List of craters on minor planets

This is a list of all named craters on minor planets in the Solar System as named by IAU's Working Group for Planetary System Nomenclature. In addition tentatively named craters—such as those of Pluto—may also be referred to. The number of craters is given in parenthesis. For a full list of all craters, see list of craters in the Solar System.

Ceres: 90 craters (24.9%)Eros: 37 craters (10.2%)Gaspra: 31 craters (8.6%)Ida: 21 craters (5.8%)Itokawa: 10 craters (2.8%)Lutetia: 19 craters (5.3%)Mathilde: 23 craters (6.4%)Pluto: 17 craters (4.7%)Šteins: 23 craters (6.4%)Vesta: 90 craters (24.9%)

  •   Ceres: 90 craters (24.9%)
  •   Eros: 37 craters (10.2%)
  •   Gaspra: 31 craters (8.6%)
  •   Ida: 21 craters (5.8%)
  •   Itokawa: 10 craters (2.8%)
  •   Lutetia: 19 craters (5.3%)
  •   Mathilde: 23 craters (6.4%)
  •   Pluto: 17 craters (4.7%)
  •   Šteins: 23 craters (6.4%)
  •   Vesta: 90 craters (24.9%)
Distribution of named craters on minor planets as of 2017.

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Ceres (90)

CraterCoordinatesDiameter
(km)
Approval
Year
EponymRef
Abellio33.2°N 66.91°W / 33.2; -66.91 (Abellio)322015Gaul god of the apple treeWGPSN
Achita25.82°N 65.96°E / 25.82; 65.96 (Achita)402015Nigerian god of agricultureWGPSN
Annona48.14°S 8.43°E / -48.14; 8.43 (Annona)602015Roman goddess of crops and of the harvestWGPSN
Anura13.92°S 11.79°E / -13.92; 11.79 (Anura)372015Arawakan (Guyana) spirit of the tobacco seedsWGPSN
Aristaeus23.43°N 97.68°E / 23.43; 97.68 (Aristaeus)35.82016Greek god of agricultureWGPSN
Asari83.03°N 40.12°W / 83.03; -40.12 (Asari)562015Syrian god of agricultureWGPSN
Attis73.07°S 102.16°W / -73.07; -102.16 (Attis)222015Greek/Phrygian god of vegetation and of fertilityWGPSN
Azacca6.66°S 141.6°W / -6.66; -141.6 (Azacca)49.912015Haitian god of agricultureWGPSN
Begbalel17.71°N 34.65°W / 17.71; -34.65 (Begbalel)1022016Yap Islands (Caroline Islands Micronesia) guardian of the taro fields who controls the yield of the cropsWGPSN
Belun33.71°S 3.75°W / -33.71; -3.75 (Belun)36.042015Belarus god of the fieldsWGPSN
Besua42.35°S 59.79°W / -42.35; -59.79 (Besua)172015Egyptian grain godWGPSN
Bilwis86.2°N 79.6°E / 86.2; 79.6 (Bilwis)72017German corn spiritWGPSN
Binayo86.4°N 145.2°E / 86.4; 145.2 (Binayo)162017Philippine (Hanunoo/Mangyan Mindoro Island) female spirit caretaker of the rice spiritsWGPSN
Bonsu1.74°N 93.21°E / 1.74; 93.21 (Bonsu)312015Bateg/Batek (Malaysia) god who watches over the fruits and flowersWGPSN
Braciaca22.77°S 84.37°E / -22.77; 84.37 (Braciaca)82016Celtic god of maltWGPSN
Cacaguat1.19°S 143.61°E / -1.19; 143.61 (Cacaguat)13.62016Nicaraguan god of cacaoWGPSN
Cachimana85.2°N 146.8°W / 85.2; -146.8 (Cachimana)182017Atabapo and Inirida tribes’ (Upper Orinoco River region Venezuela) vegetation god who ripens the crops and controls the seasonsWGPSN
Centeotl18.95°N 141.22°E / 18.95; 141.22 (Centeotl)62016Mexican god/goddess of maize and agricultureWGPSN
Chaminuka58.58°S 131.2°E / -58.58; 131.2 (Chaminuka)1222015Shona (Zimbabwe) spirit who provides rains in times of droughtsWGPSN
Coniraya39.9°N 65.73°E / 39.9; 65.73 (Coniraya)1352015Inca god who was responsible for the system of agricultural terracing and irrigationWGPSN
Consus20.7°S 159.5°W / -20.7; -159.5 (Consus)642016Italian agricultural god who watched over the harvested and stored cropWGPSN
Cozobi45.33°N 72.69°W / 45.33; -72.69 (Cozobi)242015Zapotec (S. Mexico) god of maize and of abundant foodWGPSN
Dada58.63°N 23.24°W / 58.63; -23.24 (Dada)122015Nigerian god of vegetablesWGPSN
Dantu24.3°N 138.23°E / 24.3; 138.23 (Dantu)1262015Ghanaian god associated with the planting of the cornWGPSN
Darzamat44.21°S 76.4°E / -44.21; 76.4 (Darzamat)922015Darzamate Dārza-māte; Latvian spirit “Mother of the garden.”WGPSN
Datan59.5°N 107.69°W / 59.5; -107.69 (Datan)602015Polish god of the tilling of the soilWGPSN
Dikhan81.8°N 78.1°E / 81.8; 78.1 (Dikhan)212017Dikhan baba; Kazakh preislamic deity of farmingWGPSN
Doliku40.79°S 5.88°E / -40.79; 5.88 (Doliku)152015Dahomey (Benin) god of the fieldsWGPSN
Duginavi39.2°N 4.29°E / 39.2; 4.29 (Duginavi)1552016Kogi (N. Colombia) god who taught people agricultureWGPSN
Ernutet52.93°N 45.52°E / 52.93; 45.52 (Ernutet)53.42015Egyptian cobra-headed goddess of the harvestWGPSN
Enzinu43.24°N 164.3°W / 43.24; -164.3 (Ezinu)1162015Sumerian goddess of the grainWGPSN
Fejokoo29.15°N 47.89°W / 29.15; -47.89 (Fejokoo)682015Nigerian god who supplied the yamsWGPSN
Fluusa31.31°S 178.22°E / -31.31; 178.22 (Fluusa)602015Oscan (ancient S. Italy) goddess of flowers counterpart of Roman goddess FloraWGPSN
Gaue30.81°N 86.16°E / 30.81; 86.16 (Gaue)802015Germanic goddess to whom offerings are made in harvesting the ryeWGPSN
Geshtin57°N 101.19°W / 57; -101.19 (Geshtin)802015Sumerian/Babylonian goddess of the vineWGPSN
Ghanan76.56°N 30.76°E / 76.56; 30.76 (Ghanan)682015Mayan god of maizeWGPSN
Hakumyi51.42°N 27.75°E / 51.42; 27.75 (Hakumyi)29.22016Paraguay Brazil and Bolivia spirit helpful in gardeningWGPSN
Hamori60.86°S 79.44°E / -60.86; 79.44 (Hamori)602015Japanese god protector of tree leavesWGPSN
Hatipowa16.08°S 2.29°W / -16.08; -2.29 (Hatipowa)402016Indian god of agricultureWGPSN
Haulani5.8°N 10.77°E / 5.8; 10.77 (Haulani)342015Hau-lani; Hawaiian plant goddessWGPSN
Heneb10.87°N 168.96°W / 10.87; -168.96 (Heneb)392015Egyptian god of grain produce and vineyardsWGPSN
Homshuk11.23°N 94.06°E / 11.23; 94.06 (Homshuk)702015Popoluca (S. Mexico) spirit of corn (maize)WGPSN
Ialonus48.15°N 168.53°E / 48.15; 168.53 (Ialonus)16.52016British god of the cultivated field and of the meadowsWGPSN
Ikapati33.84°N 45.61°E / 33.84; 45.61 (Ikapati)502015Philippine goddess of the cultivated landsWGPSN
