For over a day now I've been trying to look up the specific orbital range of the asteroid belt only to get lost in wiki binges.
On a related note, did you know we, human beings who have never made it further than our own moon, have this super-detailed map of the second-biggest asteroid in our solar system, chock full of named features?
Meet Vesta:
Meanwhile, because space is weird and distances can be absurd, this is the very best picture we have of the most massive dwarf planet in our solar system, Eris, and its moon: