The Catalog of Planetary Maps.
Sources: The research that led to this catalog was supported by Fulbright Hungary Grant No. 1222202, awarded to H. Hargitai for research at USGS Astrogeology, Flagstaff, Arizona (advisor: Trent Hare), and by the ICA Commission on Planetary Cartography (advisor: Kira Shingareva). Most of the data is based on the inventory of the map library of USGS Astrogeology.
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Photos: Unless otherwise indicated, all photographs are by H. Hargitai. Several photographs are from the USGS Astrogeology Map Library and Lowell Observatory, both in Flagstaff, Arizona. Several photographs of Soviet maps were taken at MIIGAiK, Moscow.
Contact: The catalog is curated by H. Hargitai, ELTE, Budapest, hargitai.henrik@btk.elte.hu.
Country_publisher: United Kingdom
87 maps
(Is there) Life on Mars?
1: 20 000 000
#5557
Western Arabia Terra
1: 4 000 000
#5452
Map 5452
#5453
Map 5453
#5390
Map 5390
#5236
The Clementine Atlas of the Moon
#5206
Photographic Atlas of the Moon
#3422
Map of Mars from observations of 1963-1975
#1840
Philip's Moon Map
#1552
The Times: Atlas of the Moon
#647
Atlas of the Moon
#568
Map 568
#569
Map 569
#570
Map 570
#571
Map 571
#422
ALPO map of Mars
#416
Marte Oppositione 1954
#383
Atlas of the Moon
#393
The other side of the Moon
#382
Map of the Moon
#373
300 inch map of the Moon
1: 456 000
#377
300 inch map of the Moon 100 inch reduction
1: 1 368 000
#363
Named Lunar Formations, vol II (Atlas of the Moon, Map of the Moon)
1: 3 480 000
#360
The moon : with a description of its surface formations, fully illustrated by the author's revised map of the moon in twenty-five sections, together with numerous drawings, charts and photographs.
#345
Chart of Mars
#339
Chart of Mars
#336
Plate 8 
Map of Mars
#331
60 inch map of the Moon
1: 2 280 000
#322
Map 322
#321
Map 321
#319
Map 319
#320
Map 320
#317
South polar hemisphere of Mars, showing the actual probable distribution of water to its low-lying areas on the melting of its snow cap.
#302
Chart of the Moon, showing the Principal Formations seen on its Surface
#307
Map 307
#308
Map 308
#304
Mars. Map From a Globe made by M. Wicks
#297
A map of the Moon
#301
Map 301
1: 1 780 000
#284
Plate 8 
Map of Mars 1896-97
#271
Chart on Mars, on Mecator’s Projection Prepared from the Observations of the Section in 1900-1901
#272
Chart on the North Polar regions of Mars
#276
Map 276
#274
Test map
#275
The polar regions of Mars
#260
A chart of Mars
#262
Chart on Mars, on Mercator projection
#256
Map of Mars 1896-97
#243
Chart of Mars
#225
Map of the Moon
1: 7 560 000
#205
Chart of the Moon
#206
Plate 23-26
Chart of the Moon, quadrant
#5698
Nouvelle carte de Mars
#181
Chart of Mars from observations in 1873 and 1884
#152
Full Moon as seen through a powerful glass
#153
Map of the Planet Mars (after Maedler)
#149
Green's map
#143
(overview map)
#144
Detail maps of craters Gassendi, Maginus, Theophilus
1: 5 790 000
#142
Map 142
#140
Map 140
#134
Chart of Mars from 27 drawings by M. Dawes / Chart of Mars laid down on the Stereographic Projection
#132
Map 132
#130
Mars - 1862,1864
#126
Chart of Mars from 27 drawings by Mr Daves
#127
Index Map of the Moon
#128
Lunar Map Zone II, Zone IV
1: 695 000
#125
Map 125
#121
Map 121
#120
MAP OF THE MOON with the names given by Riccioli in the 17th century, and others added by succeeding observers.
#113
Selenographic map of the whole hemisphere of the Moon
#107
The Nomenclature of the Lunar spots
#104
Exhibiting the same view of the Moon’s surface as plate the first
#103
The Moon in Plano
#83
The appearance of the moon, in an inverted position.
#76
Selenography or the map of the Moon,according to Father Riccioli
#73
Map 73
#64
Plate VIII 
Map of Jupiter and its satellites
#65
Plate VIII 
Map of Saturn and its satellites
#42
Map 42
#40
Phasis Lunae Artificialis
#41
Phasis Lunae Naturalis
#30
(Drawing of Hipparchus Crater)
#3
Map 3
#1
Map 1
#6039
H-10
GEOLOGICAL MAPPING OF THE MERCURY QUADRANGLE H-10 (DERAIN)
1: 3 000 000