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The Cambridge Atlas of Herschel Objects

This superb, all purpose star atlas is the first of
its kind devoted to observing the Herschel objects
with binoculars and telescopes. It displays over 2,500
of the most visually attractive star clusters, nebulae,
and galaxies that were discovered by Sir William,
Caroline, and Sir John Herschel, and is a must have
for stargazers who want to explore these fascinating
objects.
Covering the entire sky from the North to
the South Celestial Pole, and showing all 88
constellations, it is also a general sky atlas showing
variable, double and multiple stars, and the Milky
Way. Written by experienced observer James
Mullaney and illustrated by renowned celestial
cartographer Wil Tirion, this is a magnificent
celestial roadmap to some of the finest deep sky
showpieces.
Spiral bound and printed in red light friendly
colors for use at a telescope, with color coded
symbols for easy recognition and identification, this
is an all purpose observing reference for all amateur
observers.
james mullaney, a Fellow of the Royal
Astronomical Society of London, is an astronomy
writer, lecturer, and consultant. He has published
more than 500 articles and seven books on
observing the wonders of the heavens.
wil tirion is a full time uranographer. He is
famous for the numerous star charts he has created
for astronomy books, atlases, and magazines. The
minor planet, 4648 Tirion (1931 UE), is named
after him.
THE CAMBRIDGE ATLAS OF
HERSCHEL
OBJECTS
JAMES MULLANEY, FRAS
WIL TIRION
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CONTENTS
Introduction
page 1
Who were the Herschels?
The Herschels telescopes
The Herschel designations
Map parameters and selection criteria
Instrumental factors
Observing hints
Herschel showpieces
12
Some recommended references
34
About the authors
36
Acknowledgements
36
Star charts
37
Appendix A: Constellation table
103
Appendix B: The Cambridge Atlas

of Herschel Objects target list
106
INTRODUCTION
We are very pleased to present what is the first major

star atlas devoted to the observation of the Herschel
objects some 5,000 star clusters, nebulae, and
galaxies collectively discovered by Sir William
Herschel, his sister Caroline, and son Sir John. With
the widespread growing popularity of viewing these
wonders of the heavens by amateur astronomers
today, the need for such a work clearly exists. The
one classic atlas that identified some of those objects
found by William Herschel, using his designations
(329 of them), was Nortons Star Atlas in all of its
first 17 editions. Sadly, all later revised and redrawn
versions initially re titled Nortons 2000.0 and
currently back to the original Nortons Star Atlas
dropped these labels, to the dismay of observers.
While this new atlas is primarily designed with
observation of star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies
in mind, it also serves as a general purpose guide
for exploring all types of deep sky objects, showing
as it does many prominent double and multiple stars,
variable stars, asterisms, and the majestic Milky Way
itself. Additionally, it may be viewed as a companion
volume to our previous work, The Cambridge Double
Star Atlas, first published in 2009. Between these two
publications, the long standing lack of recognition
accorded the discoveries of the Herschels, and those
of the classic double star observers, by celestial
cartographers has finally been rectified.
Who were the Herschels?

Sir William Herschel
William Herschel was without question the greatest
visual observer who ever lived. Widely regarded as
the Father of Observational Astronomy, he single
handedly opened the frontiers of deep space to
telescopic exploration. In the course of his grand
scheme to study what he called the construction of
the heavens, he discovered literally thousands of
previously unknown double and multiple stars, star
clusters, nebulae, and what we know today as

galaxies. Although self taught and so technically an
amateur astronomer, he transformed the world of
professional astronomy which at the time had been
largely concerned with the solar system and the
positions of the stars.
William was born into a musical family in
Hanover, Germany, in 1739 and moved to England
around 1770. Like others members of the family,
his early career was that of a musician in his case
teaching and orchestrating music for the city of Bath.
It was while there that he became fascinated with
astronomy. (Obsessed would better describe it,
for on occasions he would actually run home during
performances to observe between acts! And later,
as a full time astronomer, he typically observed
from dusk to dawn.) He set about making his own
telescopes beginning with small refractors but soon
turned his attention instead to reflectors,
constructing entire instruments, including their
speculum metal mirrors, entirely himself. (The
familiar metal on glass telescope mirror was not
introduced until long after Herschels death in 1822.)
But he not only became the greatest telescope maker
of his day, he was also an observer the caliber of
which the world had never seen before. He used
these homemade instruments to sweep the heavens
for unexplored celestial treasure, his initial review
being undertaken with a 7 foot Newtonian
reflector at a magnification of 227. (At that time
telescopes were designated by their length rather
than by their aperture.) This resulted in his first
catalog of double and multiple stars. It also produced
one of the greatest discoveries in the history of
observational astronomy made by a totally
unknown amateur!
While sweeping the sky in the constellation of
Gemini on the night of March 13, 1781, Herschel
came across a small greenish disk of light. Careful
observation showed that it was slowly moving among
the stars, leading him to believe that it was a
strange looking comet. Others agreed with him and

for nearly a year mathematicians attempted to
calculate an orbit on that basis. All attempts failed
and it was finally realized that Herschel had, in fact,
found another planet! This was the first such world
ever discovered (the five naked eye planets having
been known since antiquity) and it effectively
doubled the size of the solar system. It apparently
had never entered anyones mind that there actually
could be more planets lying beyond those already
known. This electrifying and unprecedented
discovery catapulted William Herschel to instant
fame and brought him to the attention of King
George III, who appointed him his private
astronomer. This honor brought with it a salary
sufficient to allow Herschel to give up his musical
duties and spend all his time on astronomy.
Caroline Herschel
Any account of the work of William Herschel would
be incomplete without mention of his devoted sister,
Caroline Herschel. She assisted him both at the
telescope at night and in the arduous work of
recording and reducing his many discoveries in
preparation for their eventual publication. This was
in addition to taking care of household duties
including meals (even mouth feeding and reading to
her brother as he polished his mirrors for hours on
end!). She became the leading woman astronomer of
her day and the first to find a comet, her record of
eight discoveries having stood for nearly two
centuries. She observed with a small 27 inch focus
Newtonian comet sweeper made expressly for her
by William, using it to scan the sky on her own when
he was away at meetings or showing the stars to the
King and his court. Thus, a number of her own deep
sky discoveries are contained in Sir Williams catalog.
One of the authors personal favorites is the lovely
rich open cluster designated H VI 30 (or NGC
7789) in Cassiopeia, which the author named
Carolines Cluster many years ago in her honor.
Sir John Herschel

William Herschel married late in life, having a son
named John Frederick William, or John for short.
Like his father and his Aunt Caroline, John Herschel
also became famous as an astronomer. But in

addition he was a gifted mathematician and
scientist in other fields; among other activities he
experimented with photography and took the oldest
existing photograph on a glass plate (a ghostly image
of his fathers 40 foot telescope). John is best
known for completing his fathers survey of the
northern sky and (especially) then extending it to the
southern sky as well. He spent four years sweeping
the heavens from Cape Town, South Africa,
having taken his fathers favorite telescope the
Large 20 foot reflector there and discovering
thousands of previously unknown double stars,
clusters, and nebulae. He returned to England in
1838 a national hero for this work, receiving among
many other honors knighthood. John issued a
compendium of his findings titled The General
Catalog of Nebulae, and later a combined one
containing all of his and his fathers telescopic
discoveries totaling some 5,000 in all (including a
few by other observers). This work eventually became
the basis for the famed New General Catalogue of
Nebulae and Clusters of Stars (or NGC), which was
published in 1888. Only a hint can be gleaned of
the incredible life and works of this remarkable family
of astronomers from the brief account given here.
Those desiring to know more about the Herschels
are strongly encouraged to consult the various
references given below, which make fascinating
reading especially on cloudy nights!

Early instruments
It will be instructive to say something about the
telescopes the Herschels used to make their
discoveries and to compare their performance with
modern instruments. William Herschel began his
telescope making career in 1773 by experimenting
with relatively small refractors. But as these were
then still optically primitive compared with todays
glasses, he soon turned his attention to reflectors.
These could be made in larger sizes and without
concern for the quality of optical glass, for they used
mirrors instead of lenses. But these werent the
familiar telescope mirrors of today, as metal on glass
optics did not appear until long after Herschels

death. Instead, they were made of speculum metal
a hard brittle casting composed mainly of copper and
tin. Herschel first made several mirrors for a 5.5 foot
Gregorian reflector, but then turned to the simpler
Newtonian form. All of his telescopes from that
point on were long focus Newtonians of ever
increasing size, culminating in the great 40 foot
reflector (see below). He soon produced a 7 foot
reflector, probably with an aperture of around
6 inches. He also made several 9 inch mirrors for
a 10 foot reflector (and much later a 10 foot with
a 24 inch mirror), followed by 20 foot models with
12 and 18.7 inch mirrors as described below. But
his favorite early reflector was another 7 foot which
contained a most capital speculum as he described
it, of 6.2 inches aperture. This is the telescope that
he used for his first review of the heavens and the
one with which he discovered the planet Uranus.
While most of the objects Herschel found in this
first review with his prized 7 footer were double and
multiple stars, he also found a number of his early
clusters and nebulae with it. (It should be mentioned
here that in his day, and long thereafter, galaxies were
not yet recognized as such, being simply lumped
under the category of nebulae.)
The 20-foot telescopes

Herschels two workhorse telescopes those used
for all his later various reviews of the heavens were
his 20 foot reflectors. The earlier and smaller of
these in terms of aperture (referred to as the
Small 20 Foot) used 12 inch aperture mirrors,
while the larger and later instrument (called the
Large 20 Foot) used 18.7 inch mirrors. Note that
mirrors is plural, since several were needed for each
telescope the one that was currently in use, and at
least one in the process of being repolished and
refigured because of the rapidity with which
speculum metal tarnished! The 18.7 inch became
Herschels most useful telescope and in later years he
even preferred it to the massive 40 foot one, for it
was both much easier to use and the mirrors
performed better (not to mention that they were also
vastly easier to make and keep ready). It was in
constant use on clear nights from dusk to dawn,
revealing over 2,000 previously unknown star clusters

and nebulae. Owing to the huge light loss at each
reflected surface of his reflectors, Herschel eventually
decided to dispense with the secondary mirror in the
Newtonian form. Instead, he tilted the primary
mirror so that its focus could be examined off axis
directly at the front of the tube a form he referred
to as the front view. This concept is still used in
some amateur made telescopes today, but its now
known as the Herschelian in honor of its inventor.
And while loss of reflectivity is not the concern today
that it was in Herschels time, moving the secondary
mirror and its support out of the optical path
essentially gives the unobstructed performance of a
refractor combined with total freedom from the color
aberrations inherent in lenses.
It has frequently been stated that a modern 6 to
8 inch telescope will show a large percentage of the
objects in the Herschel catalogs (including many of
Williams faint and very faint nebulae), and that a
good 12 inch should reveal every one of them even
though most were found using the large 20 foot
instrument. This is largely possible, of course,
because of the much higher reflectivity of todays
coated glass telescope mirrors and to a lesser extent
because of modern eyepieces as well. (The Herschels
primarily used single lens oculars; multiple element
designs and antireflection coatings lay far in the
future.) The author fully agrees with this assessment,
based on half a century of viewing these wonders
with telescopes of many different types ranging from
2 inches to 14 inches (and on occasion up to 30
inches both reflectors and refractors) in aperture.
The great 40-foot telescope

Sir Williams most ambitious telescope making
project and, indeed, the most ambitious in history up
to that time, was the construction of his Great
40 Foot reflector with its 48 inch mirror (or 4 feet
in diameter, resulting in a focal ratio of f/10).
He received financial support for this massive
undertaking from the King, as well an annual
allowance for upkeep of the telescope once it was
completed. Herschel actually made several mirrors
for it before he finally was able to get one that would
take an acceptable polish and figure. In 1787, using
one of its first mirrors, Herschel climbed into the

mouth of the huge tube and searched for the focus.
His target was the Orion Nebula, which he described
as extremely bright but the figure was far from
perfect. On later attempts he used Saturn as his test
object, discovering several new satellites while at it.
Some idea of the light grasp of this instrument can
be had from this famous account of the star Sirius as
seen through it:
. . . the appearance of Sirius announced itself, . . . and
came on by degrees, increasing in brightness, till this
brilliant star at last entered the field of view of the
telescope, with all the splendour of the rising sun, and
forced me to take the eye from that beautiful sight.
Regular work with the telescope finally began in
1789. But Herschel was never pleased with the
telescopes performance. That very few of the objects
contained in the Herschel catalogue were actually
discovered with the 40 foot certainly confirms this
statement. How very sad for Sir William after all his
labors over this great instrument! But while it was a
disappointment for him, it certainly was not for the
many sightseers who came to gawk at this wonder of
the ages, including royalty and dignitaries of all
levels, and noted scientists from the world over. Even
today, the image of Herschels mammoth 40 foot
telescope remains one of the great if not the
greatest icons of astronomical history, surpassed
perhaps only by the Hubble Space Telescope itself.
And here two very important facts need to be
pointed out. First, all of Herschels many telescopes,
including the 40 foot, were mounted as simple
altazimuths, being moved about the sky and tracked
manually. Secondly, they were all mounted outside of
his various residences in the open night air.
Amazingly, for all his fame and discoveries, Sir
William never had an observatory!

William Herschels classes
Despite Sir Williams pioneering discoveries in the
fields of solar system and stellar astronomy, its his
deep space explorations for which he is best known
and remembered. Some 2,500 star clusters and
nebulae (which included many galaxies, again the

true nature of which was unrecognized at that time)
were catalogued under the following eight categories,
or classes as he called them, with the total number
of objects in each indicated in parentheses:
Class I Bright Nebulae (288)
Class II Faint Nebulae (909)
Class III Very Faint Nebulae (984)
Class IV Planetary Nebulae (78)
Class V Very Large Nebulae (52)
Class VI Very Compressed and Rich Clusters of
Stars (42)
Class VII Compressed Clusters of Small (Faint)
and Large (Bright) Stars (67)
Class VIII Coarsely Scattered Clusters of Stars (88)
Thus, Williams entire catalogue contains a total of
2,508 entries, with Classes II and III accounting for
1,893 of them. (Note that the actual number of
objects is somewhat less than this, since some three
dozen were either inexplicably assigned to more than
one class or were entered twice in the same class.)
Such a large number of targets (with a great
percentage of them being labeled faint and very faint
by their discoverer, who used the largest telescopes in
the world at the time to find them) has discouraged
many observers from attempting to view the entire
catalog. The author suggested some years ago in both
Sky & Telescope and Astronomy magazines that a
much more realistic goal could be had by dropping
Classes II and III as largely difficult and visually
less interesting specimens, and going after the
remaining 615 objects. This suggestion was the
motivation for the founding of a national Herschel
Club in the United States under the auspices of
the Astronomical League (see the reference section
on pages 423 for more about this).
Out of respect for Messiers work, William
Herschel included relatively few of the famed
M objects in his own compilations. Those he did
include refer to features within those objects
apparently unnoticed by Messier, as well as two of
the infamous missing M objects (M 47 and M 48).
Also included were the ones numbered from M 104
to M 110. These objects were only attributed to
Messier long after Herschels time, later historical
research showing that they had indeed been seen by

Messier (or one of his colleagues) but were not
included in his original catalog. In Sir Johns case, he
did assign his own numbers to most of the Messier
objects, as can be seen from the target list in
Appendix B. Some may wonder why he included so
many of Messiers discoveries along with his own.
Noted astronomical historian Michael Hoskin
explains it this way: John was preparing a catalogue
of clusters and nebulae for efficient use by observers
and it would have been bizarre to omit the most
prominent [of them]. William, by contrast, was
acting the natural historian and offering new
specimens he had collected.
It should be noted that none of William
Herschels objects will be found below a declination
of about 33 degrees owing to the rather high
latitude of his various observing sites around
London. Had he been able to see even another 7 to
10 degrees further south, he would surely have laid
claim to (and been thrilled by!) such wonders as the
big, bright galaxies NGC 1316 and NGC 1365 in
Fornax, and NGC 55 and NGC 300 in Sculptor; or
the radiantly glorious open cluster NGC 2477 in
Puppis; or the fascinating planetary NGC 3132 in
Vela (the Eight Burst Planetary rival of the
northern skys famed Ring Nebula in Lyra). Instead,
these were left to his son to find during his later
survey of the southern sky. John did not use specific
classes in his catalog of discoveries as his father had
but a running number instead. (He also sometimes
unintentionally gave two different numbers to the
same object on different occasions.) Under the
Name/Notes column in the target list in Appendix
B, numbers are also given by John for many of
Williams objects, these being the ones he assigned
during his re survey of his fathers discoveries. Note
also those objects designated in that column by
CH. These are ones originally discovered by
Caroline Herschel and later included in her
brothers catalog.
position), theres the case of objects the Herschels

discovered and catalogued but which supposedly
cant be found in the sky today! Many of these
disappearances have involved entries in Williams
Class VIII, which are coarsely scattered clusters of
stars that were described as poor by him. As such,
they are often difficult to pick out from the stellar
background since most open clusters lie along the
plane of the Milky Ways rich stratum of stars. The
modern story of Herschel objects apparently having
vanished from the sky really dates back to 1973 when
The Revised New General Catalogue of Nonstellar
Astronomical Objects (or RNGC) was published by
astronomers Jack Sulentic and William Tifft. The
primary reference for this comprehensive work was
photographs taken for the famed National
Geographical SocietyPalomar Observatory Sky
Survey with the 48 inch Schmidt camera on Palomar
Mountain, home of the 200 inch Hale reflector.
Objects that could not be identified on the large
scale plate prints were given a type code of 7 in
the RNGC, meaning they are nonexistent. (They
are indicated for objects in the Appendix B target list
by NE under Type.) These included no fewer
than 30 of the 88 clusters in William Herschels
Class VIII alone. As a point of interest, it should be
mentioned here that the RNGC compilers also
rejected a number of John Herschels clusters as not
existing in addition to those of his father. In 1975
two Canadian amateur astronomers Patrick
Brennan and David Ambrosi began examining the
sky for these missing objects using a modest 6 inch
reflector. As Brennan later wrote, Have you ever
encountered a nonexistent RNGC cluster alive and
well, so to speak? These observers found that many of
the rejected Herschel clusters actually were visible in
the eyepiece even if they werent distinguishable on the
Palomar prints, and so were not really missing after all.
Based on the authors personal experience, most of the
missing Herschel objects do, in fact, exist and offer
observers a wonderful challenge to identify them.
Nonexistent objects
Miscataloged objects
In a situation analogous to the saga of the famed

missing Messier objects (which have now all been
accounted for as errors in identification and/or
A fair number of William Herschels discoveries were

cataloged in the wrong class (and to a lesser extent
those of John as well). As just one striking example,
theres H IV 50 (NGC 6229) in Hercules. William

considered this little object to be a planetary nebula
and so it was long viewed to be such by most of the
classic observers. And indeed, it does look like a
typical planetary in the eyepiece. But, in reality, its a
globular cluster that apparently was beyond the
resolution capabilities of his telescopes. And many
other small globular clusters were assigned to Class I
as nebulae. (In Johns case, a number of objects listed
by him as globulars are in reality tight open clusters.)
Likewise, Class IV actually contains many diffuse
nebulae and more galaxies than true planetaries!
Such misidentifications as these are hardly
unexpected, for nothing was known at the time of
the actual physical nature of most of the nebulous
objects seen in the eyepiece, spectroscopic analysis
and astrophysics still lying in the future. The
Herschels based the classification of their discoveries
solely upon their visual appearance in their various
telescopes. But all of this adds to the fascination of
viewing these objects, as we attempt to verify their
eyepiece impressions and to see why the Herschels
placed them in the classes they did. And, while
having to rely strictly on what these objects looked
like to the eye resulted in a sizeable number of
objects being misclassified, in other cases this
reliance led to some profound insights and
discoveries. One example with important historical
significance involves the planetary nebula H IV 69
(NGC 1514) in Taurus, which appears as an obvious
nebulous halo surrounding a 9th magnitude star
even in small telescopes. Here is Sir Williams
description of this object: A most singular
phenomenon! A star of about 8th magnitude with a
faint luminous atmosphere, of circular form, and
about 3 minutes in diameter. The star is in the
centre, and the atmosphere is so faint and delicate
and equal throughout that there can be no surmise of
it consisting of stars; nor can there be a doubt of the
evident connexion between the atmosphere and the
star. Thus he recognized for the first time the
existence of a shining fluid of a nature totally
unknown to us as he described it. Until this
observation, all diffuse nebulae were thought to be
simply unresolved masses of stars. This amazing
deduction based solely on the appearance of this object
in the eyepiece of the telescope showed nebulae to

be gaseous long before the spectroscope actually
proved it! Such is the power of really seeing what it
is you are looking at in the eyepiece, as Sir William
himself advised.
Finally, mention should be made that William
Herschels various discoveries originally appeared as
papers in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal
Society of London in the late 1700s. In 1864, John
Herschel published his monumental General Catalogue
of Nebulae (or GC) also in the Transactions, its more
than 5,000 entries having been found mostly by
his father and himself. Based heavily on the GC,
J.L.E. Dreyer subsequently compiled the famed New
General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars (or
NGC). Its 7,840 entries contain among them the only
complete listing of all of Sir Williams and Sir Johns
discoveries outside of the GC itself, providing
shorthand descriptive notations that they invented.
These were adopted by Dreyer, and in some cases added
to in the light of more recent (at that time) knowledge.
Overlooked objects
As thoroughly as the three Herschels swept the skies
(especially those visible from England), they still
inexplicably missed a number of fascinating objects
all of which are visible in typical backyard telescopes
today. Among these are the Helix Nebula in
Aquarius, the Flaming Star Nebula in Auriga,
Stephans/Webbs Protoplanetary Nebula in Cygnus
(which rivals the famed Blinking Planetary also in
Cygnus so named by the author in 1963 from its
amazing behavior which Sir William did discover),
Barnards Dwarf Galaxy in Sagittarius, and Hinds
Variable Nebula in Taurus. One of the authors
favorite overlooked objects is the big but dim open
cluster NGC 6791 in Lyra. This amazingly rich
swarm hosts over 300 stars and looks very much like
a globular cluster, both visually and on photographs.
Map parameters and selection criteria

The 32 maps comprising this Atlas were planned,
drawn and labeled by Wil Tirion, widely recognized
as the worlds greatest celestial cartographer and
creator of such classic works as the magnificent Sky
Atlas 2000.0 and The Cambridge Double Star Atlas.
They show over 2,500 of the brighter Herschel

objects suitable for viewing with typical backyard
telescopes in the 2 inch to 14 inch aperture range. In
addition to this introductory guide to the Atlas, the
original target list in Appendix B and the showpiece
roster below were compiled by James Mullaney based
on his personal observations of thousands of
Herschel objects over the past 50 years ones using
literally hundreds of telescopes of all types and sizes
within the aperture range stated above. No doubt
experienced observers will have favorites that are not
shown, but those that are certainly include the best of
the Herschels discoveries. (All 400 objects on the
Astronomical Leagues Herschel 400 Club target list
are also included, being designated with an asterisk
there.) All told, some 25,000 stars are plotted in half
magnitude steps on the maps to a visual magnitude
limit of 7.5. The nominal visual magnitude cutoff for
the Herschel objects themselves is 12.5. However,
some fainter ones are included that have special
appeal. In the case of Classes I, IV, V, VI, VII, and
VIII, every object in each class, whatever its
magnitude, is shown in order to provide observers
with the complete contents of these six visually
rewarding groups (those suggested by the author as
the basis for creating Herschel clubs). Note that all of
William Herschels objects appear on the maps
without an H prefix (since his classes clearly
identify his discoveries), while John Herschels have
an h prefix. And while mentioning dim objects
below the map limit, its very important to point out
here that many of the Herschel objects plotted often
have one or more fainter objects lying within the same
wide, low-power eyepiece field (ones found by the
Herschels and by others)! Thus, the field of view
should always be scrutinized for these in addition to
the primary target itself.
A magnitude scale and color coded key to the
symbols used to denote various types of deep sky
objects appear at the top of each map. Note that the
edges of the maps have blue arrowed numbers
indicating adjoining ones (with some overlap) in
each direction, which will be found very helpful in
navigating the Atlas. Also, soft lavender lines have
been used to connect the principal stars in each
constellation, the boundaries of which are indicated
by dashed lavender lines. (Note that all of the lines

used are red light friendly, remaining visible when
employing such illumination to preserve night
vision.) These so called stick figures also aid in
finding your way around the sky. Many observers
today use computerized (Go To) target acquisition,
and most of the brighter Herschels plotted on the
maps particularly those given in the showpiece
roster below can be located by entering their NGC
designation, common name and/or coordinates on
the controllers keypad. (Again, see Appendix B for
data on all objects plotted.) To many of us purists,
this modern technology takes away much of the fun
of good old fashioned star hopping (or sweeping
as the Herschels did) to learn and find your way
around the sky which is really one of the primary
purposes of a star atlas like this and one of the joys
of leisurely stargazing!
Light-grasp, resolution and magnification
There are three types of power used in describing a
telescopes capabilities. The one uppermost in most
beginners minds is magnification, but it is actually
the least important of the three. The primary one for
viewing the Herschel objects (the majority of which
are faint compared with other types of celestial
objects) is its light-gathering power. Simply stated,
the larger the telescope, the more light it collects and
the brighter the image it delivers. And its paramount
here to realize that doubling the aperture of a telescope
quadruples the amount of light collected, since the area
of the objective lens or primary mirror increases as
the square of its diameter. Next in importance is the
telescopes resolving power, or ability to reveal fine
detail in an image. Much has been written in the
literature over the years about the resolution
capabilities of various apertures, particularly in
regards to the splitting of close double stars. The
best known and most widely used of the various
resolution criteria is the famed Dawes Limit,
R 4.56/A, where R is the resolution in arc seconds
and A is the telescopes aperture in inches. (For much
more about this see the introductory section of The
Cambridge Double Star Atlas.) The primary factor at
play in determining if a given telescope will resolve

tight clusters, or show structure in a nebula or galaxy
(aside from atmospheric conditions) is aperture. And
in this case, when the aperture is doubled, so too is
the resolution a telescope twice as big as another
one will show twice as much detail (assuming they
are both of the same optical quality). In achieving
optimum results here (particularly in the case of
resolving fine planetary detail or splitting close
double stars), the telescope should be used at what is
known as its resolving magnification. This is
typically given as 25 per inch of aperture, which
leads us to a telescopes magnifying power, or how
many times bigger it makes an object than what the
unaided eye sees. Observers typically employ a range
of low, medium, and high powers on their
instruments. Recommended magnifications for
viewing a Herschel object depend on what type it is.
For big scattered open clusters or extensive
nebulosities (and even a few of the largest galaxies),
the lowest possible power and widest field of view
(which depends on eyepiece design) give the most
pleasing results. The same applies in the initial
sweeping for objects to find them. In the case of rich,
compact open clusters and tight globulars, medium
magnifications typically give the best view. The same
goes for the smaller diffuse nebulae and most
planetaries, and also for galaxies in general. Unless
the atmosphere is steady, high powers can give a
washed out appearance to the image and typically
greatly restrict the field of view. But they are still
worth trying on all but the very largest of objects to
see if any additional details are revealed.
Another factor affecting telescopic image quality
aside from atmospheric conditions (see below) is that
known as local seeing or the thermal conditions in
and around the telescope itself. Heat radiating from
driveways, walks and streets, houses and other
structures (especially on nights following hot days)
plays a significant role. This is why observing from
grassy areas away from buildings gives the best
results. The cooling of the telescopes optics and tube
assembly is especially critical to achieving sharp
images. Depending on the season of the year, it may
take up to an hour or more for the optics (especially
the primary mirror in larger reflectors) to reach
equilibrium with the cooling night air. During this

cool down process, air currents within the telescope
tube itself can play absolute havoc with image
quality, no matter how good the optics and
atmospheric seeing are. (This is less of a concern
using refractors with their closed tubes, which in
smaller apertures at least are essentially ready for
immediate use.) Surprisingly, even the heat radiating
from the observers body can be a factor here if
concerned with optimum resolution, particularly
with reflecting telescopes having open tubed
truss style designs. For much more on all aspects of
telescopes and their use, see A Buyers and Users
Guide to Astronomical Telescopes and Binoculars, by the
author (Springer Verlag, London, 2007).
Optical quality and collimation

For the casual observation of the Moon, planets and
brighter deep sky wonders, a telescope of even
mediocre optical quality can provide acceptable
views. But for optimum viewing, good to excellent
optical quality is essential. The condition of a
telescopes optics and its all important optical
alignment can readily be determined by a simple test
using a star itself. Known as the extrafocal image test,
this involves looking at the image of a star, both
inside and outside of focus, using a medium to
high power eyepiece. An ideal target for this purpose
is Polaris in Ursa Minor (the Pole Star), which is
neither too bright nor too faint, and has the great
added advantage of not moving in the eyepiece as the
Earth rotates, in case your instrument isnt
motorized! A telescope having first class (or
diffraction limited) optics in perfect alignment (or
collimation see below) will show identical circular
disks of light with a pattern of faint concentric
interference rings on either side of focus as the
eyepiece is racked in and out. These rings should be
uniformly spaced and of even intensity. If not, this
indicates zones in the optical figure a condition
known as spherical aberration. A shaggy look to
the rings indicates a rough polish to the glass rather
than the desired smooth one. If the extrafocal images
are triangular rather than circular, this shows that the
objective lens or mirror is pinched in its cell.
Elliptical shaped images that rotate 90 degrees on
Observing hints
either side of focus are the most to be feared, since

they reveal the serious optical defect known as
astigmatism or a warping of the glass itself.
However, astigmatism in the observers own eye, a
bad eyepiece, and especially optical misalignment can
each produce the same effect!
Optical collimation is an entire subject unto itself.
The term describes that condition in which all of the
optical elements in a telescope are precisely lined up
on the same optical axis something that can be
achieved by examining the extrafocal image (among
other methods) while adjusting the alignment. The
need for and actual process of collimation depends
upon the type of instrument being used. Refractors
and MaksutovCassegrains are typically permanently
collimated, and in many cases no provision is even
made for adjustment. Reflectors and Schmidt
Cassegrains typically do require periodic collimation,
instructions for which are normally included in the
manuals provided with commercially made
telescopes. For optimum resolution and image
contrast, a precisely collimated telescope is an
absolute must. (The ultimate reference on
interpreting extrafocal images and testing/
collimating telescope optics is Harold Richard
Suiters Star Testing Astronomical Telescopes: A Manual
for Optical Evaluation and Adjustment, Willmann
Bell, Inc., Richmond VA, 2009.) And one final note
here: the extrafocal image test also makes it possible
to judge something of the seeing conditions, ranging
from local conditions within and immediately above
the telescope to the upper atmosphere itself.
Undulating waves and flashing patterns of light
crossing over the image can say much about the
steadiness of the atmosphere, as well as the
telescopes thermal state and environment. Careful
focusing will reveal moving patterns seemingly
floating at different levels above the light path
and (with experience) show if disturbances are
atmospheric, or are within the telescope itself or
its immediate vicinity.
Observing hints
Its often claimed that the person behind the eyepiece
of a telescope is far more important than the size or
type or quality of the instrument itself. The truth of
this adage has proven itself time and again. Typical

examples are that of a skilled observer using a small
telescope seeing intricate detail on a planet like
Jupiter or Mars at opposition, or subtle structure in a
nebula or galaxy, that completely escapes an
inexperienced observer using a much larger aperture.
The fact is that the eye does not work alone, but in
conjunction with the most marvelous image
processor known the human brain! It was Sir
William Herschel himself, the greatest visual
observer of all time, who said that seeing is an art
and that as observers we must properly educate our
eyes to really see what it is we are looking at in the
eyepiece. And so this section is aimed at helping you
get the most out of your nightly explorations of the
heavens especially in the observation of the star
clusters, nebulae and galaxies discovered by the
Herschels.
Training the eye

There are several distinct areas in which the human
eye/brain combination can be educated to see
better. We begin with two of especial importance
when it comes to looking at Herschel objects. The
first involves the technique of using averted (or side)
vision in viewing faint deep sky targets. This makes
use of the well known fact that the outer portion of
the retina of the eye that containing the receptors
called rods is much more sensitive to low levels of
illumination than is the center of the eye containing
the receptors known as cones. (See the discussion
below on color perception.) This explains the
common experience when driving at night of objects
seen out of the corner of your eye appearing brighter
than they actually are if you turn and look directly at
them. Averted vision is especially useful in viewing
low surface brightness targets like nebulae and
galaxies, where the increase in the apparent brightness
of the image is typically more than doubled.
The second area is that of dark adaptation. Its an
obvious fact that the eyes needs time to adjust to the
dark after coming out of a brightly lit room. Two
factors are at play here. One is the dilation of the
pupils themselves, which begins immediately upon
entering the dark and continues for several minutes.
The other involves the actual chemistry of the eye,
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as the hormone rhodopsin (often called visual

purple) stimulates the sensitivity of the rods to low
levels of illumination. The combined result is that
night vision improves noticeably for perhaps half an
hour or so, continuing slowly thereafter. This
explains why the sky looks black on first going
outside, but later appears gray as you fully adjust to
the dark. In the first instance, its a contrast effect
and in the second the eye has become sensitive to
stray light, light pollution, and the natural airglow of
the sky itself that were not seen initially. White
lighting causes the eye to lose its sensitivity while red
light preserves it, which is the reason for the well
known standard practice of using red illumination for
reading star maps and making notes at the eyepiece.
Another aspect of training the eye is that of visual
acuity the ability to see or resolve fine detail in an
image or in splitting close double stars. Theres no
question that the more time you spend at the
eyepiece, the more detail you will eventually see.
Even without any real purposeful training plan in
mind, the eye/brain combination will learn to search
for and find ever finer detail in what it is viewing.
But this process can be considerably accelerated by a
simple exercise repeated daily for a period of several
weeks. On a piece of white paper, draw a circle about
3 inches in diameter. Then using a soft pencil,
randomly place various markings within the circle,
ranging from broad patchy shadings to fine lines and
points. Now place the paper at the opposite side of a
room at least 20 feet or so away, and begin drawing
what you see using the unaided eye. Initially, only the
larger markings will be evident, but as you repeat this
process over a period of time, more and more of the
markings will become visible to you. Tests have
shown improvements in overall visual acuity by as
much as a factor of 10 from using such a procedure!
A final important area involving the eye/brain
combination is that of color perception. At first glance,
to the unaided eye the stars all appear to be white.
But, upon closer inspection, differences in tint among
the brighter ones reveal themselves. The lovely
contrasting hues of ruddy orange Betelgeuse and
blue white Rigel in the constellation of Orion is one
striking example visible in the evening sky around
January and February. Another can be found by

comparing blue white Vega in Lyra, orange Arcturus
in Bootes and ruddy Antares in Scorpius seen best
together in the evening sky in July. Indeed, the sky is
alive with color once youve been trained to see it!
While the rods in the edge of the eye are light
sensitive, they are essentially colorblind. Thus, for
viewing the tints of stars in the more prominent open
clusters, the subtle coloration of the brighter diffuse
nebulae, and the eerie unearthly tints of many of
the planetaries, direct vision should be employed
making use of the color sensitive cones at the center
of the eye. In short, stare directly at an object to
perceive its color and off to the side to see it brighter.
Sky conditions
A number of atmospheric and related factors affect
the visibility and appearance of celestial objects in
the telescope. In the case of resolving tight open
clusters or compact globulars, or seeing detail within
nebulae or galaxies, the most important of these is
atmospheric turbulence or seeing, which is an
indication of the steadiness of the image. On some
nights, the air is so unsteady (or boiling as its
sometimes referred to) that star images appear as
big puffy, shimmering balls, and detail on the Moon
and planets is all but nonexistent. This typically
happens on nights of high transparency those
having crystal clear skies in which the air overhead is
in a state of rapid motion and agitation. These nights
are ideal for viewing faint objects like nebulae and
remote galaxies. On other nights, fine detail stands
out on the Moon and planets like an artists etching
and star images are nearly pinpoints showing
virtually no motion. Such nights are often hazy and/
or muggy, indicating stagnant tranquil air over the
observers head, making them poor for viewing faint
fuzzies. Occasionally, observers are blessed with
nights of both good seeing and transparency (such as
those typically found at many of the worlds major
mountaintop observatories). Such opportunities
should be utilized to the fullest and often result in
all nighters in which observing sessions begin after
sunset and continue until dawn! Various seeing
scales are employed by observers to quantify the
Observing hints
state of atmospheric steadiness and transparency.

