Barrow (crater)

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Barrow is an impact crater on the moon in the north of the Moon front page. It lies between Goldschmidt in the northwest and the large crater level of Meton in the Northeast. To the southwest is the crater W. Bond. The crater is eroded. The southwestern part of the wall is covered by the younger crater Barrow A.

The crater was named in 1935 by the IAU by the English clergyman and mathematician Isaac Barrow.