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Montes Carpatus is a mountain range that forms the southern edge of the Mare Imbrium on the Moon .. Moon. Moon. mountain. mountain. Mare Imbrium. Mare Imbrium. The selenographic coordinates of this range are 14.5 ° N , 24.4 ° W , and the formation has an overall diameter of 361 km .. They were named -LSB- when ?. by whom ? -RSB-. after the Carpathian Mountains in Central Europe .. Carpathian Mountains. Carpathian Mountains. Central Europe. Central Europe. This rugged range generally stretches from west to east .. The western end begins in the vicinity of the crater T. Mayer , although a few low ridges curve northwards towards Euler crater .. T. Mayer. T. Mayer ( crater ). Euler crater. Euler ( crater ). At the eastern extreme is a wide gap where Mare Imbrium in the north joins Mare Insularum to the south .. Mare Imbrium. Mare Imbrium. Mare Insularum. Mare Insularum. Starting at the east side of this gap are the Montes Apenninus , another mountainous range that curves up towards the northeast .. Montes Apenninus. Montes Apenninus. Most of this range consists of a series of peaks and rises , separated by valleys that have been penetrated by lava flows .. lava. lava. None of the peaks have received individual names , unless one includes Mons Vinogradov to the west of the crater Euler .. Mons Vinogradov. Mons Vinogradov. The surface to the north of the range is nearly level lunar mare , broken only by the occasional wrinkle ridge or minor impact crater .. lunar mare. lunar mare. wrinkle ridge. wrinkle ridge. The region south of the range is somewhat rougher , although still covered by lava flows .. lava. lava. About 100 kilometers south of the mountains is the well-known ray crater Copernicus , and the irregular outer ramparts of this crater stretch almost to the foothills of the Carpatus range .. Copernicus. Copernicus ( lunar crater ). Also of note is the smaller crater Gay-Lussac , which is attached to the southern part of the range .. Gay-Lussac. Gay-Lussac ( crater )