All images are oriented with the Lunar North at the top and the Lunar West to the left. The Lunar features are usually listed by their Latin names as taken from Rukl 2004.

(See also The Lunar 100)

Lunar Feature	Lunar Age in days (rounded down)	Thumbnail Image	Comments
Geminus	16 days
Gemma Frisius	8 days		Gemma Frisius is the large crater just below the center of the image. On its Northern rim is the crater Goodacre. The two prominent craters on the left edge of the image are Werner top and Aliacensis bottom. Below them and partially seen in the lower left hand corner is the crater Walther.
Goldschmidt, Barrow	10 days		Goldschmidt is the large flat crater in the center of the image. Anaxagoras is the crater on its Western rim. Epigenes is the crater Southwest of Goldschmidt. Barrow is the flat crater Southeast of Goldschmidt.
Goldschmidt, Goya, Byrd, Peary	13 days		The craters are labeled: Peary (P), Byrd (B), Goldschmidt (G)' Anaxagoras (A), de Sitter (dS), Euctemon (E), Nansen (N).
Goldschmidt, Byrd, Peary	18 days		Peary and Byrd are at the very top of the image.
Gutenberg, Goclenius			The keystone shaped crater is Gutenberg. Goclenius is Southeast of it. In the right hand corner of the image is the crater Langrenuns.
Gutenberg	5.4 days
Hainzel	13 days		Hainzel is the odd shaped crater just below center. The crater at top center is Capuanus.
Harpalus	25 days		Harpalus is the partially shadowed crater near the left edge of the image.
Hercules, Atlas	16 day		Hercules is the crater with a small inner crater.  Atlas is next to Hercules and has dark spots.   Endymion is the large, flat crater Northeast of Atlas.
Hesiodus Rille	9.3 days
Hevelius, Cavalerius	13 days		From center top to bottom the craters are Reiner, Cavalarius, and Hevelius. Reiner Gamma is partially visualized at top center.
Hevelius, Cavalerius	26 days		From top to bottom are the craters Cavalerius and Hevelius, and the Mare Grimaldi.
Hypatia	7 days		Theophilus and Cyrillus are the prominent craters below center. Madler is to the East (right) of them. Hypatia is the smaller, flat keyhole shaped crater above and left of center. It is on the Western Edge of Sinus Asperitatis which occupies most of the center of the image. Mare Nectaris is at the lower right hand corner of the image.