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Tools	Name	P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
		J	io	-53.0	240.0	126.2	"Child of touch," son of Io and Zeus.
		J	ga	1.0	151.4	54.3	"Father of Men", existed before the birth of gods.
		M	M	22.0	120.0	0.0	"Lucky journey or lucky return"; i.e., infernal regions beyond Elysium.
		M	ME	21.8	240.0	0.0	"Lucky journey or lucky return"; i.e., infernal regions beyond Elysium.
		V	V	81.0	223.0	26.5	(Simonovich-Efimova) Nina; Soviet painter and puppet-theatre designer (1877-1948).
		S	di	-74.4	0.0	35.0	A Trojan companion of Aeneas, friend of Nisus.
		S	di	-0.1	66.0	35.1	A Trojan companion of Aeneas.
		J	ga	-7.3	179.2	953.0	Akkadian town that was built by Marduk.
		M	M	8.2	78.0	395.0	Albedo feature name.
		M	ME	8.1	282.0	395.0	Albedo feature name.
		M	M	17.8	210.4	47.7	Albedo feature name.
		M	ME	17.6	149.6	47.7	Albedo feature name.
		M	M	22.5	218.5	129.0	Albedo feature name.
		M	ME	22.3	141.5	129.0	Albedo feature name.
		M	M	25.4	212.0	130.0	Albedo feature name.
		M	ME	25.1	148.0	130.0	Albedo feature name.
		M	M	-45.1	255.0	91.0	Albedo feature name.
		M	ME	-44.8	105.0	91.0	Albedo feature name.
		E	m	16.3	-88.7	198.0	Albert; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1955).
		E	m	16.7	-88.2	51.0	Albert; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1955).
		E	m	13.9	-91.8	20.0	Albert; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1955).
		E	m	15.1	-91.5	20.0	Albert; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1879-1955).
		V	V	43.9	103.3	8.0	Altai first name.
		V	V	-46.0	264.0	350.0	Altay childbirth goddess.
		V	V	37.6	342.2	200.0	Amazonian sleep goddess.
		V	V	70.1	136.2	414.0	Amelia; American aviator (1897-1937).
		J	ga	58.2	200.3	1,855.0	Ancient Babylonian seat of sun worship, in present-day Iran.
		S	pe	-61.5	281.6	19.0	Argonaut, son of Ctimenus.
		S	pe	-30.4	8.0	14.0	Argonaut, son of Kenethos or Cerion.
		S	pe	-39.7	177.2	89.0	Argonaut, son of Mercury and Antianira.
		S	pe	-31.3	331.1	23.0	Argonaut, son of Neptune and Europa.
		S	pe	31.6	337.1	38.0	Argonaut, son of Neptune, helmsman of the Argo after the death of Tiphys.
		V	V	-16.3	233.7	275.0	Armenian earth goddess.
		J	ga	17.7	148.7	19.1	Assyro-babylonian god of water, wisdom, and the earth.
		J	ga	74.7	340.5	44.5	Assyro-Babylonian; asked the eagle for an herb to give him an heir.
		J	ga	55.3	312.2	34.4	Assyro-Babylonian; nature god of the air, hurricanes, and nature.
		E	m	26.1	3.7	0.0	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
		E	m	26.0	3.6	0.0	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 15 site.
		E	m	-8.9	15.6	0.0	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 16 site.
		E	m	20.1	30.8	1.0	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.
		V	V	5.0	350.0	375.0	Australian aboriginal snake goddess, maker of all beings.
		J	ga	11.6	168.4	5.0	Babylonian moon god.
		J	io	-28.4	88.5	51.0	Basque sun goddess.
		H	H	-9.9	238.4	38.0	Benedict Chukwukadibia; Nigerian sculptor and painter (1921-1994).
		V	V	23.7	91.3	150.0	Benin (West Africa) goddess of "sweet water," beauty, and love.
		M	M	0.0	345.0	0.0	Biblical country of Edomites, south of Judea.
		M	ME	0.0	15.0	0.0	Biblical country of Edomites, south of Judea.
		M	M	20.0	335.0	0.0	Biblical fourth River of Paradise.
		M	ME	19.8	25.0	0.0	Biblical fourth River of Paradise.
		V	V	-50.0	40.0	600.0	Buryatian creator goddess.
		V	V	-59.1	202.0	27.5	Byzantine empress (c. 401-460).
