Rum Patera (Ganymede)

Wadi in Jordan associated with travels of T. E. Lawrence, petroglyphs, and several Neolithic sites.

A patera is an irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges. Usually the dish-shaped depression atop a volcano. On Ganymede they are named after dry wadis (channels) of the Fertile Crescent region.

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NW 737 km

Eshmun

MRV
11 Hours 31 Minutes
Walking
14 Days 21 Hours

N 252 km

Bes(last)

MRV
3 Hours 57 Minutes
Walking
5 Days 2 Hours

NE 785 km

Erichthonius

MRV
12 Hours 16 Minutes
Walking
15 Days 20 Hours

W 259 km

Musa Patera

MRV
4 Hours 3 Minutes
Walking
5 Days 5 Hours

Rum Patera

-30.66° N 177.18° E

E 1968 km

Menhit

MRV
1 Day 6 Hours
Walking
39 Days 18 Hours

SW 23 km

Natrun Patera(next)

Walking
11 Hours 29 Minutes

S 404 km

Mummu Sulci

MRV
6 Hours 19 Minutes
Walking
8 Days 4 Hours

SE 829 km

Osiris

MRV
12 Hours 57 Minutes
Walking
16 Days 18 Hours

Tour so far: Visited 167 locations over 2,527 km. Next: Natrun Patera
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