Renaudot (Mars)

Named after Gabrielle Renaudot - French astronomer (1877-1962).

Renaudot Crater is an impact crater in the Casius quadrangle on Mars at 42.4° N and 297.4° W. and is 64.0 km in diameter. Along its wall are evidence of old glaciers. The floor bears a field of dunes. (wikipedia entry)

A crater is a circular depression likely created by an impact event. On Mars large craters are named after deceased scientists, writers and others who have contributed to the lore of Mars. Small creaters (less than 60km) are named after small towns and villages.

NW 1368 km

Dioscuria

MRV
21 Hours 23 Minutes
Walking
17 Days 4 Hours

N 301 km

Pyramus Fossae(next)

MRV
4 Hours 42 Minutes
Walking
3 Days 18 Hours

NE 468 km

Umbra

MRV
7 Hours 19 Minutes
Walking
5 Days 21 Hours

W 705 km

Rudaux

MRV
11 Hours
Walking
8 Days 20 Hours

Renaudot

42.04° N 62.68° E

E 433 km

Nilosyrtis

MRV
6 Hours 46 Minutes
Walking
5 Days 10 Hours

SW 370 km

Hypsas Vallis

MRV
5 Hours 47 Minutes
Walking
4 Days 15 Hours

S 90 km

Colles Nili(last)

MRV
1 Hour 24 Minutes
Walking
1 Day 3 Hours

SE 385 km

Nilosyrtis Mensae

MRV
6 Hours 1 Minute
Walking
4 Days 20 Hours

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