One of the most common of these uses a 1 to 5
numerical scale, with 1 indicating poor, 3 average,
and 5 excellent conditions. Others employ
a 1 to 10 system, with 1 again representing very
poor and 10 representing virtually perfect sky
conditions. (In some schemes, the numerical
sequence is reversed, with lower numbers indicating
better and higher numbers poorer conditions.)
Casual observing can usually be done on all but the
worst of nights (which includes those around the
time of the Full Moon when the sky is flooded with
light), but optimum views of the Herschel objects
(especially the fainter ones) demand excellent
conditions.
Record-keeping
From a strictly personal perspective, an account of
what has been seen during your nightly vigils under
the stars can have a wonderful impact as you look
back over the years at the first views of particular
Herschel objects (or celestial wonders in general).
Your eyepiece impressions recorded on paper
(written and/or sketched) or perhaps audio taped
can provide many hours of nostalgic pleasure in years
to come. For casual deep sky observing in particular,
theres definite aesthetic value in logging the various
objects seen (especially the showpiece ones!),
including the degree of visibility in a given telescope
at a particular magnification under various sky
conditions. In the case of those desiring a coveted
Astronomical League Herschel 400 Club Certificate
for observing all the entries on its target list (which
are indicated with asterisks in Appendix B), you
must submit documentation along the following
lines. The information in your logbook should
ideally include: the date, and beginning and end
times of your observations (preferably Universal
Time/Date); telescope size, type and brand used;
magnification/s employed; sky conditions (seeing
and transparency, along with notes on passing clouds,
wind, haze, moonlight and other sources of light
pollution); and finally a brief description of each
object seen. And here, despite its ultimate value, its
strongly advised to keep your journaling as brief as
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possible. Some observers spend far more time writing

about the wonders they see at the eyepiece than they
actually do viewing them!
Personal considerations
There are a number of little recognized factors that
affect the enjoyment and success of an observing
session at the telescope, one of which concerns
proper dress. This is of particular importance in the
cold winter months of the year, when sub freezing
temperatures are often experienced at night. Its
impossible to be effective at the eyepiece, or even to
just appreciate the views, when youre half frozen
to death! Proper protection of the head, hands and
feet are especially important during such times,
and several layers of clothing are recommended as
opposed to one heavy one for thermal insulation of
the body in general. During the summer months, the
opposite problem occurs as observers attempt to stay
cool. And, in addition to very short nights at this
time of year, theres the added annoyance of flying
insects and optics fogging humidity and dew.
Another concern is proper posture at the telescope.
Its been repeatedly shown that the eye sees more
detail in a comfortably seated position than when
standing, twisting or bending at the eyepiece! If you
must stand, be sure that the eyepiece/focuser is at a
level and position where you dont have to strain your
neck and head to look into it. And, while not as
critical, the same goes for positioning finder scopes
where they can be reached without undue
contortions. Finally, proper rest and diet both play a
role in experiencing a pleasurable observing session.
Attempting to stargaze when youre physically and/
or mentally exhausted is guaranteed to leave you
frustrated. Even a brief nap before going out to
observe after a hectic day is a real help here. Heavy
meals can make you feel sluggish and unable to
function alertly at the telescope. Its much better to
refuel after youre done stargazing especially since
most observers find themselves famished then
(particularly on cold nights). Various liquid
refreshments such as tea, coffee and hot chocolate
can provide a needed energy boost while observing
(and warmth when desired).
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We conclude this section on an aesthetic and

philosophical note. Theres no question that the
more you know about the wonders revealed by a
telescope the more meaning they will hold for you.
Realizing in the case of the Herschel objects that the
stellar beehive youre viewing contains upwards of a
million suns and that the light you see it by left there
25,000 years ago when cavemen were still hunting
mastodons certainly adds to the thrill of the view.
So too does that misty gossamer patch of light in the
eyepiece when you know it represents a stellar
nursery where new stars (and their planets) are
forming right before your eyes, or in other cases
involving small spheroids and ellipsoids when you
are witnessing the death throes of a dying sun. The
ultimate example of this process of seeing with your
mind as well as sight involves galaxies. That dimly
perceived elongated glow in the eyepiece may contain
as many as half a trillion stars, and the light youre
seeing from them left there millions of years ago
while the dinosaurs were roaming the Earth. You are
getting archaic photons that were once inside of
these vast star cities inside of you ending their long
journey through space and time on the retina of your
eye (an experience the author calls making the
photon connection)! This matter of preparedness
before going to the telescope has likely never been
more eloquently expressed than in the following lines
from Charles Edward Barns 1929 classic work, 1001
Celestial Wonders:
Let me learn all that is known of them,
Love them for the joy of loving.
For, as a traveler in far countries
Brings back only what he takes,
So shall the scope of my foreknowledge
Measure the depth of their profit and charm to me.
Lo, the Star-lords are assembling,
And the banquet-board is set;
We approach with fear and trembling,
But we leave them with regret.
Herschel showpieces
Following is a sampling of 215 of the best
Herschel objects shown in this Atlas for viewing with
telescopes from 2 inches to 14 inches in aperture.
Many of these can be seen in the smallest of glasses,

and some of them even in binoculars. Arranged in
order of increasing Right Ascension, the first
column (Herschel) gives the class and number from
Sir Williams catalog, or Sir Johns catalog number.
The next one shows the New General Catalogue
number, plus Messier designation if any (NGC/M).
Constellation (Con) abbreviations are the official
three letter ones adopted by the International
Astronomical Union (see Appendix A). Right
Ascension (RA) in hours and minutes, and
Declination (Dec) in degrees and minutes, are for
the current standard Epoch 2000.0. Other headings
are the apparent visual magnitude (Mag) and
apparent angular size in arc minutes (Size). The
objects actual class or type (Type) is indicated using
the following abbreviations: OC open cluster, GC
globular cluster, PN planetary nebula, DN diffuse
nebula, SR supernova remnant, GX galaxy, NE
nonexistent. Note that this may differ in many
cases from what the Herschels assigned to it and
that galaxies were not recognized as such in their
time. Map number (Map no.) indicates those on
which the object is plotted on the charts in this
Atlas. In the case of those numbers shown in italics,
the object is plotted but unlabeled, being covered
by the two larger scale maps. (Name/Notes) gives
the popular name/s (if any), comments by the
author, and the NGC description in italics based
primarily on Sir Williams or Sir Johns eyepiece
impressions. Note that the magnitudes stated in
these descriptions often depart markedly from
modern values, especially in the case of the fainter
stars in clusters. CH indicates one of the objects
originally discovered by Caroline Herschel. The
approximate distance in light years (LY) is also
given in many cases. Primary data sources
used were the same ones as those listed in the
header for the target list in Appendix B. Not only
does this roster provide a great sampling of
Herschel wonders in itself, but it also serves as ideal
preparation for those observers who may be
considering viewing as many as possible of the
2,500 plus objects shown in the Atlas visible from
their latitude.
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55
104
129
185
205/M 110
225
246
247
188
h 2315
h 2322
H VIII-79
H II-707
H V-18
H VIII-78
H V-25
H V-20
h 34
253
40
H IV-58
H V-1
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
SCL
00 47.6
25 17
Remarkable, very much so, very very bright, very
very large, very much extended 54 degrees,
gradually brighter in the middle.
CEP
00 47.5
85 20
Cluster, very large, round, 150 to 200 stars of
magnitude 10 to 18.
CET
00 47.1
20 46
Faint, extremely large, very much extended
172 degrees.
CET
00.47.0
11 53
Very faint, large, 4 stars in diffused nebula.
CAS
00 43.4
61 47
Cluster, large, little compressed, stars of magnitude
9 to 10.
AND
00 40.4
41 41
Very bright, very large, much extended 165 degrees,
very gradually very much brighter in the middle.
CAS
00 39.0
48 20
Very bright, very large, irregularly round, very
gradually much brighter in the middle, resolvable
(mottled, not resolved).
CAS
00 29.9
60 14
Cluster, very large, pretty round, little compressed,
stars of magnitude 9 to 13.
TUC
00 24.1
72 05
Globular cluster, remarkable, very much so, very
bright, very large, very much compressed in the
middle.
SCL
00 14.9
39 11
Very bright, very large, very much extended,
trinuclear.
CEP
00 13.0
72 32
Faint, very small, round, very suddenly much
brighter in the middle, a star of 12th magnitude
south preceding.
Con
Herschel showpieces
GX
OC
GX
PN
OC
GX
GX
OC
GC
GX
PN
Type
Size
7.3
8.1
8.9
10.9
7.0
7.9
9.3
6.5
4.0
7.8
2, 6
19.50 11.50 Dim companion to

Andromeda Galaxy
(M 31), CH 9 2,900,000 LY
Sailboat Cluster, CH 11
C 15 2,100 LY
1,600 LY
15.00
4.10
1
The Ancient One
(12 billion years old!).
5,000 LY
Sculptor Galaxy, CH 10
Big, bright and bold!
10,000,000 LY
15.00
29.00 6.80
20
19.20 5.50
12, 20
2, 6
2,300,000 LY
8.00 7.00
26, 30
47 Tucanae Cluster
Magnificent stellar
beehive! 13,400 LY
31.00
20
1, 2
Map no.
21.00
7,000,000 LY
Magnitude very uncertain

seems much brighter
(10.2?). 3,000 LY
Name/Notes
31.20 5.90
12.3? 1.20
Mag
14
292
300
362
404
457
598/M 33
604
651650/
M 76
654
663
752
h 2359
h 2375
H II-224
H VII-42
H V-17
H III-150
H I-193
H VII-46
H VI-31
H VII-32
288
H VI-20
h 2356
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
51 35
AND
01 57.8
37 41
Cluster, very very large, rich in stars, stars large
[bright] and scattered.
CAS
01 46.0
61 15
Cluster, bright, large, extremely rich in stars, stars
pretty large [bright].
CAS
01 44.1
61 53
Cluster, irregular figure, rich in stars, a single star
of magnitude 6 or 8, stars of magnitude 11 to 14.
PER
01 42.3
Very bright, preceding double nebula.
TRI
01 34.5
30 48
Bright, very small, round, very very little brighter in
the middle.
TRI
01 33.9
30 39
Remarkable, extremely bright, extremely large,
round, very gradually brighter to a nucleus.
CAS
01 19.1
58 20
Cluster, bright, large, pretty rich in stars, stars of
7th, 8th, 10th magnitude.
AND
01 09.4
35 43
Pretty bright, considerably large, round, gradually
brighter in the middle, Beta AND south following.
TUC
01 03.2
70 51
Globular cluster, very bright, very large, very
compressed, very much brighter in the middle, stars
of magnitude 13 to 14.
SCL
00 54.9
37 41
Pretty bright, very large, very much irregularly
extended, very gradually pretty much brighter in the
middle.
TUC
00 52.8
72 50
Cluster, faint [??], most extremely large, round,
SCL
00 52.8
26 35
Globular cluster, bright, large, little extended, stars
Con
OC
OC
OC
PN
DN
GX
OC
GX
GC
GX
GX
GC
Type
5.7
7.1
6.5
10.1
12.0
5.5
6.4
10.1
6.8
8.1
2.2
8.1
Mag
26, 30
28,000 LY
Mirachs (Beta AND)

Ghost/False Comet.
8,000,000 LY
ET/Owl Cluster. 9,300 LY
14.00
3.50
20.00
Little Dumbbell/Barbell
Nebula. 3,400 LY
1.10
2, 3
2, 3
2, 6, 7
6.00
15.00
75.00
CH 13 Wide matched
double 56 AND on edge.
1,300 LY
6
Star formation region
within the Triangulum
Galaxy.
2.00
68.70 41.60 Triangulum Galaxy Huge

but elusive star city!
3,000,000 LY
2, 3
20
26, 30
20
Map no.
19.00 12.90 8,000,000 LY
Small Magellanic Cloud

Amazing naked-eye
wonder! 210,000 LY
29,000 LY
13.00
3190 200
Name/Notes
Size
15
891
1023
1027
1097
1261
1245
1291
1313
1316
H V-19
H I-156
H VIII-66
H V-48
h 2517
H VI-25
h 2521
h 2528
h 2527
1342
884
H VI-34
H VIII-88
869
H VI-33
PER
Cluster, very large, about
60 stars.
03 31.6
37 20
FOR
03 22.7
37 12
Very bright, considerably large, very little extended,
very suddenly very much brighter in the middle to a
nucleus.
RET
03 18.3
66 30
Pretty bright, large, extended, very gradually
brighter in the middle, resolvable (mottled,
not resolved).
ERI
03 17.3
41 08
Globular cluster, very bright, pretty large, round,
much brighter in the middle, easily resolvable.
PER
03 14.7
47 15
Cluster, pretty large, rich in stars, compressed,
irregularly round, stars of magnitude 12 to 15.
HOR
03 12.3
55 13
Globular cluster, bright, large, round, partially
resolved, some stars seen.
FOR
02 46.3
30 17
Very bright, large, very much extended 151 degrees,
very much brighter in the middle to a nucleus.
CAS
02 42.7
61 33
Cluster, large, scattered stars, one 10th magnitude.
PER
02 40.4
39 04
Very bright, very large, very much extended, very
very much brighter in the middle.
AND
02 22.6
42 21
Remarkable, bright, very large, very much extended
22 degrees.
PER
02 22.4
57 07
Remarkable, cluster, very large, very rich in stars,
ruby star in the middle.
PER
02 19.0
57 09
Remarkable, cluster, very very large, very rich in
stars, stars of magnitude 7 to 14.
OC
GX
GX
GX
OC
GC
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC
OC
6.7
8.4
9.1
8.5
8.4
8.3
9.5
6.7
9.5
10.1
6.1
5.3
21
26, 27
54,000 LY
8,000 LY
9.40 6.60
6.80
10.00
Fornax A. 55,000,000 LY
11.00 7.20
17.00
26, 27, 30
15,000,000 LY
9.20 7.20
21
21
21
11.00 9.50
3, 7
2, 3
2, 6, 7
15.00
Was CH 9 (which is
actually M 110 see
above). 10,000,000 LY
11.70 1.60
2, 3
Double Cluster. 7,100 LY

Magnificent stellar
jewelbox!
18.00
2, 3
7.40 2.50
Double Cluster. 7,100 LY

Magnificent stellar
jewelbox!
18.00
16
1407
1444
1501
1502
1514
1513
1535
1528
1545
1778
H VIII-80
H IV-53
H VII-47
H IV-69
H VII-60
H IV-26
H VII-61
H VIII-85
H VIII-61
1365
h 2552
H I-107
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
62 20
AUR
05 08.1
37 03
Cluster, pretty compressed, little rich in stars,
irregular figure, stars large [bright].
PER
04 20.9
50 15
Cluster, pretty rich in stars, little compressed, stars
large [bright].
PER
04 15.4
51 14
Cluster, bright, very rich in stars, considerably
compressed.
ERI
04 14.2
12 44
Planetary nebula, very bright, small, round, very
suddenly brighter in the middle, resolvable
PER
04 10.0
49 31
Cluster, large, very rich in stars, pretty compressed,
stars very large [bright].
TAU
04 09.2
30 47
A star of 9th magnitude in nebula 30 in diameter.
CAM
04 07.7
Cluster, pretty rich in stars, considerably
compressed, irregular figure.
CAM
04 07.0
60 55
Planetary nebula, pretty bright, pretty small, very
little extended, 10 in diameter.
PER
03 49.4
52 40
Cluster of about 30 stars of magnitude 12 to 14.
ERI
03 40.2
18 35
Very bright, large, round, suddenly very much
brighter in the middle to a nucleus.
FOR
03 33.6
36 08
Remarkable, very much so, very bright, very large,
much extended, resolvable (mottled, not resolved)
nucleus.
Con
OC
OC
OC
PN
OC
PN
OC
PN
OC
GX
GX
Type
7.7
6.2
6.4
9.6
8.4
10.9
6.9
11.5
6.6
9.7
9.5
Mag
Golden Harp Cluster

3,000 LY
Crystal Ball Nebula.
Historic planetary
see text.
20.00
2.20
3, 7
12.00
8.00
13, 14, 21
0.80
18.00
3, 7
12.00
Lassells Most
Extraordinary Object.
Distance unknown!
2, 3
Oyster Nebula
0.90
2, 3
4.00
21
13, 21
60,000,000 LY
11.00 6.20
Map no.
4.60 4.30
Name/Notes
Size
17
1850
1817
1851
1857
1981
1977
1982/M 43
2070
2017
2024
2022
h 2780
H VII-4
h 2777
H VII-33
h 362
H V-30
H III-1
h 2941
h 2896
H V-28
H IV-34
17 51
ORI
05 42.1
09 05
Planetary nebula, pretty bright, very small, very little
extended.
ORI
05 41.9
01 51
Remarkable, irregular, bright, very very large, black
space included.
LEP
05 39.4
Cluster of large [bright] stars.
DOR
05 38.6
69 05
A magnificent or otherwise interesting object, very
bright, very large, looped.
ORI
05 35.6
05 16
Remarkable, very bright, very large, round with tail,
much brighter in the middle, a star of magnitude
8 or 9.
ORI
05 35.5
04 52
Remarkable, very much so, 42 ORI and nebula.
ORI
05 35.2
04 26
Cluster, very bright, little rich in stars, stars large
[bright], scattered.
AUR
05 20.2
39 21
Cluster, pretty rich in stars, pretty compressed,
stars of 7th magnitude and fainter.
COL
05 14.1
40 03
Globular cluster, remarkable, very bright, very large,
round, very suddenly very much brighter in the
middle, well resolved, clearly consisting of stars.
TAU
05 12.1
16 42
Cluster, large, rich in stars, little compressed, stars
DOR
05 08.5
68 46
Globular cluster, remarkable, very bright, large, little
extended, very much compressed in the middle,
partially resolved, some stars seen.
9.0p
4.2
7.0
7.1
7.7
9.0
PN
DN
11.6
OC/NE 8.0
DNOC 8.2
DN
DN
OC
OC
GC
OC
OC
14, 21
Cluster multiple star jh

3780
Flame/Burning Bush
Nebula. In same field with
Zeta ORI.
4.00
30.00
0.60
27, 30, 32
30.00 20.00 Tarantula Nebula.

Surrounds 30 DOR in
LMC. Awesome sight!
7, 14
14
14
14
20.00
20.00 15.00 Part of Orion Nebula

(M 42). 1,350 LY
14
28.00
Involves 42 ORI,
just above Orion Nebula
(M 42). 1,350 LY
10.00
21
39,500 LY
12.00
27, 30, 32
7, 14
Lies within Large

Magellanic Cloud.
179,000 LY
20.00
3.40
18
2158
2169
2232
2239
2244
2251
2261
2264
2286
2301
H VIII-24
H VIII-25
h 392
H VII-2
H VIII-3
H IV-2
H VIII-5
H V-27
H VIII-31
H VI-27
2129
H VIII-26
H VI-17
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
06 26.6
04 45
MON
06 51.8
00 28
Cluster, rich in stars, large, irregular figure, stars
large [bright] and small [faint].
MON
06 47.6
03 10
Cluster, large, compressed, about 100 stars of
magnitude 9 to 15.
MON
06 41.1
09 53
Extremely large nebula, 3 degrees diameter, densest
120 south preceding 15 MON
MON
06 39.2
08 44
Bright, very much extended 330 degrees, nucleus
cometic (cometary form) a star of
11th magnitude.
MON
06 34.7
08 22
Cluster, very large, extended, rich in stars, little
compressed.
MON
06 32.4
04 52
Cluster, beautiful, stars scattered (12 MON).
MON
06 31.0
04 57
A star of 8th magnitude in large, poor (sparse) in
stars, bright cluster.
MON
Bright star (10 MON) plus
cluster.
ORI
06 08.4
13 57
Cluster, small, little rich in stars, pretty
compressed, double star Struve 848 [involved].
GEM
06 07.5
24 06
Cluster, pretty small, much compressed, very rich
in stars, irregular triangle, stars extremely small
[faint].
GEM
06 01.0
23 18
Cluster, pretty large, 40 or 50 stars of magnitude
8 to 15.
Con
7.3
4.8
4.8
4.2
5.9
8.6
6.7
Mag
OC
OC
6.0
7.5
OCDN 4.1
DN
OC
OC
DN
OC
OC
OC
OC
Type
14
14
15.00
15.00
8, 14
Christmas Tree Cluster

Cone Nebula. 2,400 LY
40.00
14
14
Rosette Cluster.
Surrounds 12 MON within
Nebula. 5,500 LY
24.00
14
Hubbles Variable
Nebula. Surrounds R
MON. 2,600 LY
Rosette Nebula.
Nebulosity itself not seen
by William or John!
5,500 LY
24.00
14
3.00 1.00
Surrounds 10 MON.
45.00
8, 14
14
The 37 Cluster.
3,600 LY
6.00
7, 8
7, 8
Map no.
10.00
In field with open

cluster M35 looks like
dim globular. 16,000 LY
Name/Notes
5.00
6.00
Size
19
2354
2353
2360
2359
2362
2371/2372
2392
2422/M 47
2403
2423
H VII-16
H VIII-34
H VII-12
H V-21
H VII-17
H II-316/
H II-317
H IV-45
H VIII-38
H V-44
H VII-28
25 44
PUP
07 37.1
13 52
Cluster, very large, rich in stars, pretty compressed,
stars small [faint].
CAM
07 36.9
65 36
Remarkable, very much so, considerably bright,
extremely large, very much extended, very gradually
much brighter to a nucleus.
PUP
07 36.6
14 30
Cluster, bright, very large, pretty rich in stars, stars
large [bright] and small [faint].
GEM
07 29.2
20 55
Bright, small, round, a [central] star of 9th
magnitude, a star of 8th magnitude north
following 100 00 .
GEM
07 25.6
29 29
Bright, small, round, brighter in the middle to
a nucleus, preceding of a double nebula./Pretty
bright, small, round, brighter in the middle to
a nucleus, following of a double nebula.
CMA
07 18.8
24 57
Cluster, pretty large, rich in stars (30 [Tau] CMA).
CMA
07 18.6
13 12
Remarkable, very much so, very faint, very very
large, very irregular figure.
CMA
07 17.8
15 37
Cluster, very large, rich in stars, pretty compressed,
MON
07 14.6
10 18
Cluster, large, little compressed, one very
bright star.
CMA
07 14.3
Cluster, considerably rich in stars, little
compressed.
OC
GX
OC
PN
PN
OC
DN
OC
OC
OC
6.7
8.2
4.4
9.1
11.2
3.8
7.2
7.1
6.5
14, 15, 22
14, 15, 22
CH 2 Carolines Cluster
to some, but its H VI-30
(below). 6,200 LY
Thors Helmet/Duck
Nebula
Tau Canis Majoris Cluster. 22

Exquisite sight!
5,000 LY
Peanut Nebula A bi-polar
(double-lobed) planetary.
Clown Face/Eskimo
Nebula. 3,000 LY
1,600 LY
18.00
14.00
9.00 6.00
6.00
1.00
0.90
25.00
1, 3, 4
14, 15, 22
23.40 11.80 Often overlooked.

12,000,000 LY
12.00
14, 15, 22
14, 15, 22
22
18.00
20
2439
2438
2440
2451
2477
2467
2516
2506
2539
H IV-39
H IV-64
h 3099
h 3103
H IV-22
h 3111
H VI-37
H VII-11
2419
H I-218
h 3094
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
PUP
08 10.7
12 50
Cluster, very large, rich in stars, little compressed,
MON
08 00.2
10 47
Cluster, pretty large, very rich in stars, compressed,
CAR
07 58.3
60 52
Cluster, very bright, very large, pretty rich in stars,
PUP
07 52.6
26 23
Pretty bright, very large, round, easily resolvable,
a star of 8th magnitude in the middle.
PUP
07 52.3
38 33
Remarkable, cluster, bright, rich in stars, large, little
compressed, a star of 12th magnitude.
PUP
07 45.4
37 58
Cluster, very very large, one star of 4.5 magnitude.
PUP
07 41.9
18 13
Planetary nebula, considerably bright, not very
well defined.
PUP
07 41.8
14 44
Planetary nebula, pretty bright, pretty small, very
little extended, resolvable (mottled, not resolved),
3.75 seconds diameter.
PUP
07 40.8
31 39
Cluster, bright, pretty rich, pretty large, little
compressed, a star of 9th magnitude, stars of
magnitude 9 to 14.
LYN
07 38.1
38 53
Pretty bright, pretty large, little extended 90 degrees,
very gradually brighter in the middle, a star of
magnitude 7 or 8 at 267 degrees, 40 distant.
Con
5.8
2.8
9.4
10.8
6.9
10.3
Mag
OC
OC
OC
6.5
7.6
3.8
OCDN 7.1
OC
OC
PN
PN
OC
GC
Type
3,500 LY
Surrounds 3.6magnitude c PUP.

850 LY
At least 300 suns like
loose globular cluster.
4,200 LY
17,000 LY
1,300 LY
1.30
50.00
20.00
15.00
22.00
14, 15
15, 22
12.00
15.00
27, 28, 30
22
22, 27
22, 27
14, 15, 22
14, 15, 22
Projected against open

cluster M 46 (at 5,400 LY).
2,900 LY. Very unusual
and neat sight!
1.30
3, 8
22
Intergalactic Wanderer.
Looks very remote!
295,000 LY
4.60
Map no.
9.00
Name/Notes
Size
21
2547
2546
2548/M 48
2808
2792
2818
2867
2841
2910
2903/2905
h 3117
h 3116
H VI-22
h 3152
h 3149
h 3154
h 3163
H I-205
h 3171
H I-56/H I-57
LEO
09 32.2
21 30
Considerably bright, very large, extended, gradually
much brighter in the middle, resolvable (mottled,
not resolved), south preceding of 2./Very faint,
resolvable (mottled, not resolved), north following
of 2.
VEL
09 30.4
52 54
Cluster, considerably large, pretty rich in stars,
pretty compressed, stars of magnitude 10 to 14.
UMA
09 22.0
50 58
very suddenly much brighter in the middle a star
of 10th magnitude.
CAR
09 21.4
58 19
Remarkable, very much so, planetary nebula a
star of 8th magnitude, very small, round, a star of
15th magnitude at 59 degrees, 13.
PYX
09 16.0
36 37
Remarkable, planetary nebula, pretty bright, pretty
large, round, very gradually little brighter in the
middle, in large cluster.
VEL
09 12.4
42 26
Remarkable, planetary nebula, pretty bright a star
of 9th magnitude, very small, round, among stars.
CAR
09 12.0
64 52
Remarkable, globular cluster, very large, extremely
rich in stars, very gradually extremely compressed
in the middle, 45 seconds diameter, stars
HYA
08 13.8
05 48
Cluster, very large, pretty rich in stars, pretty much
compressed, stars of magnitude 9 to 13.
PUP
08 12.4
37 38
Cluster, bright, large, little compressed, irregularly
extended, stars of magnitude 9 to 12.
VEL
08 10.7
49 16
Cluster, bright, large, little compressed, stars of
magnitude 7 to 16.
11.6
6.2
5.8
6.3
4.7
GX
OC
GX
PN
8.8
7.2
9.3
9.7
OCPN 8.2
PN
GC
OC
OC
OC
CH 5. One of formerly
lost Messier objects.
1,500 LY
31,000 LY
30.00
14.00
12.60 6.00
H I-57 is a starcloud in
H I-56. Lies all by itself
in the sky & easily
identified.
20,500,000 LY
27, 28
6.00
3, 4
8.10 3.50
31,000,000 LY
27, 28
22
8.00
0.40
22
27, 28, 30
0.40
Bright planetary in dim

cluster. 10,000 LY
22, 27
3,300 LY
70.00
15
22, 27
25.00
22
3034/M 82
3115
3132
3201
3228
3242
3245
3293
3372
H I-163
h 3228
h 3238
h 3245
H IV-27
H I-86
h 3276
h 3295
2997
H V-50
H IV-79
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
CAR
10 43.8
Remarkable, great nebula, Eta CAR.
CAR
10 35.8
Cluster, bright, rich in stars, pretty large.
59 52
58 14
LMI
10 27.3
28 30
Very bright, pretty large, extended 0 degrees,
suddenly much brighter in the middle to an
extended nucleus.
HYA
10 24.8
18 38
Remarkable, planetary nebula, very bright, little
extended 147 degrees, 4500 diameter, blue.
VEL
10 21.8
51 43
Cluster, 9 large [bright] and a few small [faint]
stars.
VEL
10 17.6
46 25
Globular cluster, very large, irregularly round, little
compressed in the middle, stars of magnitude
13 to 16.
VEL
10 07.0
40 26
Remarkable, very much so, planetary nebula, very
bright, very large, little extended, a star of 9th
magnitude in the middle, 4 seconds diameter.
SEX
10 05.2
07 43
very gradually then suddenly much brighter in the
middle to extended nucleus.
UMA
09 55.8
69 41
Very bright, very large, very much extended (ray).
ANT
09 45.6
31 11
Remarkable, very faint, very large, very gradually
then very suddenly brighter in the middle to a
nucleus 400 , 19.5 seconds in diameter.
Con
DN
OC
GX
PN
OC
GC
PN
GX
GX
GX
Type
3.0p
4.7
10.7
7.7
6.0
6.9
9.2
9.1
8.6
9.4
Mag
Eightburst Planetary/
Southern Ring Nebula.
Superb object! 2,000 LY
16,000 LY
1,600 LY
Ghost of Jupiter. Like

a big cosmic eye a
beauty! 2,500 LY
1.50
20.00
5.00
1.10
27, 28
Gem Cluster. 8,400 LY

Eta Carinae Nebula
S. hemisphere spectacle!
10,000 LY
5.00
120.00
27, 28
3.20 1.80
15, 16, 23
28
22, 23, 28
22, 23, 28
15, 16
Spindle Galaxy
30,000,000 LY
7.20 2.40
22, 23
1, 3, 4
Bodes Nebula/Cigar
Galaxy Spiral M 81 in same
field! 12,000,000 LY
45,000,000 LY
8.90 6.80
Map no.
11.20 4.30
Name/Notes
Size
23
3379/M 105
3521
3556/M 108
3532
3628
3766
3918
3992/M 109
4038
4039
H I-17
H I-13
H V-46
h 3315
H V-8
h 3352
h 3365
H IV-61
H IV-28.1
H IV-28.2
CRV
Pretty faint, pretty large.
12 01.9
18 53
CRV
12 01.9
18 52
Pretty bright, considerably large, round, very
gradually brighter in the middle.
UMA
11 57.6
53 23
Considerably bright, very large, pretty much
extended, suddenly brighter in the middle [to a]
bright resolvable (mottled, not resolved) nucleus.
CEN
11 50.3
57 11
Planetary nebula, remarkable, small, round, blue,
a star of 7th magnitude, diameter 1.5 seconds.
CEN
11 36.1
61 37
Cluster, pretty large, pretty rich in stars, pretty
LEO
11 20.3
13 36
Pretty bright, very large, very much extended 102
degrees.
CAR
11 06.4
58 40
Remarkable, very much so, cluster, extremely large,
round, little compressed, stars of magnitude 8 to 12.
UMA
11 11.5
55 40
Considerably bright, very large, very much extended
79 degrees, pretty bright in the middle, resolvable
LEO
11 05.8
00 02
Considerably bright, considerably large, much
extended 140 degrees /, very suddenly much
LEO
10 47.8
12 35
Very bright, considerably large, round, pretty
suddenly brighter in the middle, resolvable
GX
GX
GX
PN
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
10.4
10.3
9.8
8.1
5.3
9.6
3.0
9.9
9.2
9.5
38,000,000 LY
35,000,000 LY
The Owl Nebula

(M 97) lies in same wide
field.
45,000,000 LY
1,300 LY
Member of LEO Triplet

(together with M 65 and
M 66). 35,000,000 LY
Pearl Cluster.
5,500 LY
Blue Planetary
55,000,000 LY
Antennae/Ringtail Galaxy.
Interacting with H IV-28.2
Antennae/Ringtail Galaxy.
90,000,000 LY
5.30 4.80
11.20 5.40
8.60 2.40
50.00
13.10 3.10
15.00
0.40
7.50 4.40
3.40 1.70
3.30 1.70
16, 23
16, 23
28
28
9, 16
28
16
9, 15, 16
24
4303/M 61
4361
4349
4435
4438
4449
4490
H I-139
H I-65
h 3389
H I-28.1
H I-28.2
H I-213
H I-198
CVN
12 30.6
41 38
resolvable (mottled, not resolved), south following
of 2.
CVN
12 28.2
44 06
Very bright, considerably large, much extended,
double or bifurcated, well resolved, clearly
consisting of stars, a star of 9th magnitude
following 50 .
VIR
12 27.8
13 01
Bright, considerably large, very little extended,
resolvable (mottled, not resolved), south following
of 2.
VIR
12 27.7
13 05
Very bright, considerably large, round, north
preceding of 2.
CRU
12 24.5
61 54
Cluster, very bright, very large, little compressed,
CRV
12 24.5
18 48
Very bright, large, round, very suddenly much
brighter in the middle to a nucleus, resolvable
VIR
12 21.9
04 28
Very bright, very large, very suddenly brighter in the
middle to a star, binuclear.
CVN
12 19.0
47 18
Very bright, very large, very much extended 0
degrees, suddenly brighter in the middle to a bright
nucleus.
Dec
4258/M 106
RA (2000.0)
H V-43
Con
COM
12 10.1
18 33
gradually brighter in the middle, well resolved,
clearly consisting of stars.
NGC/M
H I-19 H I-11 4147 4153
Herschel
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
PN
GX
GX
GC
Type
9.5
9.4
10.0
10.8
7.4
10.9
9.3
8.3
10.4
Mag
The Eyes. 40,000,000 LY
13,700,000 LY
Cocoon Galaxy.
4, 9
Faint companion galaxy
(H I-197) nearly in contact.
8.50 3.00
6.20 4.40
6.40 3.20
4, 9
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
The Eyes. 40,000,000 LY
16, 23
3.00 2.20
2,600 LY
2.10
16, 31
28
60,000,000 LY
6.50 5.90
4, 9
9, 16
Map no.
4.00
25,000,000 LY
63,000 LY
4.40
18.60 7.20
Name/Notes
Size
25
COM
12 35.4
14 30
Bright, large, little extended, little brighter in the
middle.
4548/M 91
4559
4565
4567
4568
4594/M 104
4631
4636
4656
H II-120
H I-92
H V-24
H IV-8
H IV-9
H I-43
H V-42
H II-38
H I-176
CVN
12 44.0
32 10
Remarkable, pretty bright, large, very much
extended 34 degrees, south preceding of 2.
VIR
12 42.8
02 41
Bright, large, irregularly round, very gradually very
much brighter in the middle, resolvable (mottled,
not resolved).
CVN
12 42.1
32 32
Remarkable, very bright, very large, extremely
extended 70 degrees /, brighter in the middle to a
nucleus, a star of 12th magnitude attached north.
VIR
12 40.0
11 37
Remarkable, very bright, very large, extremely
extended 92 degrees, very suddenly much brighter
in the middle to a nucleus.
VIR
12 36.6
11 14
Very faint, large, south following of double nebula.
VIR
12 36.5
11 15
Very faint, large, north preceding of double nebula
at 160 degrees /.
COM
12 36.3
25 59
Bright, extremely large, extremely extended 135
degrees, very suddenly brighter in the middle to a
nucleus a star of 10th11th magnitude.
COM
12 36.0
27 58
gradually brighter in the middle, 3 stars following.
VIR
12 34.0
07 42
Very bright, very large, much extended 120 degrees
/, pretty suddenly much brighter in the middle,
between 2 stars of 7th magnitude.
H I-38 H I-31 4526

H I-119
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
10.1
9.4
9.0
8.3
10.9
11.3
9.5
9.6
10.1
9.6
Siamese Twins.
Interacting with H IV-9.
65,000,000 LY
Siamese Twins.
Interacting with H IV-8.
65,000,000 LY
Sombrero Galaxy. Dark
hat brim and bright
nuclear hub awesome
sight! 50,000,000 LY
Humpback Whale Galaxy.
Tiny galaxy (the star)
H II-659 just N. 30,000,000
LY
3.10 2.20
4.60 2.20
8.60 4.20
15.20 2.80
16
15.30 2.40
16, 23
9, 16, 31
5.90 4.60
Hockey Stick Galaxy.

