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Description	English: Above is a pole-to-pole view of Martian topography from the first MOLA global topographic model [Smith et al., Science, 1999]. The slice runs from the north pole (left) to the south pole (right) along the 0° longitude line. The figure highlights the pole-to-pole slope of 0.036°, such that the south pole has a higher elevation than the north pole by ~6 kilometers.
Date	15 February 2011
Source	NASA Goddard Space Center MOLA
Author	Responsible NASA Official: Gregory A. Neumann

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