Boulia (crater)

Boulia

CTX camera image from MRO
Planet	Mars
Coordinates	22°53′S 111°19′E / 22.89°S 111.32°E / -22.89; 111.32Coordinates: 22°53′S 111°19′E / 22.89°S 111.32°E / -22.89; 111.32
Quadrangle	Mare Tyrrhenum
Diameter	9.99 km (6.21 mi)
Eponym	Boulia, Queensland

Boulia and nearby craters Trinidad, Sinop, Arica, and Baro

Boulia is an impact crater on Mars. It lies southeast of Tyrrhenus Mons on Hesperia Planum. It was named by the IAU in 1991 after the town of Boulia, Queensland, in Australia.^[1]

Boulia is a rampart crater. A minor wrinkle ridge cuts across the crater floor.

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