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Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature

Basic Info

Feature Name Heaviside
Clean Name Heaviside
Feature ID 2401
Target Mars
Feature Type Crater, craters

Location


Coordinate System Planetocentric, +East, 0 - 360
Northmost Latitude -69.80 °
Southmost Latitude -71.21 °
Eastmost Longitude 266.90 °
Westmost Longitude 262.69 °
Diameter 83.28 km
Center Latitude -70.50 °
Center Longitude 264.78 °
Northmost Latitude -69.80 °
Southmost Latitude -71.21 °
Eastmost Longitude 93.10 °
Westmost Longitude 97.31 °
Diameter 83.28 km
Center Latitude -70.50 °
Center Longitude 95.22 °
Northmost Latitude -69.78 °
Southmost Latitude -71.19 °
Eastmost Longitude 267.00 °
Westmost Longitude 262.60 °
Diameter 87.40 km
Center Latitude -70.49 °
Center Longitude 264.70 °
Northmost Latitude -69.78 °
Southmost Latitude -71.19 °
Eastmost Longitude 93.00 °
Westmost Longitude 97.40 °
Diameter 87.40 km
Center Latitude -70.49 °
Center Longitude 95.30 °
Quad mc30 [pdf]

Status and Origin

Approval Status Adopted by IAU
Approval Date 1973
Continent Europe
Ethnicity Great Britain
Origin Oliver; British physicist (1850-1925).
Reference [68] - World Who's Who in Science, edited by Allen G. Debus: Western Publishing Company, Hannibal, Mo., 1968: New York, 1973.
Updated Nov 17, 2010 9:58 AM

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