Neagh Lacus (Titan)

Lake in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom.

Neagh Lacus is one of a number of hydrocarbon lakes found on Saturn's largest moon, Titan. The lake is composed of liquid methane and ethane, and was detected by the Cassini space probe. (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 1465 km

Sparrow Lacus

MRV
22 Hours 54 Minutes
Walking
30 Days 9 Hours

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Ching-tu

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2 Days 13 Hours
Walking
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NE 2364 km

Punga Mare

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1 Day 12 Hours
Walking
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Shoji Lacus

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17 Hours 54 Minutes
Walking
23 Days 18 Hours

Neagh Lacus

81.11° N 327.84° E

E 2548 km

Jingpo Lacus

MRV
1 Day 15 Hours
Walking
52 Days 20 Hours

SW 189 km

Koitere Lacus(last)

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2 Hours 58 Minutes
Walking
3 Days 22 Hours

S 368 km

Ladoga Lacus(next)

MRV
5 Hours 45 Minutes
Walking
7 Days 15 Hours

SE 682 km

Sotonera Lacus

MRV
10 Hours 40 Minutes
Walking
14 Days 3 Hours

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