Apollo Landing Details

Apollo 11	Sunday, July 20, 1969 3:18 PM CDT Landing site: 0.7°N 24.3°E in Mare Tranquillitatis about 40 km NW of crater Moltke Lunar phase day =6.29 Lunar age angle = 70.62 Right ascension = 12h 29m Declination = -4.57° Julian Day #2440423.39
Apollo 12	Wednesday, November 19, 1969 12:55 PM CST Landing site: 3.2°S 23.4°W in Oceanus Procellarum Lunar phase day = 9.86 Lunar age angle = 129.65° Right ascension = 0h 22m Declination = 4.29° Julian Day #2440545.29
Apollo 13	Wednesday, April 15, 1970 approx 6:30 PM CST Landing site: 3.7°S 17.5W north of Fra Mauro crater Lunar phase day = 9.86 Lunar age angle = 115.52 deg Right ascension = 9h 36m Declination = 15.97° Julian Day #2440692.52
Apollo 14	February 5, 1971 3:17 AM CST Alan B. Shepard, Jr., Stuart A. Roosa, Edgar D. Mitchell LM: Shepard, Mitchell Landing site: 3.7°S 17.5W north of Fra Mauro crater, 10 to 20 yards short of the planned landing site Lunar phase day = 9.42 Lunar age angle = 123.96 deg Right ascension = 5h 14m Declination = 27.68° Julian Day #2440987.89
Apollo 15	Friday, July 30, 1971 5:16PM CDT David R. Scott, Alfred M. Worden, James B. Irwin LM: Scott, Irwin Landing site: 26.1°N 3.7°N in the Hadley-Appenine region Lunar phase day 8.58 Lunar age angle 95.70 Right ascension = 14h 34m Declination = -20.58° Julian Day #2441163.47
Apollo 16	April 20, 1972 8:23 PM CST John W. Young, Thomas L. Mattingly II, Charles M. Duke, Jr. LM: Young and Duke Landing site: 9°S 15.5°E in the central lunar highlands near Descartes Crater Lunar phase day 7.20 Lunar age angle 96.25° Right ascension = 8h 38m Declination = 17.87° Julian Day #2441428.56
Apollo 17	December 11, 1972 1:55 PM CST Eugene A. Cernan, Ronald E. Evans, Harrison H. Schmitt LM: Cernan and Schmitt Landing site: 20.2°N 30.8°E near the southeastern rim of Serentatis Basin, the Taurus-Littrow Valley Lunar phase day 5.93 Lunar age angle 66.33° Right ascension = 21h 48m Declination = -9.86° Julian Day #2441663.29

References:

• NASA SP-4009, The Apollo Spacecraft: A Chronology, Volume IV; Scientific and Technical Information Office, National Aeronautics and Space Administration; Washington, D.C. 1978
• Lunar sourcebook: a user's guide to the moon, edited by Grant H. Heiken, David T. Vaniman, and Bevan M. French; Cambridge University Press 1991; ISBN 0-521-33444-6
• Lunar Ephemeris program for Macintosh by Warren Anderson, freeware available from info-mac archives
• Starry Night astronomy program for Macintosh by Peter Hanson, et al., shareware available from Sienna Software. Starry Night is also available from the info-mac archive referenced above.
• Personal interview with John Carl c. 1982
• Lost Moon: The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13 by Jim Lovell and Jeffrey Kluger, Houghton Mifflin, 1994. (I used a note from news broadcasts reported in this book to estimate the intended landing time for Apollo 13. The original mission plan is not listed in any of the above references.)