Mons Hadley Delta
| Mons Hadley Delta | ||
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| Rima Hadley with Mons Hadley Delta ( LROC -WAC) | ||
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| position | 25.72 ° N , 3.71 ° E | |
| diameter | 17 km | |
| Named after | John Hadley | |
| See also Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature | ||
The Mons Hadley Delta is a mountain on the Earth's moon with a diameter of around 15 km that rises around 3600 m above the surrounding plain. It has been named after the British instrument maker John Hadley since 1935 .
It is east of the Rima Hadley and south of the landing site of Apollo 15 , on the eastern edge of the Palus Putredinis . To the north is the larger Mons Hadley .
Coordinates: 25 ° 48 'N / 3 ° 48' E
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