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All Roads and County Segments Sorted Alphabetically 3/11/2014 Road# Road Name From To T R Sec Jurisdiction Classification Surface Length 16 11 30 BLM Rural Local Dirt - Graded 18 11 23 Forest Service Rural Local Dirt - Graded 15 13 08 Private City Local AC 18 11 22 Private Rural Local Macadam 16 12 28 Private Rural Local Dirt - Graded 17 12 20 Private City Local Macadam 15 13 09 Private City Local AC 15 13 03 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 22 10 15 City of La Pine City Local Dirt - Graded 22 09 35 Forest Service Rural Local Cinders 15 13 09 Unknown City Local Unknown 15 13 11 Unknown Unknown Unknown 20 16 07 Unknown Rural Local Dirt - Graded 15 12 11 Private Rural Local Crushed Rock 15 10 04 Private City Local Unknown 18 11 22 Public Rural Local Macadam 19 11 31 Private Rural Local Macadam 15 13 17 Private City Local Macadam 17 12 28 Private City Local AC 15 12 14 Private Rural Local Dirt - Graded 17 12 20 Private City Local Dirt - Graded 16 12 09 Public Rural Local Dirt - Graded 20 11 05 Private Rural Local AC 15 13 20 Not Built City Local Unknown 20 11 07 Private Unknown Unknown 18 12 23 Not Built Rural Local Dirt - Graded 15 13 20 Not Built City Local Dirt - Graded 18 12 09 Not Built City Local Macadam 17 12 21 Private City Local AC 22 10 04 Other Rural Local Dirt - Graded 15 13 17 City of Redmond City Local Dirt - Graded 17 12 21 City of Bend City Local AC 15 13 28 Other City Local AC 17 12 20 City of Bend City Local Macadam Page 1 \\Road\GIS_Proj\ArcGIS_Products\Road Lists\Full List 2014 DCRD Report 2014 Sorted Alphabetically 3/11/2014 Road# Road Name From To T R Sec Jurisdiction Classification Surface Length 17 12 27 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 02265 NW 101ST LN 10 0.000 101ST ST 0.262 END BULB 15 12 04 County Rural Local Macadam 0.262 County Road Length: 0.262 02270 NW 101ST ST 10 0.000 HWY 126 0.357 NW MAPLE LN 15 12 04 County Rural Local Macadam 0.357 20 0.357 NW MAPLE LN 1.205 95TH ST 15 12 03 County Rural Local Macadam 0.848 County Road Length: 1.205 02259 NW 103RD ST 15 12 09 Public Rural Local AC 40 2.750 BEGIN 3.004 NW COYNER AVE 14 12 28 County Rural Local Macadam 0.254 County Road Length: 0.254 02261 NW 105TH CT 10 0.000 NW QUINCE AVE 0.110 END BUBBLE 15 12 04 County Rural Local Macadam 0.110 County Road Length: 0.110 02188 NW 10TH ST 15 13 09 City of Redmond City Local AC 14 13 33 City of Redmond City Collector Macadam 15 13 04 City of Redmond City Collector AC 50 2.094 REDMOND CITY LIMITS 2.375 NW PERSHALL WAY 14 13 33 County Rural Collector Macadam 0.281 70 3.500 NW GALLOWAY AVE 4.258 NW DAVIDSON AVE 14 13 21 County Rural Local Macadam 0.758 90 4.400 HWY 97 4.489 NW ODEM AVE 14 13 21 County Rural Collector AC 0.089 98 7.250 HWY 97 7.895 END PAVEMENT 14 13 04 County Rural Local Macadam 0.645 County Road Length: 1.773 02372 SW 10TH ST 15 13 16 City of Redmond City Local Dirt - Graded 15 13 09 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 06228 SE 10TH ST 15 13 15 Private City Local Macadam County Road Length: 0.000 08308 NW 10TH ST 17 12 30 City of Bend City Local AC 17 12 31 City of Bend City Local Unimproved County Road Length: 0.000 Page 2 \\Road\GIS_Proj\ArcGIS_Products\Road Lists\Full List 2014 DCRD Report 2014 Sorted Alphabetically 3/11/2014 Road# Road Name From To T R Sec Jurisdiction Classification Surface Length 08319 NE 10TH ST 17 12 33 City of Bend City Local Macadam 17 12 33 City of Bend City Arterial Macadam 17 12 33 City of Bend City Arterial AC 17 12 28 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 06293 NE 11TH AVE 15 13 10 City of Redmond City Local Unknown County Road Length: 0.000 09346 NW 11TH GREEN PL 17 12 29 Private City Local Unknown County Road Length: 0.000 08421 NE 11TH PL 17 12 28 