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Description24951bambergwidectx.jpg	English: Context view of Bamberg crater for a hirise image. This is a CTX image with the location of 39.4 N and 356.6 E.
Date	1/23/12
Source	http://viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/ctx/P17_007796_2200_XN_40N003W#start
Author	Jim Secosky modified nasa image.

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