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
Palus Epidemiarum	20.8 days		The two craters at the top of the image are Campanus and Mercator.  Rima Hesiodus run from right to left through the center of the image.  Capuanus is the crater at the bottom of the image.
Pallas, Murchison	9 days		Pallas is the crater with the central peak left of center. Murchison is contiguous to Pallas on the East and is partially filled in with lava flows. Triesnecker is the crater to the right of center.
Piccolomini	5.4 days		Piccolomini is the peaked crater above and to the right of center. The Altai Scarp extends to the Northwest from Piccolomini.
Piccolomini	8 days		Piccolomini is the peaked crater above and to the left of center. The Altai Scarp extends to the Northwest from Piccolomini.
Pitiscus, Hommel	5.4 days
Plato, Goldschmidt	13 days		Plato is the flat crater with the dark interior. Goldschmidt is the large bright crater near the Northwest corner of the Moon. On its Western edge is Anaxagoras.
Plinius, Ross	6 days		Ross is the crater just below center. Plinius is Northeast of Ross, and the partially shadowed crater Northwest of Plinius is Menelaus.
Plinius	6.2 days		Plinius lies on the boundary between Mare Serenitatis to the North and Mare Tranquillitatis to the South.
Plinius	7 days		Plinius is the peaked crater above center. It lies on the boundary between Mare Serenitatis to the North and Mare Tranquillitatis to the South.
Purbach	9.3 days
Pythagoras	13 days		Pythagoras is the large crater with the central peak.
Pythagoras	22 days		Pythagoras is the large crater with the central peak.
Pythagoras, Babbage	13 days		Pythagoras is partially shadowed with its central peak in sunlight. Babbage is the large crater near Pythagoras with a prominent inner crater.
Reinhold, Lansberg	10 days		Reinhold is the crater without a central peak. Lansberg to the South of it has a central peak. Copernicus is partially seen at the top of the image.
Rima Hesiodus	9.3 days
Rima Sharp	12.33 days
Scott, Amundsen	8 days		Scott is the crater near the Southern margin of the Moon with a small inner crater on its Southern edge. Contiguous to its Southern rim is the elongated crater Amundsen.
Scott, Demonax	8 days		Scott is the crater near the Southern margin of the Moon with a small inner crater on its Southern edge. Contiguous to its Southern rim is the elongated crater Amundsen. Demonax is to the East and North of Scott.
Seleucus, Schiaparelli	13 days		Seleucus is the large crater left of center. In the shadows is the larger crater Eddington. Schiaparelli is the smaller crater right of center.
Sinus Medii	21 days
Southeastern Limb of the Moon	5.6 days
Southern Highlands Montage	22 days
Southern Limb Montage	5 days
Stevinus	8 days		Stevinus is the bright crater near the Eastern edge of the Moon. Piccolomini is the prominent crater near the left edge of the image.
Stevinus & Funerius	16 days
Stofler & Faraday	7.6 days
Stofler	8 days		Stofler is the crater to the right of center with multiple smaller craters on its Eastern margin.
Ten Day Old Moon Montage	10 days
Vlaq, Rosenberger	5 days		Vlaq is the crater near center with a central peak. Rosenberg is directly South of Vlaq.
W. Bond	8 days		W. Bond is the large flat crater with a small inner crater near the left edge of the image. Aristotle and Eudoxus are the two large craters near the right lower corner.
Walther	7.6 days
Walther	8 days		Walther is the large crater below center with multiple small inner craters. Regiomontanus is North of Walther, and North of it is Purbach.
Young	3 days		The Vallis Rheita (Rheita Valley) runs North and South crossing through Young, the crater with a small inner crater.
Young	4 days