Nar Crater. This impressive crater that stretches well across the width of the high-rise camera's footprint is notable for its sharp rim and steep walls. There are also some interesting features on the crater floor, not to mention the ejecta blanket, the material surrounding the crater as a result of the original impact. In fact, when viewing this area with other images that have a wider range of view than high-rise, the ejecta blankets for the craters located here take on the appearance of a flower. This pattern of ejecta is common with Martian craters. The distinct sharp ends to the flower-shaped ejecta has led many scientists to suggest that water and ice were engulfed in the ejecta as it was thrown from the crater. The crater is named after a town in Egypt.