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 02190 NW 11TH ST 14 13 21 Public Rural Local Dust Abatement 15 13 04 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 02280 NE 11TH ST 15 13 03 Public Rural Local Cinders 15 13 10 City of Redmond City Local AC 60 3.900 BEGIN 4.500 NE JUNIPER RIDGE RD 14 13 22 County Rural Local Macadam 0.600 County Road Length: 0.600 02311 11TH ST 10 0.000 HWY 97 S 0.189 SMITH ROCK WAY 14 13 21 County Urban Local Macadam 0.189 20 0.189 SMITH ROCK WAY 0.765 HWY 97 N 14 13 16 County Urban Local Macadam 0.576 County Road Length: 0.765 02371 SW 11TH ST 15 13 09 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 06488 11TH ST 15 13 04 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 08309 NW 11TH ST 17 12 31 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 Page 3 \\Road\GIS_Proj\ArcGIS_Products\Road Lists\Full List 2014 DCRD Report 2014 Sorted Alphabetically 3/11/2014 Road# Road Name From To T R Sec Jurisdiction Classification Surface Length 08320 NE 11TH ST 17 12 28 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 02448 12TH LN 10 0.000 FOSS DR 0.172 ANGUS LN 14 13 16 County Rural Local AC 0.172 County Road Length: 0.172 02210 NW 12TH ST 14 13 09 Public Rural Local Macadam 15 13 04 City of Redmond City Local AC 15 13 04 City of Redmond City Local Dirt - Graded 15 13 09 City of Redmond City Collector Dirt - Graded County Road Length: 0.000 02370 SW 12TH ST 15 13 16 City of Redmond City Local AC 15 13 09 City of Redmond City Local Dirt - Graded County Road Length: 0.000 08310 NW 12TH ST 17 12 30 City of Bend City Collector AC 17 12 31 City of Bend City Local Macadam 17 12 31 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 08333 NE 12TH ST 17 12 33 Not Built City Local Unknown 17 12 28 City of Bend City Local AC 17 12 28 City of Bend City Local Macadam County Road Length: 0.000 09308 SW 13TH PL 18 12 06 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 02182 NE 13TH ST 20 1.250 NE NEGUS WAY 1.600 CANAL 15 13 03 County Rural Local Dust Abatement 0.350 County Road Length: 0.350 02211 NW 13TH ST 15 13 04 City of Redmond City Local AC 15 13 04 City of Redmond City Local Dirt - Graded County Road Length: 0.000 Page 4 \\Road\GIS_Proj\ArcGIS_Products\Road Lists\Full List 2014 DCRD Report 2014 Sorted Alphabetically 3/11/2014 Road# Road Name From To T R Sec Jurisdiction Classification Surface Length 02369 SW 13TH ST 15 13 21 City of Redmond City Local Macadam 15 13 16 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 02426 13TH ST 14 13 16 Public Rural Local Dirt - Graded 10 0.000 F AVE 0.227 150 FT S. OF ANGUS LN 14 13 16 County Rural Local AC 0.227 20 0.227 150 FT S. OF ANGUS LN 0.485 END 14 13 16 County Rural Local AC 0.258 County Road Length: 0.485 02977 NW 13TH ST 15 13 09 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 08311 NW 13TH ST 17 12 31 Unknown City Local Unknown 17 12 31 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 08334 NE 13TH ST 17 12 28 City of Bend City Local Macadam 17 12 28 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 09307 SW 13TH ST 18 12 06 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 02368 SW 14TH ST 15 13 16 City of Redmond City Local Dirt - Graded 15 13 16 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 06065 NW 14TH ST 14 13 21 Public Rural Local Unknown County Road Length: 0.000 08312 NW 14TH ST 17 12 31 City of Bend City Local Macadam 17 12 31 City of Bend City Arterial Macadam County Road Length: 0.000 08335 NE 14TH ST 17 12 28 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 Page 5 \\Road\GIS_Proj\ArcGIS_Products\Road Lists\Full List 2014 DCRD Report 2014 Sorted Alphabetically 3/11/2014 Road# Road Name From To T R Sec Jurisdiction Classification Surface Length 08720 NE 14TH ST 17 12 33 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 