		V	V	-5.0	175.0	200.0	Celtic fertility goddess.
		V	V	16.4	352.1	9.2	Celtic first name.
		V	V	-61.2	212.3	18.0	Celtic first name.
		V	V	-28.0	208.5	225.0	Celtic horse/fertility goddess.
		E	m	-10.1	84.1	16.0	Charles Wesley; American astronomer (1872-1954).
		E	m	-63.1	-141.5	54.0	Christiaan; Dutch doctor; Nobel laureate (1858-1930).
		E	m	-62.3	-136.9	25.0	Christiaan; Dutch doctor; Nobel laureate (1858-1930).
		E	m	8.8	-100.5	74.0	Christian Thomas; American astronomer, geophysicist (1899-1970).
		E	m	7.8	-97.9	14.0	Christian Thomas; American astronomer, geophysicist (1899-1970).
		E	m	6.0	-98.8	22.0	Christian Thomas; American astronomer, geophysicist (1899-1970).
		S	en	5.7	280.5	70.0	City in the "Tale of Kamar Al-Zaman."
		M	M	2.7	80.2	413.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	2.7	279.8	413.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	2.9	76.9	400.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	2.9	283.1	400.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	24.8	213.7	1,175.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	24.6	146.3	1,175.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	25.0	213.1	410.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	24.8	146.9	410.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	2.0	205.0	3,000.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	2.0	155.0	3,000.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	-12.1	39.7	1,413.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	-12.0	320.3	1,413.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	-11.0	42.2	390.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	-10.9	317.8	390.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	-53.8	221.0	939.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	-53.5	139.0	939.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	-27.5	31.0	152.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	-27.2	329.0	152.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	4.5	156.5	566.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	4.4	203.5	566.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	-21.9	12.4	149.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	ME	-21.7	347.6	149.0	Classical albedo feature name.
		M	M	36.2	85.3	5.0	Classical albedo name.
		M	ME	35.9	274.7	5.0	Classical albedo name.
		M	M	-9.5	49.5	160.0	Classical name for modern Allier River, France.
		M	ME	-9.4	310.5	160.0	Classical name for modern Allier River, France.
		M	M	37.0	93.1	357.0	Classical river.
		M	ME	36.7	266.9	357.0	Classical river.
		S	mi	46.3	107.0	21.0	Daughter of King Pelles, lover of Sir Launcelot and mother, by him, of Sir Galahad.
		V	V	-50.9	39.4	31.6	Dorothea; first woman Ph.D in Germany (1715-1762).
		J	ga	25.7	147.1	184.0	Egyptian town where Horus was worshipped.
		M	M	-45.0	190.0	0.0	Electra's island near River Eridanus; famous for amber formed from tears shed by Phaethon's sisters.
		M	ME	-44.7	170.0	0.0	Electra's island near River Eridanus; famous for amber formed from tears shed by Phaethon's sisters.
		E	m	-25.8	102.3	8.0	English female name.
		H	H	37.5	31.3	0.0	English; Cook's ship to explore Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, 1768-71.
		E	m	21.5	42.1	15.0	Ernest Benjamin; French astronomer (1876-1954).
		S	ia	1.6	173.5	0.1	Escremiz of Valterne; volunteered to fight at Roncevaux Pass; killed by Engelier in the first battle.
		E	m	-7.4	-29.5	11.0	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
		E	m	-13.2	-30.0	10.0	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
		E	m	-6.3	-25.1	4.0	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
		E	m	-6.3	-33.7	5.0	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
		E	m	-6.4	-28.5	4.0	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
		E	m	-4.2	-24.7	6.0	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
		E	m	-10.4	-28.2	6.0	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
		E	m	-4.5	-27.6	66.0	Euclid; Greek mathematician (unkn-c. 300 B.C.).
		M	M	0.2	244.7	79.3	F.; Mexican astronomer (c. 1930).
		M	ME	0.2	115.3	79.3	F.; Mexican astronomer (c. 1930).
		S	te	52.5	246.5	31.0	Faithful old nurse of Odysseus.
		S	te	23.1	51.1	30.0	Faithful swineherd who greets Odysseus, gave him warm cloak and guided him to palace.
		S	te	18.7	171.2	22.3	Father of Antinous.
		S	te	7.9	238.9	33.0	Father of Maron.
		E	m	-25.3	-120.1	47.0	Ferdinand; American astronomer (1869-1940).
