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Abstract On Mars, a relatively pure water ice layer lies beneath several centimeters of dry-soil at midlatitudes. Its widespread presence poleward of 60° latitude was detected by remote neutron spectroscopy. Recent observations of exposed ice indicate that the near-surface ice layer extends to 35° latitude and exhibits pronounced spatial structure. However, previous models did not capture the observed spatial structure of the midlatitude ice layer.
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