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Description	English: PIA00176: MC-16 Memnonia Region http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/pia00176 Mars digital-image mosaic merged with color of the MC-16 quadrangle, Memnonia region of Mars. Heavily cratered highlands in the southern two-thirds are cut in the northeastern part by a large outflow channel, Mangala Vallis. The highlands are bounded to the north by undulating wind-eroded deposits and to the east by lava flows of the Tharsis region. Latitude range -30 to 0 degrees, longitude range 135 to 180 degrees.
Date	5 June 1998
Source	http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA00176.jpg
Author	NASA/JPL/USGS

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