Mars All Regions
The Atlas

Every named
region on Mars

From the tallest volcano in the Solar System to the exact spot where Curiosity still rolls — 67 real, named locations on the Red Planet. Read the facts, then claim the ones that speak to you.

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Mars · 6,779 km Ø · 4th from the Sun

Ultra Exclusive · 7

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Exact landing & memorial sites of the Mars rovers and landers — the rarest plots on the map.

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Beagle 2
11.53°N 90.43°E
Lost British lander (2003), found intact by NASA in 2015. Almost made it
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Curiosity Rover Site
5.08°S 137.85°E
Exact location of Curiosity rover. Still active since 2012. The most advanced lab on Mars
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Mars 3 — USSR
45°S 158°W
First soft landing on Mars (USSR, 1971). Transmitted for 14.5 seconds
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Opportunity Memorial
2.05°S 5.08°W
"My battery is low and it's getting dark" — Opportunity's final resting place (2019)
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Perseverance & Ingenuity
18.44°N 77.45°E
Where Perseverance landed + first helicopter flight on another planet
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Spirit Memorial
14.57°S 175.47°E
Where Spirit rover got stuck forever in 2009. Kept doing science until the end
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Viking 1 Lander
22.48°N 49.97°W
Exact site of first successful Mars landing. July 20, 1976. Changed everything
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Exclusive · 8

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Iconic named landmarks — summits, the Face, record-breaking craters.

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Face on Mars — Cydonia
40.75°N 9.46°W
The famous "Face" photographed by Viking 1 (1976). Sparked decades of conspiracy theories
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Galle "Happy Face" Crater
51.2°S 31.3°W
The smiling crater — natural formation that looks like a smiley face from orbit
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Garni Crater — Water Evidence
11.5°S 69.4°W
Recurring Slope Lineae — strongest evidence of present-day liquid water on Mars
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Hellas Deepest Point
42.4°S 61°E
Lowest point on Mars — 7,152m below datum. Atmospheric pressure high enough for liquid water
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Medusae Fossae
2°S 160°W
Most mysterious formation — possibly massive ice deposit or volcanic ash. Radar-transparent
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Olympus Mons Caldera
18.4°N 133.1°W
Massive volcanic crater at the summit — 80 km wide, 3 km deep. Six collapsed craters nested inside
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Olympus Mons Summit
18.65°N 133.8°W
Highest point in the solar system — 21.9 km above datum. Standing above 99% of Mars atmosphere
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Pavonis Mons Peak
1°N 112.8°W
Volcano exactly on the equator — proposed site for Mars space elevator. Gateway to orbit
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Historic · 8

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Craters and plains that made science history — where rovers touched down.

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Gale Crater
5.4°S 137.8°E
Curiosity rover landing site (2012). Ancient lake bed with layered sediments
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Gusev Crater
14.5°S 175.4°E
Spirit rover landing site (2004). Found evidence of past water
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InSight Site
4.5°N 135.6°E
InSight lander (2018). First to measure Marsquakes
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Jezero Crater
18.38°N 77.58°E
Perseverance rover & Ingenuity helicopter (2021). Ancient river delta
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Meridiani Planum
1.95°S 5.53°W
Opportunity rover (2004–2019). Marathon runner — 45 km traveled
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Pathfinder — Ares Vallis
19.13°N 33.22°W
First Mars rover Sojourner (1997). Proved roving was possible
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Phoenix Site
68.22°N 125.7°W
Phoenix lander (2008). Confirmed water ice just below surface
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Viking 1 — Chryse
22.27°N 49.97°W
First successful Mars lander (1976). Proved Mars has seasons
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Legendary · 3

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The giants: the tallest volcano and the largest canyon in the Solar System.

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Alba Mons
40.5°N 109.6°W
Largest volcano by area on Mars — 1,600 km across, very low profile
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Olympus Mons
18.65°N 133.8°W
Tallest volcano in the solar system — 21.9 km high, 600 km wide
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Valles Marineris
14°S 65°W
Largest canyon in the solar system — 4,000 km long, 7 km deep
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Epic · 6

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Vast volcanic provinces, labyrinths and outflow channels.

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Elysium Region
25°N 147°E
Volcanic province with Elysium Mons — second major volcanic area
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Isidis Planitia
12.9°N 87°E
Giant impact basin — 1,500 km wide, ancient lakebed
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Kasei Valles
25°N 65°W
Largest outflow channel on Mars — carved by catastrophic floods
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Ma'adim Vallis
22°S 177°E
One of the largest river valleys — 700 km long ancient river
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Noctis Labyrinthus
6.5°S 102°W
Maze of interconnected canyons — "Labyrinth of Night"
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Tharsis Montes
1°S 113°W
Three massive shield volcanoes in a line — Arsia, Pavonis, Ascraeus
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Rare · 9

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The great impact basins and polar ice caps.

