Poczobutt (krater księżycowy)
 Fragment krateru Poczobutt (zajmuje całą górną część zdjęcia), duży krater w środku zdjęcia to Cannizzaro, na prawo i powyżej niego Poczobutt J (fot. Clementine) | |
| Ciało niebieskie | |
|---|---|
| Średnica krateru | 212,36 km |
| Źródło nazwy | |
Położenie na mapie Księżyca  | |
 57°16′N 99°14′W/57,266667 -99,233333 | |
Poczobutt – duży krater uderzeniowy położony na niewidocznej z Ziemi stronie Księżyca[2]. Jego średnica wynosi ok. 212 km[1].
Satelickie kratery[1]
| Poczobutt | Szerokość | Długość | Średnica |
|---|---|---|---|
| J | 56,3° N | 96,9° W | 23,17 km |
| R | 55,69° N | 104,14° W | 40,17 km |
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