Innes (crater)

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Innes is an impact crater on the side of the moon and therefore can not be observed directly from Earth. It is located less than 40 kilometers east- southeast of the striking crater Seyfert. Other notable craters in the area are Meggers in the southeast and located in west- southwesterly direction crater Polzunov.

The formation of Innes has hardly any signs of erosion and is clearly visible. The outline has a substantially circular shape with a slight bulge on the west side. The inner crater walls have fallen behind in places, and have made some minor terraces. The crater floor has except for a few tiny craterlets no notable marks.