Inamahari14.13°N 89.22°E / 14.13; 89.22 (Inamahari)682015Ancient Siouan (S. Carolina USA) pair of male and female deities invoked for success at the sowing seasonWGPSN
Insitor10.71°S 124.87°E / -10.71; 124.87 (Insitor)262015Roman agricultural deity in charge of the sowingWGPSN
Jaja52.09°N 125.27°E / 52.09; 125.27 (Jaja)222015Abkhazian (Transcaucasia) harvest goddessWGPSN
Jarimba24.08°S 21.25°E / -24.08; 21.25 (Jarimba)692015Arunta/Aranda (Australia) god of flowers and fruitWGPSN
Jarovit67.9°N 75.26°W / 67.9; -75.26 (Jarovit)662015Slavic god of fertility and harvest who comes down to the Underworld after every harvest and returns to a usual world every springWGPSN
Juling35.9°S 168.48°E / -35.9; 168.48 (Juling)202015Sakai/Orang Asli (Malaysia) spirit of the cropsWGPSN
Kaikara42.82°N 137.57°W / 42.82; -137.57 (Kaikara)722015Konjo and Banyoro/Nyoro (Uganda) goddess of harvestWGPSN
Kait2.1°S 137.57°W / -2.1; -137.57 (Kait)0.42015Hattic goddess of grain (Asia Minor)WGPSN
Kerwan10.77°S 123.99°E / -10.77; 123.99 (Kerwan)2802015Hopi spirit of the sprouting maize (Arizona SW USA)WGPSN
Kiriamma50.32°N 126.33°E / 50.32; 126.33 (Kiriamma)18.72016Veddan (Sri Lanka) goddess provider of food (“Milk mother”)WGPSN
Kirnis4.9°N 95.7°W / 4.9; -95.7 (Kirnis)1152015Lithuanian spirit guardian of cherry treesWGPSN
Kondos19.34°S 17.31°E / -19.34; 17.31 (Kondos)442015Finnish agricultural deityWGPSN
Kumitoga10.09°S 178.83°E / -10.09; 178.83 (Kumitoga)962015Polynesian goddess of plant lifeWGPSN
Kupalo39.44°S 173.2°E / -39.44; 173.2 (Kupalo)262015Russian god of vegetation and of the harvestWGPSN
Laukumate65.03°N 159.42°E / 65.03; 159.42 (Laukumate)29.72016Latvian spirit “Mother of the fields.”WGPSN
Liber42.56°N 37.8°E / 42.56; 37.8 (Liber)232015Roman god of agricultureWGPSN
Lociyo6.53°S 131.17°W / -6.53; -131.17 (Lociyo)37.82016Zapotec (Mexico) deity to whom a ceremony is performed when the first chili plant is cutWGPSN
Lono36.61°S 55.63°W / -36.61; -55.63 (Lono)202015Hawaiian god of agricultureWGPSN
Meanderi40.8°S 165.81°W / -40.8; -165.81 (Meanderi)1032015Ngaing (New Guinea) goddess of taro sugar cane and other foodsWGPSN
Megwomets36.54°N 146.22°E / 36.54; 146.22 (Megwomets)78.72016Yurok (California USA) dwarf god of acorns and the distributor of vegetal abundanceWGPSN
Messor49.93°N 126.27°W / 49.93; -126.27 (Messor)402015Roman god of harvesting of cutting of the grainWGPSN
Mlezi76°N 136.8°W / 76; -136.8 (Mlezi)41.52017Name of god Tilo as “Food-Giver” (Tonga tribes of Malawi and Zambia)WGPSN
Mondamin62.24°S 6°W / -62.24; -6 (Mondamin)1262015Ojibwe /Chippewa corn (maize) god (Lake Superior area Canada and USA)WGPSN
Nawish18.28°N 166.21°W / 18.28; -166.21 (Nawish)772015Acoma (New Mexico SW USA) guardian of the fieldWGPSN
Nepen6.19°N 139.46°W / 6.19; -139.46 (Nepen)26.42016Egyptian god of rainWGPSN
Ninsar30.3°N 96.74°W / 30.3; -96.74 (Ninsar)402015Sumerian goddess of plants and vegetationWGPSN
Occator19.82°N 120.67°W / 19.82; -120.67 (Occator)922015Roman agricultural deity of the harrowingWGPSN
Oltagon25.95°S 37.96°E / -25.95; 37.96 (Oltagon)282015Philippine agricultural goddessWGPSN
Omonga58.03°N 71.67°E / 58.03; 71.67 (Omonga)772015Tomori/Mori (Celebes/Sulawesi Indonesia) rice spirit who dwells in the MoonWGPSN
Oxo42.21°N 0.4°W / 42.21; -0.4 (Oxo)102015God of agriculture in Afro-Brazilian beliefs of Yoruba derivationWGPSN
Piuku15.37°S 36.99°E / -15.37; 36.99 (Piuku)312015Barama River Caribs (Guyana) god of the maniocWGPSN
Rao8.1°N 119.01°E / 8.1; 119.01 (Rao)122015Polynesian god of turmericWGPSN
Razeka3.21°S 61.63°E / -3.21; 61.63 (Razeka)38.382016Arabian tribal god worshipped as the provider of foodWGPSN
Rongo3.21°N 11.29°W / 3.21; -11.29 (Rongo)682015Maori (New Zealand) god of agriculture of cultivated foodsWGPSN
Roskva58.9°N 26.98°W / 58.9; -26.98 (Roskva)222015Teutonic goddess who symbolizes the ripe fields of harvestWGPSN
Sekhet66.42°S 104.95°W / -66.42; -104.95 (Sekhet)402015Egyptian name of Isis as goddess of cultivated lands and fieldsWGPSN
Shakaema3.66°S 33.93°E / -3.66; 33.93 (Shakaema)472015Jivaro (Ecuador and Peru) god of vegetation invoked in the planting and cultivation of bananasWGPSN
Sintana48.07°S 46.2°E / -48.07; 46.2 (Sintana)582015Columbian deity who produced the fertile black earth for sowingWGPSN
Tafakula19.82°S 88.59°E / -19.82; 88.59 (Tafakula)342015Tongan (Polynesia) goddess invoked for favorable seasons for the cropsWGPSN
Tahu6.59°S 44.79°E / -6.59; 44.79 (Tahu)252015Maori (New Zealand) personification of all foodWGPSN
Takel50.76°N 79.52°W / 50.76; -79.52 (Takel)222015Malaysian goddess in charge of the tuber harvestWGPSN
Tawals39.06°S 121.98°W / -39.06; -121.98 (Tawals)8.82016Polish god of the fields of the tillingWGPSN
Tibong29.82°S 7.8°W / -29.82; -7.8 (Tibong)362015Land Dayaks (Borneo/Kalimantan Indonesia) malevolent spirit who devours and depletes the riceWGPSN
Toharu48.32°S 155.95°E / -48.32; 155.95 (Toharu)862015Pawnee (Nebraska Central USA) god of food and vegetationWGPSN
Tupo32.35°S 88.38°E / -32.35; 88.38 (Tupo)362015Polynesian god of turmericWGPSN
Uvara45.66°S 110.76°W / -45.66; -110.76 (Urvara)1702015Indian and Iranian deity of plants and fieldsWGPSN
Victa36.23°N 58.96°W / 36.23; -58.96 (Victa)322015Roman goddess of food and nourishmentWGPSN
Vinotonus43.02°N 95.12°E / 43.02; 95.12 (Vinotonus)1402015Celtic Briton god of vinesWGPSN
Xochipilli56.66°N 93.21°E / 56.66; 93.21 (Xochipilli)22.72016Aztec fertility god associated with maize and flowers; patron of music and danceWGPSN
Yalode42.58°S 67.52°W / -42.58; -67.52 (Yalode)2602015Dahomey goddess worshipped by women at the harvest ritesWGPSN
Zadeni70.36°S 38.34°E / -70.36; 38.34 (Zadeni)129.282015Ancient Georgian god of bountiful harvestWGPSN

