USGS Astro: Search Planetary Nomenclature

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P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
M	M	-58.0	210.0	0.0	"Cronian Sea", northern part of World Sea where eternal dead calm, dangerous to ships, prevailed.
M	ME	-57.7	150.0	0.0	"Cronian Sea", northern part of World Sea where eternal dead calm, dangerous to ships, prevailed.
E	m	-19.4	-92.8	327.0	"Eastern sea."
E	m	1.1	65.1	139.0	"Foaming Sea."
M	M	8.0	270.0	0.0	"Moeris Lake;" Moeris was Egyptian lake in Libyan Desert.
M	ME	7.9	90.0	0.0	"Moeris Lake;" Moeris was Egyptian lake in Libyan Desert.
M	M	60.0	180.0	0.0	"North Sea"
M	ME	59.7	180.0	0.0	"North Sea"
M	M	-10.0	25.0	0.0	"Pearl Bay," after Pearl Coast, South India.
M	ME	-9.9	335.0	0.0	"Pearl Bay," after Pearl Coast, South India.
E	m	-33.7	163.5	318.0	"Sea of Cleverness."
E	m	-21.3	-16.6	715.0	"Sea of Clouds."
E	m	56.0	1.4	1,596.0	"Sea of Cold."
E	m	17.0	59.1	418.0	"Sea of Crises."
E	m	-7.8	51.3	909.0	"Sea of Fecundity."
E	m	7.5	-30.9	513.0	"Sea of Islands."
E	m	-24.4	-38.6	389.0	"Sea of Moisture."
E	m	27.3	147.9	277.0	"Sea of Muscovy."
E	m	-15.2	35.5	333.0	"Sea of Nectar."
E	m	28.0	17.5	707.0	"Sea of Serenity."
E	m	32.8	-15.6	1,123.0	"Sea of Showers."
E	m	13.3	86.1	420.0	"Sea of the Edge."
M	M	-30.0	155.0	0.0	"Sea of the Sirens."
M	ME	-29.7	205.0	0.0	"Sea of the Sirens."
E	m	8.5	31.4	873.0	"Sea of Tranquility."
E	m	13.3	3.6	245.0	"Sea of Vapors."
E	m	6.8	68.4	243.0	"Sea of Waves."
E	m	-10.0	-23.1	376.0	"Sea that has become known." Ranger VII impact site.
E	m	22.6	67.7	150.0	"Serpent Sea."
M	M	-60.0	10.0	0.0	"South Sea"
M	ME	-59.7	350.0	0.0	"South Sea"
E	m	-38.9	93.0	603.0	"Southern Sea."
V	V	25.6	25.1	79.4	(Lisa Giacondo); Leonardo da Vinci's model (b. c. 1474).
E	m	39.2	60.5	125.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
E	m	36.6	53.8	26.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
E	m	37.4	59.9	18.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
E	m	40.9	65.8	12.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
E	m	40.5	67.8	28.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
E	m	40.0	64.9	40.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
E	m	38.9	64.4	32.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
E	m	39.1	68.6	29.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
E	m	41.1	61.2	15.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
E	m	41.1	58.5	13.0	(Ma-Sa-Allah); Jewish astronomer (unkn- c. 815).
V	V	57.0	81.5	60.0	(Malina); Aztec Indian guide, interpreter (1501-1550).
H	H	-11.2	137.9	149.0	(Samuel Clemens); American novelist, satirist (1835-1910).
S	di	6.0	93.3	43.8	A Rutulian, charioteer of Turnus.
S	di	12.8	90.7	56.8	A Rutulian.
S	ia	-15.2	118.2	377.0	A Saracen lord from Brigale; killed by Gerin in the first battle.
S	ia	5.9	41.3	121.0	A Saracen lord; killed by Oliver.
S	di	18.4	24.4	45.8	A soldier of Turnus, killed by Aeneas.
V	V	34.6	119.9	28.0	A., "Grandma"; American painter (1860-1961).
U	um	-22.9	13.9	164.0	Aboriginal spirit who travels at night.
V	V	-14.0	163.8	300.0	Aborigine fertility goddess.
H	H	23.6	103.1	100.0	Adam Bernard; Polish poet (1798-1855).
E	m	-40.3	43.3	87.0	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
E	m	-40.1	44.3	14.0	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
E	m	-44.2	49.1	11.0	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
E	m	-42.6	48.4	11.0	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
E	m	-39.7	42.8	6.0	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
E	m	-39.1	42.9	8.0	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
E	m	-40.3	45.3	9.0	Adriaan Adriaanszoon; Dutch astronomer (1571-1635).
M	M	-40.0	270.0	0.0	Adriatic Sea.
M	ME	-39.7	90.0	0.0	Adriatic Sea.
V	V	20.5	9.0	630.0	Adygan (N. Caucasus) beekeeping goddess.
V	V	-49.0	198.0	230.0	Adygan (N. Caucasus) daughter of sea goddess.
E	m	4.8	120.6	14.0	African male name.
J	io	17.3	217.9	62.5	African thunder god.
V	V	-33.9	63.4	8.1	Akan first name.
V	V	22.0	44.0	900.0	Akkadian destiny goddess.
J	ca	57.5	103.7	40.4	Alaskan old man who perished while hunting on ice.
M	M	-5.0	160.1	190.0	Albedo feature name.
M	ME	-4.9	199.9	190.0	Albedo feature name.
M	M	-6.8	175.3	450.0	Albedo feature name.
M	ME	-6.7	184.7	450.0	Albedo feature name.
E	m	7.2	-120.7	123.0	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
E	m	5.7	-118.8	27.0	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
E	m	4.6	-116.8	35.0	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
E	m	8.0	-124.4	20.0	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
E	m	7.5	-121.3	25.0	Albert Abraham; German-American physicist; Nobel laureate (1852-1931).
E	m	-31.1	-29.3	6.0	Albert; German astronomer (1828-1897).
M	M	13.0	3.5	98.4	Albert; German astronomer (1828-1897).
M	ME	12.9	356.5	98.4	Albert; German astronomer (1828-1897).
E	m	-29.9	-28.7	3.0	Albert; German astronomer (1828-1897).
E	m	-10.0	21.6	30.0	Albrecht; German geographer (1858-1945).
E	m	21.9	105.3	41.0	Aleksandr L'vovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1907-1961).
E	m	21.7	106.9	28.0	Aleksandr L'vovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1907-1961).
E	m	19.6	107.0	15.0	Aleksandr L'vovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1907-1961).
E	m	19.9	106.1	14.0	Aleksandr L'vovich; Soviet rocketry scientist (1907-1961).
E	m	22.4	-32.4	25.0	Aleksandr Pavlovich; Soviet geochemist and cosmochemist (1895-1975). Note: Formerly Mons Euler
E	m	53.4	-62.7	40.0	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
E	m	50.6	-60.1	13.0	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
E	m	50.0	-61.8	8.0	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
E	m	50.0	-56.2	5.0	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
E	m	51.9	-60.2	29.0	Aleksandr Vladimirovich; Soviet astrophysicist (1897-1968); Andrei Andreevich; Russian mathematician (1856-1922).
E	m	2.1	92.1	45.0	Alexander George; American meteorologist (1863-1943).
J	io	1.2	167.6	104.0	Algonquin lord of eastern light, thunder, and wind.
V	V	-48.0	355.0	0.0	Amazon.
E	m	21.3	46.0	64.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	20.8	45.0	10.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	18.7	46.8	10.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	22.5	48.5	11.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	21.5	40.2	12.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	25.0	41.0	42.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	22.8	40.8	5.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	23.0	39.5	18.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	20.4	47.6	9.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	23.3	49.6	26.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	23.8	48.6	29.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	25.0	42.8	6.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	25.4	43.3	5.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
E	m	24.8	44.6	26.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	23.0	42.2	4.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	23.6	42.2	5.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
E	m	24.3	42.6	5.0	Ambrosius Aurelius Theodosius; Roman writer (unkn-fl. c. 410).
M	M	-84.4	359.1	30.3	American station in Antarctica.
M	ME	-84.3	0.9	30.3	American station in Antarctica.
S	di	-35.0	55.4	39.0	An Etruscan ally of Aeneas.
V	V	39.0	359.5	1,354.0	Ancestress who possesses the book of fate in Mongol, Tibetan, Buriat mythologies.
J	ga	14.1	131.9	361.0	Ancient capitol of lower kingdom.
V	V	0.5	194.6	395.0	Ancient Egyptian goddess of truth and justice.
V	V	-20.0	351.5	770.0	Ancient Egyptian goddess, mother of the sun.
E	m	19.0	-4.0	30.0	André-Marie; French physicist (1775-1836).
E	m	-15.7	-170.8	51.0	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
E	m	-13.1	-169.1	16.0	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
E	m	-16.0	-173.3	23.0	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
E	m	-15.1	-173.0	45.0	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
E	m	-13.9	-174.5	37.0	Andrew; Canadian astronomer (1910-1960).
E	m	-19.0	-165.0	51.0	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvičic.)
E	m	-16.0	-163.1	20.0	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvičic.)
E	m	-17.8	-162.1	18.0	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvičic.)
E	m	-18.9	-163.6	23.0	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvičic.)
E	m	-19.9	-167.7	42.0	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvičic.)
E	m	-17.7	-166.5	21.0	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvičic.)
E	m	-18.6	-165.1	14.0	Andrija; Croatian geophysicist (1857-1936). (Spelling changed from Mohoróvičic.)
V	V	-14.6	292.3	38.4	Anna; American actress, playwright, author (1819-1870).
V	V	58.6	337.2	26.4	Anna; Italian actress (1908-1973).
V	V	25.6	91.3	41.8	Anna; Italian anatomist, teacher (1716-1774).
V	V	-33.3	68.8	60.0	Anna; Russian clay toy sculptor (1853-1938).
E	m	-14.6	-93.8	55.0	Annie Scott Dill Russell; British astronomer (1868-1947); Edward Walter; British astronomer (1851-1928).
E	m	-3.2	-90.5	15.0	Annie Scott Dill Russell; British astronomer (1868-1947); Edward Walter; British astronomer (1851-1928).
E	m	-9.0	-90.3	17.0	Annie Scott Dill Russell; British astronomer (1868-1947); Edward Walter; British astronomer (1851-1928).
E	m	-4.8	-92.4	21.0	Annie Scott Dill Russell; British astronomer (1868-1947); Edward Walter; British astronomer (1851-1928). Note: Renamed Couder
E	m	-12.0	-19.7	10.0	Antonio Lazzaro; Italian Earth scientist (1687-1764).
V	V	-24.8	339.4	100.0	Arabian desert goddess.
