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| − | Multiple '''Lunar Map proposals''' are currently being formulated. It would be good to have a decision before public announcement of Lunarpedia.
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| − | ==Mean Earth Prime Meridan Region62 Proposal==
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| − | [[Image:Luna 75N-75S map G921 1440 lossy.jpg|thumb|240px|Region62 interactive map currently lacks two important regions: 90N and 90S.]]
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| − | '''[[Lunar Map (Mean Earth Region62)|Mean Earth Region62 Map]]''': this is the initial reference proposal. It subdivides the Lunar sulface into 62 regions based on the commonly used Mean Earth prime meridan. The reference region article is [[30N075]].
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| − | Pros include its simplicity and the ease of moving from one region to another.
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| − | Cons include its artificiality and the cons of using the Mean Earth prime meridan.
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| − | ==Mare Orientale Prime Meridan Proposal==
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| − | This could take the form of a variant of Region62 or could be combined with a different proposal.
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| − | Read [http://www.oregonl5.org/l5sr02e.html here] for more information.
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| − | ===Sector266===
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| − | [[Image:Mare Orientale Map GA03 400 8bit.png|thumb|240px|Sector266, sans 50 polar sectors]]
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| − | [[Lunar Map (266 Sector)|Sector 266]] is a model with 264 pseudo-rectangular sectors and two polar sectors. The articles are intended to be generated by a script. | |
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| − | ==Natural Boundary Proposal==
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| − | This proposal would have a set of regions defined by natural bountaries whenever possible.
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| − | ==Township Proposal==
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| − | This would break up Luna according to the methods of the The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Land_Survey_System Public Land Survey System].
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| − | ==Additional Proposals==
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| − | Please edit this page and add your ideas here.
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