Eros (37)

CraterCoordinatesDiameter
(km)
Approval
Year
EponymRef
Abelard3.5°S 12.2°W / -3.5; -12.2 (Abelard)1.12003Peter; French philosopher lover of Heloise (1079-1142)WGPSN
Aida7.9°N 130.5°W / 7.9; -130.5 (Aida)1.62003Ethiopian slave beloved of Egyptian officer Radames in Verdi's opera Aida (Italy 1870)WGPSN
Avtandil22.5°S 126.9°E / -22.5; 126.9 (Avtandil)1.22003Lover of Tinatin in Shota Rustavely's novel Knight in tiger-skin (Georgia 12th century)WGPSN
Bovary61°S 27.3°W / -61; -27.3 (Bovary)0.82003Romantic heroine of Flaubert's novel Madame Bovary (France 19th century)WGPSN
Casanova46.6°N 124°E / 46.6; 124 (Casanova)0.92003Giovanni; Italian adventurer lover and author (1725-1798)WGPSN
Catherine9.1°N 171.1°W / 9.1; -171.1 (Catherine)1.12003Tragic lover of Heathcliff in Emily Brontë's novel Wuthering Heights (England 1847)WGPSN
Cupid8.1°N 129.8°E / 8.1; 129.8 (Cupid)1.82003Roman god of love equivalent of ErosWGPSN
Don Juan29.5°N 3.3°E / 29.5; 3.3 (Don Juan)1.12003Lover character of medieval European legend retold in Molière's Don Juan (France 1665)WGPSN
Don Quixote57.7°S 109.2°E / -57.7; 109.2 (Don Quixote)0.92003Knight-errant imagined Dulcinea as his lady-love in Cervantes' Don Quixote (Spain 1605)WGPSN
Dulcinea76.1°S 87.1°E / -76.1; 87.1 (Dulcinea)1.42003Imaginary lady-love of the knight Don Quixote in Cervantes' Don Quixote (Spain 1605)WGPSN
Eurydice13.5°N 170°W / 13.5; -170 (Eurydice)2.22003In Greek mythology wife of singer Orpheus who fails to bring her from HadesWGPSN
Fujitsubo3.7°S 62.7°W / -3.7; -62.7 (Fujitsubo)1.72003Lover of Genji in The Tale of Genji by Murasaki Sikibu first modern novel (Japan c.1000)WGPSN
Galatea10.2°S 176.9°E / -10.2; 176.9 (Galatea)1.42003Woman in Greek mythology brought to life from statue by Pygmalion legendary king of CyprusWGPSN
Gamba20.6°S 54.1°W / -20.6; -54.1 (Gamba)1.32003Marina; companion of astronomer Galileo Galilei (Italy 17th century)WGPSN
Genji19.5°S 88.6°W / -19.5; -88.6 (Genji)1.52003Prince lover of Fujitsubo in The Tale of Genji by Murasaki Sikibu (Japan c.1000)WGPSN
Heathcliff7.4°N 167.9°W / 7.4; -167.9 (Heathcliff)1.12003Tragic lover of Catherine in Emily Brontë's novel Wuthering Heights (England 1847)WGPSN
Himeros21.2°N 77.7°E / 21.2; 77.7 (Himeros)102003Attendant of Eros; personification of the longing of love in Greek mythologyWGPSN
Hios9.4°S 130.9°W / -9.4; -130.9 (Hios)1.32003Love child of Poseidon and Hiona in Greek mythology; also island (Chios) in the Aegean SeaWGPSN
Jahan74.2°N 66.5°E / 74.2; 66.5 (Jahan)2.12003Shah; Mogul emperor built Taj Mahal in Agra India for wife Mumtaz Mahal (1592-1666)WGPSN
Kastytis6.8°N 161.3°W / 6.8; -161.3 (Kastytis)1.72003Lithuanian blacksmith lover of sea goddess Jurate; taken by her to the sea floorWGPSN
Leander25.6°N 149.7°E / 25.6; 149.7 (Leander)1.42003Lover of Hero swam to her across Hellespont every night and drowned; in despair Hero drowned herselfWGPSN
Leylie3°S 23.5°W / -3; -23.5 (Leylie)1.92003Majnoon's lover in Leylie and Majnoon poems by Jami and Navoi (Khorasan 1480s)WGPSN
Lolita35.2°S 162.3°E / -35.2; 162.3 (Lolita)1.82003Young girl from V. Nabokov's novel Lolita (USA 1955)WGPSN
Mahal79.4°N 170°W / 79.4; -170 (Mahal)1.22003Mumtaz; Mogul empress; favorite wife of Shah Jahan who built Taj Mahal (1592-1631)WGPSN
Majnoon3.8°N 28.8°W / 3.8; -28.8 (Majnoon)2.12003Leylie's lover in Leylie and Majnoon poems by Jami and Navoi (Khorasan 1480s)WGPSN
Mélisande67.1°N 174.4°E / 67.1; 174.4 (Mélisande)12003Wife of Prince Golaud and lover of his half-brother Pelléas in Maeterlinck drama (Belgium 1892)WGPSN
Narcissus18.2°N 7.1°W / 18.2; -7.1 (Narcissus)2.92003Young man from Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection in waterWGPSN
Orpheus25.6°N 176.7°W / 25.6; -176.7 (Orpheus)1.12003Singer and musician in Greek mythology; fails to bring his love Eurydice from HadesWGPSN
Pao-yü73.2°S 105.6°W / -73.2; -105.6 (Pao-yü)0.82003Lover of Tai-yü in novel by Ts'ao Chan (China 18th century; also Dream of the Red Chamber 1929)WGPSN
Pelléas63.1°N 138.7°E / 63.1; 138.7 (Pelléas)1.22003Beloved of Mélisande in Maeterlinck drama and later musical works by Faure Debussy and SchoenbergWGPSN
Psyche31.6°N 94.6°W / 31.6; -94.6 (Psyche)4.82003Beloved of Eros; personification of human soul in Greek mythologyWGPSN
Pygmalion1.8°S 168.9°E / -1.8; 168.9 (Pygmalion)1.72003King of Cyprus; carved statue of woman brought to life as Galatea whom he marriedWGPSN
Radames5.2°S 115.1°W / -5.2; -115.1 (Radames)1.62003Egyptian officer beloved of Ethiopian slave Aida in Verdi's opera Aida (Italy 1870)WGPSN
Selene14.2°S 12.5°W / -14.2; -12.5 (Selene)3.62003Moon goddess in Greek mythology lover of EndymionWGPSN
Tai-yü47°S 126.1°W / -47; -126.1 (Tai-yü)1.42003Beloved by Pao-yü in novel by Ts'ao Chan (China 18th century; also Dream of the Red Chamber 1929)WGPSN
Tutanekai56.4°N 3.3°W / 56.4; -3.3 (Tutanekai)2.12003Māori hero beloved of young maiden Hinemoa who swam across Lake Rotorua to marry himWGPSN
Valentine14.6°N 151.6°E / 14.6; 151.6 (Valentine)2.22003St. Valentine's Day (principally Roman) for all loversWGPSN