E	m	-12.6	-1.7	2.0	Arabic female name.
E	m	14.6	35.7	8.0	Arabic male name.
S	pe	6.6	109.1	37.0	Argonaut, prophesying son of Apollo.
J	io	-16.5	305.5	61.7	Armenian fire god.
E	m	-43.7	-35.3	126.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-44.4	-29.1	14.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-44.6	-31.1	15.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-45.3	-28.7	13.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-45.3	-32.9	9.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-43.0	-35.3	16.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-43.3	-36.7	12.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-45.5	-40.7	23.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-44.1	-39.4	48.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-44.5	-40.6	10.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-44.4	-41.6	9.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-44.0	-41.5	8.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-45.8	-29.1	8.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-45.2	-42.2	6.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-45.9	-30.0	14.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-43.6	-33.9	1.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-44.0	-43.4	10.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-43.2	-41.0	12.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-42.5	-38.2	9.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-42.8	-33.9	8.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-45.5	-42.4	7.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-43.6	-35.5	5.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-41.5	-36.0	7.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-44.3	-36.8	7.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
E	m	-44.7	-42.6	12.0	Arthur Butler Phillips; Scottish astronomer (1860-1926).
S	mi	4.2	219.7	26.0	Arthur's bastard son and mortal enemy; delivered fatal wound to Arthur but was killed by him.
S	mi	24.2	245.0	43.0	Arthur's half sister; enchantress; plotted to destroy Arthur but failed.
V	V	-20.0	30.0	1,300.0	Assyrian fate goddess.
J	ga	-4.4	335.9	88.0	Assyro-Babylonian god of law.
V	V	-48.7	85.0	200.0	Assyro-Babylonian goddess of fecundity.
J	ga	29.8	205.7	2,960.0	Assyro-Babylonian; mountain with twin peaks where sun rose and set.
E	m	-3.2	-23.4	0.0	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 12 site.
E	m	20.1	30.7	0.0	Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site. (Spelling changed from Mackin-Apollo.)
E	m	15.8	101.2	50.0	August Ferdinand; German mathematician, astronomer (1790-1868).
H	H	31.1	175.5	70.0	Ausias; Spanish (Catalan) poet (1397-1459).
A	ma	57.7	176.1	2.5	Australian coal basin.
V	V	37.6	206.4	150.0	Australian creator goddess; "Creator of life."
V	V	51.9	56.1	464.0	Avarian (Caucasus) moon goddess.
V	V	-33.0	167.5	300.0	Aztec fresh water goddess.
V	V	-53.0	244.0	180.0	Aztec goddess of love and fertility.
J	io	-8.8	313.3	240.8	Babylonian sun god.
J	io	-8.8	313.3	240.8	Babylonian sun god. (Changed to Mazda Paterae.)
J	io	-34.2	129.6	121.7	Babylonian, Caananite sun god.
V	V	-63.5	162.0	200.0	Balochi (Pakistan) river deity.
V	V	53.3	75.1	6.3	Belorussian first name.
V	V	-37.7	252.0	15.0	Bengal goddess of snakes.
V	V	23.5	218.5	130.0	Benin (W. Africa) goddess who grants fertility to both women and the land.
V	V	-61.2	211.3	48.0	Berthe; French artist (1841-1895).
V	V	-4.1	155.6	71.8	Beryl; English aviator (1902-1986).
M	M	20.0	350.0	0.0	Biblical town bordering Edom.
M	ME	19.8	10.0	0.0	Biblical town bordering Edom.
S	hy	3.0	171.0	0.0	Bororo folk hero; the sun.
J	io	15.2	104.5	297.0	Brazilian god who destroyed the world with fire and flood.
J	io	19.7	105.4	112.9	Brazilian god who destroyed the world with fire and flood.
A	ma	44.6	151.5	2.4	Bulgarian coal field.
H	H	-45.0	109.1	216.0	Buonarroti; Italian painter, sculptor and architect (1475-1564).
V	V	29.5	227.5	80.0	Cathrin (Cathleen Beauchamp); New Zealand writer (1888-1923).
J	eu	-25.6	183.7	10.8	Celtic god of wealth and treasure.
J	eu	-16.8	197.9	2.0	Celtic hero.
V	V	-54.5	311.0	3,200.0	Celtic war goddess.
J	eu	-4.9	152.6	15.0	Celtic; ugly son of Tegid.
N	tr	-18.5	63.5	0.0	Chaga (Tazania) mythical large fish.
J	io	-11.3	355.3	15.7	Chagaba (Chibcha, Colombia) word for sun.
E	m	-6.2	92.3	0.0	Charles De Secondat, Baron De; French writer (1689-1755). Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Hirayama S.

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
E	m	13.6	-96.1	50.0	Charles Edward Kenneth; British-born American photographer (1882-1960).
E	m	15.7	-95.2	36.0	Charles Edward Kenneth; British-born American photographer (1882-1960).
E	m	12.3	-94.7	26.0	Charles Edward Kenneth; British-born American photographer (1882-1960).
E	m	15.7	-96.6	85.0	Charles Edward Kenneth; British-born American photographer (1882-1960).
E	m	-84.9	12.9	69.0	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
E	m	-80.4	-3.4	24.0	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
E	m	-79.1	-2.4	37.0	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
E	m	-81.5	10.5	40.0	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
E	m	-84.3	21.2	17.0	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
E	m	-81.5	14.9	11.0	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
E	m	-78.8	6.8	36.0	Charles; Belgian astronomer, mathematician, philosopher (1581-1630).
E	m	42.6	30.5	33.0	Charles; British astronomer (1730-1787).
E	m	42.8	30.1	5.0	Charles; British astronomer (1730-1787).
E	m	41.8	29.6	10.0	Charles; British astronomer (1730-1787).
E	m	42.9	33.8	12.0	Charles; British astronomer (1730-1787).
E	m	-1.9	47.6	11.0	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
E	m	-2.0	47.0	13.0	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
E	m	-0.9	48.0	6.0	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
E	m	-3.6	46.3	8.0	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
E	m	-3.3	45.4	5.0	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
E	m	-1.5	52.1	4.0	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
E	m	-1.2	51.8	6.0	Charles; French astronomer (1730-1817).
V	V	72.1	99.9	4.5	Cheyenne first name.
H	H	-60.4	78.0	179.0	Chinese dramatist (fl. 1251).
V	V	-14.7	359.5	6.0	Chinese first name.
V	V	-52.0	305.0	300.0	Chinese goddess of immortality.
V	V	-35.7	92.5	18.9	Chinese poet, painter (1592-1628).
N	tr	20.0	37.0	0.0	Chinese symbol of duality in nature.
V	V	41.2	81.0	32.3	Chinese warrior.
E	m	20.0	-2.9	40.0	Christiaan; Dutch astronomer, mathematician, physicist (1629-1695).
E	m	17.0	-6.8	35.0	Christian, Baron von; German philosopher (1679-1754).
M	M	-20.0	220.0	0.0	Cimmerians were ancient Thracian seafarers; "far western sea" (Homer).
M	ME	-19.8	140.0	0.0	Cimmerians were ancient Thracian seafarers; "far western sea" (Homer).
S	en	-58.1	336.7	60.0	City where Isaac was pulled up in a basket to a mansion and four damsels in the tale “Isaac of Mosul.”
M	M	-63.7	308.1	242.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	-63.4	51.9	242.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	-8.7	21.6	390.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	-8.6	338.4	390.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	-5.0	25.0	2,600.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	-4.9	335.0	2,600.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	-3.2	163.0	333.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	-3.2	197.0	333.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	-10.4	72.7	547.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	-10.3	287.3	547.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	-18.5	71.7	560.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	-18.3	288.3	560.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	-26.8	72.3	600.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	-26.5	287.7	600.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	-23.6	154.4	1,597.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	-23.4	205.6	1,597.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	0.2	2.5	1,100.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	0.2	357.5	1,100.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	7.0	291.4	50.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	6.9	68.6	50.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	-36.4	234.5	353.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	ME	-36.1	125.5	353.0	Classical albedo feature name.
M	M	-7.7	183.9	51.0	Classical name for present Marne River, France.
M	ME	-7.6	176.1	51.0	Classical name for present Marne River, France.
M	M	-5.5	146.3	10.0	Classical name for river in ancient Lusitania, (modern Mondega River in Portugal).
M	ME	-5.4	213.7	10.0	Classical name for river in ancient Lusitania, (modern Mondega River in Portugal).
M	M	-4.3	151.8	88.0	Classical name for river in Italy.
M	ME	-4.3	208.2	88.0	Classical name for river in Italy.
H	H	44.4	10.3	303.0	Claude; French painter (1840-1926).
H	H	63.8	77.3	138.0	Claudi; Italian composer (1567-1643).
A	ma	27.3	217.3	2.9	Coal field in Alaska, USA.
E	m	-1.9	68.0	50.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-3.0	67.6	29.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-3.6	71.4	43.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-1.1	69.6	26.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-7.1	69.9	10.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-3.5	65.7	20.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-7.0	66.9	12.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-1.6	64.1	41.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-2.2	69.4	16.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-0.9	66.9	34.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-1.4	71.7	30.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-4.8	69.4	42.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-3.8	68.4	29.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-0.3	67.9	37.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-6.0	69.4	29.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-1.8	65.4	35.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-3.9	66.2	19.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	0.5	68.1	21.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
E	m	-0.1	68.7	24.0	Colin; Scottish mathematician (1698-1746). (Spelling changed from MacLaurin.)
V	V	54.0	151.0	200.0	Cretan goddess of plenty.
V	V	68.9	24.6	317.0	Czech moon goddess.
V	V	67.0	329.7	10.1	Danish first name.
V	V	-21.0	220.3	260.0	Darghinan (Daghestan) childbirth deity.
V	V	-26.8	348.2	70.0	Dariya (better known as Dasha of Sevastopol); Russian nurse (c. 1830-c. 1915).
V	V	23.4	140.4	97.5	Daughter of Galileo (d. 1634).
U	ti	-15.5	316.0	40.0	Daughter to Pericles in "Pericles, Prince of Tyre."
M	M	22.1	22.5	96.2	Dean B.; American astronomer (1901-1965).
M	ME	21.9	337.5	96.2	Dean B.; American astronomer (1901-1965).
E	m	47.1	-92.9	79.0	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
E	m	51.6	-92.4	35.0	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
E	m	50.2	-91.2	43.0	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
E	m	48.5	-91.9	60.0	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
E	m	45.0	-94.6	34.0	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
E	m	47.2	-97.0	30.0	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
E	m	52.6	-92.8	21.0	Dean Benjamin; American astronomer (1901-1965).
