Moon

Type

Feature Name

Origin

Crater

Anuchin

Named after Dimitrii Nikolaevich Anuchin - Russian geographer (1843-1923).

Satellite Feature

Anuchin B

Named after Dimitrii Nikolaevich Anuchin - Russian geographer (1843-1923).

Satellite Feature

Anuchin L

Named after Dimitrii Nikolaevich Anuchin - Russian geographer (1843-1923).

Satellite Feature

Anuchin N

Named after Dimitrii Nikolaevich Anuchin - Russian geographer (1843-1923).

Satellite Feature

Anuchin Q

Named after Dimitrii Nikolaevich Anuchin - Russian geographer (1843-1923).

Satellite Feature

Anuchin V

Named after Dimitrii Nikolaevich Anuchin - Russian geographer (1843-1923).

Crater

Backlund

Named after Jöns Oskar Backlund - Russian astronomer (1846-1916).

Satellite Feature

Backlund E

Named after Jöns Oskar Backlund - Russian astronomer (1846-1916).

Satellite Feature

Backlund L

Named after Jöns Oskar Backlund - Russian astronomer (1846-1916).

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Backlund N

Named after Jöns Oskar Backlund - Russian astronomer (1846-1916).

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Backlund P

Named after Jöns Oskar Backlund - Russian astronomer (1846-1916).

Satellite Feature

Backlund R

Named after Jöns Oskar Backlund - Russian astronomer (1846-1916).

Satellite Feature

Backlund S

Named after Jöns Oskar Backlund - Russian astronomer (1846-1916).

Crater

Beketov

Named after Nikolai Nikolaevich Beketov - Russian chemist (1827-1911).

Crater

Bellinsgauzen (Bellingshausen)

Named after Faddei Faddeevich (Bellingshausen) - Russian explorer (1778-1852).

Crater

Belopol'skiy

Named after Aristarch Apollonovich Belopol'skiy - Russian astronomer (1854-1934).

Crater

Boris

Russian male name.

Crater

Borya

Slavic male name Boris in Russian diminutive form (Lunokhod-1 landing site feature).

Crater

Bredikhin

Named after Fedor Aleksandrovich Bredikhin - Russian astronomer (1831-1904).

Satellite Feature

Bredikhin B

Named after Fedor Aleksandrovich Bredikhin - Russian astronomer (1831-1904).

Crater

Butlerov

Named after Aleksandr Mikhailovich Butlerov - Russian chemist (1828-1886).

Catena

Catena Mendeleev

Named from nearby crater.

Catena

Catena Yuri

Russian male name.

Crater

Chebyshev

Named after Pafnuty Lvovich Chebyshev - Russian mathematician (1821-1894).

Satellite Feature

Chebyshev C

Named after Pafnuty Lvovich Chebyshev - Russian mathematician (1821-1894).

Satellite Feature

Chebyshev N

Named after Pafnuty Lvovich Chebyshev - Russian mathematician (1821-1894).

Satellite Feature

Chebyshev U

Named after Pafnuty Lvovich Chebyshev - Russian mathematician (1821-1894).

Satellite Feature

Chebyshev V

Named after Pafnuty Lvovich Chebyshev - Russian mathematician (1821-1894).

Crater

Fedorov

Named after A.P. Fedorov - Russian rocket scientist (1872-1920).

Crater

Fesenkov

Named after Vasilii Grigor'evich Fesenkov - Russian astrophysicist (1889-1972).

Satellite Feature

Fesenkov F

Named after Vasilii Grigor'evich Fesenkov - Russian astrophysicist (1889-1972).

Satellite Feature

Fesenkov S

Named after Vasilii Grigor'evich Fesenkov - Russian astrophysicist (1889-1972).

Crater

Ganskiy (Hansky)

Named after Aleksey Pavlovich (Hansky) - Russian astronomer (1870-1908).

Satellite Feature

Ganskiy (Hansky) F

Named after Aleksey Pavlovich Ganskiy (Hansky) - Russian astronomer (1870-1908).

Satellite Feature

Ganskiy (Hansky) K

Named after Aleksey Pavlovich Ganskiy (Hansky) - Russian astronomer (1870-1908).

Satellite Feature

Ganskiy (Hansky) M

Named after Aleksey Pavlovich Ganskiy (Hansky) - Russian astronomer (1870-1908).

Satellite Feature

Ganskiy (Hansky) S

Named after Aleksey Pavlovich Ganskiy (Hansky) - Russian astronomer (1870-1908).

Crater

Gena

Greek-derived male name Gennady in Russian diminutive form (Lunokhod-1 landing site feature).

Crater

Glushko

Named after Valentin Petrovich Glushko - Russian space scientist (1908-1989).

Crater

Golitsyn

Named after Boris Borisovich Golitsyn - Russian physicist (1862-1916).

Satellite Feature

Golitsyn J

Named after Boris Borisovich Golitsyn - Russian physicist (1862-1916).

Crater

Igor

Norse male name Ingvar adopted as Russian name (Lunokhod-1 landing site feature).

Crater

Ivan

Russian male name.