30,000,000 LY
Huge edge-on spiral with

dark lane along middle!
31,000,000 LY
15.80 2.10
9, 16, 31
10.70 4.40
9, 16, 31
5.20 4.20
60,000,000 LY
16, 31
7.00 2.50
26
4697
4725
4755
4945
5005
5053
5128
5139
5195
5248
H I-84
h 3435
h 3459
H I-96
H VI-7
h 3501
h 3504
H I-186
H I-34
4657
H I-177
H I-39
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
BOO
13 37.5
08 53
Bright, large, extended 150 degrees, pretty suddenly
brighter in the middle to a resolvable (mottled, not
resolved) nucleus.
CVN
13 30.0
47 16
Bright, pretty small, little extended, very gradually
brighter in the middle, involved in M51.
CEN
13 26.8
47 29
A magnificent or otherwise interesting object,
globular cluster, Omega CEN.
CEN
13 25.5
43 01
Remarkable, very much so, very bright, very large,
very much extended 122 degrees, bifurcated.
COM
13 16.4
17 42
Cluster, very faint, pretty large, irregularly round,
very gradually brighter in the middle, stars 15th
magnitude.
CVN
13 10.9
37 03
Very bright, very large, very much extended 66
degrees, very suddenly brighter in the middle to a
nucleus.
CEN
13 05.4
49 28
Bright, very large, very much extended 39 degrees.
CRU
12 53.6
60 20
Cluster, very large, stars very bright (Kappa CRU).
COM
12 50.4
25 30
Very bright, very large, extended, very gradually
[then] very suddenly very much brighter in the
middle to an extremely bright nucleus.
VIR
12 48.6
05 48
Very bright, large, little extended 45 degrees /,
suddenly much brighter in the middle to a nucleus.
CVN
12 44.2
32 12
Remarkable, pretty faint, large, extended 90 degrees
/, north following of 2.
Con
GX
GX
GC
GX
GC
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
Type
10.1
9.6
5.3
6.6
9.0
9.8
8.6
4.2
9.3
9.2
12.4
Mag
Part of Hockey Stick.
1.30 0.60
23, 28
Omega Centauri Cluster
A starry blizzard superb
sight! 16,000 LY
Companion to Whirlpool
Galaxy (M 51).
37,000,000 LY
50,000,000 LY
55.00
5.90 4.60
6.20 4.50
9, 16, 17
4, 9
23, 24, 28
25.70 20.00 Black Belt Galaxy/CEN A.

Big and bright!
15,000,000 LY
9, 16, 17
10.00
Lies just a degree SE

of the globular M 53.
53,500 LY
5.80 2.90
28, 29
10.00
23, 28
10.70 7.60
19.80 4.00
16
Map no.
7.20 4.70
Jewel Box/Kappa Crucis

Cluster. Radiant and quite
beautiful! 7,600 LY
Name/Notes
Size
27
5247
5286
5281
5316
5466
5460
5634
5617
5662
5822
H II-297
h 3533
h 3531
h 3542
H VI-9
h 3555
H I-70
h 3570
h 3573
h 3588
LUP
15 05.2
54 21
Cluster, very large, rich in stars, little compressed,
CEN
14 35.2
56 33
Cluster, large, pretty rich in stars, little compressed,
stars of 9th magnitude and fainter.
CEN
14 29.8
60 43
Cluster, large, pretty rich in stars, pretty
compressed in the middle, stars of 8th magnitude
and fainter.
VIR
14 29.6
05 59
Globular cluster, very bright, considerably large,
round, gradually brighter in the middle, well
resolved, clearly consisting of stars, stars 19th
magnitude, a star of 8th magnitude south following.
CEN
14 07.6
48 19
Cluster, very large, very little compressed, stars of
8th magnitude and fainter.
BOO
14 05.5
28 32
Cluster, large, very rich in stars, very much
compressed, stars of 11th magnitude and fainter.
CEN
13 53.9
62 52
Cluster, pretty large, pretty compressed, stars 11th
magnitude.
CEN
13 46.6
62 54
Cluster, bright, small, pretty compressed,
irregularly round, stars of magnitude 10 to 12.
CEN
13 46.4
51 22
well resolved, clearly consisting of stars, stars 15th
magnitude.
VIR
13 38.1
17 53
Remarkable, very much so, considerably faint, very
large, very gradually [then] pretty suddenly much
OC
OC
OC
GC
OC
GC
OC
OC
GC
GX
6.5
5.5
6.3
9.5
5.6
9.2
6.0
5.9
7.4
9.9
35.00
28, 29
28, 29
30.00
2,200 LY
28, 29
10.00
17
5.50
82,000 LY
24, 28
35.00
9, 10
52,000 LY
28, 29
9.00
4,200 LY
8.00
28
28, 29
36,000 LY
11.00
16, 17, 23
15.00
50,000,000 LY
5.40 4.90
28
5907
5882
5897
5927
5986
6067
6124
6144
h 3594
H VI-8
H VI-19
h 3604
h 3611
h 3619
h 3626
H VI-10
5866/M 102
H I-215
H II-759
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
SCO
16 27.3
26 02
Cluster, considerably large, much compressed,
gradually brighter in the middle, well resolved,
clearly consisting of stars.
SCO
16 25.6
40 40
Cluster, bright, large, pretty rich in stars, little
9 to 11.
NOR
16 13.2
54 13
Cluster, very bright, very large, very rich in stars,
little compressed, stars of 10th magnitude and
fainter.
LUP
15 46.1
37 47
Remarkable, globular cluster, very bright, large,
round, very gradually brighter in the middle, stars of
magnitude 13 to 15.
LUP
15 28.0
50 40
Globular cluster, considerably bright, large, round,
very gradually brighter in the middle, well resolved,
clearly consisting of stars, stars of 15th magnitude.
LIB
15 17.4
21 01
Globular cluster, pretty faint, large, very irregularly
round, very gradually brighter in the middle, well
resolved, clearly consisting of stars.
LUP
15 16.8
45 39
Planetary nebula, very small, round, quite sharp.
DRA
15 15.9
56 19
Considerably bright, very large, very much extended
155 degrees, very gradually [then] pretty suddenly
DRA
15 06.5
55 46
Very bright, considerably large, pretty much
extended 146 degrees, gradually brighter in the
middle.
Con
GC
OC
OC
GC
GC
GC
PN
GX
GX
Type
9.0
5.8
5.6
7.6
8.0
8.4
9.4
10.4
9.9
Mag
25,000 LY
34,000 LY
6.00
9.60
24, 29
18,600 LY
300 NW of Antares and

near big globular M 4.
27,700 LY
40.00
7.40
24
29
15.00
24, 29
24, 28, 29
24
40,000 LY
4, 5
11.00
Splinter Galaxy. Ghostly

thin needle of light!
40,000,000 LY
12.60 1.40
4, 5
24, 29
Formerly thought to
be duplicate of M 101.
40,000,000 LY
6.50 3.10
Map no.
0.30
Name/Notes
Size
29
6171/M 107
6210
6229
6231
6242
6281
6293
6304
6316
6326
H VI-40
h 1970
H IV-50
h 3652
h 3654
h 3664
H VI-12
H I-147
H I-45
h 3675
ARA
17 20.8
51 45
planetary nebula, pretty bright, very small, round.
OPH
17 16.6
28 08
Globular cluster, considerably bright, pretty small,
round, gradually very much brighter in the middle,
magnitude.
OPH
17 14.5
29 28
Globular cluster, bright, considerably large, round,
little brighter in the middle, well resolved, clearly
consisting of stars, stars 16th magnitude.
OPH
17 10.2
26 35
Globular cluster, very bright, large, round, pretty
suddenly brighter in the middle, well resolved,
clearly consisting of stars, stars 16th magnitude.
SCO
17 04.8
37 54
Cluster, large, pretty rich in stars, little compressed,
SCO
16 55.6
39 30
Cluster, bright, large, rich in stars, stars of
magnitude 8 to 11.
SCO
16 54.0
41 48
Cluster, bright, considerably large, pretty rich in
stars, stars of magnitude 10 to 13.
HER
16 47.0
47 32
Globular cluster, very bright, large, round, disc &
faint border, resolvable (mottled, not resolved).
HER
16 44.5
23 49
Planetary nebula, very bright, very small, round,
disc & border, (nucleus variable?).
OPH
16 32.5
13 03
Globular cluster, large, very rich in stars, very much
compressed, round, well resolved, clearly
consisting of stars.
PN
GC
GC
GC
OC
OC
OC
GC
PN
GC
Originally thought to be
a planetary nebula.
99,000 LY
Table of Scorpius Cluster. 24, 29

6,000 LY
4,000 LY
4.50
14.00
9.00
24
28,700 LY
19,600 LY
Tiny, but bright and rich.

36,000 LY
8.20
8.00
5.40
29
24
24
24
8.00
24, 29
5, 10
10
Struve 5N. Cobalt-blue

little gem. 3,600 LY
0.40
17, 18, 24
21,000 LY
13.00
12.2p 0.30
8.1
8.3
8.3
5.4
6.4
2.6
9.4
8.8
7.8
30
6369
6362
6388
6397
6445
6441
6543
6514/M 20
h 3684
h 3690
h 3692
H II-586
h 3705
H IV-37
H IV-41, H V10, 11 and 12
6356
H I-48
H IV-11
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
SGR
18 02.3
23 02
bright, very large, trifid, double star involved.
DRA
17 58.6
66 38
Planetary nebula, very bright, pretty small, suddenly
brighter in the middle [to a] very small nucleus.
SCO
17 50.2
37 03
very gradually much brighter in the middle, well
resolved, clearly consisting of stars, stars 18th
magnitude.
SGR
17 49.2
20 01
Pretty bright, pretty small, round, gradually brighter
in the middle, resolvable (mottled, not resolved),
star of 15th magnitude north preceding.
ARA
17 40.7
53 40
Globular cluster, bright, very large, rich in stars,
stars 13th magnitude.
SCO
17 36.3
44 44
Globular cluster, very bright, large, round, pretty
gradually [then] pretty suddenly very much brighter
in the middle, well resolved, clearly consisting of
stars, stars 17th magnitude and fainter.
ARA
17 31.9
67 03
Globular cluster, considerably bright, large, very
gradually much brighter in the middle, well
resolved, clearly consisting of stars, stars of
magnitude 14 to 17.
OPH
17 29.3
23 46
Remarkable, very much so, ring, pretty bright,
small, round.
OPH
17 23.6
17 49
Globular cluster, very bright, considerably large,
very gradually very much brighter in the middle,
magnitude.
Con
DN
PN
GC
PN
GC
GC
GC
PN
GC
Type
6.3
8.1
7.2
11.2
5.3
6.8
8.1
11.4
8.2
Mag
32,600 LY
7,200 LY
Little Gem Nebula. Also

known as Crescent
Nebula (along with H IV72 in CYG below).
3rd magnitude G SCO lies 24, 25

very close-by in field.
38,000 LY
Cat0 s Eye/Snail Nebula.

Famous! 3,600 LY
Various sections of the
Trifid Nebula. 5,200 LY
10.40
31.00
0.70
9.60
0.30
20.00
24, 25
1, 5
18, 24
29
24, 25, 29
29, 30
24,800 LY
15.00
24
18, 24
Map no.
Little Ghost Nebula.

Haunting sight! 3,800 LY
Name/Notes
0.60
10.00
Size
31
6523/M 8
6530
6541
6572
6633
6712
6723
6752
6819
6818
H V-9 &
H V-13
h 3725
h 3726
h 2000
H VIII-72
H I-47
h 3770
h 3778
h 2048
H IV-51
SGR
19 44.0
14 09
Planetary nebula, bright, very small, round.
CYG
19 41.3
40 11
Cluster, very large, very rich in stars, stars of
magnitude 11 to 15.
PAV
19 10.9
59 59
Globular cluster, bright, very large, irregularly
round, well resolved, clearly consisting of stars,
SGR
18 59.6
36 38
Globular cluster, very large, very little extended,
very gradually brighter in the middle, well resolved,
clearly consisting of stars, stars of magnitude 14 to
16.
SCT
18 53.1
08 42
Globular cluster, pretty bright, very large, irregular,
very gradually little brighter in the middle, well
resolved, clearly consisting of stars.
OPH
18 27.7
06 34
Cluster, little compressed, stars large [bright].
OPH
18 12.1
06 51
Planetary nebula, very bright, very small, round,
little hazy.
CRA
18 08.0
43 42
Globular cluster, bright, round, extremely
compressed, gradually brighter in the middle, well
resolved, clearly consisting of stars, stars of
magnitude 15 to 16.
SGR
18 04.8
24 20
Cluster, bright, large, pretty rich in stars, following
M8.
SGR
18 03.8
24 23
bright, extremely large, extremely irregular figure,
with large cluster.
PN
OC
GC
GC
GC
OC
PN
GC
OC
DN
9.3
7.3
5.3
6.8
8.1
4.6
8.1
6.3
4.6
5.0p
Various sections of the

Lagoon Nebula. 5,200 LY
Involved with Lagoon

Nebula.
23,000 LY
Struve 6N Blue-green
tiny gem. 1,900 LY
CH 8. 1,000 LY
22,500 LY
28,400 LY
Pavo Globular Cluster.

A beauty! 13,000 LY
Foxhead Cluster, CH 16.

7,200 LY
Little Gem Nebula.
Turquoise-blue dot.
5,000 LY
45.00
15.00
15.00
0.20
20.00
9.80
13.00
29.00
5.00
0.80
18, 19, 25
5, 11
26, 29, 30
25
18
18
18
24, 25, 29
24, 25
24, 25
32
6866
6888
6905
6939
6940
6946
6960
6992
6995
H IV-72
H IV-16
H VI-42
H VII-8
H IV-76
H V-15
H V-14
h 2093
6826
H IV-73
H VII-59
NGC/M
Herschel
RA (2000.0)
Dec
CYG
20 57.1
31 13
Faint, extremely large, nebula & stars in groups.
CYG
20 56.4
31 43
Remarkable, very much so, extremely faint,
extremely large, extremely extended, extremely
irregular figure, bifurcated.
CYG
20 45.7
30 43
Remarkable, very much so, pretty bright,
considerably large, extremely irregular figure,
52 CYG involved.
CEP
20 34.8
60 09
Very faint, very large, very gradually [then] very
suddenly brighter in the middle, partially resolved,
some stars seen.
VUL
20 34.6
28 18
Cluster, very bright, very large, very rich in stars,
considerably compressed, stars pretty large
[bright].
CEP
20 31.4
60 38
Cluster, pretty large, extremely rich in stars, pretty
11 to 16.
DEL
20 22.4
20 07
Remarkable, very much so, planetary nebula, bright,
pretty small, round, 4 small [faint] stars near.
CYG
20 12.0
38 21
Faint, very large, very much extended, two stars
attached.
CYG
20 03.7
44 00
Cluster, large, very rich in stars, considerably
compressed.
CYG
19 44.8
50 31
Planetary nebula, bright, pretty large, round, a star
of 11th magnitude in the middle.
Con
SR
SR
SR
GX
OC
OC
PN
DN
OC
PN
Type
Name/Notes
Blinking Planetary.
Alternate between
direct and averted vision
to see! 3,300 LY
Kite Cluster, CH 7.
4,000 LY
Size
0.60
7.00
7.0
7.0
7.0
9.0
6.3
7.8
11.1
Blue Flash Nebula.

4,200 LY
In same field with H IV-76
(below). 4,000 LY
2,500 LY
In same field with H VI-42

(above). 10,000,000 LY
Veil/Filamentary/Cirrus
Nebula. Vast supernova
bubble. 2,600 LY
Nebula. Section of bubble
or Loop.
Nebula. Section of bubble
or Loop.
1.20
10.00
25.00
11.50 9.80
70.00 0.60
60.00 8.00
12.00
10.0p 18.00 13.00 Crescent Nebula
7.6
8.8
Mag
11
11
11
1, 2, 5
11
1, 2, 5
11, 19
5, 11
5, 11
5, 11
Map no.
33
7000
7023
7009
7243
7331
7380
7635
7662
7789
H V-37
H IV-74
H IV-1
H VIII-75
H I-53
H VIII-77
H IV-52
H IV-18
H VI-30
CAS
23 57.0
56 44
Cluster, very large, very rich in stars, very much
AND
23 25.9
42 33
planetary nebula or ring, very bright, pretty small,
round, blue, variable nucleus.
CAS
23 20.7
61 12
Very faint, a star of 8th magnitude involved, little
eccentric.
CEP
22 47.0
58 06
Cluster, pretty large, pretty rich in stars, little
PEG
22 37.1
34 25
Bright, pretty large, pretty much extended 163
degrees, suddenly much brighter in the middle.
LAC
22 15.3
49 53
Cluster, large, poor (sparse) in stars [??], little
compressed, stars very large [bright].
AQR
21 04.2
11 22
planetary nebula, very bright, small, elliptic.
CEP
21 00.5
68 10
A star of 7th magnitude in extremely faint [??],
extremely large nebulosity.
CYG
20 58.8
44 20
Faint, extremely large, diffused nebulosity.
4.0p
9.5
6.4
8.0
OC
PN
DN
Iris Nebula. Nebulosity is

actually bright and easy!?
Saturn Nebula Struve
8N. An amazing and eerie
sight! 2,400 LY
Dim triple Struve 2890
in center. 2,800 LY
One of brighter nonMessier galaxies.
46,000,000 LY
CH 19. 7,200 LY
10.00 8.00
0.60
30.00
10.20 4.20
20.00
6.7
8.3
25.00
0.60
19, 25
1, 2, 5
5, 11
Carolines Cluster, CH 14.

300suns. Stardust
beautiful sight! 7,600 LY
Blue Snowball. Bluish and 2, 6

bright! 5,600 LY
Bubble Nebula. In wide

field with open cluster
M 52.
North America Nebula

Huge! 1,600 LY
120.00
100.00
11.0p 15.00 8.00
OCDN 7.2
GX
OC
PN
DNOC 7.1p
DN
34

Of the extensive literature existing on the subject of the
Herschels and their discoveries, the following are a
number of the most useful and interesting print and
electronic publications. Although some of the older
classic works have been reprinted, others are now out of
print but still to be found in used book stores,
observatory libraries, and also over the Internet. And
while the numerical/physical parameters they give for
these objects is in most cases quite dated, their descriptive
accounts have a charm, passion, and warmth about them
thats sadly missing from many such guides today.
B. Branchett, Observe: The Herschel Objects, The
Astronomical League, East Peoria, IL, 1980. The
original manual for observing the 400 Herschel objects
selected as targets for the US-based Astronomical
Leagues Herschel 400 Club. (See below for its sequel
which contains an additional 400 objects.) For more
information, go to: http://astroleague.org/al/obsclubs/
herschel/hers400.html
M. Bratton, The Complete Guide to the Herschel Objects,
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, publication due
2011. This major new observing reference provides a
complete re-examination of William Herschels entire
catalogue of some 2,500 star clusters and nebulae (many of
the latter being galaxies, unrecognized as such in his time),
while retracing the footsteps of this great astronomers life
as an observer and telescope maker. Contains detailed
notes about each objects visual appearance (including
those considered lost or nonexistent), and includes
hundreds of images of the most fascinating wonders
supplemented by dozens of eyepiece sketches. This
amazing book is destined to become the ultimate reference
on Sir Williams pioneering discoveries.
R. Burnham, Jr., Burnhams Celestial Handbook, Volumes 1,
2 and 3, Dover Publications, New York, 1978. One of
the most comprehensive guidebooks to the heavens ever
written, this modern classic covers some 7,000 celestial
wonders including many Herschel objects. Simply a
must have!
A. Clerke, The Herschels and Modern Astronomy, Cassell
and Company, London, 1895. A charming overview of
all three Herschels and their impact on astronomy of
the time.
C. Cole and C. Pratt, Observe: The Herschel II Objects, The
Astronomical League, West Burlington, IA, 1997. A
follow-up manual to the original roster (see above),
giving 400 more Herschel objects selected as targets for
the US-based Astronomical Leagues Herschel Club.
J. L. E. Dreyer, New General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters

of Stars, Royal Astronomical Society, London, 1971. The
ultimate reference covering all of the discoveries of both
William and John Herschel (including those objects
actually found by Caroline Herschel).
J. L. E. Dreyer (ed.), Scientific Papers of Sir William
Herschel, The Royal Society, London, 1912. This
compendium, reprinted jointly by the Royal Society and
the Royal Astronomical Society, is an extremely valuable
reference for those desiring to read William Herschels
published papers without having access to the Philosophical
Transactions in which they originally appeared.
D. Evans, Herschel at the Cape, University of Texas at
Austin, Austin, TX, 1969. A work devoted exclusively
to the many discoveries of Sir John Herschel during his
famous survey of the southern sky at Cape Town, South
Africa.
H. Frommert, The Interactive NGC Catalog Online. A
superb Internet resource for the latest updated version
of the original NGC and its two Index Catalogues. Also
contains images of each object from the Digital Sky
Survey. To access it go to www.seds.org/~spider/ngc/
ngc.html or simply enter its title in your computers
search window.
E. Hartung, Astronomical Objects for Southern Telescopes,
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1998.
Perhaps the ultimate descriptive work on the visual
appearance of deep-sky wonders of all types as seen
from the Southern Hemisphere. (Also includes many
objects visible from the Northern Hemisphere.)
A. Hirshfield and R. Sinnott, Sky Catalogue 2000.0,
Volume 2, Sky Publishing and Cambridge University
Press, Cambridge, 1985. A companion volume to Wil
Tirions famed Sky Atlas 2000.0, it contains data on
thousands of deep-sky wonders plotted in the Atlas itself
including many Herschel objects (listed by their NGC
numbers only).
E. S. Holden, Sir William Herschel, Charles Scribners Sons,
New York, 1881. An excellent in-depth account of
Williams life and work one of the very finest ever written.
M. Hoskin, The Herschel Partnership: As Viewed by Caroline,
Science History Publications Ltd., London, 2003. Offers
fascinating new insights into the working relationship
between Sir William and his devoted sister by a noted
historian of astronomy.
M. Hoskin, William Herschel and the Construction of the
Heavens, Norton and Norton, New York, 1964. Yet
another, earlier contribution by Hoskin, focusing on Sir
Williams cosmology.
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H. C. King, The History of the Telescope, Dover

Publications, New York, 2003. Has one of the best
concise accounts to be found of William Herschels life,
telescopes, and work.
of Arizona Press, Tucson, AZ, 1973. The

comprehensive update of the original NGC containing
the notorious nonexistent Herschel objects based on
the Palomar Sky Survey photographic plates.
C. Lubbock, The Herschel Chronicle: The Life Story of

William Herschel and His Sister Caroline Herschel,
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1933;
reprinted by the William Herschel Society,
London, in 1997. One of the most in-depth accounts of
these two Herschels ever published.
W. Steinicke, Revised NGC and IC Catalog. This superb

Internet resource offers the very latest data available
online for the original NGC and its two Index
Catalogues. To access it, go to the site for The Interactive
NGC Catalog Online (see above) and click on the
Revised NGC/IC data link shown.
J. Mullaney, The Herschel Objects and How to Observe

Them, Springer-Verlag, New York, 2007. An upbeat,
non-technical overview of the subject by the co-author
of this Atlas emphasizing the pleasure to be derived
from observation of these objects. Features images and
descriptions of 165 of the best showpieces from Sir
Williams catalog.
W. Steinicke, Observing and Cataloguing Nebulae and Star

Clusters: From Herschel to Dreyers New General
Catalogue, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,
2010. The fascinating history of the discovery,
observation, description and cataloguing of star clusters
and nebulae in the nineteenth century has largely gone
untold until now! This well-researched volume is the
first comprehensive historical study of the NGC itself,
and is an important resource for those interested in the
history of astronomy in general and visual deep-sky
observing in particular. It covers the people,
observatories, telescopes and techniques used during
this golden age of discovery, as well as many prominent
deep-sky wonders themselves.
J. Mullaney, Celestial Harvest: 300-Plus Showpieces of the

Heavens for Telescope Viewing & Contemplation, Dover
Publications, New York, 2002. This work, originally
self-published in 1998, contains extensive descriptions
of many of the finest Herschel objects by both classic
and modern-day observers.
S. J. OMeara, Steve OMearas Herschel 400 Observing
Guide, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2007.
Comprehensive coverage of the Herschel Clubs
original target list of 400 objects written by the
foremost visual observer in the world today. Features
detailed finder charts, vivid descriptions, and eyepiece
sketches of each entry.
J. B. Sidgwick, William Herschel, Explorer of the Heavens,
Faber and Faber, London, 1953. Comprehensive work
by a noted British authority on observational astronomy.
R. W. Sinnott (ed.), NGC 2000.0, Sky Publishing
Corporation and Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, MA, and London, 1988. An updated and
corrected version of Dreyers original NGC and its two
Index Catalogues for the current standard positional
Epoch 2000.0.
W. H. Smyth, The Bedford Catalogue, being Volume Two
of A Cycle of Celestial Objects, Willmann-Bell, Inc.,
Richmond, VA, 1986. This reprinted classic from 1844
is the one that really started it all in terms of turning
observers on to the fascinating world of deep-sky
observing with small instruments. It contains detailed
and often very quaint descriptions of the visual
appearance of many of the brighter Herschel objects
using Sir Williams original designations.
J. Sulentic and W. Tifft, The Revised New General
Catalogue of Nonstellar Astronomical Objects, University
T. W. Webb, Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes,

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2010. First
published in 1859 as a single volume, this charming
classic quickly became the most beloved and used
guidebook of its day, and its popularity has continued
right up to the present time despite being out-of-print.
In later editions, it was split into two volumes
containing nearly 4,000 targets (the majority being
double and multiple stars). With the exception of the
Messier objects, the clusters and nebulae described in it
were given with their original Herschel (as well as
NGC) designations. This classic is once more available
as a self-contained single volume in this new edition
from Cambridge.
Some additional valuable resources are the various

publications of The William Herschel Society of
Bath, UK (www.williamherschel.org.uk), and the
Webb Deep Sky Society of London, UK (www.
webbdeepsky.com). Also, the two US based
magazines Astronomy (www.astronomy.com) and,
especially, Sky & Telescope (www.skyandtelescope.
com) have run many articles about the Herschels
(including ones by the author) over the years. Finally,
the Journal for the History of Astronomy (www.shpltd.
co.uk/jha.html) is an excellent scholarly work often
containing papers about the Herschels.
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About the authors

Wil Tirion had no formal education in astronomy.
His training was focused on graphic art and design,
although the starry sky and especially star maps have
always fascinated him. In the fields of astronomy and
uranography (mapping the sky), he is what is known as
an autodidact. In 1977, purely for his own enjoyment,
he started making his first star atlas, which showed stars
down to magnitude 6.5. It was published in the
Encyclopedia of Astronomy, edited by Colin Ronan
(Hamlyn, London, 1979) and in 1981 as a separate set
of maps by the British Astronomical Association (BAA
Star Charts 1950.0). In 1978, still as a hobby, he started
working on a larger atlas entitled Sky Atlas 2000.0,
showing stars down to magnitude 8.0. Its publication in
1981 (Sky Publishing Corporation, USA, co-published
by Cambridge University Press, UK), resulted in requests
from several additional publishers to execute star maps
for a variety of purposes. In 1983 he decided to quit his
job as a graphic artist and designer, and become a full-time
uranographer. Since then he has created such popular
star atlases as the Bright Star Atlas 2000.0 and the The
Cambridge Star Atlas, and has cooperated with others on
much larger atlases like Uranometria 2000.0. He has also
created numerous star maps for various astronomy books
and magazines. In 1987 he was honored by receiving
the Dr. J. van der Bilt Prize, a Dutch award for
outstanding work by amateur astronomers. This was
followed in 1993 by a more international award when
minor planet 4648 Tirion (1931 UE) was named
after him. His website is: www.wil-tirion.com.
James Mullaney is an astronomy writer, lecturer and
consultant who has published more than 500 articles and
seven books (including The Cambridge Double Star Atlas)
on observing the wonders of the heavens, and logged over
20,000 hours of stargazing time with the unaided eye,
binoculars and telescopes. Formerly Curator of the Buhl
Planetarium & Institute of Popular Science in Pittsburgh
and Director of the DuPont Planetarium, he served as
staff astronomer at the University of Pittsburghs
Allegheny Observatory and as an assistant editor for
Sky & Telescope magazine. He was also one of the

contributors to Carl Sagans award-winning Cosmos
PBS-Television series. His 50-year mission has been to
Celebrate the Universe! to get others to look up at
the majesty of the night sky and to personally experience
the joys of stargazing. In February of 2005 he was elected
a Fellow of the prestigious Royal Astronomical Society
of London.
Acknowledgements
It has been a sincere pleasure working on this project from
its very inception with Vince Higgs, Commissioning
Editor, Astronomy and Astrophysics, at Cambridge
University Press. It was he who had the vision to see the
need for this seminal new star atlas as proposed by author
Mullaney, and he who obtained the endorsement of the
Cambridge University Press editorial review board and
management to undertake its publication. Special
acknowledgement is also due Hartmut Frommert and
Wolfgang Steinicke for creating/maintaining their
immensely valuable The Interactive NGC Catalog Online
and Revised NGC and IC Catalog, respectively. And
thanks to Dr. Michael Hoskin, founder and editor of
The Journal for the History of Astronomy, for valuable
information about the Herschels, especially Caroline and
her discoveries. Lindsay Barnes, Laura Clark, Claire
Poole, and Jonathan Ratcliffe at Cambridge all played
roles in bringing this Atlas to press. Wil Tirion wants to
thank James ( Jim) Mullaney for his valuable input in this
project. Without his expertise on the subject, and his
great practical experience in observing the Herschel
objects, it would not have been possible to create this
Atlas. For James Mullaney, it has been a great honor and
rare privilege to again work closely with the famed and
immensely talented Wil Tirion, creator of many
legendary previous star atlases and who is without
question the greatest mapper of the starry heavens the
world has ever known. This collaboration has resulted in
a truly unique new work in the field of astronomy that is
sure to be actively used and endorsed by Herschelians
worldwide.
STAR CHARTS
HYI
Appendix A:
Constellation table
The following list gives the full names of the 88

officially recognized constellations, together with
their genitive (possessive) cases, order of size in terms
of number of square degrees, standard International

Astronomical Union (IAU) three letter abbreviations,
and Atlas map number/s on which they are shown.
Name
Genitive
Size
Abbrev.
Map number/s
Andromeda
Andromedae
19
AND
Antlia
Antliae
62
ANT
23
22
28
Apus
Apodis
67
APS
30
29
28
Aquarius
Aquarii
10
AQR
19
12
20
Aquila
Aquilae
22
AQL
19
18
11
25
Ara
Arae
63
ARA
29
30
28
Aries
Arietis
39
ARI
13
Auriga
Aurigae
21
AUR
Bootes
Bootis
13
BOO
10
17
16
Caelum
Caeli
81
CAE
21
27
Camelopardalis
Camelopardalis
18
CAM
Cancer
Cancri
31
CNC
15
Canes Venatici
Canum Venaticorum
38
CVN
10
15
Canis Major
Canis Majoris
43
CMA
22
14
Canis Minor
Canis Minoris
71
CMI
15
14
Capricornus
Capricorni
40
CAP
19
25
Carina
Carinae
34
CAR
27
28
Cassiopeia
Cassiopeiae
25
CAS
Centaurus
Centauri
CEN
28
23
24
Cepheus
Cephei
Cetus
Ceti
Chamaeleon
Chamaeleontis
30
27
CEP
CET
13
12
20
79
CHA
30
28
27
Circinus
Circini
85
CIR
28
29
30
Columba
Columbae
54
COL
21
22
27
Coma Berenices
Comae Berenices
42
COM
16
17
Corona Australis
Coronae Australis
80
CRA
25
24
29
Corona Borealis
Coronae Borealis
73
CRB
10
Corvus
Corvi
70
CRV
23
16
16
Crater
Crateris
53
CRT
23
Crux
Crucis
88
CRU
28
Cygnus
Cygni
16
CYG
11
Delphinus
Delphini
69
DEL
19
11
Dorado
Doradus
DOR
27
30
Draco
Draconis
DRA
Equuleus
Equulei
87
EQU
19
11
12
29
21
103
104
Name
Genitive
Size
Abbrev.
Map number/s
Eridanus
Eridani
Fornax
Fornacis
ERI
21
13
14
41
FOR
21
20
26
Gemini
Geminorum
30
Grus
Gruis
45
GEM
14
15
GRU
20
26
25
Hercules
Herculis
HER
10
11
Horologium
Horologii
58
HOR
27
26
21
Hydra
Hydrae
HYA
15
23
22
Hydrus
Hydri
61
HYI
26
30
27
Indus
Indi
49
IND
26
29
30
Lacerta
Lacertae
68
LAC
11
Leo
Leonis
12
LEO
16
15
Leo Minor
Leonis Minoris
64
LMI
Lepus
Leporis
51
LEP
21
14
22
Libra
Librae
29
LIB
24
17
26
27
18
17
24
26
Lupus
Lupi
46
LUP
24
29
28
Lynx
Lyncis
28
LYN
Lyra
Lyrae
52
LYR
11
Mensa
Mensae
75
MEN
30
27
Microscopium
Microscopii
66
MIC
25
Monoceros
Monocerotis
35
MON
14
15
Musca
Muscae
77
MUS
28
30
Norma
Normae
74
NOR
29
28
24
Octans
Octantis
50
OCT
30
26
29
Ophiuchus
Ophiuchi
11
OPH
18
24
17
10
Orion
Orionis
26
ORI
14
13
Pavo
Pavonis
44
PAV
30
29
26
Pegasus
Pegasi
PEG
19
12
Perseus
Persei
24
PER
Phoenix
Phoenicis
37
PHE
26
20
21
Pictor
Pictoris
59
PIC
27
30
Pisces
Piscium
14
PSC
12
Piscis Austrinus
Piscis Austrini
60
PSA
20
25
Puppis
Puppis
20
PUP
22
27
15
26
30
Pyxis
Pyxidis
65
PYX
22
Reticulum
Reticuli
82
RET
27
11
13
14
Sagitta
Sagittae
86
SGE
11
19
18
Sagittarius
Sagittarii
15
SGR
25
24
18
19
29
Scorpius
Scorpii
33
SCO
24
17
18
25
29
Sculptor
Sculptoris
36
SCL
20
10
24
Scutum
Scuti
84
SCT
18
25
Serpens
Serpentis
23
SER
17
18
Sextans
Sextantis
47
SEX
15
16
Taurus
Tauri
17
TAU
13
Telescopium
Telescopii
57
TEL
29
25
14
Appendix A: Constellation table
Name
Genitive
Size
Abbrev.
105
Map number/s
Triangulum
Trianguli
78
TRI
Triangulum Australe
Trianguli Australis
83
TRA
30
29
28
Tucana
Tucanae
48
TUC
26
29
30
Ursa Major
Ursae Majoris
UMA
Ursa Minor
Ursae Minoris
56
UMI
Vela
Velorum
32
VEL
28
27
22
23
Virgo
Virginis
VIR
16
17
23
Volans
Volantis
76
VOL
30
27
28
Vulpecula
Vulpeculae
55
VUL
11
24
Appendix B: The Cambridge Atlas

of Herschel Objects target list
2,500 Clusters, nebulae, and galaxies
arranged by right ascension
Key/Notes:
OC
open cluster
GC
globular cluster
PN
planetary nebula
DN
diffuse nebula
SR
supernova remnant
GX
galaxy
NE
nonexistent
H
William Herschel
CH
Caroline Herschel
h
John Herschel
NGC New General Catalogue
M
Messier
SMC Small Magellanic Cloud
LMC Large Magellanic Cloud
MW Milky Way
* Herschel Club 400 List
The nominal visual magnitude limit is 12.5. A
number of fainter objects are included for the reasons
given in the text. The letter p indicates a
photographic magnitude rather than a visual one,
106
which averages roughly a magnitude brighter than

what the eye sees if the object is blue in hue and a
magnitude fainter if its yellow or red.
An explanation of the column headers will be
found in the Herschel showpiece section of the text.
Note that under the map column some numbers are
in italics, meaning that the object is plotted on
that map but is unlabeled: this only occurs in areas
that are covered in more detail by the two extra
maps, 31 and 32.
The primary print and online data sources used in
compiling the following roster were:
New General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of
Stars by J. L. E. Dreyer
NGC 2000.0 by Roger W. Sinnott
The Interactive NGC Catalog Online by Hartmut
Frommert
Revised NGC and IC Catalog by Wolfgang
Steinicke
The Revised New General Catalogue of Nonstellar
Astronomical Objects by J. W. Sulentic and W. G.
Tiff
SIMBAD Astronomical Database
107
125
128
129
H III-869
H II-854
H VIII-79 *
147
151
148
h 29
H II-478
h 2329
146
121
h 2325
152
110
h 22
h 28
108
H III-148
h 2331
SCL
103
h 20
134
104
h 2322
136
97
h 18
h 2327
95
H II-257
H VI-35 *
CAS
80
h 16
SCL
SCL
CET
CAS
CAS
TUC
CAS
PSC
PSC
TUC
CAS
AND
CAS
TUC
AND
PSC
AND
PSC
55
CET
57
45
h 2313
CEP
H II-241 II-243
40
H IV-58 *
SCL
PEG
PEG
PEG
SCL
CET
PEG
CEP
PEG
CAS
Con
h 2315
23
16
H IV-15
24
14
H II-591
H III-147
10
h 4015
H III-461
7817
7822
h 2302
7826
7814
H II-240
H VIII-29
7801
h 2292
H II-227
NGC/M
Herschel
00 34.3
00 34.0
00 33.2
00 33.1
00 32.8
00 31.5
00 30.4
00 29.9
00 29.2
00 28.8
00 26.8
00 27.4
00 25.9
00 25.3
00 24.1
00 22.4
00 22.2
00 21.2
00 15.4
00 14.9
00 14.1
00 13.0
00 09.9
00 09.9
00 09.1
00 08.8
00 08.6
00 05.2
00 04.0
00 03.6
00 03.3
00 00.4
31 47
09 42
48 30
63 18
73 09
61 32
33 15
60 14
02 51
02 50
71 32
71 23
29 13
61 21
72 05
29 44
10 30
22 21
17 18
39 11
23 11
72 32
24 58
25 55
27 44
15 49
33 52
20 44
20 45
68 37
16 09
50 42
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
OC
OC
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
GC
OC
GX
OC
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
DN
GX
OC/NE
Type
12.1
12.4
9.4
9.1
11.9p
10.4
6.5
11.8
12.4
11.2
12.2
9.8
4.0
12.4
12.5
12.2
11.8
7.8
10.7
12.3?
11.5
11.9
12.0
12.2
12.3
11.8
10.8
Mag
h5
21.00
2.00 0.80
3.80 1.60
13.2 7.8
5.00
1.7
1.50
8.4 1.8
h 30 h 2330
in SMC
h 24
2.50 0.70
0
h 25
1.80 1.60
h 23
1.50
20
12
2, 6
26, 30
20
12
12
1, 2
26, 30
in SMC
19.00
2
6
2.30 1.80
h 21
5.00
6
26, 30
31.00
47 Tucanae Cluster
1.30
6
12
h 19
1.50 1.10
6, 12
1.60
h 13
20
2.20 1.90
31.2 5.9
20
1, 2
h 8, magnitude highly
uncertain (10.2?)
1.20
20
6, 12
20
20
6, 12
2, 6
Map no.
8.50 5.90
h 2308
5.80 1.30
2.1 1.3
h3
2.8 2.1
1.80 1.00
h 2305
h 2300
likely SR
h 2297
Name/Notes
2.40 1.20
12.00
3.5 1.0
100.00
5.5 2.3
15.0
Size
108
NGC/M
157
173
175 171
182
185
193
194
189
205/M 110
220
206
210
222
214
227
221/M32
224/M 31
225
245
246
247
188
254
253
265
255
252
266
Herschel
H II-3 *
H III-871
H III-223
H III-870
H II-707 *
H III-595
H II-856
h 36
H V-18 *
h 2338
H V-36
H II-452
h 2339
H II-209
H II-444
h 51
h 50
H VIII-78 *
H II-445
H V-25 *
H V-20 *
h 34
h 2347
H V-1 *
h 2351
H II-472
H II-609
H III-153
PSC
AND
CET
TUC
SCL
SCL
CEP
CET
CET
CET
CAS
AND
AND
CET
AND
TUC
CET
AND
TUC
AND
CAS
PSC
PSC
CAS
PSC
CET
CET
CET
Con
00 49.8
00 48.0
00 47.8
00 47.6
00 47.6
00 47.5
00 47.5
00 47.1
00.47.0
00 46.1
00 43.4
00 42.7
00 42.7
00 42.6
00 41.5
00 40.6
00 40.6
00 40.6
00 40.5
00 40.4
00 39.6
00 39.3
00 39.3
00 39.0
00 38.2
00 37.4
00 37.2
00 34.8
32 16
27 38
11 28
73 29
25 17
31 25
85 20
20 46
11 53
01 44
61 47
41 16
40 52
01 32
25 30
73 24
13 52
40 44
73 24
41 41
61 04
03 02
03 20
48 20
02 44
19 56
01 56
08 24
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
OC
GX
PN
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
11.8
12.5
11.9
12.2
7.3
11.7
8.1
8.9
10.9
12.3
7.0
3.5
8.1
12.1
12.3
12.2
10.9
12.4
7.9
8.8
12.2
12.4
9.3
12.5
12.2
12.3
10.4
Mag
0
in SMC
0.60
3.0 2.9
1.40 1.00
3.1 2.7
1.00
h 65
h 59 h 60
h 62
in SMC
12, 20
26, 30
20
29.0 6.8
20
0
1
2.60 1.70
Sculptor Galaxy, CH 10,
h 61 h 2345
The Ancient One, h 34
15.00
0
h 57
19.20 5.50
20
121
12, 20
h 56
2, 6
4.10
CH 11, h 52, Sailboat