S	mi	-9.0	0.1	34.0	Delivers poison wound to Tristram before being mortally wounded by him.
S	te	-58.5	192.6	250.0	Disloyal goatherd; insults Odysseus; is slain.
E	m	5.7	140.9	313.0	Dmitri Ivanovich; Russian chemist (1834-1907).
E	m	2.7	139.4	29.0	Dmitri Ivanovich; Russian chemist (1834-1907).
E	m	-40.5	-168.7	83.0	Dmitrij Dmitrievich; Soviet optician (1896-1964).
E	m	-40.1	-170.9	21.0	Dmitrij Dmitrievich; Soviet optician (1896-1964).
E	m	3.4	36.9	3.0	Donald Howard; American astrophysicist, Smithsonian researcher (1901-1976).
M	M	0.6	55.3	211.0	Dr. Thomas A.; American geologist, Viking Lander Imaging Team leader (1931-1980).
M	ME	0.6	304.7	211.0	Dr. Thomas A.; American geologist, Viking Lander Imaging Team leader (1931-1980).
V	V	16.0	31.0	1,300.0	E. Slavic snowstorm deity.
V	V	-12.0	332.5	600.0	E. Slavic winged warrior maiden.
V	V	57.7	255.0	270.0	East Slavic main goddess.
E	m	-28.5	-139.1	65.0	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684).
E	m	-29.9	-139.7	30.0	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684).
E	m	-30.1	-141.6	33.0	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684).
E	m	-27.9	-142.8	34.0	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684).
E	m	-25.3	-140.0	20.0	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684).

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
E	m	-23.3	-140.3	46.0	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684). Note: Renamed Murakami
E	m	-22.9	-139.0	47.0	Edme; French physicist (1620-1684).
V	V	24.4	111.2	48.0	Edna St. Vincent; American poet (1892-1950).
H	H	40.6	207.3	54.0	Edvard; Norwegian painter, printmaker, and draftsman (1863-1944).
E	m	-31.4	112.2	272.0	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
E	m	-32.5	113.1	65.0	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
E	m	-33.7	112.7	26.0	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
E	m	-35.7	112.1	54.0	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
E	m	-35.5	110.8	37.0	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
E	m	-37.1	107.7	95.0	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
E	m	-34.3	107.3	75.0	Edward Arthur; British mathematician, astrophysicist (1896-1950).
M	M	-50.0	358.5	107.5	Edward W.; British astronomer (1851-1928).
M	ME	-49.7	1.5	107.5	Edward W.; British astronomer (1851-1928).
E	m	-2.8	64.6	14.0	Edward Williams; American chemist (1838-1923).
M	M	-35.3	215.9	97.0	Edwin P.; American physicist (1916-1967).
M	ME	-35.0	144.1	97.0	Edwin P.; American physicist (1916-1967).
J	ga	29.2	1.2	33.1	Egyptian fertility god.
J	io	7.0	139.4	103.0	Egyptian god of the rising sun.
J	ga	1.3	203.6	31.7	Egyptian god of the sense of sight.
V	V	65.8	103.1	1,056.0	Egyptian goddess of fortune.
V	V	9.2	38.5	370.0	Egyptian goddess of judicial authority and executions.
V	V	-50.5	230.5	250.0	Egyptian goddess of music and singing.
J	ga	-36.5	140.5	140.0	Egyptian lion and war goddess.
J	ga	29.0	164.4	47.2	Egyptian lion-headed goddess; Anhur's wife.
V	V	11.4	115.6	16.5	Egyptian queen, physician (c. 2700 B.C.).
V	V	-14.5	278.9	11.4	English first name.
V	V	-51.7	348.3	12.0	English first name.
E	m	18.9	27.4	1.0	English form of Hebrew female name.
E	m	25.1	0.2	4.0	English male name.
E	m	78.3	-26.6	81.0	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
E	m	80.8	-29.9	51.0	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
E	m	78.2	-22.8	8.0	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
E	m	77.4	-26.0	13.0	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
E	m	79.4	-38.2	17.0	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
E	m	78.6	-40.3	20.0	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
E	m	80.2	-49.3	17.0	Ernest Amedee Barthelemy; French astronomer (1821-1892).
E	m	18.5	-149.3	180.0	Ernst; Austrian physicist, philosopher (1838-1916).
E	m	14.9	-144.1	40.0	Ernst; Austrian physicist, philosopher (1838-1916).
V	V	-9.0	305.5	40.0	Estonian deity of meadows.
V	V	-33.3	280.2	11.7	Estonian first name.
V	V	40.8	102.5	300.0	Estonian harvest goddess.
M	M	35.0	285.0	0.0	Ethiopian island on Nile; now Atbar.
M	ME	34.7	75.0	0.0	Ethiopian island on Nile; now Atbar.
S	tn	20.1	87.2	392.0	Etruscan goddess of wisdom.
S	di	19.2	183.0	51.0	Etruscan king, ally of Turnus, father of Lausus.
H	H	-61.3	17.8	214.0	F.; Portuguese prose author (c. 1510-1583).
E	m	4.8	137.4	21.0	Ferdinand Frederic Henri; French chemist; Nobel laureate (1852-1907).
E	m	-11.9	44.1	40.0	Fernao De (Ferdinand Magellan); Portuguese explorer (1480-1521).
E	m	-12.6	45.0	32.0	Fernao De (Ferdinand Magellan); Portuguese explorer (1480-1521).
M	M	-32.7	174.8	105.0	Fernao de; Portuguese navigator (1480-1521).
M	ME	-32.4	185.2	105.0	Fernao de; Portuguese navigator (1480-1521).
V	V	-22.5	57.0	420.0	Fertility goddess from Asia Minor.
V	V	-27.8	280.5	450.0	Finnish forest goddess.
V	V	-19.6	40.5	15.0	First name from French.
V	V	-62.8	144.3	12.3	First name from Greek.
V	V	-41.7	12.4	20.2	First name from Greek.
V	V	36.5	48.2	16.5	First name from Hebrew.
N	tr	38.0	6.0	0.0	Fish that holds up the universe (Persian).
V	V	30.0	120.7	17.6	Flora; Scottish heroine (1722-1790).
V	V	31.7	241.3	295.0	Fon (Benin) goddess of fertility.
E	m	-61.1	97.2	49.0	Forest R.; American astronomer (1872-1952).
E	m	-61.5	100.6	44.0	Forest R.; American astronomer (1872-1952).
E	m	-63.9	93.5	14.0	Forest R.; American astronomer (1872-1952).
E	m	17.3	-165.6	86.0	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
E	m	19.2	-165.3	15.0	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
E	m	14.8	-163.3	36.0	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
E	m	16.1	-165.5	15.0	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
E	m	13.4	-168.6	28.0	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
E	m	14.5	-167.7	20.0	Francis Charles; American engineer, astronomer (1867-1938); Robert Raynolds; American astronomer (1891-1962).
E	m	66.4	28.9	36.0	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
E	m	64.8	29.7	16.0	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
E	m	64.6	26.1	26.0	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
E	m	65.9	29.0	9.0	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
E	m	65.2	27.7	23.0	Francois Napoleon Marie; French mathematician, physicist (1804-1884).
N	tr	3.5	69.0	0.0	French fictional island, meaning "nowhere."
V	V	-4.7	293.2	16.0	French first name.
V	V	-21.7	232.4	14.2	French first name.
E	m	5.2	120.6	10.0	French male name.
S	te	0.2	44.2	62.0	Friend of Odysseus.
M	M	-8.6	71.7	90.0	From albedo feature at 10S, 74W.
M	ME	-8.5	288.3	90.0	From albedo feature at 10S, 74W.
M	M	44.0	75.3	1,860.0	From albedo feature at 32N, 96W.
M	ME	43.7	284.7	1,860.0	From albedo feature at 32N, 96W.
M	M	-65.0	295.0	900.0	From albedo feature at 60S, 290W.
M	ME	-64.8	65.0	900.0	From albedo feature at 60S, 290W.
V	V	-40.5	345.2	7.5	From Margaret, Greek first name.
V	V	9.3	358.0	9.0	From Mary, Greek first name.
V	V	23.8	74.7	6.0	Fulbe/Wodabi first name.
V	V	17.3	75.2	7.4	Fulbe/Wodabi first name.
H	H	4.5	54.0	110.0	Gabriela; Chilean poet (1889-1957).
V	V	-15.3	39.3	32.1	Gabriele; German painter (1877-1962).
J	eu	3.7	338.8	37.4	Gaelic fate and underworld deity.
V	V	16.0	311.0	60.0	Ganjevi; Azeri/Persian poetess (c. 1050-c. 1100).
E	m	-19.2	47.6	36.0	Gaspard; French mathematician (1746-1818).
M	M	-21.4	275.0	115.0	Gaston; French astronomer (b. 1866).
M	ME	-21.2	85.0	115.0	Gaston; French astronomer (b. 1866).
E	m	-45.8	-20.6	76.0	Geminiano; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1633-1687).
E	m	-45.9	-22.1	24.0	Geminiano; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1633-1687).
E	m	-44.8	-18.1	7.0	Geminiano; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1633-1687).
E	m	29.1	-54.2	141.0	Georgius; German Earth scientist (1494-1555).
E	m	-29.3	-26.1	46.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
E	m	-30.6	-27.8	9.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
E	m	-29.1	-25.1	8.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
E	m	-29.1	-26.9	8.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
E	m	-29.3	-25.3	7.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
E	m	-30.0	-26.8	5.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
E	m	-29.6	-26.8	4.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
E	m	-31.1	-25.0	14.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
E	m	-30.6	-22.7	4.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
E	m	-30.7	-23.5	4.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
E	m	-30.2	-23.6	4.0	Gerard De Kremer (Gerhardus Mercator); Belgian cartographer, geographer, mathematician (1512-1594).
V	V	72.3	122.4	25.5	German first name.
E	m	35.0	-5.0	60.0	German for "sharp peaks", and named for resemblance to the terrestrial island group.
E	m	5.0	120.2	20.0	German male name.
M	M	-62.2	32.0	124.0	Giacomo F.; French astronomer (1665-1729).
M	ME	-61.9	328.0	124.0	Giacomo F.; French astronomer (1665-1729).
V	V	-64.5	235.5	100.0	Gikuyu (Kenya), the first woman, ancestor of nine tribes.
E	m	19.4	34.9	39.0	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
E	m	20.0	36.3	8.0	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
E	m	16.7	36.1	67.0	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
E	m	17.8	35.8	31.0	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
E	m	19.2	35.8	18.0	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
E	m	18.4	36.8	5.0	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
E	m	20.3	33.2	5.0	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
E	m	13.2	36.1	4.0	Giovanni Domenico; Italian-born French astronomer, geodesist (1709-1788); Giacomo Filippo; Italian-born French astronomer (1665-1729).