		E	m	-27.9	-124.0	28.0	Ferdinand; American astronomer (1869-1940). Note: Renamed Konoplev
		V	V	-75.0	94.6	9.5	Finnish first name.
		V	V	-41.6	96.4	5.9	Finnish first name.
		V	V	-10.1	91.1	10.2	Finnish first name.
		V	V	69.6	221.9	16.0	First name from Greek.
		V	V	1.1	93.7	18.8	First name from Latin.
		V	V	19.4	21.8	17.6	First name from Persian.
		S	te	53.4	263.7	60.0	Follower of Odysseus.
		J	ga	-26.6	325.2	121.1	Friend of Gilgamesh.
		M	M	36.0	175.0	785.0	From albedo feature at 26N, 182W.
		M	ME	35.7	185.0	785.0	From albedo feature at 26N, 182W.

Tools	Name	P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
		M	M	10.9	74.8	473.0	From albedo feature Echus Lacus at 1N, 90W.
		M	ME	10.8	285.2	473.0	From albedo feature Echus Lacus at 1N, 90W.
		E	m	7.7	121.4	3.0	Gaelic male name.
		E	m	24.0	64.8	46.0	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
		E	m	24.0	65.7	7.0	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
		E	m	21.4	66.5	11.0	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
		E	m	22.4	61.2	24.0	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
		E	m	23.0	69.1	11.0	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
		E	m	23.3	61.9	8.0	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
		E	m	25.5	64.8	14.0	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
		E	m	22.1	64.4	16.0	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
		E	m	20.2	67.6	13.0	Georg Christoph; German astronomer (1638-1705).
		V	V	39.1	79.0	116.0	George; (Mary Ann Evans) English writer (1819-1880).
		V	V	47.1	6.9	4.5	German first name (variation of Eleanor).
		V	V	-22.8	281.3	14.6	German first name.
		V	V	-13.7	302.3	11.8	German first name.
		E	m	44.3	16.3	67.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		M	M	-44.9	147.5	98.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		M	ME	-44.6	212.5	98.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		E	m	45.8	20.0	14.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		E	m	45.6	17.4	8.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		E	m	43.3	13.2	10.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		E	m	44.3	21.1	6.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		E	m	45.4	18.8	7.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		E	m	40.8	20.2	4.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		E	m	43.9	20.3	4.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		E	m	43.1	18.9	4.0	Greek astronomer (c. 408-355 B.C.).
		E	m	67.5	-4.6	55.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
		E	m	66.9	-0.3	18.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
		E	m	68.3	-3.1	11.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
		E	m	68.3	0.3	10.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
		E	m	67.1	-8.1	5.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
		E	m	68.9	-7.0	5.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
		E	m	69.4	-6.4	7.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
		E	m	65.4	-5.4	33.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-c. 200 B.C.).
		E	m	76.4	31.3	62.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
		E	m	76.2	38.9	20.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
		E	m	77.1	39.2	20.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
		E	m	76.3	26.6	16.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
		E	m	75.9	28.4	7.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
		E	m	75.5	33.1	8.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
		E	m	14.5	-11.3	58.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	18.4	-8.3	6.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	18.7	-8.7	5.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	16.9	-12.4	5.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	17.5	-10.9	4.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	18.0	-10.9	4.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	17.7	-9.9	4.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	13.3	-12.2	3.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	12.9	-9.2	5.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	14.0	-13.6	4.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		E	m	13.8	-14.1	1.0	Greek astronomer, geographer (c. 276-196 B.C.).
		V	V	80.6	105.4	6.0	Greek first name.
		S	tn	31.2	27.0	500.0	Greek goddess of happiness and hope.
		V	V	-34.5	284.0	325.0	Greek harvest goddess.
		V	V	26.5	94.5	200.0	Greek mother earth goddess.
		E	m	53.9	57.0	123.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	54.7	62.8	30.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	59.8	67.2	59.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	58.4	60.8	32.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	52.4	62.4	20.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	53.6	66.2	18.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	56.9	65.1	12.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	56.4	55.6	15.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	51.1	56.3	14.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	53.5	50.7	67.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	51.3	52.3	7.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	55.4	71.0	9.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	52.7	70.9	9.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	52.4	69.6	9.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	52.7	69.2	10.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	52.9	50.1	6.0	Greek mythological character.
