Greetings,

Here's a Clementine derived moon map with feature names added on top:

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Full resolution: http://laps.noaa.gov/albers/sos/features/c...zero_center.png

Steve

High Res photos taken by 21st century unmanned missions lead to a superb looking “ Sky & Telescope “ Moon globus, 2012 updated version:
http://features.caltech.edu/features/358
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/news/Sky-an...-145987805.html

A little humour - or dare I say 'Humorum' - a rare 18th Century map of lunar landing sites.

Phil

http://publish.uwo.ca/~pjstooke/vehiculum.jpg

For the sake of complete authenticity, "impact", "land" and the names of the "vehiculi" on the map should also be Latinized!

True but it's not gonna happen.

Phil

Hmmm... now I have that base I could the same thing for Mars and Venus very easily.... can you tell I'm on sabbatical?

Phil

Very coolium, Phil!

I'm wondering where you got the base... why would an old moon atlas have two hemispheres?

It didn't have two hemispheres, it showed the near side twice with two different naming schemes, by Hevelius and Riccioli.

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:170...elmayr-1707.jpg

Phil