Gaspra (31)

CraterCoordinatesDiameter
(km)
Approval
Year
EponymRef
Aix47.9°N 160.3°W / 47.9; -160.3 (Aix)0.61994Spa in FranceWGPSN
Alupka65°N 65°W0.31994Spa in Crimea UkraineWGPSN
Baden-Baden46°N 55°W0.31994Spa in GermanyWGPSN
Badgastein25°N 3°W0.41994Spa in AustriaWGPSN
Bagnoles55°N 122°W0.41994Spa in FranceWGPSN
Bath13.4°N 9.7°W / 13.4; -9.7 (Bath)0.91994Spa in EnglandWGPSN
Beppu3.9°N 58.4°W / 3.9; -58.4 (Beppu)0.61994Spa on Kyushu JapanWGPSN
Brookton27.7°N 103.3°W / 27.7; -103.3 (Brookton)0.31994Spa in New York USAWGPSN
Calistoga30°N 2°W1.21994Resort in California USAWGPSN
Carlsbad29.7°N 88.8°W / 29.7; -88.8 (Carlsbad)0.51994Spa in Czech RepublicWGPSN
Charax8.6°N -0°E / 8.6; -0 (Charax)0.91994Roman fortress in Gaspra Crimea UkraineWGPSN
Helwan22.4°N 118.9°W / 22.4; -118.9 (Helwan)0.41994Spa in EgyptWGPSN
Ixtapan11.9°N 86.9°W / 11.9; -86.9 (Ixtapan)0.71994Spa in MexicoWGPSN
Katsiveli55°N 65°W0.31994Spa in Crimea UkraineWGPSN
Krynica49°N 35°W0.41994Health resort in PolandWGPSN
Lisdoonvarna16.5°N 1.9°E / 16.5; 1.9 (Lisdoonvarna)0.41994Spa in IrelandWGPSN
Loutraki42°N 140°W0.41994Spa in GreeceWGPSN
Mandal23.5°N 46.5°W / 23.5; -46.5 (Mandal)0.11994Spa in NorwayWGPSN
Manikaran62°N 155°W0.51994Spa in IndiaWGPSN
Marienbad35.4°N 81.8°W / 35.4; -81.8 (Marienbad)0.61994Spa in Czech RepublicWGPSN
Miskhor15°N 65.9°W / 15; -65.9 (Miskhor)0.51994Spa in Crimea UkraineWGPSN
Moree15.1°N 164.4°W / 15.1; -164.4 (Moree)0.71994Spa in AustraliaWGPSN
Ramlösa15°N 4.9°W / 15; -4.9 (Ramlösa)0.71994Spa in SwedenWGPSN
Rio Hondo31.7°N 20.7°W / 31.7; -20.7 (Rio Hondo)0.61994Spa in ArgentinaWGPSN
Rotorua18.8°N 30.7°W / 18.8; -30.7 (Rotorua)0.51994Spa in New ZealandWGPSN
Saratoga50°N 90°E2.81994Spa in New York USAWGPSN
Spa51.5°N 152°W / 51.5; -152 (Spa)1.61994Health resort in BelgiumWGPSN
Tang-Shan59°N 104°E2.11994Spa in ChinaWGPSN
Yalova29°N 10°W0.41994Health resort in TurkeyWGPSN
Yalta57.6°N 98.7°E / 57.6; 98.7 (Yalta)1.41994Spa in Crimea UkraineWGPSN
Zohar23°N 118°W0.41994Spa in IsraelWGPSN

