Guilbert is a small 25.5 km diameter impact crater on the surface of Venus. It has a continuous ejecta radius of 16.3 km, and a wall width of 2.5 km.
Its name derives after Yvette Guilbert. It was accepted by the IAU in the year 1991.
Surrounding geology
The physical environment immediately surrounding the crater includes: Lhamo Tessera, a remnant of an ancient tessera plateau (a complex ridged terrain experiencing intense multi-directional deformation). Eithinoha Corona, a large (400 km in diameter) circular structure categorized as a corona (a near-circular volcanotectonic feature). Hsueh T'ao Crater, a young, mid-size impact crater to the north.
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