Cluster
2, 6
12
26, 30
12, 20
2, 6
26, 30
2, 6
12
1.30 1.10
Andromeda Galaxy, h 50
companion to
Andromeda Galaxy
15.00
189.10 61.70
8.5 6.5
1.50 1.20
1.9 1.5
h 47
h 46
5.00 3.30
0
in Andromeda Galaxy,
h 45
4.20
in SMC
0.80
19.5 11.5
companion to
Andromeda Galaxy,
CH 9, h 44
CH 12
5.00
0
h 40
1.60 1.40
0
h 37
1.40 1.20
12
12
2, 6
h 35
12, 20
12
12
Map no.
8.00 7.00
h 2334
h 33
Name/Notes
1.90 1.60
2.10 1.90
3.2 2.6
3.50 2.40
Size
109
271
274
275
278
289
288
292
299
300
296
330
312
315
346
337
362
371
357
366
383
406
411
381
419
393
404
418
410
420
434
428
430
439
454
H II-446
H III-429
h 70
H I-159 *
h 2355
H VI-20 *
h 2356
h 2360
h 2359
H II-214
h 2367
h 2363
H II-210
h 2370
H II-433
h 2375
h 2376
H II-434
h 83
H II-217
h 2381
h 2384
H VIII-64 *
h 2387
H I-54
H II-224 *
h 2385
H II-220
H III-154
h 2392
H II-622
H II-447
h 2394
h 2397
PHE
SCL
CET
CET
TUC
PSC
PSC
SCL
AND
AND
TUC
CAS
TUC
TUC
PSC
CAS
CET
TUC
TUC
CET
TUC
PSC
PHE
TUC
PSC
SCL
TUC
TUC
SCL
SCL
CAS
CET
CET
CET
01 14.4
01 13.8
01 13.1
01 12.9
01 12.2
01 12.1
01 11.0
01 10.6
01 09.4
01 08.6
01 08.3
01 08.3
01 07.9
01 07.4
01 07.4
01 06.4
01 03.4
01 03.3
01 03.2
00 59.8
00 59.1
00 57.8
00 56.3
00 56.2
00 55.4
00 54.9
00 54.0
00 52.8
00 52.8
00 52.7
00 52.1
00 51.1
00 51.0
00 50.8
55 24
31 45
00 15
00 59
58 15
32 06
33 09
30 13
35 43
39 40
72 53
61 35
71 46
69 53
32 25
62 14
06 20
72 05
70 51
07 35
72 11
30 21
52 47
72 29
31 40
37 41
72 10
72 50
26 35
31 12
47 33
07 04
07 03
01 53
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GC
OC
OC
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
GC
GX
OC/DN
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC/DN
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
12.2
11.5
12.5
11.3
12.0
12.2
11.5
12.4
10.1
12.4
11.2
9.3
12.2
12.3
12.2
12.2
6.8
11.6
10.3
11.2
12.4
9.6
12.4
8.1
11.7p
2.2
8.1
10.9
10.7
12.5
11.8
12.2
0
1.4
0
Mirachs (Beta AND)

Ghost/False Comet
1.70 1.40
3.50
1.7 1.5
2.50 1.50
1.3 1.1
26
20
12, 13
12, 13
0
26
4.00 2.90
6
6
2.00 1.80
2.20 1.20
20
2.40 1.30
6
2.00 1.70
h 90
h 88
2.40
2, 6
2, 3
26, 30
in SMC
7.00
26, 30
26, 30
1.30
in SMC
2.60 1.00
2, 3
6
h 86
12, 13
26, 30
26, 30
12
26, 30
2.00 1.70
h 82
in SMC
h 80
in SMC
h 79
26
26, 30
4.00
2.50 1.70
7.5
14.00
3.0 1.8
14.00 11.00
3.0 2.5
1.40 1.10
in SMC
20
26, 30
2.20 1.00
in SMC
19.00 12.90
0.70
26, 30
20
Small Magellanic Cloud
319.10
205.10
13.0
h 74 h 2354
2, 6
20
h 71
12
12
12
h 69
h 67
5.10 3.60
2.1 2.0
1.50 1.20
1.4 1.2
2.20 1.70
110
514
520
521
517
524
533
529
545
547
536
564
559
602
578
584
596
581/M 103
H III-253
H II-461
H III-168
H I-151 *
H II-462
h 118
H II-448
H II-449
H III-171
H III-442
H VII-48 *
h 2421
h 2418
H I-100 *
H II-4 *
h 126
474
H III-251
507
470
H III-250
H II-252
484
h 2406
H III-159
467
H I-108
499
457
H VII-42 *
H III-158
436
H VII-45 *
493
465
h 2404
H III-594
450
H III-440
491
433
h 94
488
460
h 2402
H III-252 *
456
h 2399
h 2407
NGC/M
Herschel
CAS
CET
CET
CET
HYI
CAS
CET
AND
CET
CET
AND
CET
PSC
PSC
CET
PSC
PSC
PSC
PSC
CET
PSC
SCL
PSC
PSC
TUC
PSC
CAS
CAS
TUC
CET
CAS
TUC
TUC
Con
01 33.2
01 32.9
01 31.3
01 30.5
01 29.6
01 29.5
01 27.8
01 26.4
01 26.0
01 26.0
01 25.7
01 25.5
01 24.8
01 24.7
01 24.6
01 24.6
01 24.1
01 23.7
01 23.2
01 22.2
01 21.8
01 21.4
01 20.1
01 19.7
01 19.2
01 19.2
01 19.1
01 15.6
01 15.5
01 15.5
01 15.3
01 14.8
01 14.4
60 42
07 02
06 52
22 40
73 33
63 18
01 53
34 43
01 21
01 20
34 44
01 46
09 32
33 27
01 44
03 48
12 55
33 15
33 28
00 57
05 15
34 03
03 25
03 25
58 31
03 18
58 20
58 49
73 20
00 52
60 08
73 18
73 17
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
GX
GX
GX
OC/DN
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
OC
OC
GX
OC
OC/DN
DN
Type
7.4
10.9
10.5
10.8
9.5
12.5
12.4
12.3
12.3
12.2
11.4
10.4
12.5
11.7
11.3
11.6
11.3
12.2
12.2
10.4
12.4
11.3
11.7
11.2
12.1
6.4
8.8
11.5
11.6
12.5
Mag
12, 13
h 106
1.70 1.30
h 128
h 132
6.0
4.1 2.0
3.20 2.00
2, 3
12, 13
12, 13
20
0
26, 30
2, 3
4.80 3.00
h 124
12, 13
34.00
7.0
1.30 1.10
3.3 1.2
12, 13
0
12, 13
2.6 1.6
1.90 1.80
12, 13
6, 12, 13
12, 13
12, 13
6, 12, 13
12, 13
12, 13
h 120
h 121
2.40 2.10
3.8 2.3
h 117
2.80
1.4 0.5
h 114
h 115
0
h 116
3.4 1.7
2.70 2.40
h 112
0
3.70 3.00
2.5
h 108
h 105
3.40 1.10
0
h 103
5.40 3.90
1.4 1.0
20
12, 13
12, 13
2.9 1.7
7.10 6.30
26, 27
12, 13
h 99
1.70
1.90 1.40
2, 3
2, 3
26, 30
ET/Owl Cluster, h 97
in SMC
2, 3
20.00
26, 30
26, 30
Map no.
5.00
2.00
3.0 2.4
4.00
1.0
in SMC
in SMC
15.00
0
Name/Notes
Size
111
685
672
673
692
676
686
681
678
679
680
684
693
691
H II-589
h 2419
H IV-42
H III-459
H II-481
H II-228
H III-175
H II-229
H II-612
H II-859
H II-617
665
H II-588
H I-157
663
H VI-31 *
h 2438
661
637
H VII-49 *
H II-610
650651/M76
H I-193 *
659
636
H II-283
H VIII-65 *
642
h 2431
657
641
h 2432
654
632
h 143
H VII-46 *
628/M 74
h 142
h 146
625
615
H II-282 *
630
604
H III-150
h 2426
613
H I-281 *
h 2428
598/M 33
H V-17 *
ARI
PSC
TRI
ARI
AND
ARI
CET
FOR
PSC
PHE
ARI
TRI
ERI
PSC
CAS
TRI
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
PER
CET
SCL
PHE
PSC
PSC
SCL
PHE
CET
TRI
SCL
TRI
01 50.7
01 50.5
01 50.2
01 49.8
01 49.7
01 49.4
01 49.2
01 49.0
01 49.0
01 48.7
01 48.4
01 47.9
01 47.8
01 44.8
01 46.0
01 44.2
01 44.2
01 44.1
01 43.7
01 42.9
01 42.3
01 39.1
01 39.9
01 38.7
01 37.3
01 36.7
01 35.6
01 35.1
01 35.1
01 34.5
01 34.3
01 33.9
21 46
06 09
27 39
21 58
35 47
22 00
10 26
23 48
05 54
48 39
11 32
27 26
52 47
10 26
61 15
28 42
60 42
61 53
55 53
64 00
51 35
07 31
29 54
42 31
05 53
15 47
39 21
41 26
07 20
30 48
29 25
30 39
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
OC
OC
OC
PN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
DN
GX
GX
11.5
12.3
12.5
11.9
12.4
12.5
12.0
12.4
11.9
12.3
12.5
10.7
11.2
12.2
7.1
12.2
7.9
6.5
8.2
11.5
11.5
12.3
12.1
12.4
9.1
11.9
11.1
11.7
12.0
9.9
5.5
h 137
2.70 0.90
6, 12, 13
10.5 9.5
0
h 2436
2.70 1.80
h 156
3.4 2.5
h 152
2.20 1.10
1.2 0.6
1.80 1.60
1.9
4.50 0.80
h 155 h 2437
1.70 1.40
4.0 1.0
6, 7
12, 13
6, 7
6, 7
6,7
6, 7
12, 13, 20
20, 21
12, 13
20, 26
0
6, 12, 13
2.10 1.80
h 151
26
6, 7
2.10 1.70
6.00 2.40
3.6 3.1
6, 12, 13
0
h 150
2, 3
6, 7
2, 3
h 147
1.60 1.30
2.40 1.60
CH 20
6.00
2, 3
2, 3
12, 13
20, 21
20, 21, 26
15.00
h 145
6.00
7.0
3.00
1.10
2.8 2.0
2.00 1.10
1.4 1.3
1.00 0.80
Little Dumbell/Barbell
Nebula
20, 21, 26
12, 13
20, 21, 26
5.8 1.9
1.60 1.40
12, 13
20
h 144
in Triangulum Galaxy,
h 133
2.00
h 139 h 2422
5.50 4.20
Triangulum Galaxy,
h 131
68.70 41.60
112
777
788
803
807
821
818
835
828
857
H II-223
H II-435
H III-208
H III-151
H I-152
H II-604
H II-483
H II-605
h 2469
877
779
H I-101 *
864
772
H I-112 *
H II-246
743
h 170
H III-457
744
h 171
862
782
h 2454
855
752
H VII-32 *
H II-613
750
H II-222
h 2470
736
H II-221
745
h 2449
755
723
H III-460
H III-265
718
H II-270
748
720
H I-105 *
H III-193
708
H III-565
749
706
H II-596
741
697
H III-179
H II-271
701
H I-62
h 2448
NGC/M
Herschel
ARI
CET
TRI
PHE
FOR
AND
CET
AND
ARI
TRI
ARI
CET
TRI
CET
ARI
CAS
PER
ERI
AND
TRI
TRI
CET
CET
PSC
FOR
ERI
CET
PSC
CET
AND
PSC
ARI
CET
Con
02 18.0
02 15.5
02 14.0
02 13.0
02 12.6
02 10.2
02 09.4
02 08.7
02 08.4
02 04.8
02 03.8
02 01.1
02 00.2
01 59.7
01 59.3
01 58.7
01 58.4
01 57.8
01 57.8
01 57.5
01 56.7
01 56.4
01 56.4
01 56.4
01 55.6
01 54.2
01 53.9
01 53.2
01 53.0
01 52.8
01 51.8
01 51.3
01 51.1
14 33
06 00
27 53
42 04
31 57
39 12
10 08
38 47
11 00
28 59
16 02
06 49
31 26
05 58
19 01
60 11
55 29
57 46
37 41
33 13
33 03
09 04
04 28
05 38
29 57
56 41
23 46
04 12
13 44
36 10
06 18
22 21
09 42
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
11.8
11.0
12.3
11.9
12.4
12.2
12.2
12.4
10.8
12.5
12.5
21.1
11.5
11.2
10.3
7.9
11.7
5.7
12.0
12.2
12.6
12.6
11.3
12.5
12.4
12.5
11.7
11.2
11.9
12.5
12.0
12.2
Mag
h 160 h 2442
2.60 1.40
h 177 h 2447
h 169
h 175
3.30 1.10
1.50
1.60 1.30
75.0
h 185
h 190
h 197
2.50 1.60
h 206
h 210
2.40 1.90
4.7 3.5
2.60 1.00
0.8
1.50 1.30
h 200 h 2464
1.30 1.10
2.9 1.2
h 194
h 193
0
h 191
2.40 1.70
1.8 1.3
1.6 1.4
3.00 1.30
2.50 2.00
0
h 182
4.10 1.20
0
h 183
7.20 4.30
7, 13
13
6, 7
20, 21, 26
20, 21
2, 6, 7
13, 21
2, 6, 7
7, 13
6, 7
7, 13
13
6, 7
12, 13
2, 3
6, 7, 12, 13
h 181
7.00
5.0
2, 3
26, 27
2, 6, 7
6, 7
6, 7
12, 13
2.40 2.10
CH 13, h 174
h 176
2.30 1.10
12, 13
20, 21
12, 13
1.9 1.4
h 172
26, 27
20, 21
12, 13
12, 13, 20
3.00 2.90
h 166 h 2444
h 164
2, 6, 7
12, 13
6, 7
12, 13, 20
Map no.
1.30 0.80
1.5 1.3
2.30 2.20
4.7 2.4
h 165 h 2443
h 159
h 161
3.00 2.50
1.9 1.5
4.00 1.30
Name/Notes
Size
113
1024
990
H III-557
H II-592
991
H III-434
1022
982
H III-573
H I-102 *
978
h 234
1031
972
H II-211
987
969
h 231
h 2490
986
h 2487
H III-161
956
949
H I-154
957
958
H II-237
h 228
955
H II-278
h 227
945
H II-487
ARI
932
941
H II-489
936
H III-261
CET
925
H IV-23 *
ARI
CET
TRI
HOR
ARI
CET
AND
TRI
ARI
TRI
FOR
PER
AND
TRI
CET
CET
CET
CET
TRI
ARI
AND
FOR
CAS
CET
H III-177
908
H I-153 *
AND
918
891
H V-19 *
PER
TRI
h 221
884
H VI-34 *
910
890
H II-225
CET
CET
H III-571
899
h 2476
886
895
H II-438
FOR
PER
922
897
h 2475
H III-239
869
H VI-33 *
CET
h 214
881
H II-436
02 39.2
02 38.5
02 36.8
02 36.6
02 36.4
02 35.5
02 35.4
02 34.8
02 34.2
02 34.1
02 33.6
02 33.6
02 32.4
02 30.8
02 30.7
02 30.6
02 28.6
02 28.5
02 27.9
02 27.6
02 27.3
02 25.9
02 25.4
02 25.1
02 23.5
02 23.1
02 22.6
02 22.4
02 22.0
02 21.9
02 21.6
02 21.1
02 19.0
02 18.7
10 51
06 40
33 19
54 52
11 39
07 09
40 57
32 52
29 19
32 58
39 02
57 32
44 39
37 08
02 57
01 07
10 32
01 09
20 19
01 09
33 35
18 30
41 50
24 47
63 47
21 14
42 21
57 07
33 16
20 48
05 31
33 42
57 09
06 35
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
12.3
11.3
12.5
12.5
12.5
11.7
12.5
12.2
11.3
12.3
10.8
7.6
8.9p
11.6
12.2
12.1
12.1
12.2
12.5
10.2
9.9
12.4
12.2
11.8
10.2
10.1
6.1
11.3
12.5
11.7
12.0
5.3
12.5
18.0
0
h 239
h 238
1.80 1.50
h 237
h 244
h 243
2.40 2.20
3.90 1.50
1.9 1.1
1.60 1.10
h 236
3.00 2.70
1.5 0.6
1.30 1.00
3.3 1.6
1.70 1.00
4.0 3.2
10.00
6.0 1.0
h 232
h 226
0
h 230
2.9 0.9
3.00 1.60
h 229
2.90 0.90
0
h 225 h 2480
2.30 2.20
0
h 224
2.70 1.80
1.9 1.6
7, 13
13
26, 27
7, 13
13
2, 6, 7
20, 21, 26
2, 3
2, 6, 7
6,7
13
13
13, 21
13
13
6, 7
4.70 4.10
h 223
h 222
7, 13
3.50 2.00
10.5 5.9
2, 6, 7
1.60
0
2, 3
21
h 2478
2.00 1.60
14.0
21
2, 6, 7
h 218
2, 3
6,7
21
13
20, 21
2, 3
13
6.10 2.70
11.70 1.60
h 217
Double Cluster, h 212
h 219
Double Cluster, h 207
h 211
18.00
2.5 1.7
1.80 1.30
3.6 2.6
2.10 1.30
2.30 1.50
114
1070
1058
H II-273
H II-633
1106
1122
1134
1129
1140
1153
1162
1156
1161
1172
1167
1187
h 268
H II-601
H II-254
H II-602
H II-470
H II-274
H III-469
H II-619
H II-239
H II-502
H III-178
H III-245
ERI
PER
ERI
PER
ARI
ERI
CET
ERI
PER
ARI
PER
CET
FOR
ERI
FOR
CET
PER
CET
TRI
ARI
PER
1060
H III-162
CET
1056
H III-584
CET
CAS
1090
1068/M 77
h 262
1087
1027
H VIII-66 *
CET
PER
H II-465
1039/M 34
h 248
H II-466
1055
H I-1 *
CET
CET
1097
1052
H I-63 *
1084
1045
H II-488
PER
CET
H V-48
1023
H I-156 *
H I-64 *
1035
H II-284
CET
ARI
1073
1032
H II-5
1079
1012
H III-152
PER
H III-455
1003
H II-238
Con
h 2494
NGC/M
Herschel
03 02.6
03 01.7
03 01.6
03 01.2
02 59.7
02 58.9
02 58.1
02 54.6
02 54.5
02 53.6
02 52.8
02 50.6
02 46.6
02 46.4
02 46.3
02 46.0
02 43.7
02 43.7
02 43.5
02 43.3
02 43.2
02 42.9
02 42.7
02 42.7
02 42.0
02 41.8
02 41.1
02 40.4
02 40.4
02 39.5
02 39.4
02 39.3
02 39.3
22 52
35 12
14 50
44 55
25 14
12 24
03 22
10 02
41 35
13 00
42 12
41 41
00 15
00 30
30 17
07 35
29 00
01 23
37 21
04 58
32 24
28 33
00 01
61 33
42 47
00 26
08 15
11 18
39 04
08 08
01 06
30 09
40 52
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
10.6
12.4
11.9
11.1
11.7
12.5
12.5
12.5
11.9
12.3
12.2
12.5
11.8
10.8
9.5
10.7
11.5
10.8
11.2
12.0
12.0
12.5
8.9
6.7
5.2
10.6
10.5
12.4
9.5
12.2
11.8
12.2
11.3
Mag
h 241
h 246
h 249
h 242
7.40 2.50
13
h 265
h 266
h 276
1.20 0.70
4.2 3.2
h 2504
21
13, 21
h 280
2.30 1.70
3.30 2.30
7
7
h 277
2.80 2.00
13
13
13, 21
2.60 1.70
1.4
h 2502
h 275 h 2500
1.80 1.00
0
h 271
2.90 2.10
2.5 0.9
7, 13
7
0
1.3 1.0
1.80 1.30
13
13
21
13
3.9 2.3
3.90 1.80
h 2496
h 264
0
9.40 6.60
2.8 1.4
21
0
4.9 4.3
13
13
5.50 3.10
h 255
2.50
2.3 1.9
h 263
h 257
h 256
2.30 1.70
2.4 1.1
2, 3
15.0
7.10 6.00
2, 6, 7
13
13
13, 21
13
13
2, 6, 7
Map no.
25.00
7.6 2.7
h 258
h 254 h 2439
h 253 h 2491
2.80 2.00
1.6 1.2
2.2 0.6
2.5 1.1
3.40 1.10
h 240
4.30 1.30
0
Name/Notes
Size
115
1232
1249
1241
1220
1261
1248
1253
1245
1184
H II-258
h 2514
H II-286
h 287
h 2517
H III-443
H IV-17
H VI-25 *
H II-704
h 2537
1351
1336
H I-60
1344
1332
H III-197
h 2544
1320
H IV-77
H I-257
1325
h 2535
1339
1326
h 2529
1341
1317
h 2527
h 2538
1316
H I-106
h 2540
1310
1309
h 2524
1300
1217
h 2508
1313
1208
H II-285
h 2522
1209
H II-504
h 2528
1186
H IV-43
1288
1201
H I -109
1291 1269
1200
H II-475
h 2521 h 2518
1199
H II-503
h 2520
1169
H II-620
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
ERI
ERI
ERI
FOR
FOR
FOR
ERI
FOR
ERI
RET
ERI
FOR
CEP
PER
ERI
ERI
HOR
PER
ERI
HOR
ERI
FOR
ERI
ERI
PER
FOR
ERI
ERI
PER
03 30.5
03 28.3
03 28.1
03 28.0
03 26.6
03 26.3
03 24.8
03 24.4
03 23.9
03 22.8
03 22.7
03 22.1
03 21.0
03 19.7
03 18.3
03 17.3
03 17.2
03 16.6
03 14.7
03 14.1
03 12.8
03 12.3
03 11.7
03 11.3
03 10.1
03 09.8
03 06.2
03 06.2
03 06.0
03 05.5
03 04.1
03 03.8
03 03.6
03 03.6
34 52
31 04
32 17
37 09
35 44
21 20
03 01
21 33
36 28
37 06
37 12
15 24
37 08
19 25
66 30
41 08
32 35
80 48
47 15
02 49
05 13
55 13
53 20
08 55
53 21
20 35
39 01
09 32
15 37
42 50
26 04
11 59
15 37
46 23
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GC
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
11.5
10.4
11.5
11.5
12.1
10.3
12.5
11.4
10.6
11.1
8.4
11.5
12.1
10.3
9.1
8.5
12.1
12.5
8.4
11.7
12.5
8.3
11.8
12.2
11.5
9.8
12.4
12.5
11.4
11.7
10.7
12.5
11.4
11.6
0
2.80 1.70
4.8 3.1
21
3, 7
21
0
1.50 1.10
0
21
h 2542
21
2.10 1.50
1.2 1.1
21
4.50 1.40
0
13
1.90 0.70
21
21
4.80 1.60
h 2534
3.90 2.90
21
21
Fornax A
11.00 7.20
13, 21
21
13, 21
26, 27, 30
21
21
2.80 2.40
h 2523
2.30 2.20
1.9 1.5
6.20 4.10
9.2 7.2
11.00 9.50
2.3 1.9
h 290
3, 7
2.80 0.60
10.0
13
13
5.30 2.30
1.2 1.0
h 292
26, 27
0
6.80
0
2, 3
2.00
26, 27
13
3.40 1.60
h 289 h 2510
4.70 2.50
21
21
h 2509
13, 21
13
7.40 6.50
h 285 h 2507
21
13, 21
13, 21
1, 2, 7
1.80 1.30
1.90 0.90
2.2 1.1
h 286
h 281
h 283
3.6 2.1
3.20 1.20
h 2506
h 282
h 279
2.90 2.30
2.3 1.7
4.00 2.60
116
1354
1357
1365
H III-487
H II-290
h 2552
1415
1417
H II-455
1407
H I-107 *
H II-267
1400
H II-593
1412
1406
h 2572
1419
1401
H III-247
h 2574
1404
h 2571
h 2576
1411
h 2573
FOR
1395
H I-58
1399
1385
H II-263
1393
1383
h 2562
h 2569
1376
H II-288
H III-451
ERI
1387
h 2564
FOR
ERI
ERI
ERI
FOR
ERI
ERI
FOR
ERI
FOR
HOR
ERI
FOR
ERI
ERI
FOR
ERI
1379
1377
H III-961
FOR
FOR
ERI
FOR
FOR
ERI
PER
ERI
FOR
ERI
ERI
ERI
PER
FOR
Con
h 2561
1375
H III-559
1374
1370
H II-262
h 2558
1371
H III-857
h 2557
1359
1366
h 2550
1358
1353
H III-246
1348
1342
H VIII-88 *
H VIII-84
1350
h 2545
H III-446
NGC/M
Herschel
03 42.0
03 41.0
03 40.6
03 40.6
03 40.2
03 39.5
03 39.4
03 39.4
03 38.9
03 38.8
03 38.6
03 38.5
03 38.5
03 37.5
03 37.6
03 37.1
03 37.0
03 36.7
03 36.1
03 35.3
03 35.2
03 35.2
03 35.0
03 33.9
03 33.8
03 33.8
03 33.7
03 33.6
03 33.2
03 32.4
03 32.1
03 31.6
03 31.1
04 42
22 34
37 31
26 13
18 35
18 41
31 19
22 44
35 35
44 05
18 26
35 27
23 02
24 30
18 20
05 03
35 31
20 54
35 27
35 14
35 16
20 22
24 56
31 12
19 29
51 26
05 05
36 08
13 40
15 13
20 49
37 20
33 38
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
Type
12.1
11.9
12.5
12.5
9.7
10.9
11.7
12.1
10.0
11.3
12.0
9.4
9.8
10.9
12.5
12.1
10.8
12.4
10.7
11.0
12.2
12.4
10.7
11.0
12.0
12.1
9.5
11.6
12.3
11.5
6.7
10.4
Mag
21
h 2566
2.30 1.20
3.6 1.7
0.90
1.8 0.7
h 306
h 2575
h 2570
0
h 2567
4.60 4.30
2.5 2.1
3.90 0.70
2.4 0.6
13
21
21, 27
21
13, 21
13, 21
21
21
21, 27
0
3.30 3.00
0
21, 27
1.80 1.40
h 2568
21, 27
13, 21
6.9 6.5
1.70 1.30
21
21
0
h 2565
h 2563
5.00 4.50
3.6 2.2
13, 21
2.10 1.90
1.90 0.80
21, 27
13
2.80 2.60
h 303
21
21
1.80 0.90
2.4 2.3
h 2560
21
2.3 0.9
2.70 2.40
21
21
21
13, 21
13
21
13, 21
13, 21
h 2554
1.50 1.00
0
h 2555
5.60 3.90
h 302
h 2553
h 2548
2.10 0.90
2.5 1.5
6.00
2.1 1.4
11.00 6.20
3.2 2.4
h 2547
2.30 0.80
0
h 2546
3.40 1.40
21
21
21
h 301
Map no.
17.00
Name/Notes
5.90 3.10
Size
117
1426
H III-248
1521
1527
1501
H IV-53 *
h 2612
1518
h 2611
h 2616
1507
H II-279
1516
1496
h 310
H III-499
1515
h 2609
1502
1512
h 2607
H VII-47 *
1510
h 2606
1494
h 2601
1511
1493
h 2600
1491
1487
h 2597
H I-258
1482
H III-962
h 2608
1483
1490
1444
H VIII-80 *
h 2595
1461
H II-460
h 2599
1460
H II-459
1453
1452
H II-458 H II-594
H I-155
1440
H III-249
h 2587
1466
1439
h 2590
1436
1421
H II-291
1457
1427
h 2579
h 2581 h 2582
1425
H II-852
h 2586 h 2585
1433
h 2580
HOR
ERI
ERI
CAM
CAM
ERI
ERI
PER
DOR
HOR
HOR
PER
HYD
HOR
HOR
ERI
ERI
RET
HOR
PER
ERI
ERI
ERI
ERI
ERI
ERI
HYD
HOR
ERI
ERI
ERI
FOR
FOR
HOR
04 08.4
04 08.3
04 08.1
04 07.7
04 07.0
04 06.8
04 04.5
04 04.4
04 04.1
04 03.9
04 03.5
04 03.4
03 59.5
03 57.7
03 57.5
03 55.8
03 54.7
03 53.5
03 52.7
03 49.4
03 48.5
03 46.4
03 46.1
03 45.4
03 45.0
03 44.8
03 44.5
03 44.5
03 43.6
03 42.8
03 42.5
03 42.3
03 42.2
03 42.0
47 53
21 03
08 53
62 20
60 55
21 11
02 11
52 37
54 06
43 21
43 25
51 19
67 38
48 54
46 12
42 22
20 30
66 02
47 29
52 40
16 24
03 58
36 41
18 38
18 16
21 55
71 41
44 38
35 51
22 07
13 29
35 25
29 54
47 13
GX
GX
GX
OC
PN
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
DN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
10.7
11.6
11.8
6.9
11.5
11.7
12.3
9.6
11.3
10.2
12.4
11.0
11.6
11.1
11.6
12.2
12.4
12.3
6.6
11.8
11.6
12.5
11.9
11.6
11.3
11.4
10.7
11.7
11.3
11.4
10.8
10.6
9.8
0
h 2577
h 2578
2.60 1.60
21, 27
h 2583
2.20 1.60
1.6 1.4
0
Oyster Nebula
2.7 1.6
3.90 1.50
h 2610
1.40 0.90
0
Golden Harp Cluster
20.00
21, 27
21
13, 14
2, 3
21
2, 3
13, 14
0.90
27
2.90 1.40
3.6 1.0
3.00
5.4 1.3
21, 27
0
3.2 1.8
21, 27
26, 27, 30
21, 27
8.90 5.60
21, 27
21, 27
21
26, 27, 30
21, 27
13, 21
13
21, 27
13, 21
13, 21
21
25.00
3.5 1.3
3.30 2.00
2.8
2.40 1.70
2.4 1.4
1.30 1.10
h 2594
h 308
4.00
0
h 2588
3.00 0.90
0
h 309
2.40 1.90
1.4 1.0
2.80 1.50
h 2584
2.40 2.20
1.9
26, 27, 30
21, 27
3.1 2.0
7.60 1.70
21
13, 21
21, 27
21
21, 27
3.4 0.8
3.80 2.60
5.8 2.5
6.50 5.90
118
1569
1589
1600
1617
1582
H II-768
H I-158
h 2651
H VIII-70
1587
H II-8
H II-7
1579
H I-217
1566
h 2635
1596
1550
H II-464
1581
1559
h 2634
h 2648
1553
h 2630
h 2642
1549
h 2629
1572
1528
H VII-61 *
1570
1546
h 2628
h 2639
1535
H IV-26 *
h 2637 h 2638
1537
h 2624
1574
1557
h 2633
1567
1543
h 2627
h 2640
1532
h 2621
h 2636
1531
h 2620
1558
1513
H VII-60 *
1545
1533
h 2622
H VIII-85 *
1514
H IV-69
h 2632
NGC/M
Herschel
PER
DOR
ERI
TAU
CAM
TAU
PER
DOR
DOR
CAE
CAE
RET
CAE
PER
CAE
DOR
TAU
RET
DOR
DOR
PER
DOR
ERI
ERI
HYD
RET
ERI
ERI
PER
DOR
TAU
Con
04 32.0
04 31.7
04 31.7
04 30.8
04 30.8
04 30.7
04 30.2
04 27.6
04 24.7
04 22.6
04 22.1
04 22.0
04 21.1
04 20.9
04 20.3
04 20.0
04 19.6
04 17.6
04 16.2
04 15.7
04 15.4
04 14.6
04 14.2
04 13.7
04 13.3
04 12.8
04 12.1
04 12.0
04 10.0
04 09.9
04 09.2
43 51
54 36
05 05
00 51
64 51
00 40
35 16
55 02
54 56
40 36
43 38
56 58
48 15
50 15
45 02
54 56
02 26
62 47
55 47
55 36
51 14
56 04
12 44
31 39
70 25
57 44
32 52
32 51
49 31
56 07
30 47
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
DN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
PN
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
PN
Type
7.0
10.5
11.0
12.0
11.2
11.7
11.1
12.5
12.5
12.3
10.3
11.5
6.2
12.5
9.4
12.1
10.4
9.0
9.6
6.4
11.0
9.6
10.5
10.3
9.8
11.7
8.4
10.7
10.9
Mag
21
4.5 2.8
h 315
21, 27
21, 27
12.0 8.0
h 319
2.50 1.70
3, 7
24.0
27
4.30 2.10
13, 14
1, 2, 3
13, 14
h 318
3.20 1.00
3.7 1.8
1.70 1.40
13, 14
27
0
h 316
27
3.70 0.90
1.8 0.7
1.5 1.2
2.40 1.20
26, 27, 30
21, 27
3, 7
4.00 3.60
1.3
12.00
2.5 1.0
27
13, 14
0
21, 27
2.2 1.9
8.20 6.50
26, 27, 30
0
3.50 2.00
27
27
0
4.90 4.10
0
26, 27
18.00
13, 14, 21
3.20 1.90
0.8
21
26, 27, 30
3.90 2.60
10.0
26, 27, 30
11.6 3.4
3.80 2.80
21
Lassells Most
Extraordinary Object,
h 2618
3, 7
12.0
1.20 0.90
26, 27, 30
Map no.
Crystal Ball Nebula,