Ida (21)

CraterCoordinatesDiameter
(km)
Approval
Year
EponymRef
Afon6.5°S 0°E / -6.5; 0 (Afon)0.81994Cave in RussiaWGPSN
Atea5.7°S 18.9°E / -5.7; 18.9 (Atea)21997Cave in the Muller Range of Papua New GuineaWGPSN
Azzurra30.5°N 142.8°W / 30.5; -142.8 (Azzurra)9.61997Flooded cave (known as the Blue Grotto) on the island of Capri in southern ItalyWGPSN
Bilemot27.8°S 29.2°E / -27.8; 29.2 (Bilemot)1.81997Lava tube in the Republic of KoreaWGPSN
Castellana13.4°S 24.8°W / -13.4; -24.8 (Castellana)5.21997Cave in Puglia region ItalyWGPSN
Choukoutien12.8°N 23.6°E / 12.8; 23.6 (Choukoutien)1.11997Site where Peking Man was discoveredWGPSN
Fingal13.2°S 39.9°E / -13.2; 39.9 (Fingal)1.51997Cave in the HebridesWGPSN
Kartchner7°S 179°E0.91997Cave in ArizonaWGPSN
Kazumura32°S 41.1°E / -32; 41.1 (Kazumura)2.11997Lava tube in HawaiiWGPSN
Lascaux0.8°N 161.2°E / 0.8; 161.2 (Lascaux)11.81997Cave in France noted for its prehistoric paintingsWGPSN
Lechuguilla7.9°N 2.9°W / 7.9; -2.9 (Lechuguilla)1.51997Cave in Carlsbad National Park New MexicoWGPSN
Mammoth18.3°S 179.7°W / -18.3; -179.7 (Mammoth)10.21997Longest limestone cavern known on EarthWGPSN
Manjang28.3°S 90.5°E / -28.3; 90.5 (Manjang)11997Lava tube in the Republic of KoreaWGPSN
Orgnac6.3°S 157.3°W / -6.3; -157.3 (Orgnac)10.61997Cave in FranceWGPSN
Padirac4.3°S 5.2°E / -4.3; 5.2 (Padirac)1.91997Cave with underground river in FranceWGPSN
Peacock2°S 52°E0.21997Cave in Florida USAWGPSN
Postojna42.9°S 0.1°W / -42.9; -0.1 (Postojna)61997Large cave in SloveniaWGPSN
Sterkfontein4.1°S 54.1°E / -4.1; 54.1 (Sterkfontein)4.71997Cave in South AfricaWGPSN
Stiffe27.9°S 126.5°E / -27.9; 126.5 (Stiffe)1.51997Karst cave in Sulmona ItalyWGPSN
Undara2°N 113.8°E / 2; 113.8 (Undara)8.51997Lava tube from Undara Volcano North Queensland AustraliaWGPSN
Viento12.2°N 16.1°W / 12.2; -16.1 (Viento)1.61997Lava tube in SpainWGPSN

Itokawa (10)

CraterCoordinatesDiameter
(km)
Approval
Year
EponymRef
Catalina17°S 14°E0.022009Catalina Observatory near Tucson AZ USAWGPSN
Fuchinobe34°N 91°W0.042009Place name in Sagamihara JapanWGPSN
Gando76°S 155°Wn.a.2009Spanish launch facility on Gran CanariaWGPSN
Hammaguira18°S 155°W0.032009French launch site in the Sahara Desert AlgeriaWGPSN
Kamisunagawa28°S 45°E0.012009Town in Hokkaido Japan where a microgravity test facility is locatedWGPSN
Kamoi6°N 116°W0.012009Town in Yokohama Japan where a factory of NEC TOSHIBA Space Systems Ltd. is locatedWGPSN
Komaba10°S 102°E0.032009Place name in Tokyo where the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science is locatedWGPSN
Laurel1°N 162°E0.022009City in Maryland USA where APL/JHU is locatedWGPSN
Miyabaru40°S 116°W0.092009Radar site in the Uchinoura Space Center in JapanWGPSN
San Marco28°S 41°Wn.a.2009An old oil platform near Kenya that served as a launch pad for Italian spacecraftWGPSN

Lutetia (19)

CraterCoordinatesDiameter
(km)
Approval
Year
EponymRef
Bagacum46°N 49°E3.72011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Bavay in FranceWGPSN
Basilia73°N 176°W3.52011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Basel in SwitzerlandWGPSN
Bonna62°N 67°E62011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Bonn in GermanyWGPSN
Burdigala52°N 149°W102011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Bordeaux in FranceWGPSN
Florentia23°N 137°E10.92011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Florence in ItalyWGPSN
Gaudiaco58°N 5°E6.72011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Joué-lès-Tours in FranceWGPSN
Genua11°N 117°E1.82011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Genoa in ItalyWGPSN
Gerunda78°N 68°E4.72011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Girona in SpainWGPSN
Lauriacum37°N 68°E1.52011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Enns in Austria; defines zero degrees longitude on LutetiaWGPSN
Lugdunum10°N 141°W172011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Lyon in FranceWGPSN
Massilia41°N 96°E612011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Marseille in FranceWGPSN
Nicaea43°N 179°W212011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Nice in FranceWGPSN
Patavium31°N 52°E9.32011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Padua in ItalyWGPSN
Roma13°N 117°W192011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Rome in ItalyWGPSN
Salomacus11°N 109°E72011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Salles (Gironde) in FranceWGPSN
Salona32°N 37°E7.12011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Solin in CroatiaWGPSN
Syracusae39°N 32°W72011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Syracuse in ItalyWGPSN
Toletum87°N 161°E62011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Toledo in SpainWGPSN
Turicum20°N 158°E3.82011City at the time of Lutetia present-day Zurich in SwitzerlandWGPSN

Mathilde (23)

Pluto (17)

CraterCoordinatesDiameter
(km)
Approval
Year
EponymRef
Burney45°N 130°E2962017Venetia Burney, who suggested the name PlutoWGPSN
Elliot10°N 140°E962017James Elliot, an MIT researcher who pioneered the use of stellar occultationsWGPSN

Šteins (23)

