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GEOLOGIC MAP WEST HELLAS PLANITIA, MARS

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Product Number
207793
Series
SIM-2953
Scale
1:1,000,000
Alternate ID
SIM2953
ISBN
978-1-4113-1763-5
Authors
DON WILHELMW E
Version Date
01/10/2007
Media
Paper
Format
Folded

Additional Details

Description
Introduction

Rock units were deposited on Mars by meteorite impact, volcanism, wind, flowing water, standing water, and ice, acting separately or in concert. Hellas Planitia, the deepest tract on Mars, is a broad depression lying within the high-rimmed, approximately 2,300-km-wide Hellas impact basin. The basin and the planitia are centered about 250 km east of the southeast corner of the map area. Like other stratigraphy-based planetary mapping (Wilhelms, 1990), we suggest the most likely origins for age relations and morphologies visible in the map area.

Survey Date
2007
Print Date
2007
Height In Inches
37.000
Length In Inches
45.000
Boundary Type
Planetary
Two Sided
No
Pieces
1
Languages
English
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