Surface features of the Moon

large, dark, basaltic plains on Earth's Moon

hemisphere of the Moon that always faces away from Earth

hemisphere of the Moon facing the Earth

very large impact crater on the southern far side of the Moon

southernmost point on the Moon

northernmost point on the Moon

Hypothetical permanently sunlit point on an astronomical body

lunar crater

left|thumb|Rima Hyginus, an eminent rille, in selenochromatic format thumb|Rimae on the floor of the lunar crater Gassendi (crater)|Gassendi, from [[Apollo 16.]] thumb|Mamers Valles rille on Mars. thumb|Rima Ariadaeus is categorized as a straight rille (graben) and is over 300 km in length. thumb|Hadley Rille at center is a sinuous rille visited by the Apollo 15 mission. thumb|Detail of part of Hadley Rille

geographical feature of the Moon

lunar crater

enigmatic features on the lunar surface

Rille on the Moon

sub-surface tunnel on the Moon, believed to have formed during basaltic lava flows

permanently shadowed region of a body in the Solar System

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landing site of Apollo 14, named after Fra Mauro crater

stack

series of rilles on the Moon

system of rilles on the Moon

Highland region on the Moon

feature on the Moon

smooth area in the lunar maria

region on the Moon which resembles a face

lunar highlands on the near side that served as the landing site of the American Apollo 16 mission in 1972

Rille on the Moon