h 311
2.20
2.80 2.30
Name/Notes
Size
119
1743
1703
h 2678
1735
1684
H II-528
h 2699
1727
h 2690
h 2696
1718
h 2688
1731
1714
h 2686
1732
1712
h 2685
h 2691
1664
H VIII-59 *
h 2694
1679
1704
h 2683
1711
1698
h 2677
h 2666
1702
h 2680
h 2684
1663
H VIII-7
DOR
1688
1662
h 2671
1695
h 2673
H VII-1
DOR
1659
H III-589
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
ORI
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
AUR
MEN
CAE
DOR
DOR
MEN
ORI
ORI
ERI
TAU
ERI
DOR
1653
1672
h 2665
ERI
1647
1638
H II-525
ERI
H VIII-8 *
1637
H I-122
PER
ERI
MEN
ERI
ERI
DOR
PER
CAE
H II-526
1624
H V-49
1625
h 322
1651
1620
H II-514
1635
1641
h 2656
H II-515
1605
H VI-26
h 2662
1616
h 2650
04 54.0
04 53.9
04 53.4
04 52.9
04 52.8
04 52.5
04 52.2
04 52.2
04 52.1
04 51.3
04 51.1
04 50.5
04 50.0
04 49.7
04 49.4
04 49.3
04 48.6
04 48.5
04 48.4
04 47.6
04 46.5
04 46.0
04 45.8
04 45.7
04 41.6
04 41.4
04 40.4
04 40.1
04 37.5
04 37.1
04 36.6
04 36.1
04 35.0
04 32.7
69 12
67 07
66 56
68 40
59 45
03 06
69 21
67 04
66 56
69 28
43 42
70 00
31 59
69 45
69 10
69 51
13 10
10 56
59 48
69 24
04 47
19 04
02 25
59 15
01 49
02 51
50 27
00 33
70 35
03 18
00 09
65 46
45 15
43 43
OCDN
OCDN
OCDN
OC
GX
GX
OCDN
OC
OCDN
OCDN
OC
OC
GX
OC
DN
OC
OC
OC
GX
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/DN
GX
GC
GX
GX
OC
OC
GX
10.8
9.9
12.3
11.2
12.0
11.1
12.3
11.6
7.6
10.1
11.4
11.5
12.1
12.5
14.5
6.4
11.6
12.2
12.5
6.4
11.9
9.7
12.0
10.8
11.8
12.5
12.3
12.3
12.4
10.7
12.5
2.7 2.0
2.20 1.70
in LMC
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
in LMC
2.20
1.6
27, 30, 32
0
27, 30, 32
26, 27, 30
13, 14
8.00
0.9
in LMC
h 334
2.50
2.90 2.60
in LMC
2.00
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
in LMC
1.20
3, 7
27, 30, 32
in LMC
2.50
27, 30, 32
21
27, 30, 32
18.00
2.40
in LMC
in LMC
1.70
0
in LMC
1.60
27, 30, 32
7, 13, 14
27, 30, 32
7, 13, 14
26, 27, 30
27, 30, 32
13, 14
in LMC
h 332
in LMC
h 331
7, 13, 14
1.00
9.00
12.00
2.4 1.9
1.50
1.5 1.1
40.00
1.5
13, 14
26, 27, 30
6.70 5.60
0
13, 14
1.80 1.20
3, 7
13, 14
h 327
13, 14
27, 30, 32
13, 14
13, 14
3.30 2.70
h 325
h 321
26, 27, 30
3, 7
21, 27
3.00
1.40 1.30
2.5
2.10 0.50
2.9 1.0
9.00 6.00
5.0
1.80 0.90
120
1814
1806
h 2745
h 2748
1804
h 2742
1823
1801
h 2739
h 2758
1744
h 2692
1810
1726
h 341
1796
1795
h 2738
h 2746
1793
h 2736
h 2735
1786
h 2729
1708
1787
h 2731
h 337
1783
h 2726
1815
1774
h 2723
h 2753
1769
h 2716
1809
1782
h 2727
1805
1770
h 2715
h 2747
1700
H IV-32
h 2741
1763
h 2711
1766
h 2717
1772
1755
h 2706
h 2722
1747
h 2701
1767
1756
h 2707
1761
1754
h 2708
h 2710
1705
h 2679
h 123
NGC/M
Herschel
DOR
MEN
DOR
DOR
CAM
MEN
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
LEP
ERI
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
ERI
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
MEN
DOR
DOR
DOR
MEN
PIC
Con
05 03.8
05 03.5
05 03.1
05 02.7
05 02.6
05 02.3
05 02.2
05 02.0
05 01.9
05 00.9
05 00.5
05 00.0
04 59.7
04 59.5
04 59.4
04 59.1
04 59.1
04 58.9
04 57.8
04 57.7
04 57.6
04 57.0
04 56.9
04 56.8
04 56.7
04 56.4
04 56.3
04 55.8
04 55.0
04 54.9
04 54.6
04 54.4
04 54.2
67 17
70 21
66 22
61 08
52 53
70 37
66 06
69 34
67 59
69 05
69 38
26 01
07 45
69 48
69 33
67 45
65 44
66 00
67 15
66 28
69 23
68 25
04 52
66 24
69 34
66 30
69 24
70 14
68 11
67 11
69 15
70 27
53 22
RA (2000.0) Dec
OCDN
OC
OC
GX
OC/NE
OC
OC
GX
GC
OC
OC
GX
GX
GC
OC
GC
OC
GC
OC
OCDN
OCDN
OCDN
GX
DN
OCDN
OCDN
OCDN
OC
OC
OCDN
OC
GC
GX
Type
9.0
12.1
11.9
12.1
12.4
10.6
12.5
11.1
11.9
12.2
11.1
11.7
12.4
12.4
10.9
10.9
10.9
10.8
10.5
9.0p
11.2
11.0
9.9
10.6
12.2
9.9
9.4
12.2
12.0
11.8
Mag
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
0.70
0
1.20
1.50
0
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
1.20
in LMC
in LMC
Identical triple clusters
plus nebulosity within
LMC
1.20
0.90
1.00
1.8 1.0
20.00
in LMC
3.2 0.8
2.20
in LMC
2.20
0
in LMC
1.00
0
in LMC
2.20
7.4 3.5
1.70 1.40
1.6
1.6
1.30
in LMC
23.00
0
in LMC
3.00
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
26, 27, 30
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
21
13, 14
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
in LMC
in LMC
1.20
in LMC
1.60
13, 14
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27
Map no.
1.80
h 336
3.30 2.10
5.0 3.0
1.6
2.6
in LMC
1.10
in LMC
Name/Notes
1.90 1.40
Size
121
1847
1844
1848
1846
1808
1778
1850
1852
1854
1856
h 2773
h 2776
h 2774
h 2740
H VIII-61
h 2780
h 2781
h 2782 h 2783
h 2784
1845
h 2770
h 2775
1831
h 2759
1824
1839
h 2768
h 2755
1784
h 2719
1788
1834
h 2764
H V-32 *
1836
h 2766
1800
1779
H III-500
1840
1835
h 2763
h 2732
1792
h 2730
h 2771
1829
h 2760
1818
h 2749
1758
1828
h 2761
1837
1750
H VIII-43
H VII-21
1820
h 2754
h 2769
1816
h 2750
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
AUR
COL
DOR
MEN
DOR
DOR
DOR
ORI
MEN
COL
MEN
DOR
DOR
LEP
DOR
DOR
ERI
DOR
COL
DOR
MEN
TAU
DOR
DOR
TAU
DOR
DOR
05 09.4
05 09.1
05 09.0
05 08.5
05 08.1
05 07.7
05 07.6
05 07.3
05 07.2
05 06.9
05 06.9
05 06.9
05 06.4
05 06.4
05 06.3
05 06.1
05 05.9
05 05.4
05 05.3
05 05.3
05 05.3
05 05.2
05 05.2
05 04.7
05 04.7
05 04.4
05 04.2
05 04.1
05 03.9
05 03.8
05 03.8
69 08
68 51
67 47
68 46
37 03
37 31
67 28
71 11
67 19
68 59
59 43
03 21
71 49
31 57
70 28
64 55
68 37
11 52
69 13
68 37
09 09
69 24
37 59
68 03
70 42
23 46
66 24
69 23
23 39
67 17
67 17
OC
GC
OC
OC
OC
GX
OC
OCDN
OC
OC
GX
DN
OC
GX
OC
OC
OCDN
GX
OC
OC
GX
GC
GX
OCDN
OCDN
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC
OCDN
10.1
10.4
12.0
9.0
7.7
9.9
11.3
9.7
12.1
11.1
12.5
12.5
10.2
11.1
11.8
11.7
11.8p
12.2
12.1
11.3
10.0
8.0p
10.6
7.0
9.7
12.5
9.0
9.0
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
20.00
h 347
5.00 3.00
in LMC
in LMC
1.30
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
1.80
1.8
in LMC
3.40
8.0
h 344
in LMC
6.50 3.90
in LMC
2.80
1.0
3.20 0.80
in LMC
0.60
2.0 1.1
in LMC
3.90
0
in LMC
4.10 2.60
in LMC
0.80
h 345 h 2714
2.50 1.40
1.2
in LMC
in LMC
2.10
5.20 2.60
in LMC
40.0
1.30
in LMC
0.7
3.40

LMC

LMC
25.00 12.00
1.00
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
21
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
26, 27, 30
14
27, 30, 32
21
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14, 21
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14
27, 30, 32
21
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
122
1802
1860
1807
1859
1863
1817
1832
1870
1872
1874
1876
1877
1866
1873
1871
1869
1851
1868
1885
1882
1894
1898
1892
1903
1916
1914
1901
1902
1910
1913
1922
1919
H VIII-41
h 348
h 2786
h 2791
H VII-4 *
H II-292
h 2799
h 2801
h 2803
h 2804
h 2805
h 2793
h 2802
h 2800
h 2798
h 2777
h 2796
h 2814
h 2809
h 2818
h 2822
h 2815
h 2825
h 2829
h 2830
h 2824
h 2823
h 2827
h 356
h 374
h 2832
1858
h 2785
h 2787
NGC/M
Herschel
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
MEN
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
COL
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
LEP
TAU
DOR
DOR
TAU
DOR
TAU
DOR
Con
05 20.0
05 19.7
05 18.4
05 18.1
05 18.1
05 17.8
05 17.6
05 17.5
05 17.2
05 17.1
05 16.7
05 15.7
05 15.2
05 15.0
05 14.5
05 14.1
05 13.8
05 13.7
05 13.7
05 13.5
05 13.2
05 13.2
05 13.2
05 13.0
05 13.0
05 12.1
05 12.1
05 11.4
05 11.4
05 10.7
05 10.4
05 10.2
05 09.7
66 55
69 29
69 33
69 13
66 37
68 26
71 14
69 22
69 18
64 57
69 36
69 27
66 07
68 58
63 57
40 03
67 23
67 28
67 20
65 28
69 23
69 23
69 23
69 20
69 08
15 41
16 42
68 47
65 13
16 32
68 46
24 06
68 54
RA (2000.0) Dec
OCDN
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC
OCDN
OC
OC
GX
OC
OC
OC
OC
GC
GC
OCDN
OCDN
OCDN
OC
OCDN
OCDN
OCDN
OCDN
OC
GX
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC/NE
OCDN
Type
11.5
11.1
11.2
11.8
12.0
10.4
11.9
12.1
11.9
12.2
12.3
12.0
11.6
7.1
10.1
10.4
9.7
12.0p
11.7
9.0p
11.0
11.3
11.3
7.7
11.0
12.3
7.0
11.0
9.9
Mag
in LMC
h 349
0.50
20.00
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
1.20
0
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
0.60
0
1.70
0.5
8.5
in LMC
in LMC
1.60
40.0
in LMC
2.20
0
in LMC
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
1.00
in LMC
21
27, 30, 32
2.90 0.80
in LMC
in LMC
0.80
0.8
in LMC
12.0
3.90
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14.00
2.0
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
3.50
in LMC
in LMC
4.5
in LMC
1.00
3.00
in LMC
1.00
in LMC
0.50
27, 30, 32
14, 21
27, 30, 32
in LMC
2.60 1.70
7, 14
27, 30, 32
7, 14
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
Map no.
2.00
Name/Notes
12.00
0.80
20.0
Size
123
1962
1970
1967
1969
1971
1947
1966
1968
1987
h 2867
h 2869
h 456
h 2872
h 2875
h 2855
h 2868
h 2870
h 2885
1986
1955
h 2863
1984
1951
h 2858
h 2883
1930
h 2836
h 2882
1909
H V-38
1983
1883
H VII-34
2000
1959
h 2865
h 2881
1948
h 2889
1953
1893
h 351
h 2856
1940
h 2847
h 2862
1888
H II-289
1943
1944
h 2852
1896
1925
h 2837
H VIII-4
1938
h 2848
h 2850
1923
1891
1928
h 2839
h 2835
1926
h 2838
h 2811
1857
H VII-33 *
MEN
DOR
DOR
MEN
MEN
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
PIC
ORI
AUR
MEN
DOR
DOR
TAU
MEN
AUR
DOR
LEP
MEN
DOR
MEN
COL
DOR
DOR
DOR
AUR
05 27.5
05 27.5
05 27.5
05 27.4
05 27.2
05 27.2
05 26.8
05 26.8
05 26.7
05 26.5
05 26.5
05 26.5
05 26.5
05 26.1
05 25.9
05 25.9
05 25.9
05 25.9
05 25.8
05 25.5
05 25.4
05 25.4
05 22.7
05 22.7
05 22.6
05 22.5
05 21.9
05 21.8
05 21.4
05 21.3
05 21.0
05 20.8
05 20.5
05 20.2
69 58
69 06
68 57
71 55
70 46
67 26
68 49
63 46
69 51
69 49
69 04
68 47
68 47
67 29
66 36
46 44
08 08
46 33
69 56
66 15
68 48
20 10
70 10
33 24
67 12
11 30
72 30
65 48
69 55
35 44
65 30
69 29
69 30
39 21
OC
OCDN
OCDN
OC
GC
OCDN
DN
GX
OC
OC
OC
OCDN
OCDN
OCDN
OC
GX
DN
OC
OC
OCDN
OC
OC/NE
OCDN
OCDN
OC
GX
OC
OCDN
OC
OC/NE
OCDN
OC
OC
OC
11.1
10.0
9.9
11.9
12.1p
9.0
8.5p
10.8
11.9
12.5
10.8
8.0p
11.5
9.0
10.6
12.4
12.0
12.2
11.6
11.9
12.0p
7.5
11.9
12.1
11.8
11.8
11.2
11.0
11.8
7.0
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
0.80
0
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
0.70
1.7
in LMC
1.70
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
in LMC
1.10
13.0
27, 30, 32
0
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
21, 27
14
3, 7
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
7, 14
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14, 21
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
21
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
3.00 2.60
in LMC
in LMC
0.40
0.8
in LMC
0.5
1.9
1.80
Witch Head Nebula
in LMC
in LMC
1.90 1.20
180.0 60.0
5.00
0.5
in LMC
in LMC
1.00
25.00
h 352 h 2806
in LMC
in LMC
3.00 0.80
3.3
11.00
0.6
5.00
0.9
in LMC
in LMC
0.7
0.50
h 350
10.00
124
2011
2014
1954
2020
2025
h 2899
h 2900
H III-590
h 2903
h 2909
2037
2027
1981
h 593
h 2908
h 362
2038
2015
h 2901
h 2920
2019
h 2905
2033
2016
h 2902
h 579
1931
H I-261 *
1952/M 1
2006
h 2895
1979
2009
h 2897
H III-240
2003
h 2891
h 357
2010
h 2898
2031
2018
h 2904
2021
2004
h 2893
h 2915
2002
h 2890
h 2906
COL
2001
h 2888
1963
1978
h 2878
1964
1994
h 2887
h 2861
1907
H VII-39 *
H IV-21 *
MEN
1974
h 2877 h 2884
ORI
DOR
DOR
MEN
DOR
TAU
LEP
MEN
DOR
LEP
DOR
LEP
DOR
DOR
DOR
MEN
MEN
AUR
DOR
DOR
DOR
MEN
MEN
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
AUR
DOR
ORI
1924
H III-447
Con
NGC/M
Herschel
05 35.2
05 35.1
05 34.7
05 34.5
05 34.5
05 34.5
05 33.8
05 33.7
05 33.4
05 33.4
05 33.3
05 33.1
05 33.1
05 32.8
05 32.2
05 32.1
05 31.9
05 31.7
05 31.5
05 31.4
05 31.2
05 30.8
05 30.7
05 30.6
05 30.6
05 30.6
05 30.2
05 29.1
05 28.6
05 28.2
05 28.0
05 27.9
05 27.9
04 26
66 55
69 45
70 33
69 44
22 01
23 19
70 59
67 26
21 57
36 25
71 44
67 42
14 04
67 40
67 31
69 13
70 10
69 56
34 15
66 57
69 09
66 27
70 49
71 04
67 17
66 52
68 44
66 14
69 07
35 19
67 24
05 19
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
OCDN
OCDN
OC
OCDN
SR
GX
OC
OCDN
GX
GX
OC
DN
GX
OCDN
OCDN
OCDN
GC
OC
OCDN
OC
OC
OC
OC
OCDN
OC
OC
OCDN
GC
OC
OC
OCDN
GX
Type
4.2
11.9
10.3
11.9
11.6
8.4
11.8
10.8
12.1
10.8
10.9
11.8
9.0
10.6
10.9
10.4
10.1
11.5
11.0
11.3
11.7
10.9
9.6
10.1
10.7
9.8
8.2
9.0
12.5
Mag
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
0.60
3.90
0
2.00
2.70
0
2.20
0
0.80
0
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
0.30
1.00
0
1.00
0
in LMC
1.90
in LMC
in LMC
3.40
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
1.70
0
0.70
28.0
in LMC
0.50
0.5
Crab Nebula
6.00 4.00
1.8
0.9
5.60 1.80
14.0
in LMC
2.00
0
h 2853
4.20 2.00
1.8
5.6
h 355
6.00
1.0
2.1
2.8
1.7
h 354
Name/Notes
5.00
1.7
1.60 1.20
Size
14
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
21
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
21
21, 22
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14, 21
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
7, 8
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14
Map no.
125
2017
2077
2088
2093
2023
h 2896
h 2947
h 2955
h 2963
H IV-24
1961
2074
h 2942
H III-747 *
2070
h 2941
2100
2075
h 2943
h 2966
1996
H VIII-42
2082
2065
h 2938
2024
2053
h 2927
H V-28 *
2055
h 2945
2057
h 2919
h 2931
2041
h 2051
h 2935
2051
H V-34
2058
1990
h 358
h 2933
1960/M 36
h 608
2056
2044
h 2922
h 2932
2042
H III-1
1999
1982/M 43
H III-269
2050
1993
H V-30
H IV-33 *
1977
H V-31 *
h 2928
1976/M 42
1980
h 360
2035
h 2916
CAM
DOR
ORI
DOR
ORI
DOR
DOR
DOR
LEP
DOR
DOR
MEN
TAU
MEN
DOR
DOR
MEN
MEN
MEN
DOR
ORI
DOR
MEN
ORI
AUR
DOR
DOR
ORI
LEP
ORI
ORI
ORI
DOR
05 42.1
05 42.0
05 41.9
05 41.8
05 41.6
05 41.5
05 40.8
05 39.6
05 39.4
05 38.9
05 38.6
05 38.2
05 38.2
05 37.3
05 37.3
05 37.0
05 36.7
05 36.6
05 36.5
05 36.5
05 36.5
05 36.4
05 36.2
05 36.2
05 36.1
05 35.9
05 35.8
05 35.6
05 35.5
05 35.5
05 35.4
05 35.4
05 35.3
69 23
69 14
01 51
64 18
02 14
68 55
69 28
69 40
17 51
69 29
69 05
70 40
25 49
70 13
67 24
69 24
70 15
70 08
70 40
69 22
06 42
66 58
71 00
01 12
34 08
69 11
68 54
05 16
17 49
04 52
05 54
05 27
67 34
GX
OC
DN
GX
DN
OCDN
OC
OCDN
OC/NE
OCDN
DNOC
OCDN
OC/NE
OC
OC
OCDN
OC
OC
OC
OCDN
DN
OC
OC
DN
OC
OCDN
OCDN
DN
GX
DN
DN
DN
OCDN
10.9
9.6
11.8
11.6
12.5
8.0
8.5p
8.2
11.5
11.2
12.2
8.4
12.2
11.9
12.3
9.3
10.4
11.7
6.0
10.6
9.6
9.0p
12.4
4.0
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
0.60
0
2.60
in LMC
0
in LMC
in LMC
2.80
4.50 3.10
Flame/Burning Bush
Nebula Zeta ORI in field
30.00
1.3 1.2
10.00
1.7
1.70
in LMC
multiple star jh 3780

0
150
4.0
1, 3
27, 30, 32
14
27, 30, 32
14
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14, 21
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
30.0 20.0
7
2.00
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14
27, 30, 32
1.2
Tarantula Nebula
in LMC
1.80
in LMC
1.70
1.8
in LMC
1.00
in LMC
0.70
16.0
in LMC
1.70
0
14
27, 30, 32
7, 8
Epsilon ORI Nebula,
h 363
50.00 10.00
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14
10.00
2.0
in LMC
part of Orion Nebula
9.00
20.0 15.0
14, 21
14
14
27, 30, 32
14
surrounds Iota ORI,

h 361
Orion Nebula
in LMC
1.50 1.40
0
20.00
14.00
65.0 60.0
3.00
126
2098
2107
2061
2105
2109
2113
2114
2073
2068/M 78
2063
2090
2071
2118
2089
2121
2122
2134
2106
2127
2133
2130
2099/M 37
2136
2135
2112
2140
2145
2157
h 2971
h 2924
h 2969
h 2972
h 2975
h 2974
H III-241
h 368
H VIII-2
h 2944
H IV-36
h 2979
H III-270
h 2982
h 2981
h 2991
h 2967
h 2986
h 2989
h 2987
h 369
h 2992
h 2990
H VII-24
h 2995
h 2998
h 3006
2102
h 730
2026
2096
h 725
H VIII-28
2022
H IV-34 *
h 2965
NGC/M
Herschel
DOR
MEN
DOR
ORI
DOR
DOR
AUR
DOR
MEN
DOR
LEP
MEN
MEN
MEN
LEP
DOR
ORI
COL
ORI
ORI
LEP
DOR
DOR
DOR
DOR
COL
MEN
TAU
DOR
DOR
DOR
ORI
Con
05 57.3
05 54.5
05 54.0
05 53.9
05 53.1
05 52.8
05 52.4
05 52.1
05 51.1
05 51.1
05 50.7
05 50.1
05 48.7
05 48.0
05 47.8
05 47.2
05 47.2
05 47.0
05 46.8
05 46.7
05 45.9
05 45.8
05 45.5
05 44.4
05 44.2
05 43.9
05 43.2
05 43.1
05 42.5
05 42.2
05 42.2
05 42.1
69 11
70 55
68 36
00 24
67 26
69 30
32 33
67 20
71 11
69 22
21 35
71 07
70 04
71 28
17 36
69 09
00 18
34 14
08 48
00 03
21 59
68 03
69 45
68 32
66 25
33 57
70 37
20 07
68 16
69 29
68 28
09 05
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC
GC
OC
GX
OC
OCDN
GC
GX
OC
DN
GX
OC/NE
DN
GX
OC
OCDN
OCDN
OC
OC/NE
OC
OC/NE
OCDN
OC
OC
PN
Type
10.2
12.1
12.4
9.1
12.1
10.5
5.6
12.0
12.0
11.6
12.1
11.1
10.4
12.4
11.0
12.0
8.0p
11.3
8.0
12.4
12.5
12.3
12.2
12.2
11.5
10.7
11.4
11.3
11.6
Mag
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
27, 30, 32
in SMC
27, 30, 32
in LMC
in SMC
in LMC
in SMC
in LMC
2.70
1.7
in LMC
18.0
1.70
h 371
in LMC
0
in LMC
1.00
1.9
15.00
1.2
1.2
1.70
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
14
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
7, 8
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
21, 22
2.70 1.40
0
27, 30, 32
2.50
2.7
4.50
14, 21
0
1.90 1.20
1.3
27, 30, 32
14
7.00 5.00
0
21, 22
4.90 2.40
14
7, 14
8.00 6.00
21
27, 30, 32
1.50 1.40
h 2934
1.0
27, 30, 32
1.80
in LMC
in LMC
2.00
27, 30, 32
21, 22
27, 30, 32
in LMC
1.70
27, 30, 32
7, 14
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
7, 14
Map no.
8.00
2.1
10.00
1.6
1.2
1.00
Name/Notes
0.60
Size
127
2158
2170
H VI-17 *
H IV-19
2204
2206
2207
2202
H VII-13 *
h 3033
h 3032
h 385
ORI
2194
2214
h 3039
2192
2196
H II-265
H VI-5 *
2186
H VII-25 *
H VII-57
DOR
2210
h 3036
ORI
CMA
CMA
CMA
AUR
LEP
ORI
DOR
MON
2213
2185
h 3038
H IV-20 *
MON
GEM
CAR
ORI
LEP
MON
GEM
MON
MEN
2167
H IV-44
MEN
DOR
ORI
2203
h 3035
2180
2187
h 3025
ORI
AUR
H VIII-6
2143
h 374
2182
2126
H VIII-68 *
LEP
GEM
H IV-38
2139
H II-264
2168/M 35
2129
H VIII-26 *
DOR
DOR
h 377
2172
h 3015
2191
2164
h 3011
MEN
DOR
h 3023
2173
h 3018
2179
2160
h 3008
DOR
DOR
2169
2159
h 3007
H VIII-24 *
2156
h 3005
DOR
h 3014
2154
h 3003
06 16.9
06 16.4
06 16.0
06 15.7
06 15.2
06 13.8
06 12.8
06 12.2
06 12.2
06 11.5
06 11.1
06 10.7
06 09.6
06 09.5
06 08.9
06 08.4
06 08.4
06 08.0
06 07.5
06 07.5
06 06.9
06 04.7
06 03.9
06 03.0
06 03.0
06 01.1
06 01.0
05 59.9
05 58.7
05 58.1
05 58.0
05 57.9
05 57.6
05 57.5
05 59
21 22
26 46
18 39
39 51
12 48
68 16
21 48
05 27
69 08
06 13
71 33
04 43
06 20
24 20
52 31
13 57
21 45
06 24
24 06
06 12
75 26
69 34
05 43
49 54
23 40
23 18
68 38
68 31
72 59
68 17
68 38
68 27
67 15
OC/NE
GX
GX
OC
OC
OC
OC
GX
OC
GC
DN
OC
OC/NE
DN
OC
GX
OC
GX
DN
OC
OCDN
OC
GX
OC/NE
OC
GX
OC
OC
OC
GC
OC
OC
OC
GC
11.0
12.1
8.6
10.9
8.5
10.9
10.9
8.7
10.2
12.4
5.1
11.4
5.9
12.3
8.6
6.6p
12.0
12.3
10.2
11.6
6.7
11.8
10.3
11.9
12.2
11.4
11.4
11.8
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
in LMC
0.90
0
2.40
0
1.70
h 380
6.00
h 3024
in LMC
2.80 2.20
3.60
9.0
21, 22
7.00
3.9 2.2
14
22
14, 22
10.0
2.40 1.3
7, 8
8, 14
27, 30
22
14
27, 30
14
27, 30
14
5.00
O. Struve 885
h 384
5.00
in LMC
2.10
h 383
3.00
2.1
h 381
2.00
14
27
7, 8
Lassells Delight
25.00
8, 14
21, 22
14
7, 8
14
27, 30
27, 30, 32
14
21, 22
7, 8
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
27, 30, 32
1.70 0.90
6.00
1.1 0.9
37 Cluster, h 379
in field with open

cluster M35, h 375
2.00
tiny nebulous group
5.00
3.30
1.3 0.9
11.00
6.0
2.40 1.90
6.0
2.5
1.2
h 372
in LMC
1.1
in LMC
2.40
128
2254
2262
2263
2259
2261
2267
2264
2265
H VII-37
h 3058
H VI-28
H IV-2
h 3059
H VIII-5 H V-27 *
h 402
H VIII-50
2260
2252
H VIII-3 *
H VIII-48
2251
H VIII-49
H VII-22
2250
2240
h 394
2245
2243
h 3053
H IV-3
2236
H VII-5
2239
2234
H VIII-9
2244
2224
H VII-35
H VII-2 *
2225
H VII-26
h 392
2249
2232
2223
h 3043
H VIII-25 *
2219
h 387
h 3055
2217
2220
h 3041
2215
H VII-20 *
h 3042
NGC/M
Herschel
GEM
MON
CMA
MON
MON
CMA
MON
MON
MON
MON
MON
AUR
MON
MON
MON
MON
CMA
MON
GEM
GEM
MON
MON
DOR
CMA
MON
PUP
CMA
MON
Con
06 41.5
06 41.1
06 40.8
06 39.2
06 38.6
06 38.4
06 38.4
06 38.1
06 36.0
06 35.0
06 34.7
06 32.9
06 32.8
06 32.7
06 32.4
06 31.0
06 29.8
06 29.7
06 29.3
06 27.6
06 26.6
06 26.6
06 25.9
06 24.6
06 23.4
06 21.8
06 21.7
06 21.0
11 56
09 53
32 29
08 44
10 53
24 49
01 11
01 28
07 40
05 23
08 22
35 12
05 02
10 10
04 52
04 57
31 17
06 50
16 41
12 38
09 39
04 45
68 48
22 50
04 41
44 46
27 14
07 17
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC/NE
OCDN
GX
DN
OC
GX
OC
OC/NE
OC
OC
OC
OC/NE
OC
DN
OC
DN
OC
OC
OC/NE
OC/DN/
NE
OC
OC
GC
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC
Type
4.1
12.2
10.8
12.1
11.3
9.1
7.7p
7.3
8.9
4.8
4.8
9.4
8.5
4.2
12.2
11.5
10.7
8.4
Mag
6.0
10.00
40.0
1.70 1.30
3.00 1.00
3.5
2.60 2.00
4.0
20.00
Christmas Tree Cluster