S	en	72.4	17.6	25.0	Goes to get the vessels that contain Jinni in "The City of Brass".
E	m	73.6	18.8	130.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
E	m	73.3	31.3	14.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
E	m	71.2	18.0	6.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
E	m	70.6	19.0	77.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
E	m	72.2	24.7	78.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
E	m	75.3	15.3	42.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
E	m	72.0	14.2	51.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
E	m	72.9	28.4	10.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
E	m	67.4	17.3	7.0	Greek astronomer (unkn-fl. 432 B.C.).
V	V	-44.7	281.3	85.0	Greek bee goddess.
V	V	58.7	310.5	361.0	Greek fate goddess.
E	m	18.6	5.3	1.0	Greek female name.
E	m	8.1	121.8	18.0	Greek female name. Note: Formerly Ibn Firnas Y
V	V	12.7	9.2	13.0	Greek first name.
V	V	-69.9	319.5	12.7	Greek first name.
V	V	62.8	119.3	311.0	Greek nymph.
H	H	70.9	79.3	31.0	Greek sculptor (fl. c. 480-440 B.C.).
V	V	70.9	251.8	729.0	Greek Titaness.
V	V	65.8	277.9	0.0	Greek Titaness.
V	V	63.6	64.9	536.0	Greek war goddess.
J	ca	64.1	75.2	39.5	Greek; another nymph of Artemis seduced by Zeus.
J	io	-36.1	165.4	600.2	Greek; in some legends, Io was transformed there.
J	io	8.6	59.4	2,654.0	Greek; Io passed through this part of Iran in her wanderings.
V	V	76.0	192.0	548.0	Greek; mother of Sirens.
J	eu	47.2	195.2	2,170.0	Greek; son of Europa and Zeus.
J	ga	-7.0	7.9	5,066.0	Greek; where Ganymede was abducted by an eagle.
M	M	-59.1	199.0	78.6	Gregor J.; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
M	ME	-58.8	161.0	78.6	Gregor J.; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
E	m	-48.8	-109.4	138.0	Gregor Johann; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
E	m	-46.5	-107.7	18.0	Gregor Johann; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
E	m	-51.6	-107.4	58.0	Gregor Johann; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
E	m	-46.7	-116.7	66.0	Gregor Johann; Austrian biologist (1822-1884).
S	ia	67.9	270.2	119.0	Guarded French dead while Charlemagne pursued Saracen forces.
E	m	-9.6	145.1	73.0	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
E	m	-8.4	146.8	9.0	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
E	m	-11.0	147.5	41.0	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
E	m	-11.7	145.3	38.0	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
E	m	-10.0	143.1	14.0	Guglielmo; Italian physicist, inventor; Nobel laureate (1874-1937).
H	H	-1.9	82.1	106.0	Guillaume de; French poet and composer (c. 1300-1377).
H	H	-20.0	18.7	103.0	Gustav; Austrian composer (1860-1911).
M	M	48.5	220.4	104.0	Gustav; German physicist (1868-1957).
M	ME	48.2	139.6	104.0	Gustav; German physicist (1868-1957).
E	m	27.0	-41.0	90.0	Harbingers of dawn on crater Aristarchus.
M	M	12.1	32.4	117.9	Harold; American astrogeologist (1922-1990).
M	ME	12.0	327.6	117.9	Harold; American astrogeologist (1922-1990).
E	m	-23.3	-140.5	45.0	Harutaro; Japanese physicist, astronomer (1872-1947). Note: Formerly Mariotte Y
J	io	19.5	122.3	110.8	Hawaiian demigod who sought fire from Mafuike.
J	io	16.6	124.2	37.8	Hawaiian demigod who sought fire from Mafuike.
J	io	-13.5	259.5	148.3	Hawaiian demigoddess whose fingers held fire.
V	V	-2.0	182.2	15.4	Hawaiian first name.
V	V	-3.8	106.7	16.6	Hawaiian first name.
J	io	35.8	321.7	110.5	Hawaiian sun god.
E	m	-0.6	24.2	6.0	Helmuth Karl, Graf von; German benefactor (1800-1891).
E	m	-1.0	23.2	4.0	Helmuth Karl, Graf von; German benefactor (1800-1891).
E	m	-1.0	25.2	5.0	Helmuth Karl, Graf von; German benefactor (1800-1891).
E	m	25.0	-161.3	73.0	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1899-1954).
E	m	25.9	-159.2	20.0	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1899-1954).
E	m	26.2	-163.1	26.0	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1899-1954).
E	m	27.1	-162.7	31.0	Henri; French mathematician, astronomer (1899-1954).
H	H	-24.0	89.8	186.0	Henri; French painter and sculptor (1869-1954).
E	m	20.9	-90.1	90.0	Henry Gwyn Jeffreys; British physicist (1887-1915).
E	m	22.3	-88.5	18.0	Henry Gwyn Jeffreys; British physicist (1887-1915).
E	m	22.9	-87.6	17.0	Henry Gwyn Jeffreys; British physicist (1887-1915).
S	te	25.5	143.3	18.7	Herald of Odysseus in Ithaca.
H	H	21.5	10.1	154.0	Herman; American novelist (1819-1891).
M	M	-26.0	232.3	129.0	Hermann J.; American geneticist (1890-1967), and Carl H.; German astronomer (1851-1925).
M	ME	-25.7	127.7	129.0	Hermann J.; American geneticist (1890-1967), and Carl H.; German astronomer (1851-1925).
E	m	-56.5	-146.0	113.0	Hermann; German mathematician (1864-1909); Rudolph Leo Bernhard; American astronomer (1895-1976).
E	m	-56.1	-145.6	13.0	Hermann; German mathematician (1864-1909); Rudolph Leo Bernhard; American astronomer (1895-1976).
V	V	23.0	98.0	225.0	Hindu mother earth goddess.
J	io	-40.3	339.1	44.0	Hopi (USA) god of fire and death.
V	V	-30.2	53.2	23.8	Hozyo; Japanese ruler (1157-1225).
E	m	56.8	81.5	273.0	Humboldt, Alexander von; German natural historian (1769-1859).
V	V	60.1	273.1	14.0	Hungarian first name.
N	tr	-7.0	343.0	0.0	Ila (Zambia) "the flooder."
E	m	-11.0	-149.0	60.0	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
E	m	-9.9	-148.0	35.0	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
E	m	-10.2	-147.2	53.0	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
E	m	-11.3	-145.0	30.0	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
E	m	-11.8	-146.6	17.0	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
E	m	-10.6	-150.9	30.0	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
E	m	-9.3	-149.2	21.0	Ilya Ilich; Russian-French bacteriologist; Nobel laureate (1845-1916).
V	V	60.0	185.0	900.0	Inca earthquake goddess.
V	V	65.6	205.4	163.0	Indian earth goddess.
E	m	5.6	120.8	2.0	Indian male name.
M	M	-25.0	40.0	0.0	Indian Ocean.
M	ME	-24.8	320.0	0.0	Indian Ocean.
V	V	27.0	342.6	190.0	Irish fertility goddess.

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
V	V	-56.0	127.0	350.0	Irish mother of gods, wife of Ailil.
J	eu	3.1	239.7	30.0	Irish sea and fertility god.
E	m	15.4	-2.0	28.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	14.9	-2.0	7.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	17.2	-1.9	7.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	14.0	-5.0	7.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	15.0	-3.7	6.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	15.7	-4.5	4.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	16.7	-1.9	5.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	17.8	-1.7	6.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	17.9	-1.2	5.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	18.2	-1.4	10.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	14.8	-5.0	19.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	17.6	-1.1	37.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	16.9	-0.2	31.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	17.8	0.0	21.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	13.6	-1.0	3.0	Italian explorer (1254-1324).
E	m	12.2	125.5	65.0	Ivan Vsevolodovich; Russian mathematician (1859-1935).
E	m	9.6	126.8	17.0	Ivan Vsevolodovich; Russian mathematician (1859-1935).
E	m	16.0	124.2	39.0	Ivan Vsevolodovich; Russian mathematician (1859-1935).
E	m	47.3	-159.8	88.0	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
E	m	46.4	-158.2	28.0	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
E	m	46.1	-160.9	36.0	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
E	m	49.3	-164.4	37.0	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
E	m	50.5	-161.3	40.0	Jacques-Étienne; French inventor (1745-1799); Joseph-Michael; French inventor (1740-1810).
V	V	65.2	3.3	797.0	James C.; British physicist (1831-1879).
E	m	30.2	98.9	107.0	James Clerk; British physicist (1831-1879).
M	M	-21.4	69.3	61.4	James S., Jr.; American engineer (1920-2002).
M	ME	-21.2	290.7	61.4	James S., Jr.; American engineer (1920-2002).
E	m	22.0	1.0	30.0	James; British astronomer (1693-1762).
E	m	22.6	-167.0	25.0	Jan Marek Marci von Kronland; Czechoslovakian physicist (1595-1667).
E	m	25.2	-166.3	28.0	Jan Marek Marci von Kronland; Czechoslovakian physicist (1595-1667).
E	m	24.3	-165.4	26.0	Jan Marek Marci von Kronland; Czechoslovakian physicist (1595-1667).
J	io	-49.6	56.2	511.2	Japanese fire god.
J	io	-50.5	58.1	501.3	Japanese fire god.
V	V	-23.3	132.9	12.9	Japanese first name.
H	H	15.6	16.9	132.0	Jean Baptiste Poquelin; French dramatist and satirist (1622-1673).
E	m	41.6	-43.4	40.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	38.6	-38.8	16.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	38.6	-46.0	7.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	40.9	-45.4	10.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	37.8	-37.2	6.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	40.3	-45.1	9.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	40.9	-50.8	6.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	39.3	-40.0	5.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	40.8	-41.0	6.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	39.0	-43.2	6.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	39.2	-45.5	6.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	41.7	-48.3	3.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	42.7	-44.0	7.0	Jean Jacques D'Ortous De; French geophysicist (1678-1771).
E	m	-0.7	-5.9	24.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
E	m	-3.2	-5.2	13.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
E	m	-2.7	-7.4	7.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
E	m	-1.8	-8.0	4.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
E	m	-0.3	-5.1	7.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
E	m	0.3	-4.6	44.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
E	m	-0.7	-7.4	3.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
E	m	-0.6	-3.4	3.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
E	m	-1.3	-4.3	31.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
E	m	-3.2	-6.6	18.0	Johan Sigismund von; Danish benefactor (1759-1843).
