Geological Chronicle
Parry is a lunar impact crater spanning 47.28 kilometers across, attached directly to the southeast rim of the walled plain Fra Mauro. Attached to the west and southwest rim is the crater Bonpland, while the small crater Tolansky lies due south. Together, these co-joined formations leave Parry's rim heavily worn and slightly distorted, with the wall standing most prominent along the northwest.
The floor has been flooded by lava and is relatively flat, marked at its midpoint by a pair of small craters. Along the southwest, the wall is crossed by the small satellite crater Parry B.
A rille system named Rimae Parry crosses the region in a series of graben. One rille crosses Parry's southeast rim in a northeast direction before passing the east rim onto the surrounding mare, while another rille extends from Tolansky across the west side of Parry and into Fra Mauro.