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| Feature Name | Feature Type | Origin | Center Point (Lat/Lon) |
| Abedin | Crater | Zainul; Bangladeshi painter and printmaker (1914-1976). | 61.732,-10.6611 |
| Abeeso Facula | Facula | Somali word for snake. | 21.7,145.4 |
| Abu Nuwas | Crater | Arab poet (c. 1756-1810). | 17.6291,-21.1888 |
| Acadia Rupes | Rupes | Canadian; hydrographic survey and oceanographic research vessel (1913- 1969), used to chart the coastline of Eastern Canada, performed tidal and depth charting. | 8.17,31 |
| Adventure Rupes | Rupes | English; one of Cook's ships on second voyage to the Pacific, 1772-75. | -65.4806,-65.3002 |
| Aegaeo Rupes | Rupes | Greek; research vessel that performs geophysical, geological, and hydrographic surveys in the Mediterranean Sea since 1985. | -9.19,-15.28 |
| Africanus Horton | Crater | (James Beale); Sierra Leonean author, folklorist (1835-1883). | -50.9615,-41.1949 |
| Agwo Facula | Facula | Igbo (Southeastern Nigeria) word for snake. | 22.4,146.3 |
| Ahas Facula | Facula | Filipino/Tagalog word for snake. | -21.37,-89.4 |
| Ahmad Baba | Crater | Abu-a;-Abbas Aj,Ad Obm Aj,Ad a;-Takruri Al-Massufi; Sudanese writer (1556-1627). | 58.3264,-128.351 |
| Ailey | Crater | Alvin; American dancer and choreographer (1931-1989). | 45.5848,177.923 |
| Akademik Rupes | Rupes | Bulgarian; a research vessel for geological, biological, chemical, physical, and ecological investigations in the Black Sea since 1979. | 8.14,-161.66 |
| Aksakov | Crater | Sergey; Russian author (1791-1859). | 34.7128,-78.7446 |
| Akutagawa | Crater | Ryunosuke; Japanese writer (1892-1927). | 48.252,-141.091 |
| Al Akhtal | Crater | Arab poet (c. 640-710). | 59.3831,-99.7051 |
| Al Hamadhani | Crater | Arab writer (d. 1007). | 39.1914,-91.7601 |
| Al Jahiz | Crater | Arab author (d. 869). | 1.3624,-21.7645 |
| Alencar | Crater | Jose de; Brazilian novelist (1829-1877). | -63.6369,-103.778 |
| Alpha Crucis Rupes | Rupes | Brazilian; an oceanographic research vessel investigating the role of the South Atlantic in global climate change, as well as studying marine biodiversity. | -12.4824,131.691 |
| Altair Rupes | Rupes | Mexican; oceanographic vessel used for academic and federal research in the Pacific (2000s). | -70.4846,173.506 |
| Alver | Crater | Betti; Estonian poet (1906-1989). | -66.9709,77.2464 |
| Alvin Rupes | Rupes | American; U.S.Navy's first deep submergence research vessel commissioned in 1964, designed specifically for oceanographic research. | 8.2951,151.281 |
| Amaral | Crater | Tarsila do; Brazilian painter (1886-1973). | -26.4914,117.824 |
| Amaru Facula | Facula | Quechua word for snake. | -49.8,10.5 |
| Amru Al Qays | Crater | Arab poet (pre-Islamic). | 12.4276,-176.115 |
| Andal | Crater | 10th century Tamil (South Indian) writer. | -47.5247,-37.7116 |
| Aneirin | Crater | Welsh poet (fl. 6th century). | -27.4658,-2.6763 |
| Angelou | Crater | Maya, American author and poet (1928 â?? 2014). | 80.32,-66.71 |
| Angkor Vallis | Vallis | Ancient city in Cambodia. | 57.2833,114.042 |
| Anguissola | Crater | Sofonisba; Italian painter (1532-1625) | 80.69,142.65 |
| Antares Rupes | Rupes | Mexican; an oceanographic research vessel for hydrography, meteorology, and oceanography studies (since 1968). | 18.06,130.58 |
| Antoniadi Dorsum | Dorsum | Eugene M.; Greco-French astronomer, defined classical nomenclature for albedo features of Mars (1870-1944). | 27.1971,-29.6507 |
