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Mercury (H) 1:5M 15 sheets · 1:5 000 000

sheet margin: index sheets give the mid-latitude/equatorial edge as 21, 22 or 22.5 deg and the polar edge as 65 or 66 deg; neighbouring sheets overlap by ~1 deg. The gazetteer assigns features up to 21.9 deg to the equatorial sheets and from 22.0 deg to the mid-latitude ones.

H-1 — Borealis1H-2 — Victoria2H-3 — Shakespeare3H-4 — Raditladi4H-5 — Hokusai5H-6 — Kuiper6H-7 — Beethoven7H-8 — Tolstoj8H-9 — Eminescu9H-10 — Derain10H-11 — Discovery11H-12 — Michelangelo12H-13 — Neruda13H-14 — Debussy14H-15 — Bach15
Sheet Name Latitude Longitude (E) Maps
H-1 Borealis 65°N – 90°N 0.0° – 360.0° 2
H-2 Victoria 21°N – 66°N 0.0° – 90.0° 3
H-3 Shakespeare 21°N – 66°N 90.0° – 180.0° 3
H-4 Raditladi 21°N – 66°N 180.0° – 270.0° 1
H-5 Hokusai 21°N – 66°N 270.0° – 360.0° 2
H-6 Kuiper 22°S – 22°N 0.0° – 72.0° 3
H-7 Beethoven 22°S – 22°N 72.0° – 144.0° 4
H-8 Tolstoj 22°S – 22°N 144.0° – 216.0° 2
H-9 Eminescu 22°S – 22°N 216.0° – 288.0°
H-10 Derain 22°S – 22°N 288.0° – 360.0° 2
H-11 Discovery 66°S – 21°S 0.0° – 90.0° 2
H-12 Michelangelo 66°S – 21°S 90.0° – 180.0° 1
H-13 Neruda 66°S – 21°S 180.0° – 270.0°
H-14 Debussy 66°S – 21°S 270.0° – 360.0° 1
H-15 Bach 90°S – 65°S 0.0° – 360.0° 4

Source: IAU gazetteer quad index (verified)

How these coordinates were established

The catalog stores no map extents, so the grids were reconstructed from three independent sources and checked against each other.

Not yet covered: Mercury 1:2M, Europa, and the DLR layouts for Mimas, Iapetus, Dione, Tethys and Enceladus.