - | Cet | 9.0 | Ir | autumn |
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| C52 | - | Vir | 9.3 | El | spring |
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| C53 | Spindle Galaxy | Sex | 9.1 | El | spring |
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| C54 | - | Mon | 7.6 | Oc | winter |
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| C55 | Saturn Nebula | Aqr | 8.3 | Pl | autumn |
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| C56 | - | Cet | 8.0 | Pl | autumn |
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| C57 | Barnard's Galaxy | Sgr | 9.3 | Ir | summer |
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| C58 | - | CMa | 7.2 | Oc | winter |
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| C59 | Ghost of Jupiter | Hya | 8.6 | Pl | spring |
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| C60 | Antennae Galaxies | Crv | 11.3 | Sp | spring |
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| C61 | Antennae Galaxies | Crv | 13.0 | Sp | spring |
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| C62 | - | Cet | 8.9 | Sp | autumn |
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| C63 | Helix Nebula | Aqr | 6.5 | Pl | autumn |
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| C64 | - | CMa | 4.1 | Oc | winter |
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| C65 | Sculptor Galaxy | Scl | 7.1 | Sp | autumn |
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| C66 | - | Hya | 10.2 | Gc | spring |
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| C67 | - | For | 9.2 | Sb | autumn |
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| C68 | - | CrA | 9.7 | Bn | summer |
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| C69 | Bug Nebula | Sco | 12.8 | Pl | summer |
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| C70 | - | Scl | 8.1 | Sp | autumn |
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| C71 | - | Pup | 5.8 | Oc | winter |
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| C72 | - | Scl | 8.2 | Sb | autumn |
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| C73 | - | Col | 7.3 | Gc | winter |
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| C74 | Eight Burst Nebula | Vel | 8.2 | Pl | spring |
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| C75 | - | Sco | 5.8 | Oc | summer |
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| C76 | - | Sco | 2.6 | Oc | summer |
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| C77 | Centaurus A | Cen | 7.0 | Px | spring |
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| C78 | - | CrA | 6.6 | Gc | summer |
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| C79 | - | Vel | 6.7 | Gc | spring |
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| C80 | Omega Centauri | Cen | 3.6 | Gc | spring |
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| C81 | - | Ara | 8.1 | Gc | summer |
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| C82 | - | Ara | 5.2 | Oc | summer |
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| C83 | - | Cen | 9.5 | Sp | spring |
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| C84 | - | Cen | 7.6 | Gc | spring |
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| C85 | Omicron Vel Cluster | Vel | 2.5 | Oc | winter |
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| C86 | - | Ara | 5.6 | Gc | summer |
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| C87 | - | Hor | 8.4 | Gc | winter |
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| C88 | - | Cir | 7.9 | Oc | summer |
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| C89 | S Norma Cluster | Nor | 5.4 | Oc | summer |
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| C90 | - | Car | 9.7 | Pl | spring |
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| C91 | - | Car | 3.0 | Oc | spring |
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| C92 | Eta Carinae Nebula | Car | 6.2 | Bn | spring |
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| C93 | - | Pav | 5.4 | Gc | summer |
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| C94 | Jewel Box | Cru | 4.2 | Oc | spring |
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| C95 | - | TrA | 5.1 | Oc | summer |
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| C96 | - | Car | 3.8 | Oc | winter |
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| C97 | - | Cen | 5.3 | Oc | spring |
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| C98 | - | Cru | 6.9 | Oc | spring |
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| C99 | Coalsack Nebula | Cru | - | Dn | spring |
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| C100 | Lambda Centauri Nebula | Cen | 4.5 | Oc | spring |
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| C101 | - | Pav | 9.0 | Sb | summer |
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| C102 | Theta Car Cluster | Car | 1.9 | Oc | spring |
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| C103 | Tarantula Nebula | Dor | 1.0 | Bn | winter |
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| C104 | - | Tuc | 6.6 | Gc | autumn |
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| C105 | - | Mus | 7.3 | Gc | spring |
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| C106 | 47 Tucanae | Tuc | 4.0 | Gc | autumn |
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| C107 | - | Aps | 9.3 | Gc | summer |
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| C108 | - | Mus | 7.8 | Gc | spring |
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| C109 | - | Cha | 11.6 | Pl | spring |
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L100 Catalogue of Interesting Lunar Features
The table below shows my observing logs for targets I've observed from the L100 list of interesting Lunar targets compiled by Charles Wood and published in Sky & Telescope magazine.
