Mons (exogeology)
See also: Mons (homonymy)
Mons (plural: Montes ) is a Latin word of origin E which indicates a mountain. It is used in the Martian nomenclature to describe a large variety of formations, as of the reliefs surrounding broad a crater of impact (example Nereidum Montes in the north of the basin of Argyre), of the peaks (example Geryon Montes in Valles Marineris) or simply an isolated top, most of the time of ic origin Volcan (example Olympus Mons).
See too
- Anseris Mons
- Arsia Mons (volcano)
- Ascraeus Mons (volcano)
- Ausonia Montes
- Australe Assemble
- Centauri Montes
- Chalce Montes
- Charitum Montes
- Coronae Montes
- Echus Assemble
- Elysium Mons (volcano)
- Erebus Montes
- Euripus Mons
- Galaxius Mons
- Geryon Montes
- Gonnus Mons
- Hellas Assemble
- Hibes Montes
- Horarum Mons
- Labeatis Mons
- Libya Montes
- Nereidum Montes
- Oceanidum Mons
- Octantis Mons
- Olympus Mons (volcano)
- Pavonis Mons (volcano)
- Peraea Mons
- Phlegra Montes
- Pindus Mons
- Sisyphi Montes
- Tanaica Montes
- Tartarus Montes
- Tharsis Montes (volcanos)
- Tyrrhena Mons
- Xanthe Assemble
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