| Feature Name | Latitude | Longitude | Diameter (km) | Origin |
|---|
| Aitchison Patera | -16.7 | -10.6 | 28 | Alison; American geographer. |
| Anning Paterae | 66.5 | 57.8 | 0 | Mary; English paleontologist (1799-1847). |
| Anthony Patera | 48.2 | 32.6 | 70 | Susan B.; American suffrage leader (1820-1906). |
| Apgar Patera | 43.1 | 83.8 | 126 | Virginia; American doctor (1909-1974). |
| [Aspasia Patera] | 56.4 | -171 | 200 | One of most outstanding women of ancient Greece (c. 470-429 B.C.). Name changed to Aspasia Corona. |
| Ayrton Patera | 6 | -132.7 | 85 | Hertha M.; English physicist (1854-1923). |
| [Ba'het Patera] | 48.4 | 0.1 | 145 | Egyptian who defeated Portugese. Changed to Ba'het Corona. |
| Bakhtadze Patera | 45.5 | -140.5 | 50 | Kseniya; Georgian tea genetist (1899-1978). |
| Barnes Patera | -15.5 | -130.8 | 15 | Florence Lowe "Pancho"; American aviatrix (1901-1975). |
| Bers Patera | -66.7 | -177 | 17 | Sofya Andreyevna (Tolstaya); wife and copyist for Leo Tolstoy (1844-1919). |
| Bethune Patera | 46.5 | -38.7 | 94 | Mary; American educator (1875-1955). |
| Boadicea Paterae | 56.6 | 96.5 | 220 | (Boudicca); queen and heroine of Iceni (English Celtic tribe) (d. A.D. 62). |
| Bremer Patera | 66.8 | 63.7 | 91 | Frederika; Swedish writer, reformer, feminist (1801-1865). |
| [Carriera Patera] | 48.6 | 48.8 | 97 | Rosalba; Italian portrait painter (1675-1757). |
| [Cassatt Patera] | 65.6 | -152.3 | 152.1 | Mary; American Impressionist painter (1844-1926). Name changed to Cassatt Corona. |
| [Cavell Patera] | 37.9 | 18.7 | 76 | Edith; British nurse, heroine (1865-1915). (Changed to Cavell Corona.) |
| Cherskaya Patera | -5.2 | -127.5 | 85 | Mavra Pavlovna; Russian explorer of E. Siberia, wife of Ivan Chersky (c.1850-c. 1900). |
| [Cleopatra Patera] | 66 | 6.9 | 119 | Egyptian queen c. 69-30 B.C. Changed to Cleopatra as crater name. |
| Colette Patera | 66.3 | -37.2 | 149 | Claudine; French novelist (1873-1954). |
| [Corday Patera] | 62.7 | 40.2 | 135 | Charlotte; French patriot (1768-1798). |
| Darclee Patera | -37.4 | -96.2 | 15 | Hariclea; Romanian soprano singer (1860-1939). |
| Davies Patera | 47.2 | -90.7 | 93 | Emily Sarah; British educator; college founder (1830-1921). |
| Destinnova Patera | -31.5 | -109.8 | 15 | Ema (pseudonym of Emilia Kittlova); Bohemian/Czech singer, also known as Emmy Destinn (1878-1930). |
| Dietrich Patera | -5.3 | -124.7 | 100 | Marlene (Maria Magdalena von Losch); German-born American actress (1901-1992). |
| Dutrieu Patera | 33.8 | -161.5 | 80 | Helene; Belgian/French pioneer aviatrix (1877-1961). |
| Eliot Patera | 39.1 | 79 | 116 | George; (Mary Ann Evans) English writer (1819-1880). |
| Fedchenko Patera | -24 | -133.5 | 75 | Olga; Russian botanist, explorer of Central Asia (1845-1921). |
| Fedosova Patera | 45 | 171.8 | 24 | Irina; Russian folk poet (1831-1899). Changed from Fedosova crater. |