CraterCoordinatesDiameter
(km)
Approval
Year
EponymRef
Agate57.6°N 1.8°E / 57.6; 1.8 (Agate)0.52012Banded gemstone variety of the mineral chalcedonyWGPSN
Alexandrite7°S 20.7°E / -7; 20.7 (Alexandrite)0.312012Gemstone notable for its color change appearing green in daylight but red under incandescent light; a variety of chrysoberylWGPSN
Almandine29.5°N 53.8°E / 29.5; 53.8 (Almandine)0.522012Red to violet-red gemstone a variety of the mineral garnetWGPSN
Amazonite9.6°N 75.6°E / 9.6; 75.6 (Amazonite)0.472012Light bluish-green gemstone a variety of the mineral orthoclaseWGPSN
Amethyst28.9°N 16.8°W / 28.9; -16.8 (Amethyst)0.452012Violet gemstone a variety of the mineral quartzWGPSN
Aquamarine7.2°N 120.3°E / 7.2; 120.3 (Aquamarine)0.372012Blue-green and light blue gemstone a variety of the mineral berylWGPSN
Chrysoberyl2°S 29.6°E / -2; 29.6 (Chrysoberyl)1.552012Yellow or brownish-green gemstone the third hardest gemstone after diamond and sapphireWGPSN
Citrine13.7°N 19.4°W / 13.7; -19.4 (Citrine)0.612012Yellow gemstone a variety of the mineral quartzWGPSN
Diamond54.6°S 13.4°E / -54.6; 13.4 (Diamond)2.12012Rare and precious gemstone the hardest natural substanceWGPSN
Emerald3.9°S 139.3°E / -3.9; 139.3 (Emerald)0.522012Green gemstone a variety of the mineral berylWGPSN
Garnet8.6°S 21.7°W / -8.6; -21.7 (Garnet)0.392012Group of related minerals found in a variety of colors and often cut as gemstonesWGPSN
Jade18°S 24.7°W / -18; -24.7 (Jade)0.262012Semitransparent to translucent gemstone a variety of the minerals nephrite and jadeiteWGPSN
Lapis31.5°S 30.3°W / -31.5; -30.3 (Lapis)0.442012Lapis Lazuli; gemstone formed from a rock containing a number of minerals the quality and value determined by the color and abundance of the blue mineral lazuriteWGPSN
Malachite11.8°N 49.9°E / 11.8; 49.9 (Malachite)0.472012Translucent to opaque gemstone usually banded or rich green and often found with azuriteWGPSN
Obsidian10.6°S 43.6°E / -10.6; 43.6 (Obsidian)0.512012Volcanic glass used as a gemstoneWGPSN
Onyx10.9°N 8.9°E / 10.9; 8.9 (Onyx)12012Gemstone variety of the mineral chalcedonyWGPSN
Opal1.1°N 22.2°W / 1.1; -22.2 (Opal)0.42012Non-crystalline gemstone noted for its rich play of colors when turned in the lightWGPSN
Peridot25.1°S 24°W / -25.1; -24 (Peridot)0.272012Green gemstone a variety of the mineral olivineWGPSN
Sapphire31.3°S 31.3°E / -31.3; 31.3 (Sapphire)0.62012All colors of gemstones of the mineral corundum (except red which is the gemstone ruby) are called sapphiresWGPSN
Topaz7.7°S 0°E / -7.7; 0 (Topaz)0.652012Gemstone that occurs in a wide variety of colorsWGPSN
Tourmaline20.9°S 12.4°W / -20.9; -12.4 (Tourmaline)0.222012Gemstone noted for its beautiful multi-colored prismatic crystalsWGPSN
Turquoise31.6°S 113.4°E / -31.6; 113.4 (Turquoise)0.472012Opaque blue-to-green mineral of arid climates that has been used as a gemstone for thousands of yearsWGPSN
Zircon13.5°S 25°W / -13.5; -25 (Zircon)1.772012Gemstone that is colorless in its pure form but also found in yellows browns and redsWGPSN

Vesta (90)

