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DescriptionMgn f45n019 1.gif	English: Magellan radar image of a lava channel on Venus. This unusually long channel ranges from Fortuna Tessera in the north down to the eastern Sedna Planitia in the south. The channel is about 2 km wide and shows branches and islands along its length. The framelet shown here is about 50 km wide, and north is up. (Magellan F-MIDR 45N019;1,framelet 18)
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Author	NASA/JPL/USGS

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current	13:45, 17 February 2007		1,024 × 1,024 (878 KB)	Brallan~commonswiki (talk \| contribs)	Magellan radar image of a lava channel on Venus. This unusually long channel ranges from Fortuna Tessera in the north down to the eastern Sedna Planitia in the south. The channel is about 2 km wide and shows branches and islands along its length. The fram

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