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DescriptionWallwerk AS17-M-1676.jpg	English: The vicinity of the moon where the alleged Wallwerk lunar city, as described by F. Gruithuisen, is located. The crater Bode B is at left, and the crater Schröter is near the central horizon. Facing south from the Apollo 17 command/service module America. The sunlight strikes the ground from the left, similar to the lighting thought to be optimal for observing the features of Wallwerk. Only low, naturally occurring hills are visible.
Date	1972
Source	Arizona State University, Apollo Image Archive, Apollo Browse Gallery, Apollo 17: Mapping (Metric) Camera AS17-M-1676
Author	James Stuby based on NASA image

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