		E	m	55.8	58.0	8.0	Greek mythological character.
		M	M	-16.8	46.9	490.0	Greek name of Aurora; albedo feature.
		M	ME	-16.6	313.1	490.0	Greek name of Aurora; albedo feature.
		E	m	-40.9	-30.2	27.0	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
		E	m	-43.2	-30.1	15.0	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
		E	m	-41.6	-28.8	10.0	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
		E	m	-42.3	-27.5	4.0	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
		E	m	-41.6	-29.3	26.0	Greek philosopher, writer (unkn-fl. 596 B.C.).
		V	V	-78.0	309.1	33.8	Greek poet (c. 500 B.C.).
		V	V	-62.0	351.0	700.0	Greek war goddess.
		V	V	64.4	104.5	9.8	Gypsy first name.
		E	m	-9.4	-25.7	6.0	H.; Czechoslovakian doctor (1879-1946). Name dropped October 2002.
		V	V	-68.0	8.0	300.0	Haitian voodoo goddess of love.
		J	eu	-31.9	79.8	2.5	Handsome Celtic king, father of sun god Bres.
		E	m	48.7	10.6	37.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		E	m	51.6	10.5	13.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		E	m	50.5	8.9	8.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		E	m	50.1	13.0	5.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		E	m	49.6	10.4	4.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		E	m	51.9	12.5	4.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		E	m	51.9	6.9	7.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		E	m	49.5	12.4	4.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		E	m	49.7	11.1	4.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		E	m	47.8	10.5	4.0	Hans; Danish natural historian (1686-1758).
		V	V	59.1	215.4	10.5	Hebrew first name.
		V	V	57.0	186.8	7.8	Hebrew first name.
		V	V	-32.0	359.8	330.0	Hebrew first name; name changed from Eve (crater).
		V	V	-32.0	0.1	23.0	Hebrew first name; Pioneer-Venus longitude setting feature.
		J	io	21.6	87.7	95.0	Hittite sun god.
		M	M	25.0	210.0	0.0	Home of the blessed on western edge of world.
		M	ME	24.8	150.0	0.0	Home of the blessed on western edge of world.
		U	mr	-15.0	250.0	225.0	Home of twins and setting for "The Comedy of Errors."

Tools	Name	P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
		V	V	72.0	175.4	10.5	Hungarian, German first name.
		J	eu	-11.4	45.7	1,250.0	In Greek mythology, son of Europa and Poseidon who could walk on water.
		A	er	13.5	170.0	2.2	In Greek mythology, wife of singer Orpheus, who fails to bring her from Hades.
		S	tn	19.3	78.5	260.0	In Norse mythology, twelve poisonous ice-cold rivers.
		J	io	-41.5	257.6	193.7	Io ended her wanderings here.
		J	io	26.3	126.5	286.2	Io passed by here in her wanderings.
		V	V	-37.0	357.0	600.0	Irish earth mother.
		V	V	-22.8	232.7	16.1	Irish first name.
		V	V	-47.0	184.8	13.6	Irish first name.
		V	V	-45.0	199.0	1,400.0	Irish sun and horse goddess.
		V	V	-57.0	7.5	500.0	Iroquois earth goddess.
		V	V	-18.3	73.4	17.6	Italian first name.
		S	tn	-10.8	1.2	250.0	Italian island.
		E	m	4.6	-36.6	28.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	2.4	-36.8	12.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	0.7	-36.4	9.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	0.3	-40.1	9.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	4.8	-38.8	7.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	4.0	-37.3	4.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	5.2	-39.5	5.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	1.4	-37.2	4.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	4.5	-35.1	3.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	4.6	-37.1	4.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	3.4	-38.0	91.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	0.9	-40.3	3.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	5.9	-36.4	3.0	Johann Franz; German mathematician, astronomer (1791-1865).
		E	m	35.7	-159.5	66.0	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
		E	m	38.1	-156.7	48.0	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
		E	m	38.8	-156.0	49.0	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
		E	m	35.9	-158.3	73.0	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
		E	m	35.1	-161.2	31.0	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
		E	m	34.9	-162.6	45.0	John; British astronomer (1864-1956).
		H	H	42.7	19.2	75.0	Jose; Spanish dramatist, Nobel laureate (1832-1916).
		E	m	86.9	28.6	9.9	Joseph; American physiologist, Nobel Prize winner 1944 (1874-1965).
