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DescriptionMons Penck AS16-M-0436.jpg	English: The lunar mountain Mons Penck.
Date	1972
Source	Arizona State University, Apollo Image Archive, Apollo Browse Gallery, Apollo 16: Mapping (Metric) Camera AS16-M-0436
Author	James Stuby based on NASA image

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