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DescriptionO'Day lunar crater.jpg	English: O'Day Crater on the far side of the moon, derived from Lunar Orbiter and Apollo 17 spacecraft photographs.
Date	September 1978
Source	NASA, from Lunar and Planetary Institute (actual source here).
Author	Defense Mapping Agency Aerospace Center for NASA; shaded relief by US Geological Survey. The image as uploaded was cropped by the uploader from a much larger map image (entitled O'Day LM 103) showing a wider area of the moon. Text was added by the uploader at bottom right to show latitude, longitude, and diameter.

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