BRIEF DESCRIPTION
The South Pole of the Moon lies in the center of the bottom edge of the Section. Observation of the area close to the pole is very difficult and some parts are constantly hidden behind hills and crater walls. Space probes have yet to map this region in detail. Refer to your copy of the Antonin Rukl lunar atlas chart, page 173.

Full Moon Anaglyph

EARTH BASED TELESCOPIC IMAGES:
Consolidated Lunar Atlas: http://cass.jsc.nasa.gov/research/cla/menu.html
Image - Clavius (Sussenbach)
Image - Clavius (Legault)
Image - Clavius, Tycho & the south pole (Legault)
Image - Clavius #1 (Therin)
Image - Clavius #2 (Therin)
Image - Clavius & Maginus (Ferreira)
Image - Clavius (Zerbe)
Image - Maginus (Poyet)
Image - Maginus (Ferreira) 
Image - Moretus (Sussenbach)
Image - Moretus, mosaic (Poyet)
Image - Moretus (Ferreira)

LUNAR ORBITER IMAGES: 
Digital Orbiter Photographic Atlas of the Moon: http://cass.jsc.nasa.gov/research/lunar_orbiter/
Amundsen, 105 km
Cabeus, 98 km
Curtius, 95 km
Cysatus, 49 km
Deluc, 47 km
Gruemberger, 94 km
Heraclitus, 90 km
Lilius, 61 km
Maginus, 163 km
Malapert, 69 km
Moretus, 114 km
Newton, 79 km
Pentland, 56 km
Short, 71 km
Simpelius, 70 km
Zach, 71 km 

APOLLO IMAGES:
Apollo Image Atlas: http://cass.jsc.nasa.gov/research/apollo/index.html