Ladoga Lacus (Titan)

Lake in Russia.

Ladoga Lacus is one of a number of "methane lakes" found in Titan's north polar region. The lake, detected in 2004 by the Cassini space probe, is composed of liquid ethane and methane. (wikipedia entry)

A lacus is a "lake" or small, dark plain with discrete, sharp boundaries. On Titan they are named after lakes on Earth, preferably with a shape similar to the lacus or lacuna on Titan.

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NW 2324 km

Hubur Flumen

MRV
1 Day 12 Hours
Walking
48 Days 5 Hours

N 368 km

Neagh Lacus(last)

MRV
5 Hours 45 Minutes
Walking
7 Days 15 Hours

NE 395 km

Sotonera Lacus(next)

MRV
6 Hours 10 Minutes
Walking
8 Days 4 Hours

W 876 km

Abaya Lacus

MRV
13 Hours 41 Minutes
Walking
18 Days 4 Hours

Ladoga Lacus

74.8° N 333.9° E

E 712 km

Bolsena Lacus

MRV
11 Hours 7 Minutes
Walking
14 Days 18 Hours

SW 1210 km

Shoji Lacus

MRV
18 Hours 54 Minutes
Walking
25 Days 2 Hours

S 872 km

Tsomgo Lacus

MRV
13 Hours 38 Minutes
Walking
18 Days 2 Hours

SE 1948 km

Kaitain Labyrinthus

MRV
1 Day 6 Hours
Walking
40 Days 9 Hours

Tour so far: Visited 168 locations over 2,223 km. Next: Sotonera Lacus
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