| Garbo Patera | 1.5 | -101.8 | 75 | Greta Gustafsson; Swedish-born American actress (1905-1990). |
| Garland Patera | 32.7 | -153.2 | 45 | Judy; American singer and actress (1922-1969). |
| Graham Patera | -6 | 6 | 75 | Martha; American dancer, choreographer (1894-1991). Name changed from Graham crater. |
| Grizodubova Patera | 16.7 | -60.4 | 50 | Valentina; Soviet aviatrix (1910-1993). |
| Hatshepsut Patera | 28.1 | 64.5 | 118 | Egyptian pharoah (1479 B.C.). |
| Hiei Chu Patera | 48.2 | 97.4 | 139 | Chinese, converted silk worm product into thread and material (2698 B.C.). |
| Hroswitha Patera | 35.8 | 34.8 | 163 | German writer (c. A.D. 935-975). |
| Izumi Patera | 50 | -166.4 | 74 | Sikibu; Japanese writer (974-1036). |
| Jaszai Patera | 32 | -55 | 70 | Mary; Hungarian actress (1850-1926). |
| Jotuni Patera | -6.5 | -146 | 100 | Maria; Finnish writer (1880-1943). |
| Keller Patera | 45 | -86 | 69 | Helen; blind and deaf American writer (1880-1968). |
| Kottauer Patera | 36.7 | 39.6 | 136 | Helena; Austrian historical writer (1410-1471). |
| Kupo Patera | -41.9 | -164.5 | 100 | Irena; Israelite astronomer (1929-1978). |
| Kvasha Patera | -9.5 | 69 | 50 | Lidiya; Soviet mineralogist, meteorite researcher (1909-1977). |
| Labe Patera | 52.1 | -86.9 | 83 | Louise Charlin Perrin; French poet (1524-1566). |
| Ledoux Patera | -9.2 | -135.2 | 75 | Jeanne; French artist (1767- 1840). |
| Libby Patera | -34.5 | -160.5 | 90 | Leona Woods Marshall; American chemist and physicist (1919-1986). |
| Malibran Patera | -18.4 | -135.4 | 60 | Maria Felicia Garcia; Spanish/French singer (1808-1836), sister of Pauline Viardot-Garcia (see Viardot Patera). |
| Malintzin Patera | 57 | 81.5 | 60 | (Malina); Aztec Indian guide, interpreter (1501-1550). |
| Mansfield Patera | 29.5 | -132.5 | 80 | Cathrin (Cathleen Beauchamp); New Zealand writer (1888-1923). |
| Mehseti Patera | 16 | -49 | 60 | Ganjevi; Azeri/Persian poetess (c. 1050-c. 1100). |
| Mezrina Patera | -33.3 | 68.8 | 60 | Anna; Russian clay toy sculptor (1853-1938). |
| Mikhaylova Patera | -26.8 | -11.8 | 70 | Dariya (better known as Dasha of Sevastopol); Russian nurse (c. 1830-c. 1915). |
| Nikolaeva Patera | 33.9 | -92.5 | 100 | Olga V.; Russian planetologist/geochemist (1941-2000). |
| Nordenflycht Patera | -35 | -94 | 140 | Hedwig; Swedish poetess (1718-1763). |
| [Nzingha Patera] | 68.7 | -154.3 | 85.5 | (Ann Zingha) queen, head of Amazon band (1582-1663). Name changed to Nzingha Corona. |
| Panina Patera | -13 | -50.2 | 50 | Varya; Gypsy/Russian singer (1872-1911). |
| Payne-Gaposchkin Patera | -25.5 | -164 | 100 | Cecilia Helena; American astronomer (1900-1979). |
| Pchilka Patera | 26.5 | -126 | 100 | Olena (Olga Kosach); Ukrainian writer and ethnographer (1849-1930). |
| Pocahontas Patera | 64.9 | 49.4 | 78 | Powhatan Indian peacemaker (1595-1617). |
| Raskova Paterae | -51 | -137.2 | 80 | Marina M.; Russian aviator (1912-1943). |
