English: Mariner 10 image showing scarps in the southeast Tir Planitia region of Mercury. These scarps may be volcanic flow features or compressional faults. This image was taken during the first flyby. North is up, the scarps trend from southwest to northeast. The frame is about 130 km across. (Mariner 10, Atlas of Mercury, Fig. 8-10). The mission image number is 0000062.
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{{Information |Description={{en|Mariner 10 image showing scarps in the southeast Tir Planitia region of Mercury. These scarps may be volcanic flow features or compressional faults. This image was taken during the first flyby. North is up, the scarps trend
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