M	M	-10.8	357.3	125.0	Johann H. von; German astronomer (1794-1874).
M	ME	-10.7	2.7	125.0	Johann H. von; German astronomer (1794-1874).
E	m	-11.0	29.8	27.0	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer (1794-1874).
E	m	-9.5	29.8	5.0	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer (1794-1874).
E	m	-12.6	31.1	4.0	Johann Heinrich; German astronomer (1794-1874).
M	M	-72.8	24.0	101.7	John E.; American amateur astronomer (1886-1970).
M	ME	-72.6	336.0	101.7	John E.; American amateur astronomer (1886-1970).
E	m	26.5	4.7	25.0	John, British instrument maker (1682-1744).
E	m	-1.6	90.9	35.0	John; British writer (1608-1674). Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is PurkynÄ S.
H	H	-26.2	174.8	186.0	John; English poet (1608-1674).
H	H	-75.6	164.6	68.0	Jose Julian Marti y Perez; Cuban poet and essayist (1853-1895).
E	m	37.4	-177.5	54.0	Joseph Haines; American astronomer (1878-1949).
E	m	37.4	-175.0	24.0	Joseph Haines; American astronomer (1878-1949).
E	m	36.1	-177.1	27.0	Joseph Haines; American astronomer (1878-1949).
H	H	-0.2	124.4	52.0	Juan de; Spanish poet (1411-1456).
H	H	73.2	118.7	95.0	Jules Hardouin; French architect (c. 1646-1708).
V	V	22.7	58.0	6.3	Kabarda first name.
V	V	-58.9	248.3	13.8	Karakal first name.
E	m	40.8	-58.1	70.0	Karl Ludwig Christian; German astronomer (1788-1862).
E	m	-7.6	2.1	22.0	Karl; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1866-1942).
E	m	-8.2	2.1	10.0	Karl; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1866-1942).
E	m	-7.8	1.5	6.0	Karl; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1866-1942).
E	m	-7.9	2.4	11.0	Karl; Czechoslovakian astronomer (1866-1942).
V	V	-66.4	185.0	70.0	Kassitan (Babylonia) earth and fertility goddess.
V	V	-73.0	99.0	150.0	Khanty (Ob River Ugra) earth goddess.
S	mi	-26.3	308.3	20.8	King of Cornwall.
S	mi	-74.9	77.2	40.0	King of Lyoness; marries King Mark's sister, who dies bearing their son, Sir Tristram.
V	V	70.0	157.0	400.0	Korean helping goddess.
V	V	-3.5	259.8	180.0	Koryak and Itelmen (Kamchatka) the Raven's (world creator) wife.
V	V	23.0	156.0	250.0	Kyrgyz river deity.
S	tn	78.3	97.5	180.0	Lake in Australia.
S	tn	78.2	135.3	55.0	Lake in Iceland.
M	M	-20.0	150.0	0.0	Land of Memnon, King of Ethiopia.
M	ME	-19.8	210.0	0.0	Land of Memnon, King of Ethiopia.
V	V	9.0	315.5	220.0	Lapp goddess of birth.
E	m	48.0	-20.0	90.0	Latin for "straight range."
E	m	48.4	-18.3	8.0	Latin for "straight range."
V	V	4.9	169.7	16.8	Latvian first name.
V	V	51.0	50.7	506.0	Latvian forest goddess.
A	id	-28.3	90.5	1.0	Lava tube in Korea.
E	m	-20.6	-82.5	791.0	Lawrence; British astronomer (1622-1666).
S	tn	79.1	312.2	168.0	Legendary island in the northeastern region of the Atlantic Ocean.
E	m	23.3	-29.2	27.0	Leonhard; Swiss mathematician (1707-1783). Note: Name changed to Mons Vinogradov in 1977.
E	m	5.4	162.4	197.0	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
E	m	5.7	162.4	64.0	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
E	m	5.2	166.2	17.0	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
E	m	4.5	166.4	29.0	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
E	m	3.3	161.6	25.0	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
E	m	2.4	158.8	20.0	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
E	m	4.5	159.8	57.0	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
E	m	5.7	160.4	37.0	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
E	m	9.1	161.8	32.0	Leonid Isaakovich; Soviet physicist (1879-1944).
A	er	3.8	28.8	2.1	Leylie's lover in "Leylie and Majnoon" poems by Jami and Navoi (Khorasan, 1480s).
E	m	-10.5	112.7	87.0	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
V	V	-55.6	321.6	149.0	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
E	m	-8.1	113.5	17.0	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
E	m	-9.7	113.7	19.0	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
E	m	-11.9	116.0	13.0	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
E	m	-12.1	115.1	15.0	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
E	m	-12.0	109.4	16.0	Lise; Austrian physicist (1878-1968).
V	V	46.2	89.3	606.0	Lithuanian forest goddess.
V	V	52.5	159.4	48.0	Lithuanian goddess of love.
U	ti	-33.3	335.0	1,492.0	Location in "Much Ado About Nothing."
J	eu	-50.0	294.3	483.0	Location of battles between the Fomorians and the Tautha de Danann.
U	mr	-39.6	180.2	399.0	Location of part of "Two Gentlemen From Verona."
V	V	17.9	266.5	21.1	Lola; Irish dancer (1818-1861).
A	id	-18.3	180.3	10.2	Longest limestone cavern known on Earth.
U	um	-42.7	8.2	58.0	Macouas and Banayis evil spirit.
S	mi	-38.4	219.0	37.0	Magician and prophet; son of the devil; Arthur's mentor.
E	m	-50.5	-6.3	194.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-48.8	-4.4	14.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-52.4	-6.2	12.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-51.7	-9.4	42.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-47.9	-2.2	40.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-49.0	-1.4	37.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-48.9	-8.2	18.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-48.0	-7.6	23.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-52.5	-10.0	15.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-49.9	-2.8	8.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-47.4	-3.9	31.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-49.2	-8.9	11.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-50.4	-9.3	10.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-48.5	-9.0	24.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-50.6	-12.6	12.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-50.7	-11.8	10.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-50.8	-2.3	9.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-48.9	-10.4	9.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-49.7	-1.4	13.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-52.3	-7.1	6.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-47.4	-8.2	9.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-49.3	-7.3	9.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-49.3	-7.8	8.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-51.3	-7.6	7.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-51.8	-9.1	7.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
E	m	-50.2	-3.6	18.0	Magini, Giovanni Antonio; Italian astronomer, mathematician (1555-1617).
V	V	-20.0	111.4	660.0	Makoni (Zimbabwe) name of Venus as evening star.
M	M	-19.5	356.1	1,280.0	Malaysian word for Mars.
M	ME	-19.3	3.9	1,280.0	Malaysian word for Mars.
J	io	-31.3	344.8	9.1	Mandan (USA) name for the sun.
V	V	1.0	334.0	1,250.0	Mansi (Ob River Ugra) mistress of "Bird's country".
V	V	55.7	217.8	150.0	Mansi (Ob River Ugra) sea mistress.
V	V	78.3	316.5	610.0	Mansi (Siberia) forest maiden.
E	m	-67.7	26.8	98.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-68.4	27.5	20.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-63.7	21.1	28.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-70.1	22.1	25.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-69.6	24.7	34.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-68.9	25.4	18.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-63.9	19.7	18.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-69.6	26.0	16.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-68.6	19.2	13.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-66.3	23.5	12.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-63.3	20.3	12.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-64.3	22.7	20.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-63.4	22.8	6.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-70.2	28.8	14.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-64.9	25.0	5.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-67.8	29.4	6.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-65.9	30.0	16.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-66.4	27.3	11.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-67.5	32.9	21.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
E	m	-68.6	34.5	21.0	Manzini, Carlo Antonio; Italian astronomer (1599-1677).
V	V	-37.5	164.7	110.0	Maori fire goddess.
E	m	-67.8	179.6	125.0	Marcel Gilles Jozef; Dutch astronomer, astrophysicist (1893-1970).
E	m	-64.2	-176.0	15.0	Marcel Gilles Jozef; Dutch astronomer, astrophysicist (1893-1970).
E	m	-71.1	176.1	33.0	Marcel Gilles Jozef; Dutch astronomer, astrophysicist (1893-1970).
E	m	-63.4	174.1	24.0	Marcel Gilles Jozef; Dutch astronomer, astrophysicist (1893-1970).
H	H	69.1	177.1	51.0	Marcus Valerius; Roman epigrammist (c. A.D. 40-c. 103).
E	m	14.5	9.1	38.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	16.6	7.3	6.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	12.1	10.4	7.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	13.2	7.0	5.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	18.3	6.4	49.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	15.5	9.7	5.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	17.8	8.6	3.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	11.9	11.2	3.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	13.4	10.6	4.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	13.8	10.8	4.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	13.4	12.9	4.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	14.4	13.4	3.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
E	m	16.4	11.7	3.0	Marcus; Roman writer (unkn-c. 50 B.C.).
V	V	12.5	57.2	270.0	Margaret; American anthropologist (1901-1978).
V	V	-23.3	119.7	36.6	Margaret; American physicist (1860-1944).
V	V	-18.4	224.6	60.0	Maria Felicia Garcia; Spanish/French singer (1808-1836), sister of Pauline Viardot-Garcia (see Viardot Patera).
E	m	49.7	20.2	30.0	Maria; American astronomer (1818-1889).

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
E	m	48.3	19.3	6.0	Maria; American astronomer (1818-1889).
E	m	47.6	21.7	8.0	Maria; American astronomer (1818-1889).
V	V	34.5	76.3	22.2	Maria; Dutch entomologist (1647-1717).
V	V	59.4	280.0	42.1	Maria; Italian educator (1870-1952).
V	V	-11.7	174.7	23.5	Maria; Pueblo artist, potter (1886-1980).
V	V	32.4	68.6	906.0	Marian (Volga Finn) wind goddess.
V	V	-30.4	248.4	21.1	Marianne; American poet, editor (1887-1972).
E	m	8.6	156.0	32.0	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
E	m	10.7	156.9	24.0	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
E	m	9.8	157.3	14.0	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
E	m	6.8	157.0	26.0	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
E	m	8.1	154.8	19.0	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
E	m	10.0	154.2	18.0	Mark Muir; American physicist (1917-1958).
V	V	36.9	177.7	20.0	Mary; English medical pioneer, poet, writer (1689-1762).
