Cool!
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/imag...5/N00165581.jpg

Dione images: bottom, top.

Edit: And now joined.
Edit2: Scooped by Ian R

A quick stab at a Dione IR/G/UV color mosaic:

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Mimas and the plumes of Enceladus:

http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/photos/raw/rawi...?imageID=230461

Nice Dione mosaic!

Some of the global mosaic frames are coming down.

Well, this could be a boundary between bright and dark terrain on Ganymede (crater size/shapes notwithstanding)... except it's on Enceladus!

http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/photos/raw/rawi...?imageID=230590

In a way, they're like cratons... ice cratons. Pretty neat.

Psychedelic in color! It's sort of a cheat, IR-CL-UV. Quite an interesting pattern of color to the crater rims at upper left of the image.

Comparing to this Celestia view, it looks as if my map has a sliver in the upper right that could be filled in with the new imagery.

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Very useful little sliver. Contains one of my new favorite surface features on Enceladus.

Sounds good. I'm looking a bit more at the lay of the land for these new images. Here's a Celestia view (1st) for the global raw image (2nd) at around 100000km range as Cassini was pulling away. At this range the new sliver is close to the northeast limb.

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At closer ranges (here at 34000km) the new sliver was in better view.

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At a similar distance, here's how I would match the Celestia frame to a raw image (N165749):

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And a Celestia match to another raw image (N165746):

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Emily's psychedelic frame matches up like this below in Celestia:

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