Ehrlich (crater)

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Ehrlich is an impact crater in the northern hemisphere of the side of the moon and therefore can not be observed directly from Earth. It is located about halfway between the crater Parsons in the south and heavily eroded crater Guillaume in the north. Its area is rocky and characterized by a variety of similar strikes.

Ehrlich is a worn crater with rounded by strong bombardment characteristics. On its southern edge, a pair of small craters on the outer wall joins. The crater floor and the interior walls have no special features and are free from striking strikes.