Difference between revisions of "Mars Quadrangles"
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− | | MC-01 || [[Mare Boreum quadrangle|Mare Boreum]] || 65–90° N || style="white-space: nowrap;" | 180° W – 180° E || [[:Category:Mare Boreum quadrangle|Features]] || [[File:USGS-Mars-MC-1-MareBoreumRegion-mola.png | + | | MC-01 || [[Mare Boreum quadrangle|Mare Boreum]] || 65–90° N || style="white-space: nowrap;" | 180° W – 180° E || [[:Category:Mare Boreum quadrangle|Features]] || [[File:USGS-Mars-MC-1-MareBoreumRegion-mola.png|alt=Topographical map of Mare Boreum quadrangle|150px]] |
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| MC-02 || [[Diacria quadrangle|Diacria]] || 30–65° N || 120–180° W || [[:Category:Diacria quadrangle|Features]] || [[File:USGS-Mars-MC-2-DiacriaRegion-mola.png|alt=Topographical map of Diacria quadrangle|150px]] | | MC-02 || [[Diacria quadrangle|Diacria]] || 30–65° N || 120–180° W || [[:Category:Diacria quadrangle|Features]] || [[File:USGS-Mars-MC-2-DiacriaRegion-mola.png|alt=Topographical map of Diacria quadrangle|150px]] |
Revision as of 18:17, 6 January 2020
Quadrangles
The maps below were produced by the Mars Global Surveyor's Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter; redder colors indicate higher elevations. The maps of the equatorial quadrangles use a Mercator projection, while those of the mid-latitude quadrangles use a Lambert conformal conic projection, and the maps of the polar quadrangles use a polar stereographic projection.[1]
Quadrangles
The maps below were produced by the Mars Global Surveyor's Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter; redder colors indicate higher elevations. The maps of the equatorial quadrangles use a Mercator projection, while those of the mid-latitude quadrangles use a Lambert conformal conic projection, and the maps of the polar quadrangles use a polar stereographic projection.[1]
Number | Name | Latitudes | Longitudes | Features | Map |
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MC-01 | Mare Boreum | 65–90° N | 180° W – 180° E | Features | |
MC-02 | Diacria | 30–65° N | 120–180° W | Features | |
MC-03 | Arcadia | 30–65° N | 60–120° W | Features | |
MC-04 | Mare Acidalium | 30–65° N | 0–60° W | Features | |
MC-05 | Ismenius Lacus | 30–65° N | 0–60° E | Features | |
MC-06 | Casius | 30–65° N | 60–120° E | Features | |
MC-07 | Cebrenia | 30–65° N | 120–180° E | Features | |
MC-08 | Amazonis | 0–30° N | 135–180° W | Features | |
MC-09 | Tharsis | 0–30° N | 90–135° W | Features | |
MC-10 | Lunae Palus | 0–30° N | 45–90° W | Features | |
MC-11 | Oxia Palus | 0–30° N | 0–45° W | Features | |
MC-12 | Arabia | 0–30° N | 0–45° E | Features | |
MC-13 | Syrtis Major | 0–30° N | 45–90° E | Features | |
MC-14 | Amenthes | 0–30° N | 90–135° E | Features | |
MC-15 | Elysium | 0–30° N | 135–180° E | Features | |
MC-16 | Memnonia | 0–30° S | 135–180° W | Features | |
MC-17 | Phoenicis Lacus | 0–30° S | 90–135° W | Features | |
MC-18 | Coprates | 0–30° S | 45–90° W | Features | |
MC-19 | Margaritifer Sinus | 0–30° S | 0–45° W | Features | |
MC-20 | Sinus Sabaeus | 0–30° S | 0–45° E | Features | |
MC-21 | Iapygia | 0–30° S | 45–90° E | Features | |
MC-22 | Mare Tyrrhenum | 0–30° S | 90–135° E | Features | |
MC-23 | Aeolis | 0–30° S | 135–180° E | Features | |
MC-24 | Phaethontis | 30–65° S | 120–180° W | Features | |
MC-25 | Thaumasia | 30–65° S | 60–120° W | Features | |
MC-26 | Argyre | 30–65° S | 0–60° W | Features | |
MC-27 | Noachis | 30–65° S | 0–60° E | Features | |
MC-28 | Hellas | 30–65° S | 60–120° E | Features | |
MC-29 | Eridania | 30–65° S | 120–180° E | Features | |
MC-30 | Mare Australe | 65–90° S | 180° W – 180° E | Features |
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