Table 2. Large PSRs evaluated in this work

Name	Latitude1)	Longitude1)	Crater diameter (km)	PSR Size (km)	Depth/Diameter
Amundsen	–83.679	91.434	103	31 × 23	0.035
Brill	–88.325	266.245	17	21 × 17	0.090
Cabeus (1)	–84.479	315.814	101	28 × 19	0.040
Cabeus (2)	–84.590	312.000	101	28 × 19	0.040
Cabeus B	–81.766	305.738	60	24 × 22	0.062
Faustini	–87.039	84.691	42	30 × 29	0.066
Fibiger	86.119	37.504	21	13 × 12	0.057
Haworth	–87.558	358.227	51	36 × 35	0.061
Hermite	84.805	250.165	109	22 × 21	0.032
Hermite A	87.973	310.700	20	17 × 16	0.145
Hinshelwood	89.381	311.760	13	9 × 9	0.084
Idelson L	–83.971	119.469	28	21 × 20	0.096
Lovelace	81.678	250.658	57	24 × 20	0.069
Lovelace E	81.972	263.224	22	14 × 13	0.125
Nansen F	84.394	61.189	62	23 × 19	0.038
Roz. K	81.998	213.107	43	25 × 18	0.084
Roz. U	84.640	153.572	44	24 × 23	0.069
Scott E	–81.008	35.859	29	16 × 14	0.096
Shackleton	–89.680	127.260	21	17 × 17	0.187
Shoemaker	–88.225	46.372	52	38 × 35	0.063
Slater	–88.153	113.408	25	21 × 14	0.044
Spudis	–89.550	278.030	13	8 × 8	0.102
Stose	–86.413	31.907	17	13 × 12	0.134
Sverdrup	–88.213	215.301	33	35 × 23	0.055
Sylvester	82.222	277.000	59	25 × 18	0.060
Sylvester N	82.417	291.146	20	14 × 14	0.190
Weichert J	–85.213	183.506	35	23 × 20	0.090
Whipple	89.095	121.046	15	12 × 9	0.184

Latitude and longitude are for target point, not center of crater.
PSR, permanently shadowed region; Roz, Rozhdestvenskiy.