Crater

Karrer

Named after Paul Karrer - Russian/Swiss biochemist; Nobel laureate (1889-1971).

Crater

Kibal'chich

Named after Nikolaj Ivanovich Kibal'chich - Russian rocketry scientist (1853-1881).

Satellite Feature

Kibal'chich H

Named after Nikolaj Ivanovich Kibal'chich - Russian rocketry scientist (1853-1881).

Satellite Feature

Kibal'chich Q

Named after Nikolaj Ivanovich Kibal'chich - Russian rocketry scientist (1853-1881).

Satellite Feature

Kibal'chich R

Named after Nikolaj Ivanovich Kibal'chich - Russian rocketry scientist (1853-1881).

Crater

Kira

Russian female name.

Crater

Kolya

Russian male name, diminutive from Greek-derived Nicholas (Lunokhod-1 landing site feature).

Crater

Konstantinov

Named after Konstantin Ivanovich Konstantinov - Russian rocketry scientist (1817-1871).

Crater

Kostya

Latin-derived male name Konstantin in Russian diminutive form (Lunokhod-1 landing site feature).

Crater

Koval'skiy

Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)

Satellite Feature

Koval'skiy B

Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)

Satellite Feature

Koval'skiy D

Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)

Satellite Feature

Koval'skiy H

Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)

Satellite Feature

Koval'skiy M

Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)

Satellite Feature

Koval'skiy P

Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)

Satellite Feature

Koval'skiy Q

Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)

Satellite Feature

Koval'skiy U

Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)

Satellite Feature

Koval'skiy Y

Marian Albertovich; Russian astronomer (1821-1884). (Spelling changed from Koval'skij.)

Crater

Kovalevskaya

Named after Sofya Vasilyevna Kovalevskaya - Russian mathematician (1850-1891).

Satellite Feature

Kovalevskaya D

Named after Sofya Vasilyevna Kovalevskaya - Russian mathematician (1850-1891).

Satellite Feature

Kovalevskaya Q

Named after Sofya Vasilyevna Kovalevskaya - Russian mathematician (1850-1891).

Crater

Kozyrev

Named after Nikolai Alexandrovich Kozyrev - Soviet astronomer (1908-1983).

Crater

Kramarov

Named after Grigory Moiseevich Kramarov - Soviet space scientist (1887-1970).

Crater

Krasnov

Named after Aleksander V. Krasnov - Russian astronomer (1866-1907).

Satellite Feature

Krasnov A

Named after Aleksander V. Krasnov - Russian astronomer (1866-1907).

Satellite Feature

Krasnov B

Named after Aleksander V. Krasnov - Russian astronomer (1866-1907).

Satellite Feature

Krasnov C

Named after Aleksander V. Krasnov - Russian astronomer (1866-1907).

Satellite Feature

Krasnov D

Named after Aleksander V. Krasnov - Russian astronomer (1866-1907).

Crater

Krusenstern

Named after Adam Johann, Baron Von Krusenstern - Russian explorer (1770-1846).

Satellite Feature

Krusenstern A

Named after Adam Johann, Baron Von Krusenstern - Russian explorer (1770-1846).

Crater

Lebedev

Named after Pëtr Nikolajevich Lebedev - Russian physicist (1866-1912).

Satellite Feature

Lebedev C

Named after Pëtr Nikolajevich Lebedev - Russian physicist (1866-1912).

Satellite Feature

Lebedev D

Named after Pëtr Nikolajevich Lebedev - Russian physicist (1866-1912).

Satellite Feature

Lebedev F

Named after Pëtr Nikolajevich Lebedev - Russian physicist (1866-1912).

Satellite Feature

Lebedev K

Named after Pëtr Nikolajevich Lebedev - Russian physicist (1866-1912).

Crater

Lents (Lenz)

Named after Heinrich Friedrich Emil (Lenz) - Russian physicist (1804-1865).

Satellite Feature

Lents (Lenz) C

Named after Heinrich Friedrich Emil Lents (Lenz) - Russian physicist (1804-1865).

Satellite Feature

Lents (Lenz) J

Named after Heinrich Friedrich Emil Lents (Lenz) - Russian physicist (1804-1865).

Crater

Leonid

Russian male name of Greek origin (Lunokhod-1 landing site feature).

Crater

Lev

Russian male name of Hebrew origin.

Crater

Litke (Lütke)

Named after Fyodor Petrovich (Lütke) - Russian geographer (1797-1882).

Crater

Lobachevskiy

Named after Nikolay Ivanovich Lobachevskiy - Russian mathematician (1793-1856).

Satellite Feature

Lobachevskiy M

Named after Nikolay Ivanovich Lobachevskiy - Russian mathematician (1793-1856).

Satellite Feature

Lobachevskiy P

Named after Nikolay Ivanovich Lobachevskiy - Russian mathematician (1793-1856).

Crater

Lodygin

Named after Aleksandr Nikolaevich Lodygin - Russian inventor (1847-1923).

Satellite Feature

Lodygin C

Named after Aleksandr Nikolaevich Lodygin - Russian inventor (1847-1923).

Satellite Feature

Lodygin F

Named after Aleksandr Nikolaevich Lodygin - Russian inventor (1847-1923).