E	m	37.1	39.6	17.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	36.0	41.8	21.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	35.1	42.0	9.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	37.0	38.6	28.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	38.2	37.8	8.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	39.1	40.1	6.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	39.5	41.1	5.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	40.3	42.5	4.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	40.8	42.6	16.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	40.4	41.9	17.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	39.9	38.0	12.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	40.0	43.3	3.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	39.3	37.0	5.0	Matthew Fontaine; American oceanographer (1806-1873); Antonia Caetana de Paiva Pereira; American astronomer (1866-1952).
E	m	-42.0	14.0	114.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-43.5	14.2	15.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-40.3	11.7	12.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-38.6	10.8	9.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-39.0	13.2	45.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-38.4	9.8	6.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-40.6	12.2	25.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-44.4	11.5	7.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-38.2	10.4	7.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-42.5	14.0	9.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-40.0	12.6	8.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-42.1	14.5	6.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-41.9	12.6	10.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-41.0	14.1	7.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-38.1	12.8	4.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-40.7	16.2	5.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-42.0	17.1	7.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-41.3	11.4	10.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	-42.7	15.2	4.0	Maurolico, Francesco; Italian mathematician (1494-1575).
E	m	11.9	-50.8	41.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	12.6	-46.0	15.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	16.3	-47.3	12.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	14.0	-47.6	11.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	11.4	-45.0	9.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	12.1	-52.7	6.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	12.1	-45.3	6.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	12.1	-50.6	3.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	11.3	-50.3	5.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	10.5	-46.9	3.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	9.4	-50.6	4.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	15.9	-55.7	8.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	17.4	-54.9	6.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	18.7	-54.7	4.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	17.9	-51.3	4.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	16.5	-56.2	5.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	13.6	-50.3	5.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	13.9	-47.1	7.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	9.6	-47.6	3.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	9.9	-48.3	2.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	9.4	-49.7	3.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	9.7	-54.9	5.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
E	m	9.8	-50.7	2.0	Mayer, Simon; German astronomer (1573-1624).
V	V	10.6	174.5	175.0	Mbundu (Angola) ancestor deity.
M	M	28.0	350.6	143.0	Mentore; Italian astronomer (1890-1941).
M	ME	27.7	9.4	143.0	Mentore; Italian astronomer (1890-1941).
E	m	46.6	66.2	67.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	48.0	73.6	20.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	47.4	70.0	13.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	47.5	59.4	26.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	46.1	68.6	50.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	49.7	73.3	29.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	45.2	62.9	17.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	45.1	64.3	13.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	49.2	63.6	10.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	47.2	59.0	9.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	47.4	73.2	21.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	45.9	64.3	12.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	50.9	73.9	40.0	Mercury; Roman mythical messenger.
E	m	-21.5	-49.2	84.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-21.0	-51.6	15.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-19.8	-45.9	14.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-23.1	-46.8	34.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-22.5	-46.0	10.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-22.5	-49.9	15.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-21.0	-52.8	5.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-21.2	-50.7	5.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-19.9	-48.4	3.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-21.2	-48.3	5.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-22.1	-49.2	3.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-19.9	-47.8	42.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-19.3	-47.6	4.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-19.2	-46.9	16.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-23.0	-50.0	4.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-22.9	-50.5	5.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
E	m	-23.0	-50.8	5.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-22.4	-47.9	4.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-22.7	-48.2	4.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
E	m	-21.0	-50.6	3.0	Mersenne, Marin; French mathematician, physicist (1588-1648).
V	V	-27.5	154.0	200.0	Mexican goddess of plenty.
E	m	-41.6	-149.0	17.0	Michael Phillip; American astronaut, Space Shuttle Columbia Payload Commander (1959-2003).
E	m	4.9	-40.6	7.0	Michael; German mathematician (1550-1631).
E	m	2.0	-42.1	4.0	Michael; German mathematician (1550-1631).
E	m	4.7	-43.5	7.0	Michael; German mathematician (1550-1631).
E	m	3.5	-41.5	61.0	Michael; German mathematician (1550-1631).
E	m	-4.4	99.5	55.0	Michel De; French writer (1533-1592). Note: This name was never approved by the IAU.
E	m	12.0	63.0	15.0	Mikhail Antonovich; Soviet geologist (1883-1939).
E	m	10.0	-30.2	12.0	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
E	m	9.3	-32.0	9.0	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
E	m	11.2	-29.4	3.0	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
E	m	8.0	-28.2	4.0	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
E	m	10.7	-28.1	3.0	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
E	m	8.5	-30.3	4.0	Milich, Jacob; German doctor, mathematician, astronomer (1501-1559).
M	M	54.7	146.7	118.4	Milutin; Yugoslav geophysicist, astrophysicist (1879-1958).
M	ME	54.4	213.3	118.4	Milutin; Yugoslav geophysicist, astrophysicist (1879-1958).
E	m	77.2	168.8	101.0	Milutin; Yugoslavian astronomer (1879-1958).
E	m	78.0	-177.2	46.0	Milutin; Yugoslavian astronomer (1879-1958).
S	rh	-53.2	7.1	0.0	Minyong (India); original male.
M	M	-14.9	337.8	171.0	Modern river in Western Europe.
M	ME	-14.7	22.2	171.0	Modern river in Western Europe.
M	M	-56.5	283.9	524.0	Modern river, Vermont, USA.
M	ME	-56.2	76.1	524.0	Modern river, Vermont, USA.
H	H	32.8	96.5	125.0	Modest; Russian composer (1839-1881).
V	V	30.3	228.4	38.2	Mogul empress, Taj Mahal namesake (1592-1631).
E	m	-70.6	-5.8	111.0	Moret, Theodore; Belgian mathematician (1602-1667).
E	m	-70.4	-13.8	32.0	Moret, Theodore; Belgian mathematician (1602-1667).
E	m	-72.6	-11.2	17.0	Moret, Theodore; Belgian mathematician (1602-1667).
A	er	79.4	170.0	1.2	Mumtaz; Mogul empress; favorite wife of Shah Jahan, who built Taj Mahal (1592-1631).
A	it	-70.0	60.0	0.3	MUSES-C, the name of the Hayabusa spacecraft prior to launch.
J	eu	58.8	78.9	21.3	Mythological Irish queen of Connacht province.
M	M	45.0	30.0	0.0	Name for Acidalian (Venusian) fountain in Boeotia where the Graces bathed.
M	ME	44.7	330.0	0.0	Name for Acidalian (Venusian) fountain in Boeotia where the Graces bathed.
J	io	22.8	66.9	183.4	Name for Mt. Etna, site of Vulcan's forge in Dante's "The Inferno." Thunderbolts from here killed Capaneus, the great blasphemer.
M	M	-30.0	320.0	0.0	Named for Constellation Serpens (the snake).
M	ME	-29.7	40.0	0.0	Named for Constellation Serpens (the snake).
M	M	-35.1	164.5	170.0	Named for Mariner IV spacecraft.
M	ME	-34.8	195.5	170.0	Named for Mariner IV spacecraft.
M	M	-17.5	146.0	688.0	Named for nearby valles.
M	ME	-17.3	214.0	688.0	Named for nearby valles.
E	m	19.9	9.2	560.0	Named for range in the Balkans.
E	m	45.0	1.0	25.0	Named for terrestrial mountain in Alps.
E	m	40.6	-1.1	25.0	Named from Mt. Piton on Tenerife Islands.
E	m	29.5	-35.8	30.0	Named from nearby crater.
E	m	36.0	-39.5	20.0	Named from nearby crater.
E	m	36.6	-40.5	20.0	Named from nearby crater.
E	m	-12.1	-50.0	30.0	Named from nearby crater.
E	m	27.5	-53.0	5.0	Named from nearby crater.
E	m	20.3	35.3	15.0	Named from nearby crater.
E	m	19.4	30.8	15.0	Named from nearby crater.
E	m	25.3	-4.6	163.0	Named from nearby crater.
E	m	3.0	43.0	50.0	Named from nearby crater.
E	m	25.8	3.8	15.0	Named from nearby mountain (Mons Hadley).
E	m	19.0	29.0	50.0	Named from peak in Asia Minor (now Erciyas Dagi).
E	m	-7.7	-28.1	189.0	Named from range in Asia (now Ural Mountains).
E	m	46.4	-0.8	281.0	Named from terrestrial Alps.
E	m	18.9	-3.7	401.0	Named from terrestrial Apennines.
E	m	14.5	-24.4	361.0	Named from terrestrial Carpathians.
E	m	38.4	10.0	445.0	Named from terrestrial Caucasus Mountains.
E	m	47.1	-11.8	182.0	Named from terrestrial island.
E	m	47.1	-34.0	422.0	Named from terrestrial Jura Mountains.
E	m	-15.6	41.2	164.0	Named from terrestrial Pyrenees.
E	m	28.4	41.1	172.0	Named from terrestrial Taurus Mts.
S	rh	29.5	8.5	0.0	Negrito (Malay Peninsula) female progeniter goddess; wife of Pedn.
V	V	4.7	193.5	21.8	Nellie; Australian opera singer (1861-1931).
M	M	12.6	58.3	1,516.0	Nepali word for "Mars".
M	ME	12.5	301.7	1,516.0	Nepali word for "Mars".
E	m	2.2	30.1	23.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	0.1	34.0	29.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	2.0	28.9	9.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	1.1	32.7	9.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	2.5	32.5	33.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	4.2	35.3	21.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	2.4	26.7	6.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	3.2	32.7	4.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	3.3	29.6	5.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	7.8	27.9	8.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	5.4	30.3	5.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	0.5	34.1	10.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	3.0	31.3	13.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	0.0	36.6	5.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	0.9	29.2	4.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	1.3	27.4	4.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
E	m	1.8	28.1	4.0	Nevil; British astronomer (1732-1811).
V	V	-63.6	46.6	47.7	Ngaio; New Zealand playwright, novelist (1899-1982).
V	V	-49.5	59.0	200.0	Nganasan (Samoyed) lifebringing goddess.
V	V	-15.1	215.2	460.0	Ngombe (Zaire) ancestor goddess.
J	io	-22.6	344.5	55.1	Nicaraguan smith god.
E	m	5.0	127.4	42.0	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
E	m	6.1	128.5	10.0	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
E	m	6.0	130.2	15.0	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
E	m	5.4	130.0	60.0	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
E	m	7.3	127.0	45.0	Nikolaj Aleksandrovich; Soviet natural scientist (1854-1945).
E	m	9.5	103.3	59.0	Nikolay Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1902-1955).
E	m	8.7	100.7	29.0	Nikolay Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1902-1955).
E	m	11.2	103.4	80.0	Nikolay Dmitrievich; Soviet astronomer (1902-1955).
J	ca	32.6	53.2	47.7	Norse giant.
V	V	39.5	247.3	244.0	Norse Valkyrie. Changed from Mist Fossae.