CraterCoordinatesDiameter
(km)
Approval
Year
EponymRef
Aconia7.54°N 151.37°E / 7.54; 151.37 (Aconia)192014Fabia Aconia Paulina; Roman aristocratic woman wife of Praetextatus (d. c. 384)WGPSN
Aelia14.26°S 69.2°W / -14.26; -69.2 (Aelia)4.342012Aelia Oculata; Roman vestal virgin (c. 83)WGPSN
Africana68.99°N 14.13°W / 68.99; -14.13 (Africana)25.432014Cornelia Africana; Roman noblewoman wife of Tiberus Gracchus Major mother of Tiberus and Gaius Gracchus (c. 190-100 B.C.)WGPSN
Albana76.61°N 159.31°W / 76.61; -159.31 (Albana)90.862012Roman vestal virginWGPSN
Albia27.85°S 78.85°E / -27.85; 78.85 (Albia)5.792014Albia Dominica; Roman noblewoman wife of Emperor Valens (c. 337–378)WGPSN
Alypia70.22°S 139.22°E / -70.22; 139.22 (Alypia)15.172014Roman noblewoman daughter of Anthemius and Aelia Euphemia wife of Ricimer (fl. 467–472)WGPSN
Angioletta40.16°S 179.25°E / -40.16; 179.25 (Angioletta)18.422014Angioletta Coradini; Italian planetary scientist (1946-2011)WGPSN
Antonia58.7°S 9.22°W / -58.7; -9.22 (Antonia)16.752012Famous Roman woman daughter of M. Antonius and Octavia wife of Drusus mother of Germanicus Livilla and Emperor Claudius (36 B.C. - A.D. 37)WGPSN
Aquilia49.41°S 169.12°W / -49.41; -169.12 (Aquilia)36.822012Julia Aquilia Severa; Roman vestal virgin (c. 218)WGPSN
Arruntia39.44°N 138.41°W / 39.44; -138.41 (Arruntia)10.492012Roman vestal virgin (c. 70 B.C.)WGPSN
Bellicia37.73°N 162.24°W / 37.73; -162.24 (Bellicia)41.682011Roman vestal virgin (c. 3rd century)WGPSN
Bruttia63.81°N 122.91°W / 63.81; -122.91 (Bruttia)20.682014Bruttia Crispina; Roman Empress wife of Emperor Commodus (164-191)WGPSN
Caesonia31.2°N 110.07°W / 31.2; -110.07 (Caesonia)104.232014Atia Balba Caesonia; Roman noblewoman daughter of Julius Caesar's sister mother of Emperor Augustus (85-43 B.C.)WGPSN
Calpurnia16.72°N 10.9°W / 16.72; -10.9 (Calpurnia)50.192011Roman vestal virgin (c. 3rd century)WGPSN
Cannutia58.93°S 145.27°W / -58.93; -145.27 (Cannutia)17.972014Roman vestal virgin (c. 213)WGPSN
Canuleia33.62°S 84.52°E / -33.62; 84.52 (Canuleia)11.322012One of the first Roman vestal virginsWGPSN
Caparronia35.71°N 42.97°W / 35.71; -42.97 (Caparronia)53.22011Roman vestal virgin (d. 266 B.C.)WGPSN
Charito44.8°S 90.71°E / -44.8; 90.71 (Charito)6.552014Roman Empress daughter of military commander Lucillianus wife of Emperor Jovian (mid 4th century C.E.)WGPSN
Claudia1.65°S 146°E / -1.65; 146 (Claudia)0.572011Roman vestal virgin (c. 143 B.C.)WGPSN
Coelia1.14°S 120.18°W / -1.14; -120.18 (Coelia)14.062014Coelia Concordia; the last Roman vestal virgin and the last Vestalis Maxima (Chief Vestal) after the Temple of Vesta was closed in 391 (d. 406 A.D.)WGPSN
Cornelia9.37°S 15.57°E / -9.37; 15.57 (Cornelia)14.92011Roman vestal virgin (c. 23)WGPSN
Cossinia0.63°N 178.96°E / 0.63; 178.96 (Cossinia)15.722014Roman vestal virginWGPSN
Domitia37.62°N 22.04°W / 37.62; -22.04 (Domitia)32.992011Roman vestal virgin (c. 10–19)WGPSN
Domna11.11°S 134.07°W / -11.11; -134.07 (Domna)13.532012Julia; wife of Roman emperor SeverusWGPSN
Drusilla15.05°S 51.22°E / -15.05; 51.22 (Drusilla)20.342012Julia; famous Roman woman second daughter of Germanicus and Agrippina sister of Gaius (16-38)WGPSN
Eumachia0.14°N 42.94°W / 0.14; -42.94 (Eumachia)25.782012Priestess and prominent citizen of Pompeii (c. 1st century)WGPSN
Eusebia42.04°S 5.69°W / -42.04; -5.69 (Eusebia)23.442012Famous Roman woman second wife of Constantius IIWGPSN
Eutropia22.4°N 104.99°W / 22.4; -104.99 (Eutropia)21.092012Wife of Maximian (c. 324)WGPSN
Fabia15.53°N 55.76°E / 15.53; 55.76 (Fabia)11.622012Roman vestal virgin (served as a vestal virgin from 73 to pre 58 B.C.)WGPSN
Fausta25.44°S 99.76°E / -25.44; 99.76 (Fausta)3.142014Flavia Maxima; Roman Empress wife of Constantine I executed by him (d. 326)WGPSN
Flavola9.16°S 30.44°W / -9.16; -30.44 (Flavola)2.872014Roman vestal virgin (c. 215)WGPSN
Floronia36.23°N 94.06°E / 36.23; 94.06 (Floronia)18.542011Roman vestal virgin (d. 216 B.C.)WGPSN
Fonteia53.25°S 68.59°W / -53.25; -68.59 (Fonteia)20.612012Roman vestal virgin (c. 69 B.C.)WGPSN
Fulvia26.13°S 67.35°W / -26.13; -67.35 (Fulvia)16.732014Wife of Clodius Curio and AntonyWGPSN
Fundania57.62°N 74.98°W / 57.62; -74.98 (Fundania)29.232014Annia Fundania Faustina; Roman noblewoman cousin of M. Aurelius victim of Commodus (d. 192)WGPSN
Galeria29.82°S 18.38°E / -29.82; 18.38 (Galeria)21.772012Galeria Fundana; wife of Emperor Vitellius (c. 1st century)WGPSN
Gegania4.05°N 149.23°W / 4.05; -149.23 (Gegania)22.332011Roman vestal virginWGPSN
Graecina37.45°S 122.99°W / -37.45; -122.99 (Graecina)11.932014Pomponia Graecina; Roman noblewoman married to the consul Aulus Plautius (d. A.D. 83)WGPSN
Helena41.51°S 87.45°W / -41.51; -87.45 (Helena)22.062011Flavia Iulia Helena Augusta; mother of Constantine the GreatWGPSN
Herennia72.42°S 10.33°E / -72.42; 10.33 (Herennia)22.332014Herennia Etruscilla; Roman Empress wife of Emperor Decius mother of Emperors Etruscus Herrenius and Hostilian (c. 250)WGPSN
Hortensia46.85°S 165.38°E / -46.85; 165.38 (Hortensia)29.452014Daughter of consul and advocate Quintus Hortensius (fl. c. 50 B.C.); she was known as a skilled oratorWGPSN
Iuinia35.58°S 121.78°W / -35.58; -121.78 (Iuinia)3.032014Roman vestal virgin (c. 107)WGPSN
Justina34.41°S 107.88°E / -34.41; 107.88 (Justina)7.622012Famous Roman woman second wife of Emperor ValentinianWGPSN
Laelia46.82°S 69.55°W / -46.82; -69.55 (Laelia)8.892012Roman vestal virgin (c. 62)WGPSN
Laeta14.9°N 30.1°W / 14.9; -30.1 (Laeta)1.372014Clodia; Roman vestal virgin (c. 213)WGPSN
