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Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature

Basic Info

Feature Name Stratton Q
Clean Name Stratton Q
Feature ID 13298
Target Moon
Feature Type Satellite Feature

Location


Coordinate System Planetographic, +East, -180 - 180
Northmost Latitude -6.00 °
Southmost Latitude -6.41 °
Eastmost Longitude 164.12 °
Westmost Longitude 163.70 °
Diameter 12.64 km
Center Latitude -6.21 °
Center Longitude 163.91 °
Northmost Latitude -6.09 °
Southmost Latitude -6.49 °
Eastmost Longitude 164.25 °
Westmost Longitude 163.85 °
Diameter 11.90 km
Center Latitude -6.29 °
Center Longitude 164.05 °
Northmost Latitude -6.30 °
Southmost Latitude -6.30 °
Eastmost Longitude 163.80 °
Westmost Longitude 163.80 °
Diameter 13.00 km
Center Latitude -6.30 °
Center Longitude 163.80 °
Quad LAC-85 [pdf]

Status and Origin

Approval Status Adopted by IAU
Approval Date 2006
Continent Europe
Ethnicity Great Britain
Origin Frederick John Marrion; British astronomer, astrophysicist (1881-1960).
Reference [89] - Dictionary of Scientific Biography, Charles Coulston Gillispie, editor in chief, vol. 9: Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1981.
Updated Oct 18, 2010 12:00 PM
Parent Feature Stratton

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