| Anyte | Crater | Anyte of Tegea, Greek poet (early 3rd centrury BC). | 79.5,149.33 |
| Aparangi Planitia | Planitia | MÄori word for the planet Mercury. | 6.7,70.62 |
| Apollodorus | Crater | Apollodorus of Damascus; Greek architect (2nd century AD). | 30.5376,163.284 |
| Apollonia | Albedo Feature | Albedo name for H-5, Hokusai region. | 45.0001,45.0001 |
| Arecibo Catena | Catena | Radio telescope in Puerto Rico. | -27.577,-28.2946 |
| Aristoxenus | Crater | Greek philosopher and musical theorist (fl. 4th century B.C.). | 83.9348,-17.4574 |
| Arquipelago Rupes | Rupes | Origin: Portuguese; a coastal research vessel which has been used in research programs in the Northeast Atlantic (Azores, Madeira) up to 30°N (2010s). | 7.36,130.69 |
| Asawa | Crater | Ruth Aiko; Japanese-American sculptor (1926-2013). | 27.26,44.72 |
| Astrea Rupes | Rupes | Italian; multi-purpose research vessel used in particular for investigations in fisheries, aquaculture, oceanography within the Mediterranean Sea since 2003. | -20.31,115.85 |
| Astrolabe Rupes | Rupes | French; d'Urville's ship to explore Antarctica, 1838-40. | -42.5537,-70.8975 |
| Asvaghosa | Crater | Indian philosopher and poet (fl. A.D. 80-150). | 10.6107,-21.4937 |
| Atget | Crater | Eugène; French photographer (1857-1927). | 25.5724,166.375 |
| Aurora | Albedo Feature | Albedo name for H-2, Victoria region. | 45.0001,-89.9999 |
| Australia | Albedo Feature | Albedo name for H-15, Bach region. | -72.5,0.0001 |
| Bach | Crater | J. S.; German composer (1685-1750). | -69.8554,-103.006 |
| Bagryana | Crater | Elisaveta; Bulgarian poet (1893-1991). | -3.8892,76.266 |
| Balagtas | Crater | F.; Philippino writer (1788-1862). | -22.563,-13.9009 |
| Balanchine | Crater | George (Giorgi Balanchivadze); American choreographer of Georgian-Russian origin (1904-1983). | 38.4689,175.517 |
| Baltica Rupes | Rupes | Polish; a research vessel that performs oceanographic, biological and fishing research in the Baltic Sea since 1993. | -4.48,56.52 |
| Balzac | Crater | Honore de; French novelist (1799-1850). | 10.6226,-144.666 |
| Baranauskas | Crater | Antanas; Lithuanian poet (1835-1902). | 50.7266,-39.7579 |
| Barma | Crater | Yakovlev; 16th Century Russian architect. | -40.9317,-163.493 |
| Barney | Crater | Natalie Clifford; American-French playwright, poet, and novelist (1876-1972). | -11.6895,59.7101 |
| Bartok | Crater | Bela; Hungarian composer (1881-1945). | -29.2204,-135.064 |
| Basho | Crater | Matsuo; Japanese poet (1644-1694). | -32.3923,-170.453 |
| Beagle Rupes | Rupes | British; naval vessel aboard which Charles Darwin served as a naturalist on a surveying expedition, 1831-1836. | -3.2243,100.757 |
| Bechet | Crater | Sidney; American jazz musician and composer (1897-1959). | 83.0777,-93.6628 |
| Beckett | Crater | Clarice; Australian painter (1887-1935). | -40.2014,111.294 |
| Beethoven | Crater | Ludwig van; German composer of Flemish descent (1770-1827). | -20.8625,-124.21 |
| Bek | Crater | Egyptian sculptor (active c. 1340 B.C.). | 21.1606,-50.987 |
| Belgica Rupes | Rupes | Belgian; ship used for an expedition to determine the position of the South Magnetic Pole in 1898, first ship to winter in Antarctica. | -50.4491,63.7645 |
| Belinskij | Crater | Vissarion Grigoryevich; Russian literary critic and journalist (1811-1848). | -77.0939,-103.925 |
| Bellini | Crater | Giovanni; Italian painter (1430-1516). | -33.77,87.17 |
| Bello | Crater | Andres; Venezuelan poet and scholar (1781-1865). | -18.8661,-120.182 |
