The surviving rim of Fra Mauro is heavily worn, with incisions from past impacts and openings in the north and east walls.
The rim is the most prominent in the southeast, where it shares a wall with Parry.
The remainder consists of little more than low, irregular ridges.
The maximum elevation of the outer rim is 0.7 km.

The floor of this formation has been covered by basaltic lava.
This surface is almost divided by clefts running from the north and south rims.
There is no central peak, although the tiny crater Fra Mauro E lies at almost the midpoint of the formation.
The surviving rim of Fra Mauro is heavily worn, with incisions from past impacts and openings in the north and east walls. The rim is the most prominent in the southeast, where it shares a wall with Parry. The remainder consists of little more than low, irregular ridges. The maximum elevation of the outer rim is 0.7 km.
The floor of this formation has been covered by basaltic lava. This surface is almost divided by clefts running from the north and south rims. There is no central peak, although the tiny crater Fra Mauro E lies at almost the midpoint of the formation.
Fra Mauro (crater)