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N
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1547
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92 km
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''Unknown''
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155
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is a
Lunar Crater that is attached to the western outer rim of the larger
Mach Crater , on the
Far Side of the
Moon . Just to the west of Mitra is
Bredikhin Crater , and to the south-southeast lies
Henyey Crater .
This is a heavily eroded formation with an outer rim that has been damaged by subsequent impacts. Attached to the exterior along the southeast is the satellite crater 'Mitra J'. A number of smaller impacts lie along the rim edge, and very little of the original rim remains intact. Within the interior, a smaller crater occupies the southwestern part of the floor, and a small, cup-shaped crater lies across the northeast rim of this formation and very close to the mid-point of Mitra. The remaining floor is marked only by a few small and tiny craterlets.
By convention these features are identified on lunar maps by placing the letter on the side of the crater mid-point that is closest to Mitra crater.
