Montes

• Atira Mons - Pawnee wife of great spirit Tirawa
• Awenhai Mons - Mohawk/Iroquois fertility goddess
• Dzalarhons Mons - Haida volcano goddess
• Kokyanwuti Mons - Hopi earth goddess/ spider woman
• Laka Mons - Hawaiian uncultivated goddess
• Loo-wit Mons - Multnomah/Klickitat volcano goddess (Mt. St. Helens)
• Mem Loimis Mons - Wintun goddess
• Nahas-tsan Mons - Navajo mother earth
• Nayunuwi Mons - Cherokee stone clad monster
• Nokomis Montes - Algonquin earth mother
• Ongwuti Mons - Hopi salt-woman deity
• Pahto Mons - Yakima/Klickitat mountain goddess
• Polik-mana Mons - Hopi butterfly maiden
• Ptesanwi Mons - Lakota white buffalo woman
• Rhpisunt Mons - Haida bear mother deity
• Sakwapmana Mons - Hopi maiden of blue corn
• Talakin Mons - Navajo goddess
• Uresete Mons - Keresan Pueblo ancester goddess
• Uti Hiata Mons - Pawnee mother corn deity
• Yolkai-Estsan Mons - Navaho mythological deity
• Yunya-mana Mons - Hopi prickly pear cacus maiden

Coronae 

• Atahensik Corona - Huron/Iroquois goddess/creator of the sun and moon
• Atse Estsan Corona - Navajo fertility goddess
• Cassatt Corona - Mary Cassatt, artist
• Deohako Corona - Iroquois spirit of crops
• Earhart Corona - Amelia Earhart, aviator
• Eithinoha Corona - Iroquois earth goddess
• H'uraru Corona - Pawnee earth mother
• Iyatik Corona - Keresan Pueblo corn mother 
• Lalohonua Corona - The first woman in Hawaiian mythology 
• Ludjatako Corona - Creek giant turtle deity
• Naotsete Corona -Keresan Pueblo ancestor goddess 
• Onatah Corona - Iroquois corn spirit
• Onenhste Corona - Mohawk/Iroquois corn maiden
• Selu Corona - Cherokee corn goddess
• Tacoma Corona - Salish/Puyallup/Salish earth goddess
• Takus Mana Corona - Hopi fertility goddess
• Tituba Corona - Tituba, nurse who started Salem witch hunt
• Tumas Corona - Hopi fertility goddess
• Tunehakwe Corona - Onondaga/Iroquois deity of crops
• Utset Corona - Zia first mother

Chasma

• Geyaguga Chasma - Cherokee moon deity
• Hanghepiwi Chasma - Dakota name for moon/night
• Hina Chasma - Hawaiian moon goddess
• Kokomikeis Chasma - Blackfoot/Algonquin moon goddess
• Tsects Chasma- Haida friendly spirit of the forest underworld

Dorsa

• Ahsonnutli Dorsa - Navajo spirit of light/sky
• Amitolane Dorsa - Zuni name for rainbow
• Anpao Dorsa - Dakota name of the dawn
• Naatse-elit Dorsa - Navajo rainbow goddess
• Norwan Dorsa - Wintun light goddess
• Nuvakchin Dorsa - Hopi snow maiden
• Tikoiwuti Dorsa - Hopi goddess of darkness
• Tukwunag Dorsa - Hopi cumulus cloud maiden
• Unelanuhi Dorsa - Cherokee sun goddess
• Wala Dorsa - Fox name of the dawn

Fluctus

• Koti Fluctus - Creek water frog and helpful spirit
• Neago Fluctus - Seneca goddess of silence
• Uilata Fluctus - Cherokee stone-clad female monster

Linae

• Kalaipahoa Linea - Hawaiian war goddess

Tholi

• Neegyauks Tholus - Tlingit volcano woman and frog princess
• Nipa Tholus - Algonquin moon goddess
• Wohpe Tholus - Lakota goddess of order, beauty, and happiness

Planitia 

• Nuptadi Planitia - Mandan folk heroine with a magic shell robe

Regio

• Dsonkwa Regio - Kwakiutt NW coast forest giantess

Tesserae

• Chimon-mana Tessera - Hopi goddess of insane
• Haasttse-baas Tessera - Navajo good health goddess
• Pasom-mana Tesserae - Hopi goddess of dreams and the insane 

Vallis

• Apisuahts Vallis - Blackfoot/Algonquin name for the planet Venus
• Gendenwitha Vallis - Iroquois for Venus
• Hoku-ao Vallis - Hawaiian for Venus
• Laidamlulum Vallis - Maidu for morning Venus