Laurentia28.15°S 92.8°E / -28.15; 92.8 (Laurentia)11.482014Acca; mythical woman wife of the shepherd Faustulus in Roman mythology adoptive mother of Romulus and RemusWGPSN
Lepida16.74°N 96.76°E / 16.74; 96.76 (Lepida)42.92012Roman vestal virgin (c. 25)WGPSN
Licinia23.34°N 167.35°E / 23.34; 167.35 (Licinia)24.052012Roman vestal virgin (c. 140-113 B.C.)WGPSN
Lollia37.36°S 117.67°W / -37.36; -117.67 (Lollia)4.92014Lollia Paulina; Roman woman of distinguished ancestry and great wealth Roman Empress as the third wife of Caligula (15-49)WGPSN
Longina36.96°N 20.65°E / 36.96; 20.65 (Longina)17.652014Domitia; Roman empress wife of Emperor Domitian Augusta of Rome (c. 51-130)WGPSN
Lucilla75.96°S 60.88°W / -75.96; -60.88 (Lucilla)19.32014Annia; Roman Empress mother of M. Aurelius married to Emperors L. Verus and then to Ti. Claudius (c. 150–182)WGPSN
Mamilia48.39°N 82.09°E / 48.39; 82.09 (Mamilia)35.672012Roman vestal virgin (c. 240)WGPSN
Marcia8.98°N 20.45°W / 8.98; -20.45 (Marcia)67.62011Roman vestal virgin (d. 113 B.C.)WGPSN
Mariamne68.44°S 9.27°W / -68.44; -9.27 (Mariamne)30.332014Second wife of Herod king of Roman province Judea known for her great beauty (c. 60-29 B.C.)WGPSN
Metrodora59.43°S 100.54°E / -59.43; 100.54 (Metrodora)23.992014Claudia Metrodora; Greek woman with Roman citizenship prominent public benefactor (mid 1st century A.D.)WGPSN
Minervina16.85°N 160.71°W / 16.85; -160.71 (Minervina)18.342014The first wife of the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great mother of Crispus (early 4th century)WGPSN
Minucia20.2°N 2.8°W / 20.2; -2.8 (Minucia)23.152011Roman vestal virgin (c. 337 B.C.)WGPSN
Myia50.53°S 103.66°W / -50.53; -103.66 (Myia)2.592012Daughter of Pythagoras and Theano wife of Milon of CrotonaWGPSN
Numisia7.48°S 37.25°E / -7.48; 37.25 (Numisia)29.942011Roman vestal virgin (c. 204)WGPSN
Occia15.47°S 168.48°E / -15.47; 168.48 (Occia)7.342012Roman vestal virgin (served as vestal virgin from c. 40 B.C. to A.D. 19)WGPSN
Octavia3.3°S 62.79°W / -3.3; -62.79 (Octavia)30.622012Roman vestal virgin (third century A.D.)WGPSN
Oppia7.89°S 99.08°E / -7.89; 99.08 (Oppia)36.672011Roman vestal virgin (d. 483 B.C.)WGPSN
Paculla64.22°S 151.15°E / -64.22; 151.15 (Paculla)22.342014Paculla Annia; Campanian (Southern Italy) priestess of Bacchus whose reforms radically altered the Bacchanalian ritual in ancient Rome (fl. c. 188 B.C.)WGPSN
Paulina10.92°N 133.11°E / 10.92; 133.11 (Paulina)18.132012Aurelia; priestess for life of asylum-granting Artemis Pergaia built hydreion at her own expenseWGPSN
Perpennia23.03°S 101.25°W / -23.03; -101.25 (Perpennia)21.362014Roman vestal virgin (c. 100-70 B.C.)WGPSN
Pinaria29.54°S 178.37°W / -29.54; -178.37 (Pinaria)41.762011Roman vestal virgin (c. 600 B.C.)WGPSN
Placidia19.24°N 78.62°W / 19.24; -78.62 (Placidia)14.752014Galla; daughter of the Roman Emperor Theodorius I wife of Athualf King of the Visigoths and Constantius III Roman Emperor (390-450)WGPSN
Plancia61.56°N 16.09°W / 61.56; -16.09 (Plancia)18.482014Plancia Magna; daughter of Roman Senator Varus wife of Tertullus benefactress and patron of Perga the capital of the Roman province of Pamphylia in Asia Minor (1st-2nd century A.D.)WGPSN
Pomponia70.2°N 97.42°W / 70.2; -97.42 (Pomponia)59.072012Roman vestal virgin (c. 213)WGPSN
Portia0.91°N 168.83°W / 0.91; -168.83 (Portia)11.442014Daughter of Roman statesman Cato Uticensis second wife of M. Brutus (c. 70-43/42 B.C.)WGPSN
Postumia33.84°N 33.77°E / 33.84; 33.77 (Postumia)195.892014Roman vestal virgin (c. 420 B.C.)WGPSN
Publicia14.53°N 125.64°W / 14.53; -125.64 (Publicia)15.792012Flavia Publicia; Roman vestal virgin (c. 213)WGPSN
Rheasilvia71.95°S 86.3°E / -71.95; 86.3 (Rheasilvia)4502011Rhea Silvia Roman vestal virgin mother of Romulus and Remus (c. 770 B.C.)WGPSN
Rubria7.32°S 168.34°E / -7.32; 168.34 (Rubria)10.272012Roman vestal virgin (c. 54)WGPSN
Rufillia12.92°S 71.29°W / -12.92; -71.29 (Rufillia)15.792014Roman vestal virgin (c. 250–301)WGPSN
Scantia29.63°N 64.65°E / 29.63; 64.65 (Scantia)18.612012Roman vestal virgin (c. 40 B.C.-A.D. 23)WGPSN
Sentia38.39°S 170.75°E / -38.39; 170.75 (Sentia)16.542014Amaesia Sentia; mentioned by Valerius Maximus as an instance of a female who pleaded her own cause before the praetor; called “Androgyne” for having a man's spirit with a female bodyWGPSN
Serena20.43°S 89.29°W / -20.43; -89.29 (Serena)18.472012Roman noblewoman niece of Emperor Theodosius (c. 400)WGPSN
Severina75.41°S 88.45°W / -75.41; -88.45 (Severina)34.742011Roman vestal virgin (c. 240)WGPSN
Sextilia39°S 64.07°W / -39; -64.07 (Sextilia)19.482011Roman vestal virgin (d. 274 B.C.)WGPSN
Sossia36.78°S 75.76°E / -36.78; 75.76 (Sossia)8.112012Roman vestal virginWGPSN
Tarpeia69.47°S 179.3°E / -69.47; 179.3 (Tarpeia)40.292011Roman vestal virginWGPSN
Teia3.44°S 61.06°E / -3.44; 61.06 (Teia)6.692012Teia Euphrosyne Ruffina Roman vestal virgin (c. 200)WGPSN
Torquata46.45°N 143.78°E / 46.45; 143.78 (Torquata)34.732012Roman vestal virgin (c. 48)WGPSN
Tuccia39.86°S 13.19°W / -39.86; -13.19 (Tuccia)11.652011Roman vestal virginWGPSN
Urbinia29.88°S 66.26°E / -29.88; 66.26 (Urbinia)24.252011Roman vestal virginWGPSN
Varronilla29.62°N 179.58°E / 29.62; 179.58 (Varronilla)158.452014Roman vestal virgin (c. 10–83)WGPSN
Veneneia47.93°S 54.32°W / -47.93; -54.32 (Veneneia)4002012One of the first Roman vestal virginsWGPSN
Vettenia4.8°N 130.69°W / 4.8; -130.69 (Vettenia)18.892014Roman vestal virgin (c. 200)WGPSN
Vibidia26.96°S 10.3°E / -26.96; 10.3 (Vibidia)7.12011Roman vestal virgin (c. 48)WGPSN
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