		J	ca	42.5	176.6	45.5	Karelian deity of the harvest of beans.
		J	eu	-50.5	233.3	10.6	King of the Fir Bolgs in Celtic mythology.
		V	V	-34.4	275.9	18.0	Latvian first name.
		E	m	-35.5	133.8	99.0	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
		E	m	-33.0	134.8	22.0	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
		E	m	-34.4	136.1	16.0	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
		E	m	-34.5	138.1	23.0	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
		E	m	-35.8	136.2	21.0	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
		E	m	-35.3	130.8	15.0	Lóránt (English - Roland) von; Hungarian physicist (1848-1919).
		M	M	-19.4	173.9	49.0	Leif; Norse explorer (c. 1000).
		M	ME	-19.2	186.1	49.0	Leif; Norse explorer (c. 1000).
		E	m	23.3	-29.2	27.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783).
		E	m	24.7	-34.0	6.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). Note: Formerly Firdausi
		E	m	21.2	-27.9	6.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783).
		E	m	20.7	-27.4	4.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783).
		E	m	25.3	-28.6	4.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783).
		E	m	22.3	-31.5	4.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783).
		E	m	20.7	-31.8	5.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). Note: Renamed Jehan
		E	m	21.4	-28.9	4.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783).
		E	m	20.0	-31.1	11.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). Note: Renamed Natasha
		M	M	12.4	217.9	89.0	Lindsay A.; South African astronomer (1845-1913).
		M	ME	12.3	142.1	89.0	Lindsay A.; South African astronomer (1845-1913).
		V	V	-59.0	134.0	110.0	Lithuanian underwater queen.
		U	mr	-24.8	257.1	323.0	Location of Hamlet's castle.
		E	m	-22.6	-78.3	49.0	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
		E	m	-21.7	-76.7	15.0	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
		E	m	-23.5	-76.0	7.0	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
		E	m	-23.9	-78.3	18.0	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
		E	m	-22.4	-80.7	11.0	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
		E	m	-19.0	-79.9	11.0	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
		E	m	-18.2	-83.2	13.0	Lorentz; German mathematician, astronomer (1596-1660).
		E	m	5.7	98.5	61.0	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
		E	m	6.8	100.5	30.0	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
		E	m	4.6	99.4	15.0	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
		E	m	3.8	99.6	17.0	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
		E	m	5.6	96.9	16.0	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
		E	m	6.3	97.8	18.0	Luis Enrique; Mexican astronomer (1897-1955).
		V	V	32.2	22.8	29.0	Maria; Irish writer (1767-1849).
		V	V	60.3	154.4	60.9	Mariya; Russian actress (1853-1928).
		E	m	55.1	-107.5	36.0	Mervyn Archdall; Irish-born British astronomer (1909-1963).
		E	m	52.8	-109.6	32.0	Mervyn Archdall; Irish-born British astronomer (1909-1963).
		V	V	21.0	84.5	320.0	Mesopotamian nature/fertility goddess.
		H	H	10.8	245.9	125.0	Mihail; Romanian poet (1850-1889).
		V	V	-21.5	213.5	225.0	Mongolian childcare goddess.
		J	io	-80.0	355.6	203.4	Mother of Iynx.
		U	ti	-44.8	333.6	74.0	Mother of King John.
		M	M	-34.5	65.0	1,750.0	Name changed to Bosporos Planum.
		M	ME	-34.2	295.0	1,750.0	Name changed to Bosporos Planum.
		V	V	72.0	136.0	0.0	Name changed to Earhart Corona.
		A	ma	-15.3	151.6	5.9	Nigerian coal field.
		E	m	34.8	-153.0	50.0	Nikolaj N.; Soviet astronomer (1868-1940).
		E	m	33.9	-150.5	48.0	Nikolaj N.; Soviet astronomer (1868-1940).
		E	m	31.7	-153.7	27.0	Nikolaj N.; Soviet astronomer (1868-1940).
		V	V	10.5	21.5	8,015.0	Norse giantess.
		S	tn	-24.0	114.7	145.0	Norse goddess of healing and peace.
		J	ca	-8.9	15.5	223.1	Norse river.
		J	ca	33.9	35.9	60.6	Norse; shepherd for the giants.
		H	H	-40.2	30.7	99.0	O.; Olavdah, West Africa (Benin) slave, writer (c. 1750-1797).
