This image shows an impact crater with a diameter of approximately 2 kilometers located in the Coloe Fossae region of Mars.
It is partially filled with a sediment flow that has breached the south rim and continues northwards for approximately 4 kilometers before abruptly terminating in a rounded lobe of blocky material.
Photo credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona
Note: For more information, see PIA17672: Breached Rim of a Circular Depression.
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