"Of the 21 lunar landings, 19 — all of the U.S. and Russian landings — occurred between 1966 and 1976. Then humanity took a 37-year break from landing on the moon before China achieved its first lunar touchdown in 2013. Most of those landings occurred near the lunar equator, leaving the poles largely unexplored. With a fleet of new landers and rovers in the works from nations and companies around the world, humans aren’t finished exploring the moon by a long shot."
This map shows where humans and robotic probes have been so far.