		S	te	-5.1	27.7	44.8	Odysseus’ second in command.
		S	te	-35.7	65.0	38.4	One of the two leading suitors of Penelope, killed by Odysseus.
		S	ia	-40.5	264.7	504.0	One of Twelve Peers, the Gascon of Bordeaux; the most valiant knight, killed by Climborin in the first battle.
		E	m	40.9	-172.4	30.0	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
		E	m	40.2	-170.7	25.0	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
		E	m	39.0	-173.1	19.0	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
		E	m	42.7	-174.0	26.0	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
		E	m	42.2	-172.4	28.0	Paul; German doctor; Nobel laureate (1854-1915).
		V	V	18.2	149.5	19.6	Philipino organizer of Girl Scouts of P.I. (1898-1945).
		J	ga	23.4	180.6	343.0	Phoenecian god.
		J	ga	-17.4	192.1	96.5	Phoenician; divinity of Sidon.

Tools	Name	P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
		J	ga	-15.3	175.3	30.5	Possible father of Ganymede.
		J	ga	38.8	13.6	161.3	Principal water god of the Apsu.
		H	H	-22.1	156.9	100.0	Pseudonym of Kano Kuninobu; painter (1543-1590).
		M	M	-45.0	220.0	0.0	Region on the Po River, Italy.
		M	ME	-44.7	140.0	0.0	Region on the Po River, Italy.
		M	M	-12.7	346.1	335.0	River in Greece.
		M	ME	-12.6	13.9	335.0	River in Greece.
		E	m	47.7	-141.4	79.0	Robert-Albert-Charles; French rocketry engineer (1881-1957).
		E	m	63.3	-177.3	111.0	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
		E	m	64.4	-171.1	47.0	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
		E	m	63.5	-171.1	20.0	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
		E	m	61.3	-177.0	25.0	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
		E	m	64.7	177.9	38.0	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
		E	m	65.8	177.5	35.0	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
		E	m	66.4	178.3	25.0	Robert; Swiss astrophysicist, meteorologist (1862-1940).
		V	V	43.6	7.5	40.0	Roman water nymph.
		V	V	36.8	3.6	3.6	Romanian first name.
		J	ca	66.8	1.3	26.6	Russian first man who became a devil.
		S	ia	0.9	220.7	42.0	Saracen lord and emissary to Charles.
		V	V	28.9	205.4	132.0	Scandinavian Earth goddess, creator of life.
		V	V	47.2	25.4	50.0	Scandinavian goddess, "great grandmother", first woman to produce offspring.
		S	di	-10.9	210.5	63.0	Sicilian boxing champion.
		E	m	21.3	-72.2	118.0	Sir Arthur Stanley; British astrophysicist, mathematician (1882-1944).
		E	m	21.0	-71.0	12.0	Sir Arthur Stanley; British astrophysicist, mathematician (1882-1944).
		E	m	-9.5	-133.5	67.0	Sir Arthur; British archaeologist (1851-1941).
		E	m	-11.2	-136.4	137.0	Sir Arthur; British archaeologist (1851-1941).
		S	di	-57.0	145.0	350.0	Son of Mercury by Carmentis, ally of Aeneas against the Latins, mythical king of Arcadia, founded and ruled Pallanteum, built on the future site of Rome.
		M	M	47.3	225.6	1.0	Soviet tracking site (Soviet spelling used).
		M	ME	47.0	134.4	1.0	Soviet tracking site (Soviet spelling used).
		E	m	14.0	34.7	6.0	Spanish artist, born in Crete (c. 1541-1614). Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Vitruvius G.
		J	io	-3.3	119.8	80.1	Sulca (New Britain) man who brought fire.
		S	di	-35.0	104.8	120.0	Superhuman son of the goddess Feronia.
		J	eu	-11.6	185.2	1,026.0	Survivor of the men Cadmus sowed with the dragon's teeth; a founder of Thebes.
		V	V	-26.5	88.2	12.5	Swedish first name.
		V	V	-5.1	31.4	20.3	Tatar first name.
		V	V	45.1	329.1	26.0	Teutonic goddess of spring.
		S	di	4.9	301.4	1,000.0	The river on which Sparta stood.
		E	m	25.0	99.1	62.0	Thomas Alva; American inventor (1847-1931).
		E	m	24.7	97.1	48.0	Thomas Alva; American inventor (1847-1931).
