Dubyago (moon crater)

Dubyago
position	4.4 °  N , 69.91 °  E Coordinates: 4 ° 24 '0 "  N , 69 ° 54' 36"  E
diameter	48 km
depth	2700 m
Card sheet	62 (PDF)
Named after	Dmitri Iwanowitsch Dubjago (1849–1918), Alexander Dmitrijewitsch Dubjago (1903–1959)
Named since	1964
Unless otherwise stated, the information comes from the entry in the IAU / USGS database

Dubyago is an impact crater on the eastern edge of the front of the moon between Mare Spumans in the southwest and Mare Undarum in the north. The crater rim is irregular and the crater floor is relatively flat.

List of Dubyago minor craters

Letter	position	diameter	link
B.	3.13 °  N , 70.27 °  O	34 km	[1]
C.	Renamed Respighi
D.	1.45 °  N , 71.1 °  E	14 km	[2]
E.	1.49 °  N , 68.93 °  O	13 km	[3]
F.	1.89 °  N , 69.42 °  O	10 km	[4]
G	1.85 °  N , 68.9 °  E	8 kilometers	[5]
H	2.33 °  N , 69.18 °  O	7 km	[6]
J	2.9 °  N , 69.52 °  O	12 km	[7]
K	1.54 °  N , 68.27 °  O	9 km	[8th]
L.	1.95 °  N , 68.09 °  O	6 km	[9]
M.	2.55 °  N , 68.11 °  O	10 km	[10]
N	1.47 °  N , 66.93 °  O	7 km	[11]
P	Renamed to Pomortsev
Q	Renamed Stewart
R.	2.51 °  N , 66.38 °  E	9 km	[12]
S.	Renamed Liouville
T	4.86 °  N , 72.24 °  O	11 km	[13]
U	Renamed Boethius
V	5.93 °  N , 69.78 °  O	11 km	[14]
W.	6.52 °  N , 69.72 °  O	9 km	[15]
X	6.5 °  N , 73.03 °  O	9 km	[16]
Y	4.25 °  N , 68.18 °  E	7 km	[17]
Z	3.84 °  N , 70.88 °  O	9 km	[18]

The crater was officially named by the IAU in 1964 after the Russian astronomer Dmitri Ivanovich Dubjago and his son Alexander Dmitrijewitsch Dubjago .

Web links

• Dubyago in the Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature of the IAU (WGPSN) / USGS
• Dubyago on The-Moon Wiki

Individual evidence

1. ^ John E. Westfall: Atlas of the Lunar Terminator. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge et al. 2000, ISBN 0-521-59002-7 .