Table 7. The characteristics of planetary ring systems.
Name
Distance from center of main planet

  Planet       (km)
    radii
Radial width (km) Thickness (km) Optical depth Total mass (g) Albedo
Rings of Jupiter
"Halo" (1.40)-1.72 (100,000)-122,800 22,800 (20,000) 6×10-6 ? 0.05
"Main" 1.72-1.81 122,80-129,200 226,400 <30 10-6 (1016) 0.05
"Gossamer" 1.81-(3) 129,200-(214,200) 850,000 ? 10-7 ? 0.05
Rings of Saturn
D 1.10-1.24 66,000-74,500 8,500 ? (0.01) ? ?
C "Crepe Ring" 1.24-1.52 74,658-92,000 17,342 ? 0.05-0.35 1.1×1021 0.25
  Maxwell Gap 1.45 87,500 270        
B 1.53-1.95 91,975-117,507 25,532 (0.1-1) 0.4-2.5 2.8×1022 0.65
  Cassini Division 1.95-2.02 117,500-122,200 4,700   0.12 5.7×1020 0.30
A 2.02-2.27 122,340-136,775 14,435 (0.1-1) 0.70 6-2×1021 0.60
  Encke Gapa 2.216 133,589 325        
  Keeler Gap 2.263 136,530 35        
F 2.329 140,374 30-500 ? 0.1 ? 0.6
G 2.76-2.88 166,000-173,000 7,000 100-1,000 10-6 6-23×109 ?
E (3-8) (180,000-480-000) (300,000) (1,000) 10-6-10-7 ? ?

aAlthough the discovery of this gap is often ascribed to J.Encke, J.Keeler was probably the first to observe it.

Rings of Uranus
6 1.637 41,837 ~1.5 (0.1) 0.2-0.3 ? (0.02)
5 1.612 42,230 ~2 (0.1) 0.5-0.6 ? (0.02)
4 1.625 42,580 ~2.5 (0.1) 0.3 ? (0.02)
Alpha(a) 1.707 44,720 4-10 (0.1) 0.3-0.4 ? (0.02)
Beta(b) 1.743 45,670 5-11 (0.1) 0.2 ? (0.02)
Eta(h) 1.801 47,190 1.6 (0.1) 0.1-0.4 ? (0.02)
Gamma(g) 1.818 47,630 1-4 (0.1) 1.3-2.3 ? (0.02)
Delta(d) 1.843 48,290 3-7 (0.1) 0.3-0.4 ? (0.02)
1986U1R 1.909 50,020 ~2 (0.1) 0.1 ? (0.02)
Epsilon(e) 1.952 51,140 20-96 <0.15 0.5-2.1 ? (0.02)
Rings of Neptune
Galle 1.692-1.733 41,900-43,900 ~2,000 ? ~8×10-5 ? ~0.015
Leverrier 2.148 53,200 ~110 ? ~0.002 ? ~0.015
Lassell 2.148-2.310 53,200-57,200 ~4,000 ? 1.5×10-4 ? ~0.015
Arago 2.310 57,200 <~100 ? ? ? ?
Unnamed 2.501 61,950 ? ? ? ? ?
Adams 2.541 62,933 ~50 ? ~4.5×10-3 ? ~0.015