1. El-Baz F., Ghoneim E. (2007). Largest Crater Shape in the Great Sahara Revealed by Multi-Spectral Images and Radar Data // International Journal of Remote Sensing 28(2):451-458
  2. Reimold W.U., Koeberl Ch. (2014). Impact structures in Africa: A review // J. Afr. Earth. Sci. 93: 57-175.
  3. Chabou M.Ch. (2016). AN UPDATED INVENTORY OF METEORITE IMPACT STRUCTURES IN THE ARAB WORLD // Conference: First ArabGU International Conference (AIC-1) - February 17-18, 2016.At: FSTGAT-USTHB, Algiers, ALGERIA.
El-Baz and Ghoneim (2007) named this crater "Saghira", an Arabic word meaning "small", given its small diameter (2.7 km in diameter) in comparison with the so-called "Kebira" (31 km in diameter) structure (Kebira meaning big in Arabic), which had been described in the same area. Saghira is a partial ring feature 2.7 km in diameter, located 10 km north-northeast of the Oasis impact structure.


Спутниковая фотография района кратера из Google Earth.


Рельеф кратера из Wikimapia.



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