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Living landscapes where impact structures hide beneath water, forest, and cities.
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The Earth section treats craters as geological archives, from giant ancient structures to young scars still legible from orbit.
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Featured craters
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This page shows 12 exemplary profiles out of 170. The full catalog stays separate for search and filtering.
Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landChicxulub
A large buried impact structure beneath the Yucatan Peninsula, tied to one of the most famous boundaries in the history of life.
- Diameter
- 180 km
- Coordinates
- 21.400° N, 89.500° W
- Age
- about 66 million years
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- high
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landVredefort
One of Earth's largest and oldest known impact structures, preserved as a deeply eroded dome.
- Diameter
- 250 km
- Coordinates
- 27.000° S, 27.500° E
- Age
- about 2.02 billion years
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- high
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landJinlin
Jinlin is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in Guangdong Province, China.. This profile records a listed diameter of 0.9 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 0.9 km
- Coordinates
- 23.300° N, 111.800° E
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landWabar
Wabar is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in a terrestrial setting under editorial verification. This profile records a listed diameter of 0.1 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 0.1 km
- Coordinates
- 21.500° N, 50.467° E
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landWhitecourt
Whitecourt is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in a terrestrial setting under editorial verification. This profile records a listed diameter of 0.04 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 0.04 km
- Coordinates
- 54.000° N, 115.600° W
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landKaali
Kaali is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in a terrestrial setting under editorial verification. This profile records a listed diameter of 0.1 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 0.1 km
- Coordinates
- 58.400° N, 22.667° E
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landCampo del Cielo
Campo del Cielo is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in a terrestrial setting under editorial verification. This profile records a listed diameter of 0.1 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 0.1 km
- Coordinates
- 27.633° S, 61.700° W
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landHenbury
Henbury is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in a terrestrial setting under editorial verification. This profile records a listed diameter of 0.2 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 0.2 km
- Coordinates
- 24.567° S, 133.133° E
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landMorasko
Morasko is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in a terrestrial setting under editorial verification. This profile records a listed diameter of 0.1 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 0.1 km
- Coordinates
- 52.483° N, 16.900° E
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landBoxhole
Boxhole is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in a terrestrial setting under editorial verification. This profile records a listed diameter of 0.2 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 0.2 km
- Coordinates
- 22.617° S, 135.200° E
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landMacha
Macha is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in a terrestrial setting under editorial verification. This profile records a listed diameter of 0.3 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 0.3 km
- Coordinates
- 60.100° N, 117.583° E
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: ocean blue, cloud light, and living green landLuna
Luna is a confirmed terrestrial impact structure in a terrestrial setting under editorial verification. This profile records a listed diameter of 1.5 km and keeps the object ready for editorial expansion.
- Diameter
- 1.5 km
- Coordinates
- coordinates require editorial verification
- Age
- age under editorial verification
- Source baseline
- earth-impact-db
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: lunar graphite, silver, and cold shadowTycho
A young bright lunar crater with a prominent ray system, visible even in a small telescope.
- Diameter
- 85 km
- Coordinates
- 43.300° S, 11.200° W
- Age
- about 108 million years
- Source baseline
- gazetteer
- Confidence
- high
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
Open recordVisualization previewPalette: lunar graphite, silver, and cold shadowShackleton
A polar crater near the lunar south pole, important because of permanently shadowed regions.
- Diameter
- 21 km
- Coordinates
- 89.900° S, 0.000° E / prime meridian
- Age
- age under study
- Source baseline
- gazetteer
- Confidence
- needs enrichment
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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Visualization previewPalette: Martian rust, dust, and ochreGale
A Martian crater with Mount Sharp at its center, transformed into a laboratory by the Curiosity mission.
- Diameter
- 154 km
- Coordinates
- 5.400° S, 137.800° E
- Age
- more than 3.5 billion years
- Source baseline
- nasa-images
- Confidence
- high
MethodReverse reconstructionBidirectional analysis
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