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DescriptionMosaic of Io.jpg	English: Mosaic of images of Io acquired during orbit C3, showing more than half of Io's surface. These are the best images available to show topographic features over most of this region. The map projection is called Simple Cylindrical, and the grid lines mark 10 degree intervals of latitude and longitude.
Date	4 April 2014, 13:45:19
Source	http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA01108
Author	NASA

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