Satellite Feature

Lodygin J

Named after Aleksandr Nikolaevich Lodygin - Russian inventor (1847-1923).

Satellite Feature

Lodygin L

Named after Aleksandr Nikolaevich Lodygin - Russian inventor (1847-1923).

Satellite Feature

Lodygin M

Named after Aleksandr Nikolaevich Lodygin - Russian inventor (1847-1923).

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Lodygin R

Named after Aleksandr Nikolaevich Lodygin - Russian inventor (1847-1923).

Crater

Lomonosov

Named after Mikhail Vasilievich Lomonosov - Russian poet, scientist, and grammarian (1711-1765).

Crater

Lyapunov

Named after Aleksandr Mikhailovich Lyapunov - Russian mathematician, engineer (1857-1918).

Crater

Malinkin

Egor Ivanovich, Russian meteorite researcher (1923-2008).

Crater

Markov

Named after Aleksandr Vladimirovich Markov - Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968) and Andrei Andreevich Markov - Russian mathematician (1856-1922).

Satellite Feature

Markov E

Named after Aleksandr Vladimirovich Markov - Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968) and Andrei Andreevich Markov - Russian mathematician (1856-1922).

Satellite Feature

Markov F

Named after Aleksandr Vladimirovich Markov - Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968) and Andrei Andreevich Markov - Russian mathematician (1856-1922).

Satellite Feature

Markov G

Named after Aleksandr Vladimirovich Markov - Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968) and Andrei Andreevich Markov - Russian mathematician (1856-1922).

Satellite Feature

Markov U

Named after Aleksandr Vladimirovich Markov - Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968) and Andrei Andreevich Markov - Russian mathematician (1856-1922).

Crater

Mechnikov

Named after Ilya Ilich Mechnikov - Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).

Satellite Feature

Mechnikov C

Named after Ilya Ilich Mechnikov - Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).

Satellite Feature

Mechnikov D

Named after Ilya Ilich Mechnikov - Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).

Satellite Feature

Mechnikov F

Named after Ilya Ilich Mechnikov - Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).

Satellite Feature

Mechnikov G

Named after Ilya Ilich Mechnikov - Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).

Satellite Feature

Mechnikov U

Named after Ilya Ilich Mechnikov - Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).

Satellite Feature

Mechnikov Z

Named after Ilya Ilich Mechnikov - Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).

Crater

Mendeleev

Named after Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev - Russian chemist (1834-1907).

Satellite Feature

Mendeleev P

Named after Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev - Russian chemist (1834-1907).

Crater

Meshcherskiy

Named after Ivan Vsevolodovich Meshcherskiy - Russian mathematician (1859-1935).

Satellite Feature

Meshcherskiy K

Named after Ivan Vsevolodovich Meshcherskiy - Russian mathematician (1859-1935).

Satellite Feature

Meshcherskiy X

Named after Ivan Vsevolodovich Meshcherskiy - Russian mathematician (1859-1935).

Mons

Montes Riphaeus

Named from range in Asia (now Ural Mountains).

Crater

Natasha

Russian female name.

Crater

Nefed'ev

Named after Anatoly Alexeevich Nefed'ev - Russian astronomer (1910-1976).

Crater

Nikolya

Russian diminutive form of the Greek-derived male name Nicholas (Lunokhod-1 landing site feature).

Crater

Parrot

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot A

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot B

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot C

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

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Parrot D

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

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Parrot E

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

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Parrot F

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot G

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

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Parrot H

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

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Parrot J

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

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Parrot K

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot L

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

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Parrot M

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot N

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot O

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot P

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot Q

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot R

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot S

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot T

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot U

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot V

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot W

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot X

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Satellite Feature

Parrot Y

Named after Johann Jacob Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot - Russian doctor, physicist (1792-1840).

Crater

Polzunov

Named after Ivan Ivanovich Polzunov - Russian heat engineer (1728-1766).

Satellite Feature

Polzunov J

Named after Ivan Ivanovich Polzunov - Russian heat engineer (1728-1766).

Satellite Feature

Polzunov N

Named after Ivan Ivanovich Polzunov - Russian heat engineer (1728-1766).

Crater

Pomortsev

Named after Mikhail Mikhailovich Pomortsev - Russian rocketry scientist (1851-1916).

Crater

Popov

Named after Aleksandr Stepanovich Popov - Russian physicist, engineer (1859-1905) and C. Popov - Bulgarian astronomer (1880-1966).

Satellite Feature

Popov D

Named after Aleksandr Stepanovich Popov - Russian physicist, engineer (1859-1905) and C. Popov - Bulgarian astronomer (1880-1966).

Satellite Feature

Popov W

Named after Aleksandr Stepanovich Popov - Russian physicist, engineer (1859-1905) and C. Popov - Bulgarian astronomer (1880-1966).

Promontorium

Promontorium Agarum

Named from cape in Sea of Azov.

Promontorium

Promontorium Archerusia

Named from cape on the Black Sea.

Rupes

Rupes Boris

Named from nearby crater.

Crater

Schubert