This area of the Moon is thickly blanketed with ejecta from nearby Mare Orientale making large craters difficult to recognize unless the Sun is very low. Lagrange is in the center of this view with its IAU position and diameter represented by the large circle. The actual depression seems considerably smaller and somewhat displaced to the southeast. On the west, the second largest circle represents 130-km diameter Lagrange R, which partially overlays Lagrange. In the lower right corner, the IAU circle marks the rim of 134-km Piazzi.