| Benoit | Crater | Rigaud; Haitian painter (1911-1987). | 7.4832,104.353 |
| Berkel | Crater | Sabri; Turkish painter and printmaker (1909-1993). | -13.7259,26.8101 |
| Berlioz | Crater | Hector; French composer (1803-1869). | 79.363,38.6616 |
| Bernini | Crater | Gian Lorenzo; Italian sculptor and architect (1598-1680). | -80.3188,-140.97 |
| Berry | Crater | Charles Edward Anderson "Chuck": American singer and songwriter (1926-2017). | 70.57,112.73 |
| Bibilava Faculae | Facula | Malagasy (Madagascar) word for snake. | 16.4,157.2 |
| Bilokur | Crater | Kateryna; Ukrainian painter (1900-1961). | -0.79,-108.33 |
| Bitin Facula | Facula | Cebuano (S. Philippines) word for snake. | -51.55,-28.45 |
| Bjornson | Crater | Bjornstjerne; Norwegian poet and dramatist (1832-1910). | 73.107,-113.988 |
| Blossom Rupes | Rupes | English; ship used for an expedition to discover the Northwest Passage, 1825-1827. | -3.0432,89.8484 |
| Boccaccio | Crater | Giovanni; Italian poet and novelist (1313-1375). | -80.9899,-23.0069 |
| Boethius | Crater | Anicius Manlius Severinus; Roman scholar (c. A.D. 470-524). | -0.9765,-73.6433 |
| Borea | Albedo Feature | Albedo name for H-1, Borealis region. | 75.0001,0.0001 |
| Borealis Planitia | Planitia | Northern plain; from classical albedo name for quadrangle. | 67.3,32.6 |
| Borobudur Fossae | Fossa | A 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist temple in Magelang Regency, in Central Java, Indonesia, consisting of nine stacked platforms and topped by a central dome. | -32.77,88.5 |
| Botticelli | Crater | Sandro; Italian painter (1445-1510). | 63.6306,-112.348 |
| Boznanska | Crater | Olga; Polish painter (1865-1940). | 59.6448,-40.7549 |
| Brahms | Crater | Johannes; German composer and pianist (1833-1897). | 58.3234,-177.358 |
| Bramante | Crater | Donato; Italian architect (1444-1514). | -47.2289,-61.5546 |
| Bronte | Crater | Charlotte (1816-1855), Emily (1818-1848), Anne (1820-1849); English novelists, and Branwell (1817-1848); author and painter. | 38.3918,-127.057 |
| Brooks | Crater | Gwendolyn; American poet and novelist (1917-2000). | -45.217,-168.015 |
| Bruegel | Crater | Pieter; Flemish painter (1525-1569). | 49.7274,-109.456 |
| Brunelleschi | Crater | Filippo; Florentine architect (1377-1446). | -8.9379,-22.5108 |
| Budh Planitia | Planitia | Hindu word for Mercury. | 19.5245,-150.462 |
| Bulsara | Crater | Farrokh; known as Freddie Mercury, British singer and songwriter of Indian-Zanzibar descent, leader of the rock band Queen (1946-1991). | -34.16,60 |
| Bunin | Crater | Ivan, Russian author of prose and poetry; first Russian to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, in 1933. (1861 â?? 1941). | 84.47,-141.76 |
| Burke | Crater | Mary William Ethelbert Appleton â??Billieâ?; American performing artist (1884-1970). | 85.9085,-171.56 |
| Burns | Crater | Robert; Scottish national poet (1759-1796). | 54.1027,-117.374 |
| Byron | Crater | G. G.; English poet (1788-1824). | -8.4358,-33.0038 |
| Caduceata | Albedo Feature | Albedo name for H-3, Shakespeare region. | 45.0001,-135 |
| Cahokia Vallis | Vallis | Cahokia Mounds, ancient city in southern Illinois, USA. | 65.5471,126.942 |
| Calder | Crater | Alexander; American sculptor (1898-1976). | 3.5143,12.7469 |
| Callicrates | Crater | Greek architect (5th century B.C.). | -66.515,-30.3734 |
| Caloris Montes | Mons | Hot mountains; surface temperature hottest near this position. | 31.4641,-174.153 |
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