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USGS IMAP 1614: Geologic map of the Mare Acidalium Quadrangle, Mars

1984 (approx.)
USGS IMAP 1614: Geologic map of the Mare Acidalium Quadrangle, Mars
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USGS IMAP 1614: Geologic map of the Mare Acidalium Quadrangle, Mars

By N. E. Witbeck and J. R. Underwood Jr.

Map and associated documents available from the USGS Publications Warehouse: https://doi.org/10.3133/i1614

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