		E	m	-35.3	-29.8	21.0	Thomas Gwyn Empy; British astronomer (1836-1897).
		E	m	-37.3	-31.2	8.0	Thomas Gwyn Empy; British astronomer (1836-1897).
		E	m	-37.1	-32.0	8.0	Thomas Gwyn Empy; British astronomer (1836-1897).
		E	m	28.1	109.1	75.0	Thomas Henry Espinall Compton; British astronomer (1858-1934).
		E	m	28.3	111.3	35.0	Thomas Henry Espinall Compton; British astronomer (1858-1934).
		V	V	-68.8	208.5	33.3	Tilly; American geologist (1897-1967).
		M	M	45.6	7.1	3.9	Town in Australia.
		M	ME	45.3	352.9	3.9	Town in Australia.
		M	M	-2.3	5.2	22.5	Town in Canada.
		M	ME	-2.3	354.8	22.5	Town in Canada.
		M	M	-28.8	30.0	2.3	Town in Colorado, USA.
		M	ME	-28.5	330.0	2.3	Town in Colorado, USA.
		M	M	36.6	83.4	11.1	Town in England.
		M	ME	36.3	276.6	11.1	Town in England.
		M	M	-24.0	33.3	65.3	Town in Germany.
		M	ME	-23.8	326.7	65.3	Town in Germany.
		M	M	-48.6	51.9	13.0	Town in Hungary.
		M	ME	-48.3	308.1	13.0	Town in Hungary.
		M	M	44.2	8.2	13.0	Town in Idaho, USA.
		M	ME	43.9	351.8	13.0	Town in Idaho, USA.
		M	M	46.2	13.7	13.2	Town in Israel.
		M	ME	45.9	346.3	13.2	Town in Israel.
		M	M	-56.5	309.9	31.7	Town in Israel.
		M	ME	-56.2	50.1	31.7	Town in Israel.
		M	M	-23.9	27.4	10.3	Town in Nevada, USA.
		M	ME	-23.7	332.6	10.3	Town in Nevada, USA.
		M	M	-22.2	28.2	1.1	Town in Scotland.
		M	ME	-22.0	331.8	1.1	Town in Scotland.
		M	M	42.1	9.8	5.7	Town in Somalia.
		M	ME	41.8	350.2	5.7	Town in Somalia.
		M	M	-80.2	263.3	43.0	Town in South Africa.
		M	ME	-80.1	96.7	43.0	Town in South Africa.
		M	M	77.0	55.4	22.7	Town in Spain.
		M	ME	76.9	304.6	22.7	Town in Spain.
		M	M	-26.5	20.1	20.2	Town in the Netherlands.
		M	ME	-26.2	339.9	20.2	Town in the Netherlands.
		M	M	-19.9	249.8	12.0	Town in Venezuela.
		M	ME	-19.7	110.2	12.0	Town in Venezuela.
		M	M	-8.7	55.3	47.0	Town in Venezuela.
		M	ME	-8.6	304.7	47.0	Town in Venezuela.
		V	V	37.5	290.5	180.0	Tuva (S. Siberia) childcare goddess.
		E	m	5.7	-159.0	43.0	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
		E	m	8.3	-157.7	136.0	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
		E	m	10.1	-156.9	49.0	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
		E	m	2.7	-155.4	19.0	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
		E	m	2.4	-157.8	18.0	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
		E	m	4.4	-159.3	28.0	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
		E	m	4.4	-162.0	15.0	Vasilij Pavlovich; Russian astronomer (1828-1915).
		E	m	17.3	58.3	2.0	Wallace John; American astronomer (1902-1971).
		J	io	-45.3	24.6	331.3	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
		J	io	-45.0	351.0	104.8	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
		J	io	-48.9	338.8	439.9	Where Io passed by in her wanderings.
		E	m	-4.9	109.6	69.0	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
		E	m	-5.3	111.8	34.0	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
		E	m	-7.9	111.2	21.0	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
		E	m	-8.0	110.7	16.0	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
		E	m	-7.5	109.6	52.0	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
		E	m	-6.8	108.5	18.0	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
		E	m	-5.9	107.0	13.0	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
		E	m	-3.6	108.7	45.0	Willem; Dutch physiologist; Nobel laureate (1860-1927).
		S	rh	71.4	91.8	0.0	Yakutian ancestor of the people.

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