Geological Chronicle
Lacus Bonitatis, named from the Latin for the "Lake of Goodness," is a small lunar mare lying northwest of the prominent crater Macrobius. With the Montes Taurus mountain range farther to the north, the feature consists of an irregular region of basaltic lava with uneven borders.
The feature lies within a diameter of 122.1 kilometers, with its longest dimension trending from southwest to northeast. Centered at coordinates 23.183°N, 44.3158°E, the mare falls within the Macrobius quadrangle.