Overview and regional maps · 50–51
Sirenum
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Volcanic material pouring from fissures into the depths of Mars spreads a smooth blanket of lava across a crater-broken landscape. Steep peaks rise between the craters. They survive from the most ancient era despite intense erosion, perhaps as remnants of the interiors of ancient volcanoes. Wind builds sand dunes on the floor of Newton crater.