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Acidalia Planitia
46.7°N 22°W
Vast northern plain — featured in "The Martian" as Ares 3 site
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Argyre Planitia
49.7°S 43°W
Second largest impact basin — 1,800 km wide, beautifully preserved
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Chryse Planitia
28.4°N 40°W
Golden Plain — ancient flood outflow basin, multiple channels drain here
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Hellas Planitia
42.7°S 70°E
Deepest impact basin — 7 km deep, 2,300 km wide. Lowest point on Mars
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Planum Australe
85°S 0°E
South polar ice cap — CO₂ ice over water ice, "swiss cheese" terrain
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Planum Boreum
85°N 0°E
North polar ice cap — massive water ice deposits, spiral troughs
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Vastitas Borealis Central
65°N 30°W
Central northern lowlands — deepest part of the hypothetical Martian ocean
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Vastitas Borealis East
60°N 60°E
Eastern half of northern lowlands — smoothest terrain on Mars, ancient seabed
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Vastitas Borealis West
60°N 120°W
Western half of the vast northern lowlands — possible ancient ocean floor
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Uncommon · 25

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Named terrae, plana and valles across the Martian surface.

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Aeolis Region
2°S 150°E
Wind-sculpted terrain between Gale and Elysium — massive sand dune fields
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Amazonis Planitia
24.8°N 163°W
Smoothest plain on Mars — ideal future colony site, young lava flows
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Aonia Terra
58°S 80°W
Southern highlands with ancient drainage networks — 3.8 billion year old surface
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Apollinaris Mons
9.3°S 174.4°E
Ancient shield volcano — 5 km high, unique among Martian volcanoes for its age
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Arabia Terra
21°N 5°E
Ancient cratered highlands — billions of years old, heavily eroded
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Arcadia Planitia
47.2°N 176°W
Northern plain with massive subsurface ice sheets — future water source
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Cerberus Fossae
12°N 160°E
Youngest volcanic fissures — last erupted ~50,000 years ago. Mars may still be active
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Daedalia Planum
22°S 130°W
Lava plain southwest of Tharsis — massive lava flow fields
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Deuteronilus Mensae
43°N 25°E
Glacier region — NASA top candidate for first human landing. Abundant ice
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Eridania Basin
33°S 178°W
Ancient mega-lake — once held more water than all other Mars lakes combined
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Hesperia Planum
22°S 110°E
Vast lava plateau — defines the Hesperian epoch of Mars geology
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Lunae Planum
10°N 65°W
High plateau — "Plain of the Moon", gateway to Valles Marineris
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Mangala Valles
14°S 150°W
Outflow channels from catastrophic floods — carved by sudden glacial melting
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Margaritifer Terra
10°S 25°W
Region of ancient river channels — "Pearl-bearing Land", massive water erosion
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Noachis Terra
45°S 10°W
One of the oldest terrains on Mars — 4 billion years, dense craters
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Planum Chronium
62°S 55°W
Southern plateau near polar cap — layered deposits record climate history
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Promethei Terra
58°S 105°E
Southern highland near pole — ancient terrain with glacial features and ice deposits
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Schiaparelli Crater
2.7°S 16.7°W
460 km impact crater — named after the astronomer who mapped Mars "canals"
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Syrtis Major Planum
8.4°N 69.5°E
Dark volcanic shield — first Mars feature identified from Earth (1659)
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Tempe Terra
40°N 70°W
Fractured highland region — complex tectonic history, ancient rifts
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Terra Cimmeria
35°S 145°E
Southern highland — strong magnetic field anomalies, ancient crust
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Terra Sabaea
5°S 40°E
Ancient cratered terrain east of Hellas — among the oldest surfaces in the solar system
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Terra Sirenum
40°S 150°W
Southern highlands with seasonal chlorine salt deposits — possible brines
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Tyrrhena Terra
15°S 95°E
One of the oldest surfaces on Mars — explosive volcanic history, 4 billion years
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Xanthe Terra
3°S 48°W
Chaotic terrain with collapsed areas — signs of massive water release
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Common · 1

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The wide northern lowlands — affordable first plots.

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Utopia Planitia
46.7°N 110°E
Largest impact basin on Mars — 3,300 km wide, Zhurong rover (2021)
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