Cone Nebula, h 401
Hubbles Variable
Nebula, surrounds
R MON, h 399
h 400
h 398
h 397
8, 14
8, 14
22
14
8, 14
22
14
14
14
14
h 396
20.00
0
14
h 395
10.00
14
8, 14
14
14
10.0
Rosette Cluster,
surrounds 12 MON
Rosette Nebula
22
5.00 4.00
24.00
24.0
8.30
14
h 390
8.0
8, 14
h 389
5.00
14, 22
8, 14
h 388
40.00
27, 30
14
surrounds 10 MON
45.00
1.7
in LMC
22
14
3.00 2.60
21, 22, 27
22
24
Map no.
10.00
5.00
4.7 4.3
small asterism
h 386
0
8.00
0
Name/Notes
Size
129
2319
2328
2325
2348
H VIII-1
h 3072
h 3071
h 3074
2327
2316
H II-304
H IV-25
2318
H VII-14
2323/M 50
2312
h 419
2324
2311
H VIII-60 *
H VII-38 *
2309
H VI-18
h 425
2304
H VI-2 *
PUP
2310
2306
h 3069
H VIII-39
H VIII-51
MON
2301
2302
H VI-27 *
PUP
CMA
MON
MON
VOL
CMA
PUP
MON
MON
CMA
MON
MON
MON
GEM
MON
MON
AUR
2298
2281
VOL
H VIII-71 *
2307
h 3068
VOL
CMA
MON
GEM
CMA
CMA
CMA
MON
MON
GEM
CMA
CMA
CAM
h 3065
2305
h 3067
2287/M 41
h 411
2292/2293
2283
H III-271
h 3063
2280
h 3062
2274
2270
H VII-36
2286
2269
H VI-3
H VIII-31 *
2266
H VI-21 *
H II-615
2272
2271
h 3061
h 3060
2253
H VII-54
07 04.3
07 04.2
07 03.2
07 03.1
07 02.7
07 02.5
07 01.1
06 59.7
06 59.5
06 58.8
06 57.8
06 56.2
06 55.0
06 54.6
06 54.0
06 51.9
06 51.8
06 49.3
06 49.0
06 48.8
06 48.6
06 47.6
06 47.6
06 47.2
06 46.0
06 45.9
06 44.8
06 43.9
06 43.9
06 43.2
06 42.8
06 42.7
06 42.4
11 18
01 03
08 20
67 23
28 42
42 03
03 04
07 46
13 42
10 16
04 35
07 12
18 01
07 11
40 52
07 04
00 28
41 04
36 00
64 20
64 16
26 45
03 10
33 34
20 44
18 14
27 38
03 26
04 34
26 58
23 28
27 27
66 20
DN
OC
OC
OC/NE
GX
GX
OC/NE
DN
OC
OC/NE
OC
OC
OC
OC/NE
GX
OC
OC
OC
GC
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC/NE
OC
OC
GX
GX
OC/NE
8.4
5.9
11.0
11.8
9.6
10.5
10.0
11.7
8.9
6.0
5.4
9.3
12.3
118
10.8/
11.2
7.5
12.4
4.5
12.2
10.5
10.0
9.5
12.0
11.8
h 404
h 417
h 418
5.00
0
h 428
1.00
14, 15, 22
14, 15
14, 15
h 427
8.00
15.0
27, 30
22
22, 27
14, 15
h 423
14, 15
14, 22
8, 14
14
14
8, 14
14
22, 27
14
14
3, 8
11.00
3.0 1.5
1.30 0.80
4.00 3.00
5.00 2.50
h 3070
h 415
3.00
7.0
h 416
h 414
h 413
4.3 0.8
2.50
15.0
25.00
5.0
22
27, 30
27, 30
22
14
1.70 1.60
galaxy pair
h 408
h 406
22
14, 22
22
14
14
2.10 1.50
4.0 3.5 /
4.00 3.20
15.00
1.2 1.1
39.00
3.6 2.7
6.30 3.00
h 405
h 403
5.0
3.00
22
2.4 1.6
22
1, 3
2.10 1.40
130
2360
2359
2362
2381
2367
H VII-12 *
H V-21
H VII-17 *
h 3084
H VIII-27
23802382
2374
2383
2384
2371/2372
2395
h 3079 h 3082
H VIII-35
h 3081
h 3083
H II-316/H II 317 *
H VIII-11 *
2368
2355 2356
H VI-6 * H VII-6
2397
2358
H VIII-45
h 3085
2369
h 3078
h 443
2347
H III-746
2352
H VII-15
2354
2340
H II-736
2353
2349
H VII-27
H VIII-34 *
2346
H IV-65
H VII-16 *
2345
2329
2343
H VIII-33 *
H III-875 H II 735
2339
H II-769
h 3073
2335
2331
H VIII-32 *
2320
H II-861
H VIII-40
NGC/M
Herschel
GEM
GEM
CMA
CMA
CMA
CMA
VOL
MON
CMA
CAR
CMA
CMA
CMA
GEM
CMA
CAR
CAM
MON
CMA
CMA
LYN
MON
MON
LYN
CMA
MON
GEM
GEM
MON
LYN
Con
07 27.1
07 25.6
07 25.1
07 24.8
07 24.0
07 23.9
07 21.3
07 21.0
07 20.1
07 20.0
07 18.8
07 18.6
07 17.8
07 16.9
07 16.8
07 16.6
07 16.1
07 14.6
07 14.3
07 13.6
07 11.0
07 10.0
07 09.4
07 09.2
07 08.3
07 08.3
07 08.3
07 07.2
07 06.6
07 05.6
13 35
29 29
21 02
20 56
13 16
27 31
69 00
10 23
21 56
63 04
24 57
13 12
15 37
13 47
17 03
62 21
64 43
10 18
25 44
24 06
50 10
08 37
00 48
48 37
13 10
10 39
18 47
27 21
10 05
50 36
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
PN
OC
OC
OC
GX
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC
DN
OC
OC
OC/NE
GX
GX
OC
OC
OC/NE
GX
OC/NE
PN
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC
OC
GX
Type
8.0
11.2
7.4
8.4
8.0
11.3
11.9
11.8
7.9
12.5
3.8
7.2
9.7
12.3
12.4
7.1
6.5
11.9
11.6
12.5
7.7
6.7
11.7
8.5
7.2
12.1
Mag
h 424
1.40 0.80
15.00
1.0
Peanut Nebula, h 445/

h 445
8, 14, 15
22
0
22
14, 15, 22
22
27, 30
5.00
14, 15
5.00
12.00
2.1 2.0
2.50 1.20
3.0
h 3080
22
22
Tau CMA Cluster,

h 441 h 3077
6.00
14, 15, 22
14, 15, 22
27, 28, 30
Thors Helmet/Duck
Nebula, 3075
9.00 6.00
5.00
CH 2, h 440 h 3076
14.00
8, 14, 15
14, 15, 22
27, 28, 30
1, 3, 4
14, 15, 22
22
22
3, 8
14, 15
14, 15
3, 8
14, 15, 22
14, 15, 22
8, 14, 15
14, 15, 22
3, 8
Map no.
1.40
h 439
h 438
8.00
8.0
3.50 1.10
1.8 1.3
18.00
18.0
h 433
1.80 1.20
5.00
CH 4, h 436
h 429
0.90
1.30 1.10
12.0
h 434
2.70 2.00
6.00
h 432
19.00
7.0
Name/Notes
Size
131
2423
2419
2425
H VII-28 *
H I-218 *
H VIII-87
2439
2432
2438
2437/M 46
2440
2447/M 93
2448
2451
2452
h 3094
H VI-36
H IV-39 *
h 463
H IV-64 *
h 3098
h 466
h 3099
h 3100
2408
2415
H II-821
2430
2403
H V-44 *
h 452
2422/M 47
H VIII-38 *
H VIII-46
2442
h 3097
2420
2421
H VII-67 *
2428
2434
h 3096
H VIII-47
2414
H VIII-37
H VI-1 *
2413
H VIII-52
2401
H VII-65
2417
2392
H IV 45 *
2409
2366
H III-748
h 3087
2394
H VIII-44
h 3086
2396
H VIII-36
PUP
PUP
PUP
PUP
PUP
PUP
PUP
PUP
PUP
CAM
PUP
PUP
GEM
PUP
LYN
PUP
LYN
CAM
PUP
VOL
PUP
VOL
PUP
PUP
PUP
CAR
PUP
GEM
CAM
CMI
PUP
07 47.4
07 45.4
07 44.6
07 44.6
07 41.9
07 41.8
07 41.8
07 40.9
07 40.8
07 40.5
07 39.4
07 39.2
07 38.5
07 38.3
07 38.1
07 37.1
07 36.9
07 36.9
07 36.6
07 36.4
07 36.3
07 34.9
07 33.3
07 33.3
07 31.6
07 30.1
07 29.4
07 29.2
07 28.9
07 28.6
07 28.1
27 20
37 58
24 41
23 52
18 13
14 49
14 44
19 05
31 39
71 39
16 21
16 31
21 34
14 52
38 53
13 52
35 15
65 36
14 30
69 32
20 37
69 17
15 27
13 06
17 11
62 15
13 58
20 55
69 13
07 02
11 44
PN
OC
OC/NE
OC
PN
OC
PN
OC
OC
OC
OC/NE
OC/NE
OC
OC
GC
OC
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
GX
OC
OC/NE
OC/NE
GX
OC
PN
GX
OC/NE
OC
12.0
2.8
6.2
9.4
6.1
10.8
10.2
6.9
8.3
10.3
6.7
12.2
8.2
4.4
10.4
8.3
11.3
7.9
7.3
12.1
12.6
9.1
10.9
7.4
14, 15, 22
22
14, 15, 22
0.50
22
22, 27
CH 1
10.00
surrounding c PUP
h 3095
1.30
50.00
CH 3
20.00
14, 15, 22
22
in open cluster M 46,

h 464 h 3039
1.30
14, 15, 22
5.00
h 3092
9.0
7.00
22
1, 3
0
14, 15, 22
14, 15, 22
14, 15, 22
3, 8
14, 15, 22
10.00
h 458
Intergalactic Wanderer,
h 457
h 3090
h 456
1, 3, 4
13.00
6.0
5.00
4.6
12.00
0.9
h 459 h 3088
14, 15, 22
23.40 11.80
25.0
27, 28, 30
22
h 3089
27, 28, 30
6.00 5.00
8.0
2.40 2.20
14, 15, 22
14, 15, 22
27, 28, 30
14, 15, 22
14, 15, 22
h 455
h 454
6.00
2.50
2.8 1.9
2.00
0.9
Eskimo/Clown Face
Nebula, h 450
1, 3, 4
14, 15
14, 15, 22
h 451
8.10 3.00
10.00
132
2516
2506
2493
2509
2500
2513
2517
2527 2520
2525
h 3111
H VI-37 *
H III-750
H VIII-1 *
H III-709
H III-512
h 3110
H VIII-30 *
H III-877
2555
2564
2567
H III-256
h 3119
H VII-64 *
PUP
2559
2541
H III-710
2554
2545
H II-627
h 3118
2548/M 48
H VI-22 *
H II-303
LYN
2537
H IV-55
PUP
PUP
PUP
HYD
CNC
CNC
HYD
LYN
LYN
2546
2543
H II-719
VEL
PUP
LYN
PUP
PUP
CNC
LYN
PUP
LYN
MON
CAR
PUP
CAR
PUP
PUP
PUP
PUP
PUP
PUP
h 3116
2547
2489
H VII-23 *
h 3117
2502
h 3109
2539
2483
h 3105
H VII-11 *
PUP
2479
H VII-58 *
2533
2482
H VII-10 *
2532
2467
H IV-22
h 3113
2477
h 3103
H II-726
PUP
2455
h 3102
PUP
2453
h 3101
Con
NGC/M
Herschel
08 18.6
08 18.6
08 18.0
08 17.9
08 17.1
08 14.7
08 14.2
08 13.8
08 13.2
08 13.0
08 12.4
08 10.7
08 10.7
08 10.2
08 07.0
08 05.6
08 05.3
08 02.8
08 02.5
08 01.9
08 00.7
08 00.4
08 00.2
07 58.3
07 56.2
07 55.9
07 55.9
07 55.1
07 54.9
07 52.6
07 52.3
07 49.0
07 47.8
30 38
21 49
00 44
23 28
27 28
49 04
21 21
05 48
46 00
36 15
37 38
49 16
12 50
33 57
29 54
11 26
28 10
12 19
09 25
50 44
19 04
39 50
10 47
60 52
30 04
52 18
27 56
17 43
24 18
26 23
38 33
21 18
27 14
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC
OC
OC
GX
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
OC
OC
GX
OC
OC
OC
OCDN
OC
OC
OC
Type
7.4
12.5
12.5
12.0
10.9
11.5
12.4
5.8
11.7
11.9
6.3
4.7
6.5
12.3
7.6
11.6
6.5
11.8
11.6
11.5
9.3
12.0
7.6
3.8
7.9
12.2
7.6
9.6
7.3
7.1
5.8
10.2
8.3
Mag
0
15.0
12.0
h 483
2.50 2.00
h 488
h 486
3.00 2.00
h 492
h 503 h 3120
22
11.0
22
15
0
h 498
1.90 1.40
22
3, 8
15
3, 8
1.20 0.80
h 497
3.20 2.40
3.0 1.4
h 494
6.30 3.20
2.2 1.2
CH 5, h 496
30.00
0
Bear Paw Galaxy, h 491
1.70 1.50
3, 8
22, 27
h 493
2.30 1.20
70.0
22, 27
15, 22
0
h 3114
15.00
3, 8
22
15, 22
22
15, 22
15
3, 8
14, 15, 22
3, 8
14, 15
27, 28, 30
25.00
h 489
1.90 1.40
6.0
10.0
1.40 1.00
h 478
h 476
h 480
2.90 2.70
12.0
1.90
22.00
5.0
22
27
h 479 h 3107
22
2.10 1.30
0
15, 15, 22
22
22
22, 27
22
22
Map no.
9.00
h 474 h 3106
h 472
Name/Notes
11.00
10.00
20.00
15.0
4.00
Size
133
2639
2649
2669
H I-204
H II-727
h 3140
2664
2658
h 4017
2629
2648
H III-49
h 524
2659
h 3137
H III-982
2660
h 3138
2671
2632/M 44
h 517
2670
2645
h 3136
h 3141
2635
h 3133
h 3142
2640
2608
H II-318
h 3134
VEL
2613
H II-266 *
2626
2610
H IV-35
2627
2599
H III-234
h 3131
2609
h 3130
H VII-63 *
CNC
2595
H III-599
VOL
CNC
UMA
VEL
VEL
VEL
LYN
UMA
PYX
CNC
VEL
VEL
CNC
VEL
PYX
CAR
PYX
PYX
HYD
CNC
CAR
CNC
CNC
2601
2592
PUP
PUP
H II-315
2587
h 3124
CNC
PUP
PUP
CNC
LYN
PUP
PUP
h 3126
2588
h 3125
2579
h 3122
2580
2563
H II-634
2577
2549
h 495
H II-259
2571
H VI-39 *
h 3123
2566
H III-288
08 47.2
08 47.2
08 46.2
08 45.5
08 44.9
08 44.1
08 43.6
08 43.4
08 42.7
08 42.6
08 42.2
08 40.1
08 38.9
08 38.5
08 37.4
08 37.3
08 35.6
08 35.3
08 33.4
08 33.4
08 32.2
08 29.5
08 27.7
08 27.1
08 25.5
08 23.5
08 23.2
08 22.7
08 21.6
08 21.1
08 20.6
08 19.0
08 18.9
08 18.7
12 36
72 59
41 53
48 47
52 58
34 43
50 12
32 39
14 17
44 57
47 09
19 59
46 13
34 46
55 07
29 57
40 40
28 28
22 58
16 09
22 34
61 06
21 29
25 58
68 07
29 30
32 59
22 33
30 19
36 11
21 04
57 48
29 44
25 29
OC/NE
GX
OC
OC
OC
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
OC
OC
OC/NE
OC
GX
OC
DN
GX
GX
PN
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC
OCDN
GX
GX
OC
GX
12.3
11.6
7.8
6.1
12.3
11.7
9.2
12.0
8.6
8.8
3.5
7.0
11.2
11.7
8.4
12.2
10.4
12.7
12.2
12.3
12.4
12.5
9.2
11.8
12.5
9.7
7.5
12.3
11.2
7.0
11.0
h 512
1.90 1.20
5.0
h 522
7.0
5.00
1.5 1.3
5.00
14.00
h 518
1.50 1.40
1.8 1.1
10.00
3.2 1.1
h 521 h 3135
8, 15
1, 3, 4
22
22, 27, 28
27, 28
3, 4, 8
22
8, 15
22, 27
0
22, 27
15.00
0
22, 27
8, 15
3.00
70.00
3.0
Beehive Cluster
22
0
27, 28
3.00
22
22, 27
22
15, 22
27, 28, 30
27, 28, 30
22
22
22
22, 27
1, 3, 4
22
22
2.20 1.90
9.00
h 516 h 3132
h 3129
6.50 1.40
0
h 513 h 3127
h 507
0.70
1.9 1.7
h 506
3.20 2.40
6.00
h 505
h 501
h 502
1.70 1.40
1.6 1.1
10.00
2.0
1.80 1.10
8.0
19.00
2.0 1.7
3.80 1.20
7.0
2.90 1.70
134
2732
2783
2748
h 548
2792
h 3149
H III-295
2784
H I-59
h 539
2776
2808
h 3152
2778
2768
H I-250 *
H II-564
2781
H I-66
h 563
2775
H I-2 *
2726
H II-834
2770
2736
h 3145
2756
2712
h 540
H II-490
2701
H IV-66
H II-828
2721
H II-529
2765
2718
H II-557
H II-520
2717
h 3144
2742
2693
H II-823
H I-249 *
2708
H II-281
2750
2655
H I-288 *
2763
2695
H II-280
H III-291
2681
H I-242 *
H III-275
2682/M 67
2683
2678
H VIII-10
h 531
2672
H II-48
H I-200 *
NGC/M
Herschel
CAM
CNC
CAM
VEL
HYD
LYN
LYN
CAR
UMA
HYD
CNC
LYN
UMA
HYD
UMA
HYD
CNC
UMA
VEL
LYN
UMA
HYD
HYD
PYX
UMA
HYD
CAM
HYD
UMA
LYN
CNC
CNC
CNC
Con
09 13.7
09 13.6
09 13.4
09 12.4
09 12.3
09 12.3
09 12.2
09 12.0
09 11.6
09 11.5
09 10.3
09 09.6
09 09.0
09 07.6
09 07.6
09 06.8
09 05.7
09 04.9
09 00.4
08 59.5
08 59.1
08 58.9
08 58.9
08 57.0
08 57.0
08 56.1
08 55.6
09 54.5
08 53.5
08 52.7
08 50.4
08 50.2
08 49.3
76 29
29 59
79 11
42 26
24 10
35 01
44 57
64 52
60 02
14 49
07 02
33 07
53 51
03 23
60 29
15 30
25 26
59 56
45 54
44 55
53 46
04 46
06 18
24 40
51 21
03 22
78 13
03 05
51 19
33 25
11 49
11 20
19 04
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
PN
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
SR
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
OC/NE
GX
Type
11.5
12.2
11.9
11.6
10.3
12.3
11.4
6.2
9.9
11.6
10.4
12.0
12.4
12.2
11.4
12.0
12.0
12.4
11.9
12.0
12.2
12.2
12.3
11.7
12.0
10.1
11.9
10.2
9.7
6.9
11.6
Mag
h 571 h 3148
5.50 2.20
3.1 1.1
1, 3, 4
8
0
2.1 0.9
2.20 1.50
22
22
4, 8, 9
27, 28, 30
3, 4
15, 22
15
3, 4
15
3, 4
15, 22
3, 4
22, 27, 28
3, 4
15
15
22
3, 4
15
15
3, 4
8, 15
8, 15
8, 15
Map no.
0.40
h 566
1.40 1.00
2.8 2.5
h 555
6.40 3.00
14.00
h 569 h 3147
3.00 1.50
4.3 3.3
h 564
h 562
0
h 553
1.7 1.2
3.70 1.10
h 558
2.10 1.10
0
h 550
3.00 1.50
0
h 560
h 545
Herschels Ray/Pencil
h 537
h 543
h 542
h 535
2.30 2.00
2.2 1.9
1.60 0.50
20.0 2.0
2.80 1.50
2.6 1.6
2.40 1.60
2.1
2.10 1.50
2.6 1.8
2.70 1.40
4.9 4.1
h 520
h 536
1.70 1.20
0
h 530
3.60 3.30
0
h 532
9.30 2.10
h 528
10.00
25.0
h 526
3.00 2.80
0
Name/Notes
Size
135
VEL
2907
2903/2905
H II-506
H I-56/H I-57 *
h 3170
2910
2904
H I-260
2902
2880
H III-8
H III-276
2894
H II-555
h 3171
2899
2889
h 3169
2915
2872
H II-57 H II-546
2891
2859
H I-137 *
h 3174
2865
h 3161
h 3177
2887
h 3168
VEL
2866
2810
h 3162
2841
H I-205 *
H III-749
UMA
2820
H II-869
LEO
HYD
HYD
VEL
ANT
UMA
LEO
HYD
VEL
PYX
CHA
LEO
LMI
HYD
CAR
UMA
UMA
HYD
CAR
UMA
2867
H III-878
HYD
2855
2805
H III-488
VEL
LYN
H I-132
2848
H I-113
UMA
HYD
PYX
CAR
h 3163
2849
2830
h 3160
2845
2815
H III-242
2787
2811
H II-505 *
h 3159
2818
h 3154
H I-216 *
HYD
2842
h 3158
CAR
LYN
2822
2782
H I-167 *
CAR
h 3156
2836
h 3157
09 32.2
09 31.6
09 30.9
09 30.4
09 30.2
09 29.6
09 29.4
09 27.2
09 27.0
09 26.8
09 26.2
09 25.7
09 24.3
09 23.5
09 23.3
09 22.1
09 22.0
09 22.0
09 21.8
09 21.5
09 21.4
09 20.3
09 20.2
09 19.7
09 19.3
09 19.3
09 18.6
09 16.3
09 16.2
09 16.0
09 15.6
09 14.1
09 14.0
09 13.7
21 30
16 44
14 44
52 54
30 23
62 30
07 43
11 38
56 06
24 49
76 38
11 26
34 31
23 10
63 49
71 50
51 05
50 58
64 16
11 55
58 19
64 06
16 32
33 44
40 31
69 12
38 00
23 38
16 19
36 37
63 04
40 07
69 38
69 20
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
PN
GX
GX
CX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
OCPN
GX
GX
GX
GX
8.8
11.8
12.2
7.2
12.5
11.5
12.4
11.7
11.8
12.5
12.3
11.9
10.9
11.5
11.7
12.2
9.3
12.5
11.7
9.7
10.9
11.8
13.9
12.5
10.8
12.3
12.0
11.4
8.2
12.5
11.4
10.6
11.8
0
h 587
2.50 1.50
h 597
h 596
2.00 1.20
6.0
12.60 6.00
2.0 1.2
1.60 1.30
1.20 0.80
h 604
h 607
h 603
1.90 1.00
15, 22
15, 22
27, 28
22
3, 4
15
27, 28
15, 22
h 600
2.0 1.0
2.30 1.90
22
28, 30
8, 15
1.50 1.40
1.9 0.9
h 593
2.10 1.80
4.6 4.1
22
27, 28
2.50 1.80
2.1 1.6
1, 3, 4
0
27, 28
3, 4
1, 3, 4
15, 22
27, 28
1, 3, 4
15, 22
22
1, 3, 4
22
22
15, 22
1.70
0
h 584
8.10 3.50
20.0
h 576
4.10 0.40
0
h 592
2.50 2.20
0.4
6.30 4.80
h 582
h 3153
1.20 0.30
3.0
3.40 2.00
2.3 1.2
3.50 1.10
2.5 0.9
22
27, 28
h 580 h 3151
27, 28, 30
8
8.00
h 568
27, 28, 30
1.60 1.30
3.70 2.40
3.3 2.2
2.70 2.00
136
2982
2950
2974
2964
2968
2983
2977
h 3184
H IV-68 *
H I-61 *
H I-114 *
H II-491
H III-289
H I-282
2991
3003
2998
3033
3020
H V-26
H II-717
h 3194
H III-51
h 3190
2876
3001
H III-277
H I-285 *
2992
H V-50
h 634
2999
2997
h 3191
2995
2967
H II-275
2986
2960
h 621
H II-311
2954
h 3181
h 3189
2942
2972 2999
h 3183 h 3191
2945
h 3180
h 613
2935
H II-556
HYD
2924
2918
h 3175
2916
H II-260
H III-298
LEO
2921
H III-597
VEL
LEO
VEL
UMA
LMI
UMA
LEO
ANT
HYD
ANT
VEL
HYD
VEL
DRA
HYD
LEO
LEO
SEX
UMA
VEL
SEX
HYD
LEO
VEL
LMI
HYD
HYD
LEO
HYD
LEO
2925
2911
h 3177
H II-40
LEO
2906
H II-495
Con
NGC/M
Herschel
09 50.1
09 48.8
09 48.7
09 48.6
09 47.3
09 46.8
09 46.3
09 45.7
09 45.6
09 45.2
09 44.3
09 44.1
09 43.8
09 43.7
09 43.2
09 42.9
09 42.6
09 42.6
09 42.4
09 42.1
09 40.6
09 40.5
09 40.3
09 39.1
09 37.6
09 36.7
09 35.8
09 35.2
09 35.0
09 34.7
09 33.8
09 33.7
09 32.2
12 49
56 25
44 05
33 25
67 55
22 01
30 26
14 20
31 11
50 26
21 17
54 47
74 52
20 29
31 56
31 51
03 42
58 51
44 12
00 20
03 34
14 55
50 20
34 00
22 02
21 08
31 42
16 24
21 42
20 57
10 09
53 26
08 27
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
Type
12.2
8.8
12.4
11.5
10.1
12.5
11.8
12.2
9.4
9.9
10.7
12.5
11.9
11.9
11.2
10.9
10.9
11.6
12.5
12.3
9.9
12.5
12.2
11.4
12.5
12.3
11.9
11.9
11.5
8.3
12.5
Mag
h 610
2.50 1.70
h 616
h 630
h 635
3.70 0.90
3.0 1.6
12.00
2.7 1.2
h 646 h 642
h 638
h 639
0
5.70 1.40
0
h 625
5.90 2.70
1.4 1.1
2.90 2.00
h 3188
8.90 6.80
5.0
8, 15
27, 28
4, 8, 9
4, 8, 9
1, 3, 4
22, 23
15, 22
22, 23
28
22
27, 28
3.20 2.60
20.0
1, 3, 4
0
22
8, 9
8, 9
15
3, 4
22, 28
15
15
8, 15
28
8, 9
22
22
8, 9
15, 22
1.80 0.80
2.5 1.4
h 3185
h 624
0
h 622
2.10 1.60
3.0 1.7
2.7 1.8
3.40 2.10
12.00
3.0 2.8
1.40 1.00
1.2 0.9
5.00
1.9 1.5
h 626
h 3178
3.70 2.80
1.60 1.20
h 611
1.40 1.00
1.3 1.2
h 3173
2.90 1.10
22
27, 28
8, 15
15.0
h 608
8, 15
4.00 3.10
h 606
1.40 0.90
Map no.
Name/Notes
Size
137
3055
3031/M 81
3027
3034/M 82
3070
3067
3078
H VI-4
h 649
H V-23
H IV-79 *
H II-59
H II-492
H II-268
3079
3098
3108
3114
3109
3077
3149
h 663
h 3220
h 3224
h 3221
H I-286 *
h 3234
h 3218
H V-47 *
3100
H II-293
3105
3091
h 3216
3065
3095
h 3214
H II-333
3089
H III-596
h 3219
3087
3081
h 3213
3082
3056
h 3203
3084
3052
H III-272
h 3210
3051
h 3201
h 3211
3044
H III-254
LEO
3032
3041
h 650
H II-98
LMI
3021
H I-115
CHA
UMA
HYD
CAR
ANT
LEO
UMA
UMA
VEL
ANT
HYD
ANT
ANT
HYD
ANT
ANT
ANT
HYD
LEO
LEO
UMA
UMA
UMA
SEX
ANT
HYD
ANT
SEX
LEO
UMA
2985
H I-78 *
CAR
3059
h 3205
10 03.8
10 03.3
10 03.1
10 02.7
10 02.6
10 02.3
10 02.0
10 01.9
10 00.8
10 00.7
10 00.2
10 00.1
09 59.6
09 59.5
09 59.2
09 59.0
09 58.9
09 58.4
09 58.4
09 58.0
09 55.8
09 55.7
09 55.6
09 55.3
09 54.5
09 54.5
09 53.8
09 53.7
09 53.1
09 52.1
09 51.0
09 50.4
09 50.2
80 25
68 44
26 09
60 07
31 41
24 43
55 41
72 10
54 46
31 40
19 38
31 33
28 20
22 50
34 13
27 08
30 20
26 56
32 22
10 22
69 41
72 12
69 04
04 16
28 18
18 38
27 17
01 35
16 41
29 14
33 33
72 17
73 55
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
12.3
10.0
9.8
4.2
11.8
12.1
10.8
11.6
9.7
11.1
11.2
11.6
12.5
12.0
10.8
12.4
12.5
11.1
12.0
12.2
8.6
11.5
7.0
11.9
11.7
12.1
11.8
11.8
11.7
12.5
12.2
10.4
10.8
h 657
22, 23
27, 28
1.00 1.90
5.2 4.7
19.10 3.70
30
1, 3, 4
22, 23
8, 9
2.50 1.80
35.0
3, 4
h 658
27,28
1, 2, 4
2.20 0.60
h 654
22, 23
8.10 1.30
1.70 1.50
2.0
3.20 1.70
3.0 1.9
15, 16, 22,

23
22, 23
0
22, 23
1.8 1.0
3.60 2.00
22, 23
0
2.20 1.80
2.0
h 3215
22, 23
0
22, 23
22, 23
1.8 0.7
1.80 1.60
22, 23
8, 9
15
1, 3, 4
1, 3, 4
1, 3, 4
15
22, 23
15, 22, 23
22, 23
15
8, 15
8, 9
4, 8, 9
1, 3, 4
27, 28, 30
2.70 2.30
h 3209
h 659
1.40
2.4 0.9
Bodes Nebula/Cigar
Galaxy
11.20 4.30
h 643
3.90 1.40
h 656
Bodes Nebula
h 3202
24.90 11.50
2.1 1.3
1.80 1.10
2.1 1.3
2.10 1.90
4.7 0.7
3.70 2.40
1.7 1.3
h 652
h 645
h 629
1.50 0.90
4.6 3.4
3.60 3.20
138
3203
3223
3224
3206
3228
h 3243
h 3244
H I-266
h 3245
3182
H I- 265
3198
3193
H II-45 *
H I-199 *
3184
h 3240
3190
H I-168 *
3169
H I-4 *
H II-44 *
3166
H I-3 *
3211
3158
H II-639
3201
3162
H II-43
h 3242
3156
H III-255
h 3238
3145
H III-518
3199
3195
h 3241
h 3239
3137
h 3230
3147
3132
h 3228
H I-79 *
ANT
3124
h 3226
3175
3125
h 3227
3177
3136
h 3229 h 3231
h 3236
3115
H I-163 *
H III-25
SEX
3106
H II-320
VEL
UMA
ANT
ANT
UMA
HYD
UMA
LEO
UMA
LEO
CAR
VEL
CAR
DRA
LEO
SEX
LMI
LEO
SEX
HYD
CHA
ANT
VEL
HYD
ANT
CAR
SEX
LMI
LMI
3104
H IV-48
Con
NGC/M
Herschel
10 21.8
10 21.8
10 21.6
10 21.6
10 19.9
10 19.6
10 19.5
10 18.4
10 18.4
10 18.1
10 17.8
10 17.6
10 17.1
10 16.9
10 16.6
10 14.7
10 14.2
10 13.8
10 13.8
10 13.5
10 12.7
10 10.2
10 09.5
10 09.2
10 07.0
10 06.7
10 06.6
10 05.8
10 05.2
10 03.9
10 03.9
51 43
56 56
34 42
34 16
45 33
26 42
58 12
21 54
41 25
21 50
62 40
46 25
57 55
73 24
21 07
28 52
30 28
03 26
38 46
22 44
03 08
12 26
80 52
29 04
40 26
19 13
29 56
67 23
07 43
31 11
40 45
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
GC
DN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
GX
PN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GC
Type
6.0
11.9
11.3
11.0
10.2
12.2
12.0
10.8
9.6
11.1
10.7
6.9
10.6
12.2
11.3
10.3
10.5
11.9
11.4
12.1
11.7
11.6
11.5
9.2
12.0
12.5
10.7
9.1
12.3
13.2
Mag
h 673
h 680
h 682
h 678
2.00 1.80
h 685
h 674
3.90 3.50
20.0
h 689
h 697
5.00
2.9 1.9
28
3, 4
22, 23
0
22, 23
4.1 2.7
1.90 1.50
4, 8, 9
23
3, 4
4, 8, 9
27, 28
22, 23, 28
27, 28
1, 4
22, 23
15, 16
15, 16
4, 8, 9
15, 16
15, 16, 23
8.50 3.30
2.8 0.6
1.80 1.50
2.0
h 693
h 692
7.40 6.90
4.4 1.5
0.30
20.00 15.00
h 678
1.50 1.20
5.1 1.3
h 684
4.20 2.90
4.8 2.3
3.1 2.7
3.0 1.6
1.90 0.90
30
22, 23
0.70 0.50
22, 23, 28
15, 16, 22,

