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Text version of the landing site coordinates table
Site coordinates are based on the IAU Mean Earth Polar Axis coordinate system, as described in Davies and Colvin, J. Geophys. Res., v. 105, pp. 20,227 - 20,280, 2000. The full locations used are given below:
| degrees N latitude |
degrees E longitude |
|
| Apollo 11 | ||
| LRRR | 0.67337 | 23.47293 |
| Lunar Module | 0.67408 | 23.47297 |
| Apollo 12 | ||
| ALSEP | -3.00942 | -23.42458 |
| Lunar Module | -3.01239 | -23.42157 |
| Apollo 14 | ||
| LRRR | -3.64421 | -17.47880 |
| ALSEP | -3.64398 | -17.47748 |
| Lunar Module | -3.64530 | -17.47136 |
| Apollo 15 | ||
| LRRR | 26.13333 | 3.62837 |
| ALSEP | 26.13407 | 3.62981 |
| Lunar Module | 26.13222 | 3.63386 |
| Apollo 16 | ||
| ALSEP | -8.97537 | 15.49812 |
| Lunar Module | -8.97301 | 15.50019 |
| Apollo 17 | ||
| ALSEP | 20.19209 | 30.76492 |
| Lunar Module | 20.19080 | 30.77168 |
Text version of the landing site coordinates table
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