V	V	39.5	247.3	244.0	Norse Valkyrie. Changed to Mist Chasma.
J	ca	66.4	119.3	37.8	Norse; son of Thor and Sif.
M	M	19.7	53.2	350.0	North American river (Indiana, Ohio).
M	ME	19.5	306.8	350.0	North American river (Indiana, Ohio).
S	tn	-70.0	0.0	0.0	Oasis of happiness in the African desert, from an Italian legend.
E	m	16.3	16.0	26.0	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).
E	m	17.1	13.4	7.0	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
E	m	14.8	14.5	4.0	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).
E	m	13.2	16.3	4.0	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).
E	m	13.6	15.9	3.0	Of Alexandria; Greek geometer, astronomer (c. A.D. 98).
E	m	-39.4	76.5	58.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-39.9	73.2	27.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-39.6	74.8	59.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-38.0	73.5	37.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-38.3	79.4	51.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100). Note: Renamed Harlan
E	m	-36.2	76.7	17.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-41.3	74.8	17.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-40.4	76.6	21.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-40.2	77.7	16.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-39.6	71.0	10.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-37.5	80.8	26.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-37.6	78.4	16.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
E	m	-38.0	75.3	44.0	Of Tyre; Greek geographer (unkn-c. 100).
J	eu	22.4	83.8	116.0	One of the four great cities of the Tuatha Dé Danann (the people of the goddess Danu, the wizards) in Irish Celtic myths.
M	M	-67.7	283.9	138.4	Ormsby M.; American astronomer (1809-1862).
M	ME	-67.5	76.1	138.4	Ormsby M.; American astronomer (1809-1862).
V	V	-7.5	221.5	600.0	Oromo (Ethiopia) fertility goddess.
E	m	22.6	-127.2	47.0	Paul Aloysius; American astronomer (1890-1955).
E	m	22.3	-129.0	19.0	Paul Aloysius; American astronomer (1890-1955).
E	m	24.2	-127.5	22.0	Paul Aloysius; American astronomer (1890-1955).
E	m	75.2	-116.3	57.0	Paul Willard; American astronomer (1887-1961).
E	m	77.0	-119.2	34.0	Paul Willard; American astronomer (1887-1961).
E	m	76.8	-115.4	35.0	Paul Willard; American astronomer (1887-1961).
M	M	-27.7	210.9	181.0	Percy B.; British astronomer (1867-1908).
M	ME	-27.4	149.1	181.0	Percy B.; British astronomer (1867-1908).
E	m	5.0	121.0	8.0	Persian (Iranian) king's name.
V	V	26.0	97.7	101.0	Persian fertility/moon goddess.
J	io	-59.0	266.5	33.8	Persian god of light.
V	V	-27.0	31.0	300.0	Peruvian harvest goddess.
M	M	-54.3	149.8	75.0	Peter; Canadian astronomer (1906-1990).
M	ME	-54.0	210.2	75.0	Peter; Canadian astronomer (1906-1990).
E	m	27.8	-25.5	25.0	Philippe De; French mathematician, astronomer (1640-1718).
S	tn	-6.6	174.2	210.0	Philippine island.
J	ga	-9.9	186.2	105.0	Phoenician; divinity of Tyre.
J	ga	30.5	327.4	41.3	Phoenician; spirit of the harvest.
E	m	49.6	-27.3	45.0	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
E	m	50.6	-24.7	14.0	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
E	m	51.3	-26.7	6.0	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
E	m	50.2	-24.0	11.0	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
E	m	49.3	-25.0	6.0	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
E	m	51.3	-29.2	6.0	Pierre Louis Moreau de; French mathematician (1698-1759).
V	V	19.6	65.8	6.3	Polynesian first name.
V	V	-72.3	65.9	8.5	Polynesian first name.
V	V	-39.5	69.1	9.9	Polynesian first name.
J	io	-31.5	5.1	40.7	Pygmy word representing fire itself.
S	en	38.2	303.8	14.5	Queen in the "Tale of Kamar Al-Zaman."
U	ar	-38.8	352.2	34.0	Queen of Spirits, dethroned Titania.
V	V	-19.4	40.6	30.4	Ramabai; East Indian author, humanitarian (1858-1922).
M	M	-13.4	24.5	325.0	River in the Czech Republic.
M	ME	-13.3	335.5	325.0	River in the Czech Republic.
E	m	46.8	121.5	98.0	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
E	m	49.8	123.5	21.0	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
E	m	45.8	124.6	36.0	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
E	m	43.9	118.6	33.0	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
E	m	46.0	117.7	49.0	Robert Andrews; American physicist; Nobel laureate (1868-1953).
E	m	-15.3	50.3	23.0	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
E	m	-15.7	49.1	6.0	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
E	m	-15.4	49.3	9.0	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
E	m	-14.7	49.8	27.0	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
E	m	-14.8	51.8	22.0	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
E	m	-14.2	51.3	21.0	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
E	m	-14.2	52.7	9.0	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
E	m	-14.8	53.5	16.0	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
E	m	-13.8	53.4	4.0	Robert Le Mesurier; British explorer (1807-1873).
E	m	80.8	10.1	46.0	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
M	M	-76.6	310.9	109.0	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
M	ME	-76.5	49.1	109.0	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
E	m	81.7	23.2	14.0	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
E	m	82.3	22.0	11.0	Robert; British astronomer (1808-1878).
E	m	-45.4	54.2	58.0	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
E	m	-45.9	53.8	28.0	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
E	m	-46.6	52.0	32.0	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
E	m	-44.0	53.8	28.0	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
E	m	-46.0	57.0	42.0	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
E	m	-45.0	54.3	5.0	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
E	m	-48.7	55.9	52.0	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
E	m	-47.6	57.0	43.0	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
E	m	-47.7	55.5	13.0	Robert; Irish seismologist, engineer (1810-1881).
V	V	-52.5	160.0	850.0	Roman goddess of menses.
V	V	55.5	358.3	54.0	Roman goddess of silence.
V	V	64.5	252.5	0.0	Roman goddess of war.
V	V	43.0	237.3	79.0	Roman goddess, personification of the human mind. Name changed from Mentha Mons.
V	V	43.0	237.3	79.0	Roman goddess, personification of the human mind. Name changed to Mentha Tholus.
E	m	-35.7	-147.3	29.0	Ronald Ewald; member of the Challenger crew (1950-1986). Note: Formerly Borman A
H	H	-13.1	215.4	80.0	Ronald; Jamaican sculptor and painter (1900-1984).
M	M	-52.4	45.9	41.6	Ruined city in Syria.
M	ME	-52.1	314.1	41.6	Ruined city in Syria.
E	m	4.6	20.0	15.0	Russell Henry; British astronomer (1800-1870).
E	m	4.6	19.1	3.0	Russell Henry; British astronomer (1800-1870).
V	V	60.7	88.5	6.4	Russian first name.
V	V	63.0	88.0	16.0	Russian first name.
H	H	-37.3	39.9	0.0	Russian; Bellingshausen's ship for Antarctic exploration, 1819-21.
J	ca	30.7	95.3	66.2	Saami sky god.
E	m	22.1	-175.1	77.0	Samuel Finley Breese; American inventor (1791-1872).
E	m	20.2	-176.1	25.0	Samuel Finley Breese; American inventor (1791-1872).
E	m	22.0	-179.5	34.0	Samuel Finley Breese; American inventor (1791-1872).
S	ia	39.2	176.1	136.0	Saracen king of Spain; Roland wounds him and he died of wound later.
S	ia	-3.5	187.4	58.0	Saracen lord and emissary to Charles.
S	ia	27.7	135.8	75.0	Saracen lord from Seville; volunteered to fight at Roncevaux Pass.
E	m	29.8	-26.4	1.0	Scottish female name.
V	V	-4.0	64.0	3,800.0	Semitic goddess of fate.
V	V	48.1	77.9	454.0	Semitic goddess of fate.
V	V	-54.0	355.5	1,250.0	Semitic mother goddess.

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
U	ob	-58.4	112.5	203.0	Shakespearean hero.
E	m	-33.0	-148.9	19.0	Sharon Christa Corrigan; civilian school teacher member of the Challenger crew (1948-1986). Note: Formerly Borman Y
U	ti	-11.9	302.2	101.0	Shepardess in "The Winter's Tale."
H	H	-12.6	30.2	130.0	Shikibu; Japanese novelist and poet (978-1014/1026).
M	M	-2.9	7.0	160.0	Shotaro; Japanese astronomer (1912-1992).
M	ME	-2.9	353.0	160.0	Shotaro; Japanese astronomer (1912-1992).
V	V	1.1	284.3	23.8	Sibylle; French writer (d. 1932).
V	V	9.3	26.9	20.5	Sidnie; English zoologist (1902-1980) and Irene; botanist (1904-1988).
J	ga	6.8	181.2	4,000.0	Simon; German astronomer (1570-1624).
E	m	5.1	-0.1	57.0	Sir Roderick Impey; Scottish geologist (1792-1871).
E	m	4.4	0.1	3.0	Sir Roderick Impey; Scottish geologist (1792-1871).
E	m	10.5	20.1	20.0	Sir Thomas; Irish-born South African astronomer (1794-1879).
E	m	11.3	18.0	5.0	Sir Thomas; Irish-born South African astronomer (1794-1879).
E	m	18.0	-154.7	92.0	Sisir Kumar; Indian physicist (1890-1963).
E	m	20.8	-154.1	46.0	Sisir Kumar; Indian physicist (1890-1963).
E	m	15.9	-153.2	46.0	Sisir Kumar; Indian physicist (1890-1963).
E	m	21.5	-155.2	26.0	Sisir Kumar; Indian physicist (1890-1963).
V	V	77.0	202.5	0.0	Slavonic personification of fertility.
M	M	24.8	55.7	0.0	Small town in Sudan.
M	ME	24.6	304.3	0.0	Small town in Sudan.
E	m	1.3	87.5	373.0	Smyth, William Henry; British astronomer (1788-1865).
V	V	-38.1	270.3	450.0	Snake goddess of the Theban necropolis.
S	te	2.5	119.3	11.8	Son of Euanthes, priest of Apollo at Ismarus.
A	gs	15.1	164.4	0.7	Spa in Australia.
A	gs	15.0	65.9	0.5	Spa in Crimea, Ukraine.
A	gs	35.4	81.8	0.6	Spa in Czech Republic.
A	gs	62.0	155.0	0.5	Spa in India.
A	gs	23.5	46.5	0.1	Spa in Norway.
E	m	-17.5	-81.6	574.0	Spanish for "mountain chain."
E	m	45.7	-8.9	25.0	Spanish for "peak."