23
6.20 2.20
1.50
2.9 2.5
22, 23
27, 28, 30
Eight Burst Planetary/

S. Ring Nebula
8, 9
15, 16
1.10 0.70
Spindle Galaxy, h 3223
4, 8, 9
Map no.
3.10 2.10
7.20 2.40
1.8
h 666
h 665
3.30 2.20
0
Name/Notes
Size
139
3258
3261
3254
3263
3269
3268
3271
3273
3275
3278
3274
3259
3277
3266
h 3256
h 3258
H I-72
h 3261
h 3264
h 3263
h 3265
h 3259
h 3266
h 3268
H II-358
H II-870
H II-359 *
H II-871
3294
3308
3300
3309
H I-164 *
h 3279
H III-55
h 3280
3293
3256
h 3254
h 3276
3245
H I-86 *
3285
3231
h 704
3366
3255
h 3253
h 3270
3250
h 3252
h 3294
3218
H I-283
3239
H IV-10
3244
3242
H IV-27 *
3247
3241
h 3249
h 4019
3227
H II-29 *
h 3250
3226
H II-28 *
HYD
LEO
HYD
LMI
CAR
VEL
HYD
UMA
LMI
UMA
LEO
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
ANT
VEL
LMI
VEL
ANT
VEL
LMI
UMA
CAR
ANT
DRA
CAR
ANT
LEO
HYD
ANT
LEO
LEO
10 36.6
10 36.6
10 36.4
10 36.3
10 35.8
10 35.2
10 33.6
10 33.3
10 32.9
10 32.6
10 32.3
10 31.6
10 30.9
10 30.5
10 30.5
10 30.0
10 30.0
10 29.3
10 29.3
10 29.0
10 28.9
10 27.8
10 27.3
10 26.7
10 26.5
10 26.5
10 26.5
10 25.9
10 25.5
10 25.1
10 24.8
10 24.3
10 23.5
10 23.4
27 31
14 10
27 26
37 20
58 14
43 41
27 27
64 45
28 31
65 03
27 40
39 57
36 44
35 37
35 22
35 20
35 13
44 08
29 30
44 39
35 36
43 54
28 30
66 48
60 40
39 57
74 39
57 56
39 50
17 10
18 38
32 29
19 52
19 54
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
OC
GX
GX/NE
OCDN
GX
GX
PN
GX
GX
GX
11.6
12.3
12.0
11.2
4.7
11.4
12.1
12.5
11.7
12.2
12.5
12.3
11.4
12.5
11.8
11.5
12.3
11.1
11.6
11.2
11.5
11.3
10.7
11.0
11.2
11.8
7.6
12.3
11.1
7.7
12.1
10.4
11.4
0
23
h 720
h 715
1.70 0.90
1.90 1.60
1.7 0.9
1.70 1.30
3.40 1.80
h 727 h 3273
h 724
23
9, 15, 16
23
22, 23, 28
27, 28
5.00
23
3, 4
3, 4
22, 23, 28
1.80 0.80
2.7 1.5
Gem Cluster
h 717
0
h 721
1.40 1.20
2.1 1.8
2.0 1.1
1.30 0.90
2.8 2.1
22, 23
23
0
23
1.60 0.70
3.0 1.8
2.4 1.1
23
22, 23, 28
22, 23, 28
22, 23
22, 23, 28
3, 4
27, 28
22, 23, 28
1, 4
27, 28
22, 23, 28
9, 15, 16
15, 16, 23
3.00 2.50
h 714
h 711
h 710
Ghost of Jupiter, h 3248
22, 23
9, 15, 16
9, 15, 16
3.00 0.70
4.5 1.4
3.50 2.80
2.9 2.5
3.80 2.10
3.2 1.8
4.00
2.0
2.70 2.00
2.3 1.4
5.00
2.1 1.8
4.50 2.40
1.1
2.40 1.60
4.1 3.9
2.80 2.00
140
3370
3348
3377
3379/M 105
3450
3390
3385
3384
3393
H II-99 *
H I-17 *
h 3303
h 3298
h 760
H I-18 *
h 3299
3368/M 96
h 749
H II-81
3367
H II-78
H I-80
3359
H V-52
DRA
3329
3353
H I-284
H III-842
LEO
3351/M 95
HYD
LEO
SEX
HYD
HYD
LEO
LEO
UMA
LEO
LEO
LEO
UMA
UMA
CAR
LEO
ANT
LEO
LMI
ANT
h 743
3347
h 3291
LEO
3372
3342 3332
H III-5 H I-272
LEO
h 3295
3338
H II-77
HYD
3346
3336
h 3289
UMA
H V-7
3320
H II-745
UMA
3358
3319
H III-700
UMA
VEL
h 3293
3310
H IV-60 *
3344
3330
h 3287
CAR
VEL
3345
3324
h 3286
H I-81 *
3318
h 3285
HYD
LEO
HYD
Con
H I-26
3301
3312
H II-46
3311
h 3281
h 3282
NGC/M
Herschel
10 48.3
10 48.3
10 48.2
10 48.1
10 48.1
10 47.8
10 47.7
10 47.2
10 47.1
10 46.8
10 46.6
10 46.6
10 45.4
10 44.7
10 44.0
10 43.8
10 43.7
10 43.6
10 43.6
10 43.5
10 42.8
10 42.7
10 42.1
10 40.3
10 39.6
10 39.2
10 38.7
10 38.6
10 37.3
10 37.3
10 37.0
10 36.9
10 36.7
25 10
12 38
04 55
31 32
20 51
12 35
13 59
72 50
17 16
11 49
13 45
63 13
55 58
76 49
11 42
59 52
14 52
36 23
11 59
24 55
36 22
09 26
13 45
27 46
47 24
41 41
53 30
54 09
58 38
41 38
27 34
21 53
27 32
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
DN
GX
GX
NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
OCDN
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
12.2
9.9
12.4
12.1
11.9
9.5
10.2
11.1
11.7
9.3
11.4
10.3
12.4
12.2
9.8
3.0p
11.8
11.5
9.7
11.4
12.5
10.9
12.3
12.4
10.8
10.6
7.4
6.7
11.5
11.9
11.4
11.6
Mag
h 739
h 741
h 745
7.20 4.40
0
h 757
5.30 4.80
23
0
1.80 1.50
5.40 2.70
1.5 0.9
23
9, 15, 16
15, 16
23
2.6 2.3
3.50 0.60
9, 15, 16
9, 15, 16
1, 4
9, 15, 16
9, 15, 16
9, 15, 16
3, 4
1, 4
9, 15, 16
h 758
h 754
5.0 3.0
h 738
h 750
2.00
2.6 1.5
7.80 5.20
2.5 2.4
h 748
h 733
1.40 1.00
1.9 1.1
27, 28
Eta Carinae Nebula
120.00
7.40 5.00
23
9, 15, 16
h 3290
2.70 2.60
9, 15, 16
3.20 1.80
7.1 6.5
likely a double star
23
3.40 2.10
0
9, 15, 16
1.40
23
9, 15, 16
5.70 3.40
h 737
2.00 1.60
4, 8, 9
4, 9
h 732
28
27, 28
22, 23, 28
23
23
Map no.
2.20 1.00
h 731
h 728
Name/Notes
6.10 3.40
3.10 2.40
6.0
16.00 14.00
2.3 1.2
3.30 1.20
3.3 1.0
22.30 2.10
Size
141
3430
3432
3437
3449
3403
3456
3455
3445
3448
3457
3462
3458
H I-118
H I-172 *
H II-47
h 3302
H II-335
H IV-29
H II-82
H I-267
H I-233
h 793
H II-16
H I-268
3485
3489
3486
3495
H II-100
H II-101 *
H I-87 *
H III-498
3496
3446
h 3301
h 3310
3433
H III-20
3483
3434
H III-497
3471
3424
H II-494
H III-972
3415
h 3307
3414
3412
H I- 27 *
H II-718
3394
H II-872
H II-362 *
3411
H III-522
3423
3396
H I-117
3413
3395
H I-116 *
H II-493
3389
H II-41
H II-131 H IV 6
3381
H II-565
LEO
LMI
LEO
LEO
CAR
UMA
HYD
UMA
LEO
LEO
UMA
UMA
LEO
CRT
DRA
ANT
LEO
LMI
LMI
VEL
LEO
LEO
LMI
UMA
LMI
LMI
SEX
LEO
UMA
HYD
LMI
LMI
LEO
LMI
11 01.3
11 00.4
11 00.3
11 00.0
10 59.8
10 59.1
10 59.0
10 56.0
10 55.3
10 54.7
10 54.7
10 54.6
10 54.5
10 54.1
10 53.9
10 52.9
10 52.6
10 52.5
10 52.2
10 52.1
10 52.1
10 52.0
10 51.8
10 51.7
10 51.3
10 51.3
10 51.2
10 50.9
10 50.6
10 50.3
10 49.9
10 49.8
10 48.5
10 48.4
03 38
28 58
13 54
14 50
60 20
61 32
28 28
57 07
07 42
17 37
54 19
56 59
17 17
16 02
73 41
32 56
22 56
36 37
32 57
45 09
10 09
03 48
32 54
43 43
27 59
32 46
05 50
13 25
65 43
12 51
32 59
32 59
12 32
34 42
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
12.0
10.3
10.2
11.9
8.2
12.3
12.2
12.3
12.3
12.3
11.6
12.3
12.3
12.6
12.2
11.7
12.1
11.1
11.5
11.8
12.3
12.4
12.4
10.9
12.1
10.9
10.4
12.4
11.9
12.0
11.8
11.8
11.8
h 773
h 772
2.10 1.30
h 767
h 792
1.70 1.20
h 3309
h 805
h 809
7.1 5.2
4.90 1.10
h 806
0
3.60 2.20
2.4 2.2
16
9, 15, 16
9, 15, 16
27, 28
0
3, 4
23
15, 16
7.00
h 794
9, 15, 16
9, 15, 16
16, 23
1, 4
23
23, 18
9, 15, 16
15, 16
4, 9
9, 15, 16
9, 15, 16
3, 4
15, 16, 13
9, 15, 16
1.70 0.80
1.8 1.2
1.40 0.80
1.7 1.2
0.90
5.6 1.7
h 788
h 787
0
h 791
1.60 1.40
2.6 2.0
3.0 1.3
3.30 1.00
2.6 0.8
h 786
h 780
0
h 779
6.60 1.60
4.1 2.2
6.50
3.5 3.0
h 783
h 784
h 778
2.10 1.90
2.7 0.8
3.5 2.6
1.80 0.80
3.9 3.3
h 777
h 774
3.70 2.20
0
h 764
1.9 1.4
h 776
2.10
2.9 1.2
h 766
h 765
h 761
2.9 1.3
2.10 1.10
h 756
2.00 1.80
142
3583
3593
3587/M 97
3596
3603
H II-728
H I-29 *
h 838
H II-102
h 3334
CAR
3590
H II-337
3585
3584
3562
h 3329
h 3332
3582
h 3327
H II-269
DRA
3581
h 3326
CAR
LEO
UMA
LEO
UMA
HYD
CAR
CAR
CAR
CAR
CAR
CRA
UMA
UMA
CEN
CEN
CAR
3579
3564
h 3320
3576
3572
h 3323
CEN
h 3325
3557
h 3319
LEO
h 3324
3547
H II-42
CRA
3571
3528
h 3316
UMA
3556/M 108
3516
H II-336
CAR
H II-819
3532
h 3315
LEO
H V-46 *
3521
H I-13 *
CAR
3568
3519
h 3314
LMI
3549
3512
H II-366
CRT
H I-220
3513
H V-40
LEO
CRT
LMI
UMA
CAR
Con
h 3321
3511
3504
H I-88 *
3507
3488
H I-269
H V-39
3503
h 3311
H IV-7
NGC/M
Herschel
11 15.1
11 15.1
11 14.8
11 14.6
11 14.2
11 13.3
11 12.9
11 12.9
11 12.4
11 12.3
11 12.1
11 11.9
11 11.8
11 11.5
11 11.5
11 10.9
11 10.8
11 10.6
11 10.4
11 10.0
11 09.9
11 07.3
11 06.8
11 06.4
11 05.8
11 04.0
11 04.0
11 03.8
11 03.5
11 03.4
11 03.2
11 01.4
11 01.3
61 15
14 47
55 01
12 49
48 19
26 45
60 47
72 53
61 12
61 16
61 18
61 14
61 23
18 17
55 40
53 23
37 27
37 33
60 14
37 32
10 43
19 28
72 34
58 40
00 02
61 22
28 02
23 15
18 08
23 05
27 58
57 41
59 51
RA (2000.0) Dec
OCDN
GX
PN
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
DN
DN
DN
DN
DN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OCDN
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
DN
Type
9.1
10.9
9.9
11.0
11.2
9.9
8.2
12.2
12.2
9.9
12.1
12.3
12.2
6.6
10.6
12.3
11.6
11.5
3.0
9.2
7.7
12.3
11.1
11.9
10.8
10.9
12.9
Mag
2.0
28
h 841
4.00 3.80
4.0
Owl Nebula
2.80
28
9, 16
4, 9
9, 16
h 840
5.20 1.90
23
2.80 1.80
4.60 2.50
h 3328
1, 4
0
28
28
28
28
28
16, 23
h 830
h 831
23
23
27, 28
23
1.70 1.30
20.00 15.00
3.0
3.00 0.90
8.6 2.4
3.10 1.00
2.5 0.9
1.70 0.90
7.0
4.00 3.00
16, 13
9, 16
2.00 0.90
h 828
2.60 1.50
28
1, 4
1.90 1.40
h 816
50.00
27, 28
16
11.20 5.40
h 818
8.00
23
9
h 815
23
9, 16
1.60 1.50
h 812
2.90 2.40
3.40 2.90
6.0 2.1
h 810
h 803
2.70 2.10
1.8 1.2
3.0
27, 28
Map no.
Name/Notes
Size
143
3660
3659
3662
3657
3658
3666
H II-635
H II-53
H IV-4
H III-768
H IV-59
H I-20
3656
3642
H I-245
H II-782
3646
H III-15
3655
3645
H II-32
H I-5 *
UMA
3640
H II-33 *
3648
3631
H I-226 *
3652
3629
H II-338
h 868
3636
H II-550
H II-775
UMA
3630
LEO
UMA
UMA
LEO
LEO
CRA
UMA
LEO
UMA
LEO
LEO
LEO
UMA
LEO
CRT
LEO
LEO
LEO
LEO
UMA
LEO
UMA
UMA
h 861
3613
H I-271 *
3628
3610
H I-270 *
HYD
UMA
H V-8 *
3621
H I-241 *
3627/M 66
3614
H II-729
LEO
LEO
3626
3611
H II-521
h 857 h 875
3608
H II-51 *
LEO
LEO
H II-52 *
3607
H II-50 *
3623/M 65
3605
H III-27
UMA
LEO
3619
3600
H II-709
H I-244 *
3599
H II-49
UMA
h 854
3595
H III-706
11 24.4
11 24.0
11 23.9
11 23.8
11 23.8
11 23.6
11 23.6
11 22.9
11 22.6
11 22.6
11 22.3
11 21.7
11 21.6
11 21.1
11 21.0
11 20.5
11 20.4
11 20.3
11 20.3
11 20.2
11 20.1
11 19.4
11 18.9
11 18.6
11 18.4
11 18.3
11 18.3
11 17.5
11 17.0
11 16.9
11 16.8
11 15.8
11 15.4
11 15.4
11 21
38 34
52 55
01 06
17 49
08 40
53 51
16 35
37 46
39 53
59 05
20 10
02 59
03 14
53 10
26 58
10 17
02 58
13 36
12 59
18 21
57 46
13 05
58 00
58 47
32 49
45 45
04 33
18 09
18 03
18 01
41 36
18 07
47 27
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
11.7
12.1
12.3
13.0
12.2
12.2
12.3
11.6
12.1
12.5
10.8
10.8
12.1
10.3
10.1
12.2
12.4
12.1
9.6
8.9
10.9
11.5
9.2
10.8
10.7
9.4
11.6
11.9
10.7
9.9
12.1
11.7
11.8
12.1
h 843
h 842
4.10 0.80
h 844
h 845
4.60 4.00
h 864
h 867
2.00 0.80
h 866
h 865
5.50 4.70
h 874
1.60
h 877
h 882
1.8 1.7
4.40 1.00
h 876
1.10 0.70
0
h 879
1.30 0.80
0
h 878
2.30 1.30
2.8 2.3
h 873
1.50 1.00
9, 16
16
9, 16
16
9, 16
9
9
h 871
1.3 0.8
2.60 0.70
16
16
3.9 2.2
4.0 3.2
h 858
5.00 3.70
0
h 860
2.30 1.60
16
16
h 862
9, 16
1.30
member Leo Triplet,

h 859
13.10 3.10
9, 16
9, 16
9, 16
23
4, 9
16
9, 16
9, 16
9, 16
4, 9
9, 16
4, 9
2.00 0.80
member Leo Triplet
h 856
h 852
9.10 4.10
2.7 1.9
2.70 2.30
9.8 2.9
member Leo Triplet
h 848
h 847
2.7 2.3
3.90 1.90
h 3337
12.30 6.80
4.6 2.6
h 850
h 849
h 846
2.00 1.60
3.2 2.6
1.4 0.9
2.7 2.1
1.60 0.70
144
UMA
CEN
3668
3680
3675
3674
3681
3684
3683
3682
3686
3687
H II-845
h 3342
H I-194 *
H II-886
H II-159
h 893
H I-246
H I-262
H II-160 H III-28 *
H II-770
HYD
3733
3742
3738
3735
3766
3756
H II-783
H I-287
h 3352
H II-784
3732
H II-552
H III-771
3729
H I-222 *
h 3350
3726
3715
H II-562
H II-730 *
HYD
3705
H II-13
3717
3706
h 3346
3718
3690
H I-247
h 3348
3692
H II-152
H I-221
CRT
3691
H II-54
UMA
CEN
DRA
UMA
CEN
UMA
CRT
UMA
UMA
UMA
LEO
CEN
UMA
LEO
LEO
LEO
3699
3689
h 3345
H II-339
LEO
DRA
UMA
LEO
LEO
UMA
UMA
CEN
UMA
UMA
3673
CRT
3669
3672
H I-131
UMA
h 3341
3665
H I-219 *
Con
H II-829
NGC/M
Herschel
11 36.8
11 36.1
11 36.0
11 35.8
11 35.4
11 35.0
11 34.2
11 33.8
11 33.3
11 32.6
11 31.5
11 31.5
11 30.1
11 29.7
11 28.5
11 28.4
11 28.2
11 28.2
11 28.0
11 28.0
11 27.7
11 27.7
11 27.5
11 27.2
11 26.5
11 26.4
11 26.1
11 25.7
11 25.5
11 25.4
11 25.2
11 25.0
11 24.7
54 18
61 37
70 32
54 31
37 56
54 51
09 51
53 08
47 02
53 04
30 19
14 12
09 17
36 25
58 33
09 24
16 55
25 40
59 57
29 31
17 13
66 35
56 53
17 02
16 52
57 03
43 35
43 15
63 27
57 43
26 44
09 48
38 46
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
11.2
5.3
11.9
11.5
12.2
11.8
12.5
11.0
10.2
10.6
11.4
12.5
11.0
11.4
11.2
12.1
12.4
12.3
11.3
12.1
11.2
12.4
12.5
11.5
11.6
12.2
10.0
7.6
12.3
12.4
11.5
11.4
10.7
Mag
h 886
4.00 1.80
h 913
h 914
Pearl Cluster
h 918
15.00
4.20 2.10
4.00 0.80
2.5 1.9
2.40 1.70
4.9 2.2
h 911
2.9 1.9
1.40 1.20
h 910
0
6.00 4.10
0
h 908
h 3347
h 902 h 903
8.10 4.00
6.2 1.0
1.40 0.90
4.9 2.0
3.10 1.80
1.6 1.4
h 896
h 898
1.40 1.00
3.10 0.70
h 897
h 895
1.70 1.10
0.8
1.90
3.1 2.4
h 894
h 890
h 892
1.8 0.7
1.70 1.10
h 891 h 3343
h 887
3.10 2.10
3.0 2.2
1.70 0.60
5.9 3.1
h 880
1.70 1.30
7.00
h 883
3.7 2.4
2.00 0.50
h 881
4.30 3.30
0
Name/Notes
Size
28
1, 4
23
16
4,9
23
16, 23
16
23
16
9, 16
28
9, 16
9, 16
9, 16
4, 9
23, 28
23
16
Map no.
145
UMA
UMA
3769
3773
3783
3782
3780
H II-731
H III-81
h 3354
H II-732
H I-227
3900
3904
H I-82 *
H II-864
3917
3898
H I-228 *
H II-824
3894
H I-248
3918
3893
H II-738 *
h 3365
3892
H II-553
3909
3888
H II-785
3912
3887
H I-120
h 3364
3885
H III-828
H II-342 *
3877
3882
H I-201 *
3870
H III-833
h 3358
3872
3842
H III-377
H II-104
UMA
3818
H III-284
3835
3813
H I-94 *
3838
3811
H II-737
h 958
3810
H I-21 *
H II-831
LEO
3801
H II-161
UMA
CEN
LEO
CEN
HYD
LEO
UMA
UMA
UMA
CRT
UMA
CRA
HYD
CEN
UMA
UMA
LEO
UMA
VIR
UMA
UMA
LEO
LEO
LEO
3786
3800
h 931
H II-103
UMA
CEN
LEO
UMA
LEO
3768
H III-29
UMA
3757
H III-843
11 50.8
11 50.3
11 50.1
11 49.6
11 49.2
11 49.2
11 49.2
11 48.8
11 48.6
11 48.0
11 47.6
11 47.1
11 46.8
11 46.1
11 46.1
11 45.9
11 45.8
11 44.2
11 44.1
11 44.0
11 42.0
11 41.3
11 41.3
11 41.0
11 40.3
11 40.2
11 39.7
11 39.4
11 39.3
11 39.0
11 38.2
11 37.7
11 37.2
11 37.1
51 50
57 11
26 29
48 15
29 17
27 01
56 05
59 25
48 43
10 58
55 58
16 51
27 55
56 22
47 30
50 12
13 46
57 57
60 07
19 57
06 09
36 33
47 42
11 28
17 44
15 21
31 55
56 16
46 31
37 45
12 07
47 54
17 51
58 26
GX
PN
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
11.8
8.1
12.6
10.8
11.4
10.8
11.6
10.2
11.5
12.0
10.6
11.1
12.5
11.2
12.4
11.7
12.3
12.3
11.8
11.7
11.5
12.2
10.6
12.0
12.5
12.4
11.5
12.4
11.6
12.3
11.5
12.5
12.5
h 929
h 942
h 945
h 948
h 962
1.40 1.00
h 3363
2.70 2.00
h 992
Blue Planetary
h 994
0.40
5.00 1.10
20.0
1.50 0.90
4.4 2.6
h 988
h 983
2.80 1.70
h 985
h 982
4.50 2.80
3.20 1.70
h 981 h 3361
3.10 2.30
h 978
1.80 1.40
h 979 h 3360
3.50 2.70
2.4 1.0
2.30 1.40
5.3 1.2
h 3359
h 972
1.00 0.80
0
h 973
1.90 1.20
28
23, 28
23
4, 9
16, 23
16, 23
23
28
4, 9
4, 9
9, 16
4
4
h 959
1.8 0.7
1.40 0.60
9, 16
16
4, 9
9, 16
9, 16
9, 16
4, 9
23
9, 16
4, 9
9, 16
2.0 1.2
2.2 1.7
2.00 1.00
h 943
4.30 3.00
0
h 939
2.50 1.60
0
h 936 h 3356
2.00 0.60
2.1 1.1
h 930
3.00 2.40
1.6 1.1
1.90 1.70
1.2 1.0
h 928
h 925
2.90 1.00
0
h 923
1.6 0.9
h 919
0
1.10
146
3972
3976
3981
3978
3982
3990
3992/M 109
3998
4008
4013
4024
4010
4014
4020
4026
4027
H II-789
H III-274
H II-840
H IV-62 *
H II-791
H IV-61 *
H I-229 *
H II-368
h 1041
H II-295
h 1040
h 1042
h 1045
H I-223 *
H II-296 *
3968
H II-162
H II-132
3963
3953
H V-45 *
H IV-67
3949
H I-202 *
3962
3945
H I-251 *
H I-67 *
3941
H I-173 *
3955
3938
H I-203 *
H II-623
CRT
3937
H III-389
3957
3936
h 3367
3956
3928
H II-740
H II-294
3921
H II-788
H III-290
UMA
3923
H I-259
CRV
UMA
UMA
COM
UMA
CRV
UMA
LEO
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
CRT
VIR
UMA
LEO
UMA
CRT
CRT
CRT
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
LEO
HYD
UMA
UMA
HYD
CEN
3960
h 3369
Con
NGC/M
Herschel
11 59.5
11 59.4
11 58.9
11 58.6
11 58.6
11 58.5
11 58.5
11 58.3
11 57.9
11 57.6
11 57.6
11 56.5
11 56.2
11 56.1
11 56.0
11 55.8
11 55.5
11 55.0
11 54.7
11 54.0
11 54.0
11 54.0
11 53.8
11 53.7
11 53.2
11 52.9
11 52.8
11 52.7
11 52.3
11 51.8
11 51.1
11 51.0
11 50.9
19 16
50 58
30 25
16 11
47 16
18 21
43 57
28 12
55 27
53 23
55 28
55 08
60 31
19 54
06 45
55 19
11 58
58 30
13 58
23 10
20 34
19 34
52 20
47 52
60 41
36 59
44 07
20 39
26 54
48 41
55 05
28 48
55 42
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
Type
11.0
10.7
12.5
12.4
12.3
11.7
11.5
11.9
10.6
9.8
12.5
11.1
12.4
11.0
11.7
12.1
11.9
11.7
10.7
11.7
12.2
12.1
9.8
10.6
10.5
10.3
10.1
12.5
11.9
12.2
12.2
9.6
8.3
Mag
h 1003
h 1002
h 1005
h 1006
5.20 3.50
3.7 1.0
h 1047
h 3371
3.30 2.40
5.2 1.3
1.90 1.00
1.4 0.9
4.20 0.90
1.9 1.6
5.20 1.00
2.4 1.3
h 1038
h 1031
0
h 1030
2.70 2.30
7.5 4.4
h 1029
1.40 0.80
0
h 1017
2.30 2.00
16, 23
4, 9
9, 16
4, 9
16, 23
4, 9
16, 23
4
h 1023
16
1.70 1.50
h 1022
9, 16
5.30 2.50
3.80 1.20
h 1018
2.70 1.90
0
h 1015
2.70 2.40
23
16, 23
h 3370
2.60 2.20
23
16, 23
4, 9
4, 9
23
4, 9
3.10 1.00
3.30 1.00
2.9 0.7
h 3368
h 1011
h 1009
6.90 3.60
2.9 1.7
3.5 2.5
1.8 1.6
5.40 4.90
h 999
0
3.90 0.70
1.5
h 997
h 3366
23
2.10 1.30
5.9 3.9
28
0
Map no.
Name/Notes
7.00
Size
147
4104
4105
H II-370
H II-865
4124
4123
4127
4128
4133
H II-60 H I-33
H V-4
H I-279
H I-263
H I-278
4112
4102
H I-225 *
h 3380
4100
H III-717
4111
4096
H I-207
4106
4094
h 3376
H I-195 *
4087
H III-754
H II-866
4088
H I-206 *
4103
4085
H I-224 *
4108
4073
H II-277
h 3377
4062
H I-174
h 1087
4068
H II-781
CRV
4047
H II-741
4050
4045
H II-276
4051
4041
H I-252 *
H II-509
4052
h 3373
H IV-56 *
UMA
4039
H IV-28.2
UMA
DRA
DRA
CAM
VIR
VIR
CEN
CVN
HYD
DRA
CRU
HYD
COM
UMA
UMA
UMA
CRV
HYD
UMA
UMA
VIR
UMA
UMA
UMA
VIR
UMA
CRU
CRV
CRV
4036
CRV
COM
4038
4033
H II-508
H IV-28.1*
4032
H II-404
VIR
H I-253 *
4030
H I-121 *
12 08.6
12 08.5
12 08.4
12 08.2
12 08.2
12 07.1
12 07.1
12 06.8
12 06.8
12 06.7
12 06.7
12 06.6
12 06.4
12 06.2
12 06.0
12 05.9
12 05.6
12 05.6
12 05.4
12 04.5
12 04.1
12 04.0
12 03.2
12 02.9
12 02.9
12 02.7
12 02.2
12 01.9
12 01.9
12 01.9
12 01.4
12 00.6
12 00.6
12 00.4
74 56
68 46
76 48
02 53
10 23
40 11
43 04
29 46
67 10
61 15
29 46
28 10
52 43
49 35
47 29
14 32
26 33
50 33
50 21
01 54
31 54
52 35
44 32
16 22
48 38
01 59
62 08
63 12
18 53
18 52
61 54
17 51
20 04
01 06
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
12.3
11.9
12.7
11.0
11.3
12.0
10.8
11.4
12.3
7.4
10.5
12.1
11.3
11.1
10.8
12.0
12.1
10.3
12.0
11.4
11.2
12.5
10.0
12.2
12.3
11.9
11.1
8.8
10.4
10.3
10.5
11.6
12.2
10.6
0
3.0 2.0
16, 23
4, 9
h 1086
h 3378
2.80 2.10
h 3379
h 1088
4.60 1.00
1.8 1.3
2.40 0.90
2.5 1.2
h 1100
h 1096
h 1092
0
h 1094
4.30 3.20
4.3 1.4
1.60 0.90
1.6 1.3
1.70 1.40
6.0
2.6 1.6
h 1085
3.10 1.70
0
h 1084
5.40 1.70
1, 4
1, 4
16
16, 31
23
4, 9
23
28
23
4, 9
16, 23
4, 9
h 1081
23
6.50 1.80
h 3375
4, 9
4.10 1.50
2.10 1.70
5.6 2.1
16
h 1072
3.20 2.30
2.80 0.80
4
9
h 1066
4, 9
4.00 1.80
h 1061
4, 9
2.50 1.60
5.20 3.90
h 1058
1.60 1.30
0
h 1057
2.70 1.70
16
28
4
h 1054
2.70 2.60
16, 23
16, 23
16, 23
9, 16
16
10.00
Antennae/Ringtail
Galaxy, h 1053
3.30 1.70
h 1050
Antennae/Ringtail
Galaxy, h 1052
h 1049
h 1048
3.40 1.70
4.3 1.7
2.40 1.20
1.6 1.2
4.20 3.20
148
4203
4210
4206
4214
4213
4212 4208
4218
4217
H III-850
H II-165
H I-95 *
H II-354
H II-108 H II-107
H III-718
H II-748
4185
H II-373
4194
4183
H III-697
H I-175 *
4179
H I-9 *
H II-867
4177
H III-534
4193
4178
h 1125
4189
4168
H II-105
H II-163
4169
H III-358
H II-106
4162
H II-353
4184
4158
H II-405
4192/M 98
4157
H I-208
h 3384
4152
h 1132
4150
4145
H I-169
H II-83
4144
H II-747
H I-73 *
4143
H IV-54 *
4147 4153
4138
H I-196
4151
4136
H II-321
H I-165 *
4129
H II-548
H I-19 * H I-11
NGC/M
Herschel
CVN
CVN
COM
COM
CVN
VIR
DRA
COM
UMA
VIR
COM
COM
CRU
COM
CVN
VIR
CRV
VIR
VIR
COM
COM
COM
UMA
COM
COM
CVN
COM
CVN
UMA
CVN
CVN
COM
VIR
Con
12 15.8
12 15.8
12 15.7
12 15.7
12 15.6
12 15.3
12 15.3
12 15.1
12 14.2
12 13.9
12 13.8
12 13.8
12 13.6
12 13.4
12 13.3
12 12.9
12 12.8
12 12.8
12 12.3
12 12.2
12 11.9
12 11.2
12 11.1
12 10.6
12 10.6
12 10.5
12 10.1
12 10.0
12 10.0
12 09.6
12 09.5
12 09.3
12 08.9
47 06
48 08
13 54
23 59
36 20
13 02
65 59
33 12
54 32
13 10
13 26
14 54
62 42
28 31
43 42
01 18
14 00
10 52
13 12
29 10
24 07
20 11
50 29
16 02
30 24
39 24
18 33
39 53
46 27
42 32
43 41
29 56
09 02
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
11.3
12.5
11.1
12.5
9.6
12.0
12.5
10.7
12.4
12.4
11.8
10.1
12.4
12.1
10.9
12.5
11.3
11.2
12.2
12.0
12.1
11.3
11.9
11.4
10.3
10.4
10.8
11.3
10.8
11.3
11.1
12.5
Mag
16
h 1110
h 1112
h 1114
h 1115
2.00 1.80
h 3383
h 1126
4.20 1.30
h 1128
h 1129
2.60 2.00
h 1131
h 1134
2.20 1.10
5.2 1.5
h 1149
h 1144
1.20 0.70
3.2 2.0
h 1146
h 1145
1.70
8.0 6.6
6.40 1.10
2.0 1.6
h 1143
h 1140
0
h 1135
3.50 3.20
2.7 1.6
2.5 1.7
9.80 2.80
2.0
5.3 0.7
1.7 1.2
5.00 1.70
2.8 2.2
h 1119
h 1120
0
h 1117
1.80 0.90
2.3 1.4
6.7 1.2
2.3 1.6
2.30 1.90
h 1111
6.30 4.50
4.4
h 1106
h 1105
5.90 4.10
0
h 1107
6.10 1.50
4, 9
4, 9
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
28
4, 9
16
16, 23
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
4, 9
9, 16, 31
9, 16
4, 9
4, 9
4, 9
h 1104
h 1108
3.90 3.60
2.30 1.40
h 1097 h 3382
2.30 0.60
Map no.
2.60 1.70
Name/Notes
Size
149
4262
4271
4274
4267
4270
4273
4278
H II-110
H II-804
H I-75 *
H II-166
H II-568
H II-569 *
H I-90 H II-322 *
4290
4261
H II-139 *
4281
4260
H II-138
H II-805
4258/M 106
H V-43 *
H II-573 H II-570 *
4254/M 99
h 1173
4283
4256
H II-846
H II-323 H II-377
4251
H I-89 *
4291
4248
H II-742
H I-275
4245
H I-74 *
4235
H II-17
4244
4237
H II-11
H V-41
4233
H II-496
4242
4236
H V-51
H III-725
CEN
4224
H II-136
4230
4223
H II-137
4250
4219
h 3385
h 3386
4220
H I-209
H I-264
VIR
4221
h 1150
UMA
VIR
COM
DRA
COM
VIR
VIR
VIR
COM
UMA
COM
VIR
VIR
CVN
COM
DRA
COM
CVN
COM
CVN
CVN
DRA
COM
VIR
DRA
VIR
VIR
CEN
CVN
DRA
VIR
4215
H II-135
VIR
4216
H I-35 *
12 20.8
12 20.4
12 20.3
12 20.3
12 20.1
12 19.9
12 19.8
12 19.8
12 19.8
12 19.6
12 19.5
12 19.4
12 19.4
12 19.0
12 18.8
12 18.7
12 18.1
12 17.8
12 17.6
12 17.5
12 17.5
12 17.4
12 17.3
12 17.2
12 17.2
12 17.1
12 16.7
12 16.6
12 16.5
12 16.4
12 16.2
12 16.0
12 15.9
12 15.9
58 06
05 23
29 19
75 22
29 17
05 21
05 28
12 48
29 37
56 45
14 53
05 49
06 06
47 18
14 25
65 54
28 10
47 25
29 36
37 49
45 37
70 48
55 08
07 11
15 19
07 37
69 28
07 28
06 42
43 20
47 53
66 14
06 24
13 09
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
12.0
11.4
12.0
11.4
10.1
11.7
12.1
10.8
10.5
12.5
11.5
10.4
11.8
8.3
9.7
11.9
10.6
12.4
11.4
10.0
10.9
11.9
9.0p
11.7
11.8
12.0
10.1
12.0
12.1
11.9
11.3
12.5
11.4
10.3
0
h 1163
h 1159
2.20 1.60
3.0 1.6
h 1193
h 1187 h 1194
h 1188
0
h 1192
1.50
h 1186
3.80
2.00 1.70
h 1183 h 1189
2.30 1.50
2.0 0.9
h 2849
h 1181
0
h 1185
3.00 2.80
6.8 2.4
1.50 1.30
1.8 1.6
h 1179
h 1176
0
h 1177
2.7 1.3
4.10 3.60
h 1175
Pinwheel Galaxy
0
18.60 7.20
5.3 4.6
4.10
3.6 1.5
h 1171
h 1169
0
h 1168
2.9 2.2
2.90 1.20
h 1167
16.60 1.90
0
h 1166
5.20 4.00
0
h 1170
2.70 2.10
7.0 5.0
h 1162
4.20 0.90
2.1 1.4
2.40 1.10
21.9 7.2
h 1161
h 1153
0
h 1152
2.5 1.4
2.50 1.00
h 1151
h 1147
h 1148
3.70 1.10
3.9 1.5
2.20 1.70
1.8 0.7
8.10 1.80
16, 31
1, 4
16, 31
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
16, 31
16, 31
4, 9
9, 16, 31
4, 9
4, 9
1, 4
28
16, 31
9, 16, 31
16, 31
16, 31
16, 31
28
4, 9
16, 31
9, 16, 31
150
DRA
COM
4313
4332
4348
4337
4350
4352
4386
4365
4361
H II-625
h 3388
H II-86 *
H II-64
H I-277
H I-30 *
H I-65 *
4371
4343
H III-94
H I-22 *
CRU
4339
H II-143
4349
4342
H III-96
4369
4340
H II-85
h 3389
4344
H III-31
H I-166
CRV
4346
H I-210 *
VIR
CVN
VIR
DRA
VIR
COM
CRU
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
COM
COM
CVN
UMA
4321/M 100
4335
h 1211
H II-806
VIR
COM
COM
COM
HYD
VIR
VIR
H II-847
4305
h 1203
H II-63
4303/M 61
H I-139 *
VIR
COM
4314
4299
H II-62
H I-76 *
4302
H II-112
DRA
COM
4312
4319
H I-276
H II-628
4298
H II-111
VIR
VIR
4304
4292
h 1196
4310
4294
H II-61
COM
H II-378
4293
H V-5 *
Con
h 3387
NGC/M
Herschel
12 24.9
12 24.6
12 24.5
12 24.5
12 24.5
12 24.5
12 24.1
12 24.0
12 23.9
12 23.9
12 23.7
12 23.6
12 23.6
12 23.6
12 23.6
12 23.5
12 23.0
12 22.9
12 22.8
12 22.6
12 22.6
12 22.5
12 22.4
12 22.2
12 22.1
12 21.9
12 21.7
12 21.7
12 21.7
12 21.5
12 21.3
12 21.3
12 21.2
11 42
39 23
61 54
18 48
07 19
75 32
11 13
16 42
58 08
03 27
06 57
06 05
07 03
16 43
17 32
47 00
58 27
15 49
65 51
11 48
29 53
15 32
29 12
33 29
12 44
04 28
11 30
14 36
75 19
14 36
04 36
11 31
18 23
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
OC
PN
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
11.0
11.4
7.4
10.9
9.6
11.7
12.5
11.0
8.9
12.5
12.4
11.3
12.2
11.2
12.4
11.3
12.4
9.3
12.2
12.0
10.5
11.8
12.4
11.6
12.4
9.3
12.3
11.9
12.0
11.4
12.2
11.8
10.3
Mag
h 1198
h 1210
2.80 2.10
h 1216
h 1221
h 1227
2.00 1.00
h 1247
h 1232
h 1231
6.90 5.00
2.10
h 1234
h 1235
2.10 2.00
4.00 2.30
4.0
2.5 1.3
2.9 1.6
3.50
3.2 0.7
h 1226
h 1223
0
h 1222
2.30 0.70
1.9 1.7
1.20 0.60
3.0 2.0
h 1212
h 1224
1.70 1.60
0
h 1225
3.20 1.30
0
h 1217
1.90 1.50
7.5 6.1
h 1207
3.8 0.9
2.10 1.50
h 1204
4.20 3.70
0
h 1209
4.60 1.10
0
h 1205
2.00 1.00
3.0 2.4
2.20 1.20
6.5 5.9
h 1202
h 1200
h 1199
1.70 1.60
5.3 1.0
3.2 1.9
1.60 1.20
3.2 1.2
h 1197
h 1195
5.60 2.60
0
Name/Notes
Size
9, 16, 31
28
16, 23
16, 31
1, 4
9, 16, 31
9, 16
28
16
16, 31
16, 31
16, 31
9, 16
9, 16
4, 9
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
23
9, 16, 31
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
1, 4
9, 16, 31
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16
Map no.
151
4440
4442
4449
4448
H II-173
H II-156 *
H I-213 *
H I-91 *
4438
H I-28.2*
VIR
4434
4435
H II-497
H I-28.1*
VIR
4429
4430
H II-65 *
H II-146
COM
CVN
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
DRA
VIR
VIR
COM
COM
VIR
VIR
VIR
4441
4417
H II-155
4425
4412
H II-34
VIR
COM
H II-848
4413
H II-169
H II-170
4414
H I-77 *
COM
VIR
4420
4406/M 86
h 1253
H II-23
4405
H II-88
COM
CVN
4421
4394
H II-55 *
H II-89
4401
H V-29.2
MUS
VIR
4416
4372
h 3390
4419
4388
H II-168
CVN
H II-113 *
4395
H V-29.1
VIR
CVN
COM
CEN
VIR
COM
COM
VIR
h 1260
4387
H II-167
4373
h 3391
4382/M 85
4378
H I-123
4389
4377
H I-12
H II-749
4379
H II-87
h 1242
4374/M 84
h 1237
12 28.2
12 28.2
12 28.1
12 27.9
12 27.8
12 27.7
12 27.5
12 27.4
12 27.4
12 27.3
12 27.2
12 27.0
12 27.0
12 26.9
12 26.8
12 26.8
12 26.6
12 26.5
12 26.4
12 26.2
12 26.1
12 25.9
12 25.9
12 25.8
12 25.8
12 25.8
12 25.7
12 25.6
12 25.4
12 25.3
12 25.3
12 25.2
12 25.2
12 25.1
28 37
44 06
09 48
12 18
13 01
13 05
08 09
06 15
11 07
64 48
12 44
02 30
15 28
15 03
07 56
09 35
03 58
12 37
31 13
12 57
16 11
18 13
33 31
72 40
12 40
33 33
12 49
45 41
18 11
39 45
04 55
14 46
15 36
12 53
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX/NE
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
11.2
9.4
10.4
11.9
10.0
10.8
11.9
11.8
10.2
12.5
11.9
12.0
11.5
11.2
12.3
11.1
12.4
11.9
10.3
8.9
12.2
10.9
7.2
11.0
10.0
12.0
12.0
9.1
10.9
11.7
11.7
11.6
9.2
h 1271
h 1270
h 1281
h 1280
3.90 1.40
6.2 4.4
h 1279
4.50 1.80
0
h 1276
1.8 1.6
the Eyes, h 1275
8.50 3.00
0
the Eyes, h 1274
3.00 2.20
1.4
5.8 2.8
2.30 2.00
h 1278 h 1291
0
3.20 2.50
2.8 1.0
h 1267
h 1263
2.00 1.00
0
h 1264
2.70 2.00
0
h 1262
3.30 1.20
1.7 1.5
3.30 1.40
1.4 1.2
h 1257
h 1259
0
h 1258
4.4 3.0
2.30 1.40
h 1245
8.90 5.80
1.6 1.1
h 1251
h 1252
3.40 3.20
5.00
5.6 1.5
h 1244
h 1252
13.20 11.00
0
h 1250
1.70 1.10
0
h 1245
2.60 1.30
7.1 5.5
3.60 2.60
2.9 2.7
h 1228
h 1239
h 1240
1.70 1.30
2.0 1.6
6.50 5.60
4, 9
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
16, 31
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
16
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
16, 31
16, 31
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16
28, 30
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
4, 9
9, 16
23
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
152
COM
VIR
CRV
VIR
4450
4455
4452
4460
4454
4459
4458
4461
4457
4462
H II-56 *
H II-355
H I-23
H I-212 H II-750
H II-180
H I-161 *
H II-121
H II-122
H II-35
H III-764
4494
4497
H III-42
4489
H II-91
H I-83 *
4490
H I-198 *
4500
4485
H I-197 *
H I-234
4480
H II-531
4487
4478
H II-124 *
H II-776
4479
H II-116
4492
4463
h 3395
H II-499
VIR
4476
H II-123
4486/M 87
4477
H II-115 *
4488
4474
H II-629
h 1301
4472/M 49
h 1294
H III-484
COM
4473
H II-114 *
VIR
COM
UMA
VIR
VIR
VIR
CVN
CVN
VIR
VIR
COM
MUS
VIR
COM
COM
VIR
COM
VIR
4469
4470
H II-157
H II-18 H II-19
VIR
VIR
VIR
COM
VIR
CVN
COM
CRU
4439
h 3392
Con
NGC/M
Herschel
12 31.5
12 31.4
12 31.4
12 31.1
12 31.0
12 30.9
12 30.8
12 30.8
12 30.6
12 30.5
12 30.4
12 30.3
12 30.3
12 30.0
12 30.0
12 30.0
12 29.9
12 29.8
12 29.8
12 29.6
12 29.5
12 29.3
12 29.0
12 29.0
12 29.0
12 29.0
12 28.8
12 28.8
12 28.7
12 28.7
12 28.5
12 28.4
11 37
25 47
57 58
08 03
08 05
08 22
12 24
16 45
41 38
41 42
04 15
12 20
13 35
64 48
12 21
13 38
14 04
08 00
13 26
07 49
08 45
23 10
03 34
13 11
13 15
13 59
01 56
44 52
11 45
22 49
17 05
60 06
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
Type
12.5
97
12.3
11.0
12.4
12.1
8.6
11.9
9.5
11.7
12.4
11.4
12.5
7.2
12.0
10.4
11.5
8.3
10.2
12.2
11.5
12.0
10.8
11.1
11.8
10.4
11.9
11.4
11.9
12.4
10.1
8.4
Mag
h 1285
h 1287
h 1290
h 3396
1.9 0.8
9, 16, 31
h 1307
4.80 3.50
0
h 1311
1.60 1.10
16, 31
16
h 1305
1.70 1.60
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16
4, 9
4, 9
4.00 2.80
h 1302
h 1303
4.10 1.70
8.3 6.6
1.70 1.60
6.4 3.2
Cocoon Galaxy, h 1308
h 1306
2.40 1.80
0
h 1299
2.20 1.10
16, 31
9, 16, 31
1.6 1.3
9, 16, 31
28
9, 16, 31
h 1298
h 1296
9, 16, 31
1.80 1.50
6.00
1.8 1.3
3.70 3.30
2.4 1.6
9, 16, 31
16, 31
0
10.20 8.30
0
9, 16, 31
4.50 2.50
h 1295
16, 31
16, 31
3.8 1.3
1.30 0.90
23
16
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
16
4, 9
9, 16, 31
9, 16
28
Map no.
h 1293
h 1286
3.10 1.10
2.6 2.3
1.6 1.5
3.40 1.40
h 1288
3.50 2.70
0
h 1284
2.30 2.10
0
h 1289
4.20 1.30
2.7 0.6
h 1282
5.4 4.1
2.60 0.80
Name/Notes
4.00
Size
153
4531
4535
4532
4536
4545
4539
4540
4548/M 91
4550
4546
4551
4507
4555
4552/M 89
4559
H II-175
H II-500 *
H II-147
H V-2 *
H II-850
h 1338
H II-94 H II-119
H II-120 *
H I-36 *
H I-160 *
H I-37
h 3399
H II-343
h 1348
H I-92 *
4565
4527
H II-37 *
H V-24 *
4528
H II-67
4553
4534
H II-410
h 3400
4526
H I-38H I-31H I-119 *
4561
4525
H II-325
H II-407
4519
H II-158
4517
H IV-5
4515
4521
H II-849
4516
4512
h 1321
H III-78
4503
H II-66
h 1324
4498
4501/M 88
H III-69
h 1312
4496
H II-36
COM
CEN
COM
COM
VIR
COM
CEN
VIR
VIR
VIR
COM
COM
COM
DRA
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
CVN
VIR
COM
VIR
COM
COM
VIR
DRA
DRA
VIR
COM
COM
VIR
12 36.3
12 36.1
12 36.1
12 36.0
12 35.7
12 35.7
12 35.6
12 35.6
12 35.5
12 35.5
12 35.4
12 34.8
12 34.6
12 34.6
12 34.5
12 34.3
12 34.3
12 34.3
12 34.1
12 34.1
12 34.1
12 34.0
12 33.8
12 33.5
12 33.1
12 33.0
12 32.8
12 32.8
12 32.6
12 32.1
12 32.0
12 31.7
12 31.6
25 59
39 27
19 20
27 58
12 33
26 31
39 55
12 16
03 48
12 13
14 30
15 33
18 12
63 31
02 11
06 28
08 12
13 05
02 39
11 19
35 31
07 42
30 17
08 39
14 34
16 15
00 07
63 57
63 54
11 11
14 25
16 51
03 56
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
9.5
12.3
12.4
9.6
9.9
12.4
12.0
12.0
10.3
11.5
10.1
11.8
12.0
12.3
10.3
11.7
9.8
11.7
10.5
11.9
12.4
9.6
12.2
11.6
12.5
12.4
10.5
12.2
12.2
11.1
9.4
11.9
11.2
0
h 1335
h 1345
5.20 4.20
h 1357
15.8 2.1
23
0
9, 16
0
h 1355
2.10 1.00
1.50 1.30
9, 16, 31
9
9
h 1352
h 1350
23
10.70 4.40
9, 16, 31
16
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16
16
16, 31
16, 31
9, 16, 31
16
9, 16, 31
3.50
1.9 1.4
1.60 1.30
1.8 1.4
h 1349
h 1339
0
h 1343
3.30 1.60
3.3 0.9
1.9 1.5
3.30 1.40
2.5 1.5
h 1346
h 1337
0
h 1334
7.60 3.20
2.7 1.2
7.10 5.00
3.1 2.0
h 1333
h 1330
h 1331
6.20 2.10
1.6 1.0
h 1336
2.60 2.10
0
h 1329
7.00 2.50
16, 31
16, 31
9
h 1328
9, 16, 31
9, 16
16
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16
16, 31
2.60 1.30
h 1323
h 1326
h 1313
h 1309
3.20 2.50
1.80 0.90
1.4 1.1
10.50 1.50
2.5 0.6
2.50 0.60
3.5 1.7
6.80 3.70
2.9 1.1
3.90 3.10
154
4648
4625
4620
4627
4621/M 59
4631
4623
H II-660
h 1387
H II-659
h 1386
H V-42 *
H II-149
4608
H II-69
H I-274
4606
H III-43
4618
4603
h 3406
4612
4597
H II-636
H I-178 H I-179 *
4594/M 104
H II-148 H II-20
4605
4592
H II-31
H I-43 *
4586
H I-125
H I-254
4575
h 3403
4596
4580
H I-124
H I-24 *
4579/M 58
h 1368
4595
4578
H II-15
H II-632
HYD
4589
H I-273
4590/M 68
4570
H I-32 *
4593
4571
H III-602
h 3404
4568
H IV-9
H II-183
VIR
4567
H IV-8
VIR
CVN
VIR
CVN
VIR
CVN
DRA
VIR
CVN
VIR
VIR
CEN
VIR
VIR
UMA
VIR
COM
VIR
VIR
CEN
VIR
VIR
VIR
DRA
VIR
COM
VIR
VIR
VIR
4564
H II-68
Con
NGC/M
Herschel
12 42.2
12 42.1
12 42.0
12 42.0
12 42.0
12 41.9
12 41.8
12 41.5
12 41.5
12 41.2
12 41.0
12 40.9
12 40.2
12 40.0
12 40.0
12 39.9
12 39.9
12 39.7
12 39.5
12 39.3
12 38.5
12 37.9
12 37.8
12 37.7
12 37.5
12 37.4
12 36.9
12 36.9
12 36.6
12 36.5
12 36.4
07 41
32 32
11 39
32 34
12 57
41 16
74 25
07 19
41 09
10 09
11 55
40 59
05 48
11 37
61 37
10 11
15 18
05 21
26 45
00 32
04 19
40 32
05 22
11 49
09 33
74 12
07 15
14 13
11 14
11 15
11 26
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
11.9
9.0
9.7
12.0
12.2
12.3
11.9
11.5
10.6
11.0
11.7
12.4
12.0
8.3
10.1
10.5
12.2
11.1
7.3
11.6
11.7
12.3
11.3
9.6
11.2
10.7
10.8
11.2
10.9
11.3
11.0
Mag
h 1371
h 1373
5.80 1.50
h 1382
h 1383
h 1385
h 1384
2.70 2.00
h 1392
0
2.20 0.70
15.2 2.8
5.40 3.70
1.7 1.0
1.80 1.50
h 1387
Humpback Whale
Galaxy, h 1397
h 1391
h 1410
1.60 1.40
1.8 1.2
4.2 3.4
3.3 1.7
3.30 2.90
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
4, 9
1, 4
16, 31
4, 9
16, 31
9, 16, 31
23, 28
0
16
16, 23
3.40 2.50
Sombrero Galaxy,
h 1376
16, 31
4.10 1.90
8.60 4.20
5.9 2.4
h 1381
h 1378
4.00 3.00
0
h 1377
1.70 1.10
9, 16, 31
23
16
h 1375
11.0
3.90 2.90
16
16, 31
3.8 1.2
23, 28
16, 31
2.00 1.20
h 1369
16, 31
1, 4
2.10 1.50
h 1365 h 1366
3.10 2.30
9, 16, 31
h 1374
3.40 2.80
16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
Map no.
6.00 4.80
h 1361
3.70 1.20
3.6 1.2
h 1362 h 1367
Siamese Twins, h 1359
Siamese Twins, h 1358
3.1 2.2
4.60 2.20
h 1356
3.50 1.50
0
Name/Notes
Size
155
4660
4658
4665 4664
4624
4666
4670
4684
4682
4689
4694
4691
H II-71 *
H II-558
H I-142 H II-39 *
H I-15 *
H III-328
H II-181
H III-523
H II-128 *
H II-72
H II-182
4696
4659
H II-127
h 3424
4650
h 3413
4698
4645
h 3412
4697
4657
H I-177
H I-8 H III-6 *
4654
H II-126 *
H I-39 *
4656
H I-176 *
VIR
4649/M 60
4653
h 1408
4651
H III-662
COM
4647
CEN
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
COM
VIR
VIR
COM
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
COM
CEN
CEN
CVN
VIR
CVN
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
H II-12
H II-38 *
H III-44
4636
H II-70
CEN
4639
4638
h 3409
VIR
4643
4622
H I-14
CRU
VIR
H II-125
4632
H II-532
VIR
H I-10 *
4609
4630
h 3407
4624 4664
h 1390 H II-39
12 48.8
12 48.6
12 48.4
12 48.2
12 48.2
12 47.8
12 47.3
12 47.3
12 45.3
12 45.1
12 45.1
12 44.6
12 44.5
12 44.5
12 44.3
12 44.2
12 44.2
12 44.0
12 44.0
12 43.9
12 43.7
12 43.7
12 43.5
12 43.3
12 42.9
12 42.8
12 42.8
12 42.6
12 42.5
12 42.5
12 42.3
12 42.3
41 19
05 48
08 29
03 20
10 59
13 46
10 04
02 43
27 08
00 28
03 03
10 05
11 11
13 31
40 44
41 45
32 12
13 08
32 10
00 34
11 33
16 24
11 35
01 59
13 15
02 41
11 26
40 45
00 05
03 58
62 58
03 04
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX/NE
10.2
9.2
10.7
11.1
11.1
10.7
12.4
11.5
12.2
10.8
10.3
12.5
11.2
12.2
11.8
11.8
12.4
10.4
10.1
12.1
8.8
10.6
11.4
10.8
11.4
9.4
11.1
12.5
11.8
12.5
6.9
10.3
h 1396
h 1402 h 1421
h 1399 h 1401
5.90 4.60
h 1403
h 1404
3.10 2.50
h 1422
h 1426
h 3423
h 1431
4.30 3.50
4.70 3.30
7.20 4.70
4.0 2.5
h 1436
h 1432
0
h 1434
2.70 2.50
3.3 1.6
2.5 1.2
1.4 1.2
2.80 1.10
h 1420
0
4.50 1.40
0
h 1419 h 1390
3.50
2.1 0.9
h 3414
h 1417
0
h 1416
1.8 1.3
2.10 1.70
23, 28
16
16, 31
16
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
16
16
16
16
16
9, 16, 31
9, 16, 31
23, 28
0
23, 28
3.20 2.70
part of Hockey Stick

