Cerberus Hemisphere

Cerberus Hemisphere is a part of Mars' geography and refers to the area approximately of Latitude: 20° South to 55° North and Longitude: 150° to 230°.

Prominent features of the Cerberus Hemisphere include:

General	Observation history Albedo features (Solis Lacus) Atmosphere Canals (list) Climate Color Water Glaciers Life North Polar Basin Chaos terrain Noachian Soil

Regions	Cydonia Planum Boreum Planum Australe Cerberus Hemisphere Vastitas Borealis Iani Chaos Quadrangles Tharsis Ultimi Scopuli Eridania Lake Olympia Undae Elysium Planitia Undae

Mountains	By height Echus Montes

Volcanoes	Alba Mons Albor Tholus Arsia Mons Ascraeus Mons Biblis Tholus Elysium Mons Hecates Tholus Olympus Mons Pavonis Mons Syrtis Major Planum Tharsis Tharsis Montes

Craters and Catenae	North Polar Basin Hellas Planitia Argyre Planitia Schiaparelli Gusev Eberswalde Bonneville Eagle Endeavour Endurance Erebus Victoria Gale Galle Ibragimov Santa Maria

Valleys and Canyons	Valles Chasmata Outflow channel Valles Marineris

Areology	Carbonates Spherules Martian geyser Swiss cheese features Dichotomy

Specific	Phobos (Features Stickney crater Monolith) Deimos (Features)

Common	Discovery In fiction

Past and Current	Phobos program Viking program Mars Pathfinder Mars Exploration Rover (Spirit observed Opportunity observed) HiRISE Mars landing Mars rover Artificial objects on Mars

Future	Manned mission Caves of Mars Project Colonization Mars to Stay Terraforming

Eclipses	Solar eclipses on Mars

Transits	Deimos Phobos Earth Mercury Venus

Asteroids	Mars-crosser asteroid 2007 WD₅

Trojans	List 5261 Eureka 1998 VF₃₁ 1999 UJ₇ 2007 NS₂

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