Yablochkina (crater)

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Yablochkina
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Magellan radar image of Yablochkina
Location Venus
Coordinates 48°18′N195°18′E / 48.3°N 195.3°E / 48.3; 195.3
Diameter64 km
Eponym Aleksandra Yablochkina

Yablochkina is an impact crater on Venus. [1] It was named after Aleksandra Yablochkina.

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References

  1. ↑ Guide to Magellan Image Interpretation. Jet Propulsion Laboratory. p. 81.
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