Craterra

Apollo Landing Feature

Scarp

Scarp is a lunar surface landmark in the Macrobius quadrangle, cataloged from human exploration of the Moon.

Feature Profile & Selenographic Data

Feature type
landing
Coordinates
20.29° N · 30.59° E
Diameter
14.76 km
IAU approval
1973/01/01 00:00:00
LAC quadrangle
LAC-43 · Macrobius

Geological Chronicle

Scarp is an official lunar surface feature spanning an approximate extent of 14.76 kilometers. Situated within the Macrobius quadrangle (LAC-43), the site reflects detailed orbital and surface exploration by the Apollo lunar missions.

The location is cataloged by the International Astronomical Union at selenographic coordinates 20.2931° latitude and 30.586° longitude, documented under the record: Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.

Chronology & Exploration

  1. IAU Feature Named

    The International Astronomical Union officially catalogs Scarp.

Scientific Sources & References

Name Origin

Astronaut-named feature, Apollo 17 site.

Interactive Lunar Surface

Explore Scarp in 3D

Inspect lunar elevation data and the official selenographic position.