Datoteka:SyrtisMajor-MC-13-JezeroCrater.jpg

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English: Jezero Crater area Mars digital-image mosaic merged with color of the MC-13 quadrangle, Syrtis Major region of Mars. The central part is dominated by dark dust and lava flows of the Syrtis Major Planitia region. These lava flows are partly bounded to the east by a large depression, Isidis basin, which contains smooth plains, and to the west and north by heavily cratered and moderately faulted highlands. Latitude range 0 to 30 degrees, longitude range -90 to -45 degrees.

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5. lipnja 1998.

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en:Image:Syrtis Major MC-13.jpg - Cropped - Original image produced using images from the Viking Orbiter 1 Visual Imaging Subsystem - Camera A.

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NASA

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