Morvan

(2001 SW115 )

NOW @ 20 CAN 43

Inclination: 1.676

Eccentricity: 0.062

Period: 4.258 years

AU 2.627

Type: 0000

Discovery Chart

20.9.2001 00:00 Le Creusot 24e45 59n26 observations 1

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The Morvan massif is the northern part of the Massif Central mountains in France. The name Morvan comes from a Celtic expression meaning “black mountain”, due to the forests that cover it. The highest summit is the Haut Folin (902 m).

Discovered on 20-9-2001 in Le Creusot by Merlin, J.-C.
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