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DescriptionBarma crater EN0263090101M.jpg	English: Barma crater on Mercury. MESSENGER Narrow Angle Camera image. Emission Angle: 6.0 Incidence Angle: 44.9 Latitude: -40.7 Longitude: 196.0 Phase Angle: 42.1
Date	4 December 2012
Source	PILOT, Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
Author	NASA

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File:Barma crater EN0263090101M.jpg

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