Talk:Labou Vallis
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The etymology requires some explanation, as the modern French word for the planet Mars is Mars. I was guessing some Celtic/Gallic deity identified with Mars, but I haven't been able to turn up a good answer. (There's Lenus Mars...?)
The given explanation is taken from a USGS page, (which also confirms my suspicion that Carl Sagan was involved!) []
The "stub" etymology is repeated on this page: List of valles on Mars
--mkmori
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