Meton (moon crater)

Meton
position	73.44 °  N , 19.2 °  O coordinates: 73 ° 26 '24 "  N , 19 ° 12' 0"  O
diameter	125 km
Card sheet	4 (PDF)
Named after	Meton (5th century BC)
Named since	1935
Unless otherwise stated, the information comes from the entry in the IAU / USGS database

Meton represents a terrain formation on the Earth's moon that consists of multiple, connected craters that have been flooded by lava . The remaining level, which is bounded by a wall, has the shape of a clover leaf. It is located north of the Mare Frigoris . Barrow Crater adjoins the southwestern rim. In the northwest is the Scoresby and in the east the Baillaud and the Euctemon .

List of Minor Craters of Meton

Letter	position	diameter	link
A.	73.22 °  N , 30.54 °  O	15 km	[1]
B.	71.37 °  N , 18.14 °  O	7 km	[2]
C.	70.45 °  N , 19.23 °  E	87 km	[3]
D.	72.21 °  N , 24.44 °  O	79 km	[4]
E.	75.17 °  N , 15.25 °  E	43 km	[5]
F.	72.11 °  N , 14.52 °  O	42 km	[6]
G	72.75 °  N , 28.07 °  O	9 km	[7]
W.	67.45 °  N , 17.45 °  O	8 kilometers	[8th]

Web links

• Meton in the Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature of the IAU (WGPSN) / USGS
• Meton crater in the "Digital Lunar Orbiter Photographic Atlas of the Moon"