Galdakao (crater)
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Galdakao Crater is a topographic depression in the Aeolis quadrangle of Mars, located at 13.5° South and 183.5° West. It is 35 km in diameter and was named after Galdakao, a town in Basque Country, northern Spain.[1]
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Galdakao Crater, as seen by CTX camera on Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
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