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This unnamed crater in Amazonis Planitia has a complex rim. In the bottom of the image there are several parallel rims, while the rim at the top of the image is lobate but not quite round. Such complexities may indicate that the surface where this impact occurred was not homogeneous.

Orbit Number: 62280 Latitude: 10.6103 Longitude: 185.28 Instrument: VIS Captured: 2015-12-28 21:48

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