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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Target: moon
3069 maps
The appearance of the moon, in an inverted position.
#81
Der Volle Mond
#6796
The Moon in Plano
#80
The Moon in her mean libration, with the Spots according to Riccioli, Cassini & c.
#6791
inv.52085 
The visible surface of the Moon constructed from Trianules measured with micrometer and accurately drawn and engraved from a long series of telescopic observations
#79
Torn III Pag 344 / Astronomie Pl. XXXX / Fig. 282 Cette figure est renversé 
Figure de la Lune dans ses moyennes librations, avec les noms de ses principales taches suivant Riccioli et suivant Hevelius.
#78
Tob. Mayeri tabula selenograhica
#77
Réduction de la Grande Carte de la Lune
#76
Selenography or the map of the Moon,according to Father Riccioli
#74
Map 74
#73
Map 73
#72
Map 72
#71
Der Mond in Vollen Lichte
#70
Figure de la Lune par M. de la Lander
#69
Figure de la Lune dans sa position naturelle
#68
Map 68
#67
Selenographie de la Lune
#66
Tabula Selenographica : in qua Lunarium Macularum exacta Descriptio secundum Nomenclaturam Praestantissimorum Astronomorum tam Hevelii quam Riccioli Curiosis Rei Sidereae Cultoribus exhibetur / à Ioh. Gabr. Doppelmaiero Math. P. P. operâ Ioh. Baptistae Homanni
#62
Représentation de l'éclipse partielle de la Lune qui arrivera la nuit du 8 au 9 d'août, 1748, dressée suivant les lois de la vraie projection et accompagnée d'un imprimé qui lui servira d'éclaircissement / par T. Maier.
#63
Selenographia de la Luna
#60
Map 60
#59
Map 59
#58
Tabula Selenographica
#57
Table generale des Phases de la Lune selon la Sélenographie des PP Grimaldi et Riccioli
#56
Tabula Selenographica in qua Lunarium Macularum exacta Descriptio secundum Nomenclaturam … Hevelii quam Riccioli