King Crater / LAC-65
Positioned inside King Crater, this 10.52-kilometer lunar mountain bears a name adopted by the International Astronomical Union in 1976.
Mons André is a lunar mountain measuring 10.52 kilometers in diameter, located inside King Crater. Positioned at coordinates 5.18° N, 120.56° E in the Ostwald (LAC-65) quadrangle, it lies directly west of Mons Ardeshir.
The International Astronomical Union officially assigned the feature's name in 1976, deriving it from the French male name André.
The International Astronomical Union officially adopted the name Mons André, originating from the French male name André.
French male name.
Interactive Lunar Surface
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