Philus Sulcus (Ganymede)

Greek; where Ganymede and Hebe were worshipped as rain-givers.

A sulcus is an are subparallel furrows and ridges. On Ganymede they are named after places associated with myths of ancient people.

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NW 1700 km

Lagamal

MRV
1 Day 2 Hours
Walking
34 Days 8 Hours

N 578 km

Elam Sulci(next)

MRV
9 Hours 1 Minute
Walking
11 Days 16 Hours

NE 1057 km

Agrotes

MRV
16 Hours 31 Minutes
Walking
21 Days 8 Hours

W 2112 km

Atra-hasis

MRV
1 Day 9 Hours
Walking
42 Days 16 Hours

Philus Sulcus

44.1° N 150.5° E

E 725 km

Akitu Sulcus

MRV
11 Hours 19 Minutes
Walking
14 Days 15 Hours

SW 642 km

Amon

MRV
10 Hours 2 Minutes
Walking
12 Days 23 Hours

S 607 km

Mashu Sulcus(last)

MRV
9 Hours 29 Minutes
Walking
12 Days 6 Hours

SE 480 km

Nergal

MRV
7 Hours 30 Minutes
Walking
9 Days 16 Hours

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