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Mars has many surface features that are similar to these on Earth, and a few unique to the planet. | Mars has many surface features that are similar to these on Earth, and a few unique to the planet. | ||
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See the [[Mars Atlas|Mars atlas]]. | See the [[Mars Atlas|Mars atlas]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, 13 November 2020
Mars has many surface features that are similar to these on Earth, and a few unique to the planet.
- The general geographic description of Mars: Mars Aereography.
- The general geological description of Mars: Mars Aereology.
For a general description of the Martian geography, see the following article: Geography of Mars
Mars is roughly divided into two types of areas: The older Southern hemisphere, heavily cratered and at a relatively high altitude and the younger northern hemisphere, with a few significant asteroid impact and large plains.
Mars is also marked by three significant geological features: The Tharsis bulge, with a large number of volcanoes including the famous Olympus Mons, the Valles Marineris canyon(s) and the Hellas basin.
Terrain:
See the Mars atlas.