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This perspective view of the rim of Crater Huygens was taken during orbit 532 on 20 June 2004 with a ground resolution of approximately 70 metres per pixel.
The displayed region is centred around longitude 61° East and latitude 14° South.
This close-up view shows the heavily eroded crater rim, and part of the basin that has been subsequently filled by sediments transported into the crater.