Harden - on the floor of Mendeleev

Lat: 5.44°N, Long: 143.84°E, Diam: 15.71 km, Depth: 2.75 km, Rükl: (farside)

Images

Although the LPI has no search list for orbital Apollo photographs which show crater Harden, it was photographed during several missions of project Apollo!- DannyCaes Jan 10, 2010
The typical bowl/cone-shape of crater Harden is noticeable on Apollo 16's orbital ITEK-panoramic frame AS16-P-4193. Harden was captured a little bit to the left of the frame's centre.
Harden's partially illuminated interior and sunlit eastern inner slopes were captured on Apollo 16's ITEK-frames AS16-P-4757 and AS16-P-4762. Harden is seen on the "left half" of both frames.
A small mountain located slightly westward of Harden was captured on Apollo 16's ITEK-frame AS16-P-4761. Note the shallow depression at the summit!
Another look at this mountain is Apollo 16's ITEK-frame AS16-P-4932.
Research Apollo 16's orbital ITEK-panoramic frames: Danny Caes

(LAC zone 66C1) LTO map

Named for Sir Arthur Harden (1865-1940), a British chemist and Nobel laureate.
The small mount immediately west of Harden is unofficially called Mons Harden (or Mount Harden) by D.Caes.