| Number | Name | Significance | Latitude | Longitude | Reports |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L1 | Moon | Large satellite | — | — |
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| L2 | Earthshine | Twice reflected sunlight | — | — |
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| L3 | Mare/highland dichotomy | Two materials with distinct compositions | — | — |
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| L4 | Apennines | Imbrium basin rim | 18.9N | 3.7W |
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| L5 | Copernicus | Archetypal large complex crater | 9.7N | 20.1W |
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| L6 | Tycho | Large rayed crater with impact melts | 43.4S | 11.1W |
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| L7 | Altai Scarp | Nectaris basin rim | 24.3S | 22.6E |
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| L8 | Theophilus, Cyrillus, Catharina | Crater sequence illustrating stages of degradation | 13.2S | 24.0E |
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| L9 | Clavius | Lacks basin features in spite of its size | 58.8S | 14.1W |
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| L10 | Mare Crisium | Mare contained in large circular basin | 18.0N | 59.0E |
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| L11 | Aristarchus | Very bright crater with dark bands on its walls | 23.7N | 47.4W |
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| L12 | Proclus | Oblique-impact rays | 16.1N | 46.8E |
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| L13 | Gassendi | Floor-fractured crater | 17.6S | 40.1W |
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| L14 | Sinus Iridum | Very large crater with missing rim | 45.0N | 32.0W | |
| L15 | Straight Wall | Best example of a lunar fault | 21.8S | 7.8W |
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| L16 | Petavius | Crater with domed & fractured floor | 25.1S | 60.4E |
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| L17 | Schröter's Valley | Giant sinuous rille | 26.2N | 50.8W |
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| L18 | Mare Serenitatis dark edges | Distinct mare areas with different compositions | 17.8N | 23.0E |
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| L19 | Alpine Valley | Lunar graben | 49.0N | 3.0E |
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| L20 | Posidonius | Floor-fractured crater | 31.8N | 29.9E |
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| L21 | Fracastorius | Crater with subsided & fractured floor | 21.5S | 33.2E |
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| L22 | Aristarchus Plateau | Mysterious uplifted region mantled with pyroclastics | 26.0N | 51.0W |
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| L23 | Pico | Isolated Imbrium basin-ring fragment | 45.7N | 8.9W |
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| L24 | Hyginus Rille | Rille containing rimless collapse pits | 7.4N | 7.8E |
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| L25 | Messier & Messier A | Oblique ricochet-impact pair | 1.9S | 47.6E |
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| L26 | Mare Frigoris | Arcuate mare of uncertain origin | 56.0N | 1.4E |
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| L27 | Archimedes | Large crater lacking central peak | 29.7N | 4.0W |
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| L28 | Hipparchus | First drawing of a single crater | 5.5S | 4.8E |
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| L29 | Aridaeus Rille | Long, linear graben | 6.4N | 14.0E |
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| L30 | Schiller | Possible oblique impact | 51.9S | 39.0W |
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| L31 | Taruntius | Young floor-fractured crater | 5.6N | 46.5E |
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| L32 | Arago Alpha & Beta | Volcanic domes | 6.2N | 21.4E |
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| L33 | Serpentine Ridge | Basin inner-ring segment | 27.3N | 25.3E |
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| L34 | Lacus Mortis | Strange crater with rille & ridge | 45.0N | 27.2E |
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| L35 | Triesnecker Rilles | Rille family | 4.3N | 4.6E |
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| L36 | Grimaldi basin | A small two-ring basin | 5.5S | 68.3W |
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| L37 | Bailly | Barely discernible basin | 66.5S | 69.1W |
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| L38 | Sabine & Ritter | Possible twin impacts | 1.7N | 19.7E |
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| L39 | Schickard | Crater floor with Orientale basin ejecta stripe | 44.3S | 55.3W |
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| L40 | Janssen Rille | Rare example of a highland rille | 45.4S | 39.3E |
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| L41 | Bessel ray | Ray of uncertain origin near Bessel | 21.8N | 17.9E |
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| L42 | Marius Hills | Complex of volcanic domes & hills | 12.5N | 54.0W |
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| L43 | Wargentin | A crater filled to the rim with lava or ejecta | 49.6S | 60.2W |
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| L44 | Mersenius | Domed floor cut by secondary craters | 21.5S | 49.2W |
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| L45 | Maurolycus | Region of saturation cratering | 42.0S | 14.0E |
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| L46 | Regiomontanus central peak | Possible volcanic peak | 28.0S | 0.6W |
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| L47 | Alphonsus dark spots | Dark-halo eruptions on crater floor | 13.7S | 3.2W |
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| L48 | Cauchy region | Fault, rilles, & domes | 10.5N | 38.0E |
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| L49 | Gruithuisen Delta & Gamma | Volcanic domes formed with viscous lavas | 36.3N | 40.0W |
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| L50 | Cayley Plains | Light, smooth plains of uncertain origin | 4.0N | 15.1E |
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| L51 | Davy crater chain | Result of comet-fragment impacts | 11.1S | 6.6W |