| Razia Patera | 46.2 | -162.2 | 157 | Queen of Delhi Sultanate (India) (1236-1240). |
| Rogneda Patera | -2.8 | -139.5 | 120 | Gorislava; E. Slavic princess, wife of Vladimir 'The Red Sun', duke of Kiev,
mother of Yaroslav 'The Wise', grand duke of Kiev (c. 950-1000). |
| Sacajawea Patera | 64.3 | -24.6 | 233 | Shoshoni Indian woman who served as an interpreter for the Lewis & Clark expedition (1786-1812). |
| Sachs Patera | 49.1 | -25.8 | 65 | Nelly; German-born Swedish playwright, poet (1891-1970). |
| [Sand Patera] | 41.7 | 15.5 | 181 | George (Aurore Dupin); French novelist (1804-1876). Name changed to Sand Corona. |
| Sappho Patera | 14.1 | 16.5 | 225 | Lyric poetess, Lesbos, Asia Minor (fl. between 160-580 B.C.). |
| [Schumann-Heink Patera] | 74.3 | -145.5 | 121.7 | Ernestine; German singer (1861-1936). Name changed to Schumann-Heink Corona. |
| Serova Patera | 20 | -113 | 60 | Valentina (Polovikova); Soviet actress (1918-1975). |
| Shelikhova Patera | -75.7 | 162.5 | 60 | Natalia; Russian explorer of Alaska (c. 1750-c. 1800). |
| Shulzhenko Patera | 6.5 | -95.5 | 60 | Klavdiya; Soviet singer (1906-1984). |
| Siddons Patera | 61.6 | -19.4 | 47 | Sarah; English actress (1755-1831). |
| Stopes Patera | 42.6 | 46.5 | 169 | Marie; English paleontologist (1880-1959). |
| Tarbell Patera | -58.2 | -8.5 | 80 | Ida; American author, editor (1857-1944). |
| Teasdale Patera | -67.6 | -170.9 | 75 | Sara; American poet (1884- 1933). |
| Tenisheva Patera | -1.4 | -105.2 | 80 | Mariya; Russian painter and art collector (1867-1928). |
| Tey Patera | -17.8 | -10.9 | 20 | Josephine; Scottish author (1897-1952). |
| [Theodora Patera] | 23 | -80 | 0 | Famous Byzantine woman. Feature resolved to be part of chasma. |
| Tipporah Patera | 38.9 | 43 | 99 | Hebrew medical scholar (1500 B.C.). |
| [Tituba Patera] | 42.4 | -145.3 | 163 | Nurse who started Salem witch hunt (c. 1692). Name changed to Tituba Corona. |
| [Trotula Patera] | 41.3 | 18.9 | 146 | Italian physician (A.D. 1097). Name changed to Trotula Corona. |
| Viardot Patera | -7 | -105.7 | 55 | (Viardot-Garcia) Pauline; French singer and composer (1821-1910). |
| Vibert-Douglas Patera | -11.6 | -165.7 | 45 | Allie; Canadian astronomer (1894-1988). |
| Villepreux-Power Patera | -22 | -150 | 100 | Jeannette; French marine biologist (1794-1871). |
| Vovchok Patera | -38 | -50 | 80 | Marko (Mariya Vilinskaya-Markovich); Ukrainian/Russian writer (1833-1907). |
| Wilde Patera | -21.3 | -93.7 | 75 | Lady Jane Francesca; Irish poet (1821-1891). |
| [Woodhull Patera] | 37.4 | -54.6 | 83 | Victoria; American-English lecturer (1838-1927). |
| [Yaroslavna Patera] | 38.8 | 21.2 | 112 | Russian, wife of Prince Igor; patiently awaited his return from captivity (12th cent). Changed to Yaroslavna Corona. |
| Zemaite Patera | -35 | -97 | 60 | Julia; Lithuanian writer (1845-1921). |
