There are hundreds of impact craters found around the world, but less than 50 that are considered Large (over 20km in diameter). As an example, one of the most well-known and best preserved craters is Barringer crater in Arizona (35°2′N 111°1′W), which is just over 1km in diameter, and was created by a nickle-iron meteor, which was about 50m (54yards). This is a minuscule size compared to the large craters of the world, and in this list you can read up on the very biggest of the big. I have included coordinates, so feel free to follow along on Google earth.

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Acraman Crater

Chesapeake Bay Impact Crater

Popigai Crater

Manicouagan Crater

Chicxulub Crater

Vredefort Dome

Sudbury Basin

Kara Crater

Morokweng Crater

Puchezh-Katunki