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Latin Name
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Lat
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Long
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Diam
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Origin
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Mons Agnes
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18.6N
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5.3E
|
1.0
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Greek female name
|
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Mons Ampere
|
19.0N
|
4.0W
|
30.0
|
Andre Marie Ampere (1775-1836), French physicist; Mountain
massif (30 km in length) in the central part of Montes Apennines.
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Mons Andre
|
5.2N
|
120.6E
|
10.0
|
French male name.
|
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Mons Ardeshir
|
5.0N
|
121.0E
|
8.0
|
Named for Persian king.
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Mons Argaeus
|
63.6S
|
30.1E
|
77.0
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Vincente Mut, or Muth (?-1673), Spanish astronomer.
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Mons Blanc
|
45.0N
|
1.0E
|
25.0
|
Named for mountain in terrestrial Alps; 3600 meters
high, with base diameter of 25 km.
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Mons Bradley
|
22.0N
|
1.0E
|
30.0
|
James Bradley (1692-1762), English astronomer. Mountain
massif (30 km in length) near crater Conon.
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Mons Delisle
|
29.5N
|
35.8W
|
30.0
|
Named from nearby crater.
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Mons Dieter
|
5.0N
|
120.2E
|
20.0
|
German male name.
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Mons Dilip
|
5.6N
|
120.8E
|
2.0
|
Indian male name.
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Mons Esam
|
14.6N
|
35.7E
|
8.0
|
Arabic male name.
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[Mons Euler]
|
23.3N
|
29.2W
|
27.0
|
Leonhard (1707-1783); Swiss mathematician;
now called Mons Vinogradov.
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Mons Ganau
|
4.8N
|
120.6E
|
14.0
|
African male name.
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Mons Gruithuisen Delta
|
36.0N
|
39.5W
|
20.0
|
Named from nearby crater.
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Mons Gruithuisen Gamma
|
36.6N
|
40.5W
|
20.0
|
Named from nearby crater.
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Mons Hadley
|
26.5N
|
4.7E
|
25.0
|
Hadley, John (1682-1743), British instrument maker.
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Mons Hadley Delta
|
25.8N
|
3.8E
|
15.0
|
Named from nearby mountain.
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Mons Hansteen
|
12.1S
|
50.0W
|
30.0
|
Named from nearby crater.
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Mons Herodotus
|
27.5N
|
53.0W
|
5.0
|
Named from nearby crater.
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Mons Huygens
|
20.0N
|
2.9W
|
40.0
|
Huygens, Christian (1629-1695), Dutch astronomer,
mathematician and
physicist.
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Mons La Hire
|
27.8N
|
25.5W
|
25.0
|
Philippe De ~
(1640-1718), French mathematician and astronomer.
|
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Mons Maraldi
|
20.3N
|
35.3E
|
15.0
|
Named from nearby crater.
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Mons Moro
|
12.0S
|
19.7W
|
10.0
|
Antonio Lazzaro
(1687-1764), Italian Earth scientist
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Mons Penck
|
10.0S
|
21.6E
|
30.0
|
Albrecht (1858-1945), German geographer.
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Mons Pico
|
45.7N
|
8.9W
|
25.0
|
Spanish for "peak."
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Mons Piton
|
40.6N
|
1.1W
|
25.0
|
Named from Mt. Piton on Tenerife Islands.
|
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Mons Rumker
|
40.8N
|
58.1W
|
70.0
|
Karl Ludwig Christian
(1788-1862), German astronomer.
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Mons Usov
|
12.0N
|
63.0E
|
15.0
|
Mikhail A. (1883-1933), Soviet geologist.
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Mons Vinogradov
|
22.4N
|
32.4W
|
25.0
|
Aleksandr Pavlovich (1895-1975), Soviet geochemist and
cosmochemist; formerly known as Mons Euler.
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Mons Vitruvius
|
19.4N
|
30.8E
|
15.0
|
Named from nearby crater.
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Mons Wolff
|
17.0N
|
6.8W
|
35.0
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Christian, Baron von ~
(1679-1754), German philosopher.
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