MacMillan (crater)

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MacMillan is an impact crater in the eastern outskirts of the Mare Imbrium. It lies west of a single survey near the southwestern slopes of Archimedes Mountains.

MacMillan is a bowl-shaped depression in the surface, which is similar to the nearby moon sea in their albedo. The crater rims appear comparatively somewhat brighter.

Before the Crater in 1976 by ​​the International Astronomical Union ( IAU) received his own name, he was known as ' Archimedes F'.