The HRSC obtained this image on 23 November 2004 during orbit 1089 with a ground resolution of approximately 11 metres per pixel. The image is centred at 17.5° North and 230.5° East.


 
This map shows where the images of the eastern scarp of Olympus Mons are located, at an area centred at 17.5° North and 230.5° East.


 
The HRSC on ESA's Mars Express obtained this colour view on 23 November 2004 during orbit 1089 with a ground resolution of approximately 11 metres per pixel. The image is centred at 17.5° North and 230.5° East. The scarp is up to six kilometres high in places.


 
The HRSC on ESA's Mars Express obtained this image on 23 November 2004 during orbit 1089 with a ground resolution of approximately 11 metres per pixel. The image is centred at 17.5° North and 230.5° East. The scarp is up to six kilometres high in places.


 
The HRSC on ESA's Mars Express obtained this 3D anaglyph image on 23 November 2004 during orbit 1089 with a ground resolution of approximately 11 metres per pixel. The image is centred at 17.5° North and 230.5° East. The scarp is up to six kilometres high in places.


 
The HRSC on ESA's Mars Express obtained this perspective view on 23 November 2004 during orbit 1089 with a ground resolution of approximately 11 metres per pixel. The image is centred at 17.5° North and 230.5° East. This view is looking west. The scarp is up to six kilometres high in places.



Release date: 17 March 2006