02978 NW 15TH CT 15 13 09 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 06918 15TH LN 14 13 28 Public Rural Local Unknown County Road Length: 0.000 02278 15TH ST 10 0.000 C AVE 0.173 E AVE 14 13 16 County Rural Local AC 0.173 30 0.263 F AVE 0.451 END 14 13 16 County Rural Local AC 0.188 County Road Length: 0.361 02367 SW 15TH ST 15 13 16 City of Redmond City Local Dirt - Graded 15 13 16 City of Redmond City Local AC 15 13 16 City of Redmond City Collector AC 15 13 16 City of Redmond City Collector Dirt - Graded County Road Length: 0.000 02391 NW 15TH ST 15 13 04 City of Redmond City Local AC 15 13 04 City of Redmond City Local Unknown County Road Length: 0.000 03474 15TH ST 18 12 04 City of Bend City Arterial AC 18 12 09 City of Bend City Arterial Macadam County Road Length: 0.000 08314 NW 15TH ST 17 12 31 City of Bend City Local Unimproved 17 12 31 City of Bend City Local Crushed Rock 17 12 31 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 08315 SW 15TH ST 18 12 06 City of Bend City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 Page 6 \\Road\GIS_Proj\ArcGIS_Products\Road Lists\Full List 2014 DCRD Report 2014 Sorted Alphabetically 3/11/2014 Road# Road Name From To T R Sec Jurisdiction Classification Surface Length 09228 NE 15TH ST 17 12 33 City of Bend City Arterial AC 17 12 33 City of Bend City Arterial AC County Road Length: 0.000 09890 NE 15TH ST 17 12 33 City of Bend City Arterial AC County Road Length: 0.000 60042 NE 15TH ST 15 13 10 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 06621 NW 16TH CT 15 13 09 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 06542 NW 16TH PL 15 13 09 City of Redmond City Local AC County Road Length: 0.000 02279 16TH ST 14 13 16 Public Rural Local Dirt - Graded 10 0.000 C AVE 0.261 F AVE 14 13 16 County Urban Local Macadam 0.261 15 0.261 F AVE 0.484 OLD END (N OF H AVE) 14 13 16 County Urban Local AC 0.223 20 0.484 OLD END (N OF H AVE) 0.752 END 14 13 16 County Rural Local AC 0.268 County Road Length: 0.752 02366
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    Judging a Planet by its Cover: Insights into Lunar Crustal Structure and Martian Climate History from Surface Features by MASSACHUSEr rS INTrrlJTE OF TECHN CLOGY Michael M. Sori 20RE B.S. in Mathematics, B.A. in Physics L C I Duke University, 2008 LIBRA RIES Submitted to the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Planetary Science at the MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY September 2014 2014 Massachusetts Institute of Technology. All rights reserved. Signature redacted Signature of Author: Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences August 1, 2014 Signature redacted Certified by: Maria T. Zuber E. A. Griswold Professor of Geophysics & Vice President for Research Signature redacted Thesis Supervisor Accepted by: Robert D. van der Hilst Schlumberger Professor of Earth Sciences Head, Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences 2 Judging a Planet by its Cover: Insights into Lunar Crustal Structure and Martian Climate History from Surface Features By Michael M Sori Submitted to the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences on June 3, 2014, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Abstract Orbital spacecraft make observations of a planet's surface in the present day, but careful analyses of these data can yield information about deeper planetary structure and history. In this thesis, I use data sets from four orbital robotic spacecraft missions to answer longstanding questions about the crustal structure of the Moon and the climatic history of Mars. In chapter 2, I use gravity data from the Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) mission to constrain the quantity and location of hidden volcanic deposits on the Moon.