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The traverses undertaken by Dave Scott and Jim Irwin during Apollo 15. U.S. Defense Mapping Agency Sheet 41B4S4 which in turn, is derived from Pan Camera frames 9370 and 9377. Scan by Robin Wheeler. Has been cropped by uploader.

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