Craters

• Addams - Jane Addams, social reformer & pragmatist
• Akeley - Delia Akeley, explorer
• Alcott - Louisa May Alcott, author
• Baker - Josephine Baker, dancer
• Balch - Emily Balch, American economist & Nobel laureate
• Barrymore - Ethyl Barrymore, actress
• Barton - Clara Barton, Red Cross founder
• Bascom - Florence Bascom, geologist
• Beecher - Catharine Beecher, author
• Bender - Heidi Julia Bender, child author & artist
• Bickerdyke - Mary Bickerdyke, nurse
• Bly - Nellie Bly, journalist 
• Bonnin - Gertrude Bonnin, Dakota reformer
• Bourke-White - Margaret Bourke-White, photojournalist
• Boyd - Louise Boyd, explorer
• Bradstreet - Anne Bradstreet, poet
• Buck - Pearl S. Buck, writer
• Caldwell - Taylor Caldwell, author
• Callas - Maria Callas, singer
• Carson - Rachel Carson, biologist
• Carter - Maybelle Carter, singer 
• Cather - Willa Cather, novelist
• Chapelle - Georgette Chapelle, journalist
• Christie - Agatha Christie, author
• Cline - Patsy Cline, singer
• Cochran - Jacqueline Cochran, aviator
• Danilova - Maria Danilova, Russian-American ballerina
• Datsolalee - Washo Indian artist, basket maker
• De Witt - Lydia De Witt, pathologist
• Deloria - Ella Deloria, Sioux anthropologist 
• Dickinson - Emily Dickinson, poet
• Dix - Dorothea Dix, social activist
• Duncan - Isadora Duncan, dancer
• Durant - Ariel Durant, writer
• Edinger - Tilly Edinger, geologist
• Ferber - Edna Ferber, author
• Fossey - Dian Fossey, zoologist & conservationist
• Glaspell - Susa Glaspell, playwright & novelist
• Grimke - Sarah Grimke, abolishionist
• Hansberry - Lorraine Hansberry, playwright
• Hapei - Cheyenne name
• Hellman - Lillian Hellman, playwright & author
• Higgins - Marguerite Higgins, journalist
• Holiday - Billie, jazz great
• Howe - Julia Howe, biographer & poet
• Hull - Peggy Hull, war correspondent
• Hurston - Zola Hurston, writer & anthropologist 
• Jennifer - my name
• Kaikilani  - first female ruler of Hawaii
• Kelea - Maui chieftess
• Laulani - Hawaiian name
• Lazarus - Emma Lazarus, poet
• Leonard - Wrexie Leonard, P. Lowell's assistant
• Lockwood - Belva Lockwood, lawyer & feminist
• Lyon - Mary Lyon, educator & college president
• Machina - Hawaiian name
• Makola - Hawaiian name  
• Maltby - Margaret Maltby, physicist
• Millay - Edna St. Vincent, poet
• Miovasu - Cheyenne name
• Mowatt - Anna Cora, ac
• Nakai - Cheyenne name  
• Nevelson - Louise Nevelson, artist
• O'Keeffe - Georgia O'Keeffe, artist & muse
• Oivit - Cheyenne name
• Oma - Sioux name
• Peck - Annie Peck, mountaineer & educator
• Pena - Tonita Pena, Pueblo artist
• Ponselle - Rosa Ponselle, opera singer
• Quimby - Harriet Quimby, aviator
• Rand - Ayn Rand, writer
• Sanger - Margaret Sanger,  medical researcher
• Stanton - Elizabeth C. Stanton, suffragist
• Stein - Gertrude Stein, writer
• Stowe - Harriet B. Stowe, novelist
• Sullivan - Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller's teacher
• Taussig - heart researcher & pediatrician 
• Thomas - Martha Thomas, college president
• Toklas - Alice Toklas, art patron & writer
• Truth - Sojourner Truth, abolitionist
• Tubman - Harriet Tubman, abolitionist   
• Warren - Mercy Warren, colonial poet, playwright, & historian
• Wharton - Edith Wharton, writer
• Wheatley - Phillis Wheatley, first major black, American writer 
• Whiting - Sarah Whiting, physicist
• Whitney - Mary Whitney, astronomer
• Wilder - Laura Ingalls Wilder, author
• Willard - Emma Willard, educator
• Winnemucca - Sarah Winnemucca, Piutr interpreter & activist
• Workman - Fanny Workman, mountaineer & author
• Yale - Caroline Yale, educator of the deaf

Patera

• Aitchison - Alison Aitchison, geographer
• Anthony - Susan B. Anthony, suffragist
• Apgar - Virginia Apgar, doctor
• Barnes - Florence Lowe "Pancho" Barnes, aviatrix 
• Bethune - Mary Bethune, educator
• Dietrich - Marlene Dietrich, actress
• Garbo - Greta Garbo, actress 
• Garland - Judy Garland, singer & actress
• Graham - Martha Graham, dancer & choreographer
• Keller - Helen Keller, blind and deaf writer
• Libby - Leona Woods Marshall Libby, chemist & physicist
• Payne-Gaposchkin - Cecilia Helena Payne-Gaposchkin, astronomer
• Sacajawea - Shoshone interpreter for the Lewis and Clark expedition
• Tarbell - Ida Tarbell, author & editor
• Teasdale - Sarah Teasdale, poet