Lunar Impact Crater
Leavitt is a lunar impact crater spanning 69.31 kilometers across the Moon.
Leavitt is a crater on the far side of the Moon. The formation spans an official diameter of 69.31 kilometers.
On the lunar geologic timescale, Leavitt dates to the Nectarian period. It is recorded in the IAU Gazetteer under quadrangle LAC-121.
The International Astronomical Union officially approves the crater name.
Henrietta Swan; American astronomer (1868-1921).
Interactive Lunar Surface
Inspect lunar elevation data and the official selenographic position.