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
Mare Cognitum	23 days		Mare Cognitum is in the center of the image. The crater at the top edge is Lansberg.
Mare Fecunditatis, Mare Spumans	5 days		Mare Fecunditatis is the large Mare occupying the left half of the image. Mare Spumans is the small Mare to the right of center. Langrenus is the large crater at the bottom of the image.
Mare Humorum	10 days
Mare Humorum	11.6 days
Mare Humorum	23 days
Mare Humorum	23.66 days
Mare Nectaris	5 days
Mare Nectaris-Mare Fecunditatis	6 days		Montage showing Mare Nectaris and Mare Fecunditatis.
Mare Nectaris	8 days
Mare Nubium	10 days		Bullialdus is the prominent crater with the central peak left of center.
Mare Serenitatis	9.3 days
Menelaus	12 days		Menelaus is the bright crater near bottom center with a ray running through it. Mare Serenitatis lies to the North. The bright crater in the lower left hand corner is Manilius.
Meton	7 days		Meton is the large crater near the top of the image just East of the terminator. Aristotle and Eudoxus are the prominent craters in the center of the image.
Mon Piton, Cassin	9.7 days
Mons Piton, Cassini	10 days
Montes Caucasus	9 days
Montes Caucasus	9.7 days
Montes Pyrenaeus	5.5 days
Montes Recti, Montes Teneriffe			Plato is the large flat crater. Directly South of Plato is Mons Pico. To the West of isolated Pico are the Teneriffe Mountains and further to the West are the Montes Recti. Mare Frigoris runs East and West North of Plato and Mare Imbrium occupies the lower half of the image.
Montes Riphaeus	10 days		The Montes Riphaeus are in the center of the image. The peaked crater at the top is Lansberg.
Moretus, Cysatus	10 days		Moretus is the peaked crater. Just to the North of it is Cysatus.
Moretus, Newton	10 days
Mount Clementine	14.1 days	The features around the Moon's South Pole are labeled.	Mount Clementine is on the far side of the Moon beyond the South Pole of the Moon. It was visible at a favorable libration on December 23, 2007.
Neander and Rheita	4.5 days
Olbers	22 days		Olbers is the bright craters with rays.
Orientale basin and Western Limb of the Moon at Full Moon	14.7 days		LA - Lacus Autumni; MC - Montes Cordillera; LAe - Lacus Aestatis; MR - Montes Rook