J-13 / QUADRANT BRAVO
The revised location.
A clearer view.
Explore the reconstructed 22-column × 23-row subdivision, select a parcel, or inspect the seven proposed districts. Geography is provisional; architecture is conceptual.
Coordinate grid only — no terrain layer. Drag to pan; scroll or use controls to zoom. Select any numbered parcel with a pointer; use the property field for keyboard selection.
What this map represents
The terrain view uses the owner-supplied ACT/LROC screenshot. Its boundary and lot overlays are manually traced from visible cyan outlines; they are approximate image positions, not a coordinate transformation. Screenshot resolution limits close-up detail. Numerical coordinates in the panel come from the separate reconstruction, not from this screenshot.
The property view uses a provisional 3⅓° quadrant and 22 × 23 grid. Bravo is modelled at the northern middle of J-13 (40–50°E, 20–30°S). Parcel numbering runs west to east, then north to south. The grid contains 506 positions; the original calculator accepts property numbers 1–500. This page limits lookup accordingly.
Areas use a spherical Moon with radius 1,737.4 km. Calculated area and advertised deed acreage are deliberately shown separately. The original 4° deed references differ from this model. These are reconstructed coordinates, not surveyed or legally recognised property boundaries.
The settlement view is a labelled concept poster, not a georeferenced terrain map. District outlines and facility positions are illustrative. Nine recorded terrain samples do not establish continuous topography; their original point coordinates are not available in this package.
Credit: Mapping conventions adapted from the Lunar Embassy’s lunar parcel calculator. This independent implementation may contain mistakes. The best reference for the original calculator is the Lunar Embassy Luna Program ↗. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.