BRIEF DESCRIPTION
The north-western part of Mare Crisium is encircled by large mountain massifs. Under oblique illumination numerous wrinkle ridges are prominent on the surface of the mare. Under high illumination the rays from the crater Proclus are prominent.  Refer to your copy of the Rukl lunar atlas chart, page 79.

EARTH-BASED TELESCOPIC IMAGES:
Image - Mare Crisium & Proclus (Lunascan)

LUNAR ORBITER IMAGES:
Lunar Orbiter Database (Updated)
Bonitatis, Lacus
Cleomedes, 126 km
Cleomedes, Rima
Crisium, Mare
Curtis, 3 km
Debes, 31 km
Delmotte, 33 km
Eckert, 3 km
Fredholm, 15 km
Lavinium, Promontorium; Olivium, Promontorium
Macrobius, 64 km
Oppel, Dorsum
Pierce, 18.5 km
Picard, 23 km
Proclus, 28 km
Somnii, Palus
Swift, 11 km
Tisserand, 37 km
Tralles, 43 km
Yerkes, 36 km

APOLLO IMAGES:
  http://www.astrosurf.com/lunascan/proclus.jpg - Proclus, JPEG, Part of AS14-71-9874
  http://www.astrosurf.com/lunascan/proclus.gif -  Proclus, GIF, Part of AS14-71-9874
  http://images.jsc.nasa.gov/images/pao/AS15/10075718.jpg- Proclus

CLEMENTINE IMAGES:
Images - Proclus & others from Anomalous Images Site

RESEARCH UPDATES:
Mare Crisium (Lunascan)
AS17-0294(M) Mare Crisium (SP-362)
Proclus (Lunascan)
AS17-2265(P) - Extreme close shot of Proclus (SP-362)
Proclus From Apollo 15 (Digital Image Collection)
Mare Crisium: LO4-191H3 (Lan Fleming/VGL)
Picard From Another Angle - AS10-4417 (Lan Fleming/VGL)
Peirce Crater: Apollo 17 vs Lunar Orbiter 4 (LanFleming/VGL)
Glass Domes In Mare Crisium? (lunaranomalies.com)

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