Barth (crater)
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Crater on Mars
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| Planet | Mars |
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| Region | Arabia quadrangle |
| Coordinates |  7°26′N 25°40′E / 7.44°N 25.67°E / 7.44; 25.67Coordinates: 7°26′N 25°40′E / 7.44°N 25.67°E / 7.44; 25.67 |
| Quadrangle | Arabia |
| Diameter | 111 km |
| Eponym | Charles A. Barth[*] |
Barth is an impact crater on Mars. The crater was named after American atmospheric physicist Charles A. Barth, by the IAU in 2019.[1]
Arago crater is to the northeast of Barth, and Henry crater is to the northwest.
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