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| L52 | Crüger | Possible volcanic caldera | 16.7S | 66.8W |
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| L53 | Lamont | Possible buried basin | 4.4N | 23.7E |
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| L54 | Hippalus Rilles | Rilles concentric to Humorum basin | 24.5S | 29.0W |
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| L55 | Baco | Unusually smooth crater floor & surrounding plains | 51.0S | 19.1E |
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| L56 | Australe basin | A partially flooded ancient basin | 49.8S | 84.5E |
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| L57 | Reiner Gamma | Conspicuous swirl & magnetic anomaly | 7.7N | 59.2W |
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| L58 | Rheita Valley | Basin secondary-crater chain | 42.5S | 51.5E |
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| L59 | Schiller-Zucchius basin | Badly degraded overlooked basin | 56.0S | 45.0W |
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| L60 | Kies Pi | Volcanic dome | 26.9S | 24.2W |
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| L61 | Mösting A | Simple crater close to center of lunar near side | 3.2S | 5.2W |
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| L62 | Rümker | Large volcanic dome | 40.8N | 58.1W |
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| L63 | Imbrium sculpture | Basin ejecta near & overlying Boscovich & Julius Caesar | 11.0N | 12.0E |
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| L64 | Descartes | Apollo 16 landing site; putative region of highland volcanism | 11.7S | 15.7E |
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| L65 | Hortensius domes | Dome field north of Hortensius | 7.6N | 27.9W |
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| L66 | Hadley Rille | Lava channel near Apollo 15 landing site | 25.0N | 3.0E |
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| L67 | Fra Mauro formation | Apollo 14 landing site on Imbrium ejecta | 3.6S | 17.5W |
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| L68 | Flamsteed P | Proposed young volcanic crater & Surveyor 1 landing site | 3.0S | 44.0W |
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| L69 | Copernicus secondary craters | Rays & craterlets near Pytheas | 19.6N | 19.1W |
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| L70 | Humboldtianum basin | Multi-ring impact basin | 57.0N | 80.0E |
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| L71 | Sulpicius Gallus dark mantle | Ash eruptions northwest of crater | 19.6N | 11.6E |
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| L72 | Atlas dark-halo craters | Explosive volcanic pits on the floor of Atlas | 46.7N | 44.4E |
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| L73 | Smythii basin | Difficult-to-observe basin scarp & mare | 2.0S | 87.0E |
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| L74 | Copernicus H | Dark-halo impact crater | 6.9N | 18.3W |
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| L75 | Ptolemaeus B | Saucerlike depression on the floor of Ptolemaeus | 8.0S | 0.8W |
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| L76 | W. Bond | Large crater degraded by Imbrium ejecta | 65.3N | 3.7E |
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| L77 | Sirsalis Rille | Procellarum basin radial rilles | 15.7S | 61.7W |
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| L78 | Lambert R | A buried "ghost" crater | 23.8N | 20.6W |
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| L79 | Sinus Aestuum | Eastern dark-mantle volcanic deposit | 12.0N | 3.5W |
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| L80 | Orientale basin | Youngest large impact basin | 19.0S | 95.0W |
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| L81 | Hesiodus A | Concentric crater | 30.1S | 17.0W |
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| L82 | Linné | Small crater once thought to have disappeared | 27.7N | 11.8E |
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| L83 | Plato craterlets | Crater pits at limits of detection | 51.6N | 9.4W |
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| L84 | Pitatus | Crater with concentric rilles | 29.8S | 13.5W |
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| L85 | Langrenus rays | Aged ray system | 8.9S | 60.9E |
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| L86 | Prinz Rilles | Rille system near the crater Prinz | 27.0N | 43.0W |
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| L87 | Humboldt | Crater with central peaks & dark spots | 27.0S | 80.9E |
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| L88 | Peary | Difficult-to-observe polar crater | 88.6N | 33.0E |
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| L89 | Valentine Dome | Volcanic dome | 30.5N | 10.1E |
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| L90 | Armstrong, Aldrin & Collins | Small craters near the Apollo 11 landing site | 1.3N | 23.7E |
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| L91 | De Gasparis Rilles | Area with many rilles | 25.9S | 50.7W |
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| L92 | Gylden Valley | Part of the Imbrium radial sculpture | 5.1S | 0.7E |
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| L93 | Dionysius rays | Unusual & rare dark rays | 2.8N | 17.3E |
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| L94 | Drygalski | Large south-pole region crater | 79.3S | 84.9W |
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| L95 | Procellarum basin | The Moon's biggest basin? | 23.0N | 15.0W |
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| L96 | Leibnitz Mountains | Rim of South Pole-Aitken basin | 85.0S | 30.0E |
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| L97 | Inghirami Valley | Orientale basin ejecta | 44.0S | 73.0W |
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| L98 | Imbrium lava flows | Mare lava-flow boundaries | 32.8N | 22.0W |
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| L99 | Ina | D-shaped young volcanic caldera | 18.6N | 5.3E |
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| L100 | Mare Marginis swirls | Possible magnetic field deposits | 18.5N | 88.0E |
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