V	V	-11.2	48.7	11.5	Spanish form of Hebrew first name.
E	m	24.5	11.3	0.5	Spanish male name.
M	M	48.8	224.6	3.5	Spanish tracking site.
M	ME	48.5	135.4	3.5	Spanish tracking site.
M	M	15.0	176.5	1,185.0	Spanish word for "Mars".
M	ME	14.8	183.5	1,185.0	Spanish word for "Mars".
U	ar	-52.9	8.9	50.0	Spirit heroine of medieval French story.
J	ga	9.9	165.9	23.3	Spirit of the harvest, one of the sons of El.
U	ob	-16.3	323.5	537.0	Spirit place, forest home of Oberon in "Midsummer Night's Dream."
J	eu	56.0	236.7	1,500.0	Stone row in Brittany, France.
J	eu	-41.0	299.5	1,600.0	Stone row in England.
J	ga	-15.1	114.8	99.3	Sumerian male deity; upper parts are human, lower parts a serpent.
J	io	-29.3	209.7	370.0	Sumero-Akkadian fire god.
J	io	-27.6	210.8	169.4	Sumero-Akkadian fire god.
V	V	-42.5	68.0	330.0	Teleutan (S. Altay) fertility goddess.
J	ga	44.6	311.9	15.0	Theban war god.
M	M	42.1	315.6	138.0	Theophile; French astronomer and meteorologist (1867-1954).
M	ME	41.8	44.4	138.0	Theophile; French astronomer and meteorologist (1867-1954).
E	m	-23.1	120.1	23.0	Thomas; German writer (1875-1955). Note: This name was never approved by the IAU. The approved name for this feature is Zhiritskiy Z.
H	H	-37.7	28.2	114.0	Thomas; South African (Lesotho) novelist (1876/77-1948).
S	rh	55.8	20.2	0.0	Tibetan heavenly god.
N	tr	-50.5	359.5	0.0	Tonga sea spirit.
M	M	15.4	54.4	51.9	Town in Alabama, USA.
M	ME	15.2	305.6	51.9	Town in Alabama, USA.
M	M	18.8	56.7	21.2	Town in Algeria.
M	ME	18.6	303.3	21.2	Town in Algeria.
M	M	-27.4	20.8	10.6	Town in Algeria.
M	ME	-27.1	339.2	10.6	Town in Algeria.
M	M	12.3	53.7	59.4	Town in Australia.
M	ME	12.2	306.3	59.4	Town in Australia.
M	M	-23.9	22.5	24.5	Town in Australia.
M	ME	-23.7	337.5	24.5	Town in Australia.
M	M	-44.4	53.2	13.0	Town in Brazil.
M	ME	-44.1	306.8	13.0	Town in Brazil.
M	M	-22.4	27.5	7.2	Town in Burma.
M	ME	-22.2	332.5	7.2	Town in Burma.
M	M	7.5	33.1	58.5	Town in California, USA.
M	ME	7.4	326.9	58.5	Town in California, USA.
M	M	53.3	71.3	9.9	Town in Canada.
M	ME	53.0	288.7	9.9	Town in Canada.
M	M	-41.9	54.3	10.0	Town in England.
M	ME	-41.6	305.7	10.0	Town in England.
M	M	-1.5	37.0	18.0	Town in Ethiopia.
M	ME	-1.5	323.0	18.0	Town in Ethiopia.
M	M	22.3	51.8	5.8	Town in Greece (Crete).
M	ME	22.1	308.2	5.8	Town in Greece (Crete).
M	M	36.1	221.7	8.9	town in Illinois, USA.
M	ME	35.8	138.3	8.9	town in Illinois, USA.
M	M	28.4	40.5	16.0	Town in Kazakhstan.
M	ME	28.1	319.5	16.0	Town in Kazakhstan.
M	M	-34.9	46.2	53.0	Town in Kenya.
M	ME	-34.6	313.8	53.0	Town in Kenya.
M	M	-27.6	69.8	53.5	Town in Mozambique.
M	ME	-27.3	290.2	53.5	Town in Mozambique.
M	M	43.2	5.4	17.5	Town in New York, USA.
M	ME	42.9	354.6	17.5	Town in New York, USA.
M	M	19.5	250.6	9.1	Town in Norway.
M	ME	19.3	109.4	9.1	Town in Norway.
M	M	-4.7	33.7	11.2	Town in Oman.
M	ME	-4.6	326.3	11.2	Town in Oman.
M	M	16.1	254.7	2.8	Town in Russia.
M	ME	15.9	105.3	2.8	Town in Russia.
M	M	19.1	252.8	4.6	Town in Russia.
M	ME	18.9	107.2	4.6	Town in Russia.
M	M	-32.4	18.8	32.5	Town in Russia.
M	ME	-32.1	341.2	32.5	Town in Russia.
M	M	-24.9	109.2	14.8	Town in Sicily.
M	ME	-24.7	250.8	14.8	Town in Sicily.
M	M	-9.7	51.5	78.9	Town in Spain.
M	ME	-9.6	308.5	78.9	Town in Spain.
M	M	7.1	1.8	23.7	Town in Sudan.
M	ME	7.0	358.2	23.7	Town in Sudan.
M	M	-39.9	272.1	13.5	Town in Swaziland.
M	ME	-39.6	87.9	13.5	Town in Swaziland.
M	M	17.8	249.0	25.8	Town in Switzerland.
M	ME	17.6	111.0	25.8	Town in Switzerland.
M	M	22.6	35.8	6.6	Town in Turkey.
M	ME	22.4	324.2	6.6	Town in Turkey.
M	M	-0.9	35.5	10.0	Town in Turkey. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
M	ME	-0.9	324.5	10.0	Town in Turkey. Name dropped because crater cannot be located on imagery.
M	M	-3.6	37.7	16.2	Town in Utah, USA.
M	ME	-3.6	322.3	16.2	Town in Utah, USA.
M	M	-52.8	41.5	27.3	Town in Utah, USA.
M	ME	-52.5	318.5	27.3	Town in Utah, USA.
V	V	-65.1	257.3	2.0	Turkman first name.
M	M	-20.0	255.0	0.0	Tyrrhenian Sea, between Italy and Sicily.
M	ME	-19.8	105.0	0.0	Tyrrhenian Sea, between Italy and Sicily.
V	V	-12.5	46.0	525.0	Udmurt (Urals Finn, Russia) fertility goddess.
V	V	34.4	19.2	9.0	Ukranian first name.
H	H	47.8	162.6	100.0	Ustad; Indian painter (17th century).
M	M	-23.7	20.6	123.0	Vasily Ivanovich; Russian planetary scientist (1931-2004).
M	ME	-23.5	339.4	123.0	Vasily Ivanovich; Russian planetary scientist (1931-2004).
V	V	29.5	0.5	24.5	Vera; Soviet sculptor (1889-1953).
V	V	-69.0	60.0	1,500.0	Vietnamese tale heroine.
M	M	-10.1	158.3	81.0	Village in Peru.
M	ME	-10.0	201.7	81.0	Village in Peru.
E	m	-63.6	30.1	77.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-63.8	31.8	16.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-63.9	29.5	17.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-61.2	27.2	32.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-58.4	23.3	22.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-65.5	36.1	22.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-66.2	34.1	42.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-67.2	35.1	17.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-63.6	24.2	21.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-62.7	23.3	8.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-57.8	21.5	7.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-61.8	24.9	20.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-59.1	24.4	20.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).

P	SA	CLAT	CLON	DIAM	Origin
E	m	-62.4	27.6	11.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-57.7	23.8	14.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-59.1	25.7	16.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-62.2	30.4	8.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-60.8	23.9	27.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-60.5	22.0	25.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-59.2	21.2	34.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-62.9	31.3	24.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-66.6	40.0	21.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-67.1	36.8	21.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-64.8	35.0	26.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
E	m	-64.0	34.5	30.0	Vincente Mut, or Muth; Spanish astronomer (unkn-1673).
H	H	8.0	190.5	270.0	W. A.; Austrian composer (1756-1791).
V	V	32.8	23.1	50.0	Welsh divine mother goddess.
V	V	-61.8	130.6	15.8	Welsh first name.
M	M	22.6	16.5	636.0	Welsh word for "Mars".
M	ME	22.4	343.5	636.0	Welsh word for "Mars".
J	ga	-3.3	230.3	8.0	West Semitic god of wind.
V	V	-53.0	67.5	550.0	West Slavic grain and fertility goddess.
A	er	67.1	185.6	1.0	Wife of Prince Golaud and lover of his half-brother, Pelléas, in Maeterlinck drama (Belgium, 1892).
E	m	-39.3	0.8	61.0	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
E	m	-37.7	1.8	39.0	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
E	m	-37.6	1.0	12.0	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
E	m	-38.2	-0.3	36.0	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
E	m	-38.0	3.1	5.0	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
E	m	-38.8	2.8	6.0	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
E	m	-39.8	0.9	4.0	William Allen; British chemist (1817-1870).
E	m	-41.7	-146.3	21.0	William Cameron; American astronaut, Space Shuttle Columbia Pilot (1961-2003).
E	m	24.2	-7.8	7.0	William Duncan; American mathematician, astronomer (1871-1948).
E	m	24.3	123.0	52.0	William Frederick; American physicist (1888-1966).
E	m	24.0	119.8	42.0	William Frederick; American physicist (1888-1966).
E	m	30.4	-20.9	7.0	William Johnson; American benefactor (1844-1926); Thomas Logie; Scottish selenographer (1901-1973).
V	V	9.5	209.0	300.0	Wintun (California) goddess.
M	M	-21.8	182.7	825.0	Word for "Mars" in Hebrew.
M	ME	-21.6	177.3	825.0	Word for "Mars" in Hebrew.
M	M	40.3	342.2	1,020.0	Word for "Mars" in Oscan.
M	ME	40.0	17.8	1,020.0	Word for "Mars" in Oscan.
M	M	-11.6	151.0	828.0	Word for "Mars" in Sanskrit.
M	ME	-11.5	209.0	828.0	Word for "Mars" in Sanskrit.
S	rh	65.1	56.2	0.0	Yao (Bantu); creator god; left Earth to live in sky when man was cruel to animals.
E	m	72.1	-128.7	89.0	Yurij Borisovich; Soviet rocket scientist (1929-1965).
E	m	68.7	-126.8	74.0	Yurij Borisovich; Soviet rocket scientist (1929-1965).
E	m	69.4	-135.6	26.0	Yurij Borisovich; Soviet rocket scientist (1929-1965).
E	m	71.5	-136.9	21.0	Yurij Borisovich; Soviet rocket scientist (1929-1965).

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