Galaxy, h 1415
1.30 0.60
2.20 1.40
h 1411
5.00 3.10
9, 16, 31
15.3 2.4
16
9, 16, 31
9, 16
9, 16, 31
16
9, 16, 31
16
9, 16, 31
23, 28
16
3.10 2.70
7.6 6.2
Hockey Stick Galaxy,

h 1414
h 1409
h 1405
4.00 2.70
2.9 2.3
2.9 2.0
2.2 1.4
1.70 1.60
3.00 1.20
28
h 1395
1.70 1.20
16, 31
6.0
16
3.50
156
4767
h 3436
4772
H II-24
4775
4771
H II-535
H II-186
4765
H III-544
4779
4751
h 3434
H III-106
4756
H III-281
4785
4762
H II-75 *
4755
4753
H I-16 *
h 3439
4743
h 3435
4754
4739
H III-515
h 3429
4733
H II-73
H I-25 H II-74 *
4727
H II-298
4746
4731
H I-41
h 1460
4736/M 94
h 1456
4729
4725
H I-84 *
h 3430
4709
h 3428
4747
4750
H IV-78
4742
4713
H I-140
H II-344
4710
H II-95
H I-133
4701
4712
4700
H III-524
H II-578
4699
H I-129 *
h 1442
NGC/M
Herschel
CEN
VIR
VIR
CRU
CEN
VIR
VIR
VIR
CEN
CRV
VIR
VIR
CEN
VIR
VIR
CEN
VIR
COM
VIR
VIR
CRV
VIR
CVN
COM
CEN
DRA
VIR
COM
COM
VIR
VIR
VIR
Con
12 53.9
12 53.8
12 53.8
12 53.6
12 53.5
12 53.5
12 53.4
12 53.2
12 52.9
12 52.9
12 52.9
12 52.4
12 52.3
12 52.3
12 51.9
12 51.8
12 51.8
12 51.8
12 51.6
12 51.1
12 51.0
12 51.0
12 50.9
12 50.4
12 50.1
12 50.1
12 50.0
12 49.6
12 49.6
12 49.2
12 49.1
12 49.0
39 43
06 37
09 44
60 20
48 46
02 10
01 16
04 28
42 40
15 25
11 14
01 12
41 24
11 19
12 05
41 08
10 27
25 47
08 25
10 55
14 20
06 24
41 07
25 30
41 23
72 52
05 19
15 10
25 28
03 23
11 25
08 40
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
11.5
11.1
12.2
4.2
12.4
10.7
12.3
12.5
11.2
12.4
10.1
9.9
12.4
10.5
11.9
12.4
11.3
12.2
12.5
11.7
11.9
11.5
8.1
9.3
11.1
11.2
11.4
11.0
12.5
12.1
12.1
9.6
Mag
2.8 2.1
h 1450
h 1470
2.20 2.10
2.6 1.2
h 1472
2.10 1.80
0
Jewel Box/Kappa
Crucis Cluster
10.00
2.0 1.0
h 1469
3.40 1.70
0
h 1468
3.80 0.90
23, 28
16
16
28, 29
23, 28
16
16
23, 28
16
h 1467
1.10 0.80
16, 23
9, 16
16
23, 28
9, 16
3.00 1.10
1.7 1.3
h 1464
h 1466
0
h 1461
6.0 2.8
8.70 1.70
h 1462
0
1.40 0.50
4.4 2.4
9, 16
0
23, 28
16, 23
16
9, 16
2.10 0.60
h 3432
h 1455
16, 23
16
4, 9
23, 28
1, 4
16
9, 16
16
16, 23
16
Map no.
1.60
2.60 1.50
3.3 1.3
1.40 1.20
2.2
h 1453
h 1452
6.6 4.2
1.60 1.20
h 1451
14.40 12.10
10.7 7.6
2.30 2.00
2.1 1.9
h 1463
h 1444
h 1441
2.90 1.80
4.9 1.2
2.30 0.90
h 1438
3.20 0.80
0
h 1437
3.80 2.80
0
Name/Notes
Size
157
4900
4914
4899
H I-143 *
H II-645
H II-300
4880
H III-83
4877
4852
H II-299
4889
4866
H I-162 *
h 3449
4856
H I-68 *
H II-391
4868
H II-644
4874
4861
H IV-30
4833
4835
h 3448
H II-389
4815
h 3443
h 3444
4832
4831
h 3447
4845 4910
4839
H II-386
H II-536 H V-3 *
4825
H II-563
h 3446
4818
H II-549
4808
H I-141
4804 4802
4814
H I-243
4826/M 64
4795
H II-21
H IV-40
4790
H II-560
h 1486
4783
4782
4793
H I-93
H I-136
4800
H I-211 *
H I-135
4781
4786
H I-134 *
H II-187
4789
H II-345
VIR
CVN
VIR
VIR
VIR
CEN
COM
MUS
COM
VIR
VIR
CVN
CVN
CEN
MUS
VIR
CEN
HYD
COM
VIR
VIR
COM
CRV
VIR
UMA
VIR
VIR
CRV
CRV
COM
CVN
VIR
VIR
COM
13 00.9
13 00.7
13 00.6
13 00.4
13 00.2
13 00.1
13 00.1
12 59.6
12 59.6
12 59.5
12 59.3
12 59.1
12 59.0
12 58.1
12 58.0
12 58.0
12 57.8
12 57.6
12 57.4
12 57.2
12 56.8
12 56.7
12 55.9
12 55.8
12 55.4
12 55.0
12 54.9
12 54.6
12 54.6
12 54.6
12 54.6
12 54.5
12 54.4
12 54.3
13 57
37 19
02 30
15 17
12 29
59 36
27 58
70 53
27 58
14 10
15 02
37 19
34 52
46 15
64 57
01 35
39 44
27 18
27 30
13 40
08 31
21 41
13 02
04 18
58 21
08 04
10 15
12 34
12 33
28 56
46 32
06 52
10 32
27 04
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
12.2
11.5
11.3
12.4
11.6
8.9
11.5
8.4
11.9
11.1
10.6
12.2
13.5
11.6
8.6
11.3
11.6
12.4
12.0
11.9
11.3
8.5
11.6
11.6
11.7
12.2
12.4
11.7
11.7
11.6
11.6
11.8
11.1
12.1
0
h 1478
h 1475
h 1480
2.80 1.10
3.50 2.10
16, 17, 23
h 1514
2.20 2.1
2.60 1.40
16, 17, 23
16, 17
h 1509
2.20 1.00
28, 29
9, 16, 17
h 1503
3.10 2.50
28, 30
9, 16
16, 23
12.00
2.8 2.0
14.00
1.9
h 1507
h 1498
h 1497
6.40 1.50
4.3 1.2
1.50 1.40
4.2 1.6
23, 28
0
28
h 1499
23, 28
16
4.00 0.90
h 1491
23
5.00
4.90 1.30
1.8 1.2
h 1494
1.70 0.90
4.00 1.90
16
16, 23
h 1484 h 3445
4.30 1.50
16, 23
16
16
2.00 1.10
Blackeye Galaxy
10.00 5.40
2.4 1.6
h 1483
3.30 2.40
0
h 1474
2.30 1.60
1.5 0.9
16, 23
16, 23
16, 23
2.3 1.3
1.80 1.70
4, 9
16
16, 23
1.6 1.2
2.90 1.50
h 1473
1.60 1.30
3.4 1.4
1.90 1.50
158
5033
5020
H II-129
5018
5023
H II-664
H I-97 *
5012
H I-85
H II-746
5005
H I-96 *
5024/M 53
4993 4994
H III-766
5011
4995
H I-42 *
h 1558
4999
H II-537
h 3473
4984
H II-301
H III-765
4976
4970
h 3466
4981
4965
h 3464
H II-189
4955
H I-130 *
h 3468
4945
4958
h 3459
4947
4946
4951
H II-188
h 3461
4956
H II-413
h 3460
4936
4940
h 3456
4939
H II-561
h 3457
4941
H I-40
4915
H IV-47
4933
4921
H II-393
4930
4902
H I-69
H II-191
4904
H II-517
h 3454
NGC/M
Herschel
CVN
VIR
CEN
COM
VIR
CVN
COM
CVN
HYD
VIR
VIR
VIR
VIR
CEN
HYD
HYD
HYD
VIR
CEN
CEN
CEN
VIR
CVN
CEN
CEN
VIR
VIR
CEN
VIR
VIR
COM
VIR
VIR
Con
13 13.4
13 13.0
13 12.9
13 12.9
13 12.6
13 12.2
13 11.6
13 10.9
13 09.8
13 09.7
13 09.6
13 09.0
13 08.8
13 08.6
13 07.5
13 07.2
13 06.1
13 05.8
13 05.4
13 05.4
13 05.4
13 05.1
13 05.1
13 04.9
13 04.3
13 04.2
13 04.2
13 04.1
13 03.9
13 01.5
13 01.4
13 01.0
13 01.0
36 36
19 31
43 06
18 10
12 36
44 02
22 55
37 03
23 23
07 50
01 40
15 31
06 47
49 30
24 02
28 14
29 45
08 01
49 28
43 36
35 20
06 30
35 11
47 16
30 32
10 20
05 33
41 24
11 29
04 33
27 53
14 31
00 02
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
10.0
10.7
11.3
7.7
12.1
12.1
12.3
9.8
12.4
11.2
12.2
11.3
11.4
10.1
12.2
12.1
12.1
10.7
8.6
12.5
11.9
12.0
12.3
12.4
10.7
11.3
11.2
11.5
12.1
12.1
12.5
10.9
12.1
Mag
2.0 1.1
h 3465
h 1556
13.0
10.70 5.00
3.4 2.6
2.50 2.10
h 1564
h 1554
h 1559
5.8 0.8
3.10 2.70
h 1549
2.90 1.70
0
h 1547
5.80 2.90
0
h 3471
1.30 1.10
2.4 1.7
h 1540 h 3472
h 1543
2.30 1.90
0
h 1536
3.60 2.50
16, 17, 23
23, 28
9, 16, 17
9, 16, 17
4, 9
23
16, 17
16, 17
16, 17, 23
23, 28
16, 17
h 1537
5.6 3.0
2.80 1.90
23
1.80 1.00
0
23
2.40 2.00
0
23
1.90 1.30
16, 17
23, 28
3.90 1.40
19.8 4.0
23, 28
23
16, 17
h 1523
23, 28
23
16, 17, 23
16, 17
23, 28
16, 17, 23
16, 17
1.60 1.20
2.4 1.2
3.80 1.60
1.5
1.00
2.7 2.3
h 1525
h 3458
h 1520
5.50 2.80
3.9 2.7
4.40 3.60
h 1513
1.60 1.30
0
h 1516
2.40 2.10
9
16, 17
16, 17, 23
h 1511
Map no.
2.00 2.60
Name/Notes
2.20 1.50
Size
159
HYD
5061
5062
5068
5064
5077
5079
5078
5084
H I-138
h 3482
H II-312
h 3483
H II-193
H III-118
H II-566
H II-313
5121
5134
h 3499
h 3498
H II-314
5120
5124
H II-653
5147
5129
h 3495
H II-25
5114
H II-328
h 3496
5127
H IV-70
5135
5144
h 3492
h 3502
5102
H II-646
5128
5112
H II-567
h 3501
5090
5101
h 3487
5085
5045
h 3475
5087
5054
H II-513 *
H II-780
5043
h 3476
H III-724
VIR
5053
H VI-7
HYD
VIR
CEN
HYD
CEN
VIR
CEN
CEN
VIR
CEN
CVN
UMA
CEN
CVN
HYD
CEN
VIR
HYD
VIR
VIR
CEN
VIR
CEN
HYD
CEN
VIR
CEN
COM
CVN
5042
VIR
VIR
5055/M 63
5044
H II-511
h 3477
5037
H II-510
CEN
h 1570
5026
h 3474
13 26.3
13 26.1
13 25.7
13 25.5
13 25.3
13 24.8
13 24.8
13 24.1
13 24.0
13 23.8
13 22.9
13 22.0
13 21.9
13 21.8
13 21.1
13 20.4
13 20.3
13 20.3
13 19.8
13 19.6
13 19.5
13 19.0
13 18.9
13 18.4
13 18.1
13 17.0
13 17.0
13 16.7
13 16.4
13 15.8
13 15.5
13 15.4
13 15.0
13 14.2
02 06
63 25
29 50
43 01
21 08
37 41
30 19
13 59
32 21
31 34
70 31
36 38
38 44
27 26
43 44
20 37
24 26
21 50
27 24
12 42
12 39
47 55
21 02
35 26
26 50
63 25
16 38
60 04
17 42
42 02
23 59
16 23
16 35
42 58
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
OC/NE
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
11.7
10.8
12.0
6.6
11.4
10.7
12.1
12.0
12.5
12.5
12.7
9.5
11.6
10.5
11.5
11.4
11.7
10.5
11.1
12.0
11.4
12.1
9.8
11.6
10.3
10.9
9.0
8.5
11.8
10.8
12.2
11.6
h 3484
h 1579
1.90 1.60
3.0
2.60 1.80
h 1601
Black Belt Galaxy/

CEN A
16, 17
28, 29
23
23, 24, 28
2.80 1.70
25.70 20.00
23
23
1.90 1.50
h 1597
23
2.20 0.70
23
9, 16, 17
h 1595
1.70 1.40
1, 4
23
4, 9
23
1.80 1.00
2.80 2.20
1.2 0.8
h 1596
h 1589
4.00 2.90
8.60 2.70
h 3493
5.40 4.60
2.7 2.2
23, 28
23
0
23
3.5 3.0
2.70 2.20
23
23
16, 17, 23
16, 17, 23
23, 28
23
23
23
28, 29
16, 17, 23
28, 29
9, 16, 17
4, 9
23
16, 17, 23
16, 17, 23
23, 28
4.0 1.9
9.30 1.70
h 1578 h 3491
h 1577
h 3480
h 1568
1.50 0.80
2.2 1.6
1.90 0.90
7.3 6.4
2.30 0.70
3.5 3.0
60.00
5.1 2.8
h 1569
10.00
10.00
h 1566
h 1565
Sunflower Galaxy
12.60 7.2
4.2 2.2
3.00
2.0 0.6
3.30 2.10
160
5172
5174
5204
5155
5170
5194/M 51
5195
5198
5182
5168
5188
5193
5218
5189
5206
5230
5220
5236/M 83
5248
5237
5247
5254
5257
H III-45
H IV-63
h 3506
H V-22
h 1622
H I-186 *
H II-689
h 3513
h 3512
h 3515
h 3516
h 1636
h 3514
h 3518
H III-87
h 3521
h 3523
H I-34 *
h 3524
H II-297
h 3527
H II-895
5161
h 3511
h 1613
5156
5152
h 3508
h 3510
5150
h 3507
5153
5138
h 3503
5173
5139
h 3504
H III-672
5140
h 3505
h 3509
NGC/M
Herschel
VIR
VIR
VIR
CEN
BOO
HYD
CEN
VIR
CEN
MUS
UMA
CEN
CEN
CEN
HYD
CVN
CVN
CVN
VIR
CEN
UMA
VIR
COM
CEN
CEN
CVN
HYD
HYD
HYD
CEN
CEN
CEN
Con
13 39.9
13 39.6
13 38.1
13 37.6
13 37.5
13 37.0
13 35.9
13 35.5
13 33.7
13 33.5
13 32.2
13 31.9
13 31.3
13 31.2
13 30.7
13 30.2
13 30.0
13 29.9
13 29.8
13 29.6
13 29.6
13 29.3
13 29.3
13 29.2
13 28.7
13 28.4
13 28.0
13 27.9
13 27.6
13 27.3
13 26.8
13 26.3
00 50
11 30
17 53
42 52
08 53
29 52
33 28
13 40
48 09
65 59
62 46
33 14
34 47
60 56
28 08
46 40
47 16
47 12
17 58
63 25
58 25
11 00
17 03
33 10
48 55
46 36
29 37
29 37
29 34
59 01
47 29
33 53
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GC
GX
Type
12.1
12.4
9.9
12.2
10.1
7.5
12.3
12.3
10.6
10.3p
12.3
11.5
12.1
9.1
12.4
11.7
9.6
8.1
11.4
11.1
12.5
11.8
11.4
11.7
12.2
11.9
12.5
11.9
7.6
5.3
11.8
Mag
23
4.0
1.6 0.8
3.20 1.50
5.4 4.9
2.00 1.60
6.20 4.50
12.9 11.5
2.40 0.70
1.9
3.80 3.30
2.3
1.80 1.30
1.5
3.00 1.10
h 1654
h 1649
h 1650
Southern Pinwheel
h 1639
16, 17
16, 17, 23
16, 17, 23
23, 24, 28
9, 16, 17
23
23, 24
9, 16, 17
23, 28
28, 29
4, 5
23
23, 24
28, 29
23
0
4, 9, 10
4, 9
1.90 1.30
companion to
Whirlpool Galaxy,
h 1623
5.90 4.60
4, 9
16, 17, 23
28, 29
2.00 1.70
Whirlpool Galaxy
h 1612
11.20 6.90
8.2 1.0
60.00
0
h 1625
5.00 3.00
4, 5
9, 16, 17
9, 16, 17
h 1612
3.4 1.8
2.70 1.40
23
23, 28
5.60 2.30
4, 9
2.50 2.00
1.00 0.90
2.0 1.4
23
1.3 1.0
23
28, 29
23, 28
23
Map no.
2.10 0.70
h 1614
Omega Centauri Cluster
Name/Notes
8.00
55.0
2.10 1.70
Size
161
5308
5292
5303
5300
5288
H I-255
h 3536
H III-681
H II-533
h 3534
5334
5328
5350
H III-665
H III-923
H II-713
5337
5324
H II-307
H III-698
5307
h 3541
5329
5326
H II-712
H III-549
5299
5318
h 3537
H III-423
CVN
HYD
VIR
CVN
VIR
VIR
CEN
CVN
CVN
CVN
UMA
VIR
CVN
CEN
CIR
VIR
CVN
CEN
UMA
BOO
CEN
5293
H V-6
CEN
CEN
CVN
5281
h 3531
5320
5284
h 3532
CEN
5313
5286
h 3533
CVN
H II-669
5297
H I-180
CVN
CVN
H II-711
5301
H II-688
5322
5290
H I-170
CEN
H I-256 *
5269
h 3530
CEN
5306
5266
h 3529
CVN
CVN
H II-306
5272/M 3
h 1663
5302
5273
H I-98 *
HYD
VIR
5311
5264
h 3528
H II-710
5258
H II-896
CEN
h 3539
5253
H II-638
13 53.4
13 52.9
13 52.9
13 52.5
13 52.2
13 52.1
13 51.1
13 50.8
13 50.5
13 50.4
13 50.3
13 49.7
13 49.3
13 49.1
13 49.0
13 48.8
13 48.7
13 48.3
13 47.8
13 47.7
13 47.0
13 46.9
13 46.6
13 46.6
13 46.4
13 46.4
13 46.4
13 45.3
13 44.8
13 43.0
13 42.2
13 42.1
13 41.6
13 40.0
13 39.9
40 22
28 29
01 07
39 42
02 20
06 03
51 12
39 34
33 43
59 56
41 22
39 59
60 12
07 12
40 00
30 31
64 41
03 57
38 18
30 57
60 58
16 16
62 54
59 11
51 22
43 52
46 06
41 43
62 55
48 11
28 23
35 39
29 55
00 50
31 39
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
OC/NE
GC
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
11.6
11.7
11.6
12.5
12.4
11.8
11.2
12.1
12.4
12.2
12.1
10.1
12.2
12.5
12.2
11.8
11.8
12.4
12.0
11.4
13.1
5.9
10.0p
7.4
11.7
12.3
12.1
11.0
6.3
11.5
12.0
12.1
10.1
0
23, 24
h 1677
h 1682
h 1669
3.20 2.30
4, 9, 10
16, 17
23, 24
h 3543
4.2 3.0
1.80 1.20
4, 9, 10
16, 17
0
h 1691
0
h 1686
1.70 0.80
2.30 2.10
1.30
28
16, 17
0.30
h 1681
h 1685
2.20 1.20
4, 9, 10
28, 29
9, 10
h 1679
30.0
1.50 0.90
4, 9, 10
4, 9, 10
4, 5
16, 17
1.7 1.0
3.60 1.70
h 1684
6.00 4.10
0
h 1671
1.30 1.00
0
h 1675
2.60 2.30
4, 9, 10
1.7 1.0
28, 29
3.00
0
h 1669
3.80 2.40
16, 17
23, 24
4, 9, 10
h 1672
0.90 0.40
4, 5
9, 16, 17
28, 29
28, 29
28
1.80 1.60
3.70 0.70
1.8 1.5
8.00
30.0 20.0
11.00
h 1674
h 1668
5.60 1.30
4, 9, 10
4, 9, 10
4, 9, 10
h 1670
4.00 0.80
3.7 1.0
28, 29
9, 10
9, 10
23, 28
Springs Globular
h 1664
23, 24
16, 17
23, 24
3.00
h 1655
h 3526
3.30 2.30
18.00
2.8 2.5
2.60 1.50
1.4 0.9
5.00 1.90
162
5367
5365
5382
5394
5395
5359
5406
5381
5422
5430
5443
5448
5440
5457/M 101
h 3548
H III-546
H I-191
H I-190
h 3545
H II-699
h 3549
H I-230
H II-827
H II-799
H II-691
H II-416
h 1744
5383
H I-181
h 3547
5375
5380
H II-698
5378
h 1713
h 1711
5377
H I-187
5371
H II-716
5364
5379
H I-239
H II-534 *
5376
H I-238 H II-844
5363
5362
H II-671
H I-6 *
CEN
5333
h 3544
5357
5345
H II-686
5389
5316
h 3542
h 3546
5351
H II-697
H I-240
CVN
5353
H II-714
UMA
CVN
UMA
UMA
UMA
UMA
CEN
CVN
CIR
CVN
CVN
VIR
CEN
CEN
CVN
CVN
CVN
CVN
CVN
VIR
VIR
UMA
UMA
UMA
CVN
CEN
VIR
CEN
CVN
CVN
CVN
5354
H II-715
Con
NGC/M
Herschel
14 03.2
14 03.0
14 02.8
14 02.2
14 00.8
14 00.7
14 00.6
14 00.3
13 59.8
13 58.6
13 58.6
13 58.2
13 57.9
13 57.7
13 57.1
13 56.9
13 56.8
13 56.8
13 56.3
13 56.2
13 56.1
13 56.1
13 56.0
13 55.7
13 55.6
13 55.3
13 54.9
13 54.5
13 54.3
13 53.9
13 53.5
13 53.5
13 53.5
54 21
34 46
49 10
55 49
59 20
55 10
59 34
38 55
70 24
37 25
37 27
06 16
43 57
39 59
41 51
37 37
29 10
37 48
47 14
05 01
05 15
59 44
30 20
40 28
59 45
59 30
41 19
48 31
01 25
62 52
37 55
40 17
40 18
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
DN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
Type
7.5
12.3
11.2
12.3
12.0
12.0
12.3
11.7
12.9
12.5
11.4
11.5
12.2
12.0
12.5
11.3
10.4
10.5
12.0
12.0
10.5
13.0
12.2
12.4
10.9
12.5
6.0
12.2
11.1
11.5
Mag
2.0
h 1738
28.80 26.90
2.2 1.0
Pinwheel Galaxy
h 1739
h 1743
0
h 1743
3.80 2.00
2.7 1.0
3.9 0.7
h 1736
h 1728
h 1723
2.30 1.30
h 1722
11.00
1.9 1.4
8.00
2.7 1.3
1.90 1.30
0.9 0.6
3.80 2.10
h 171
h 1717
3.20 2.70
0
h 1714
1.70
3.3 2.8
2.70 2.20
4.7 2.4
h 1712
h 1705
6.80 4.40
0
h 1703
4.10 2.60
0
h 1719
h 1707 h 1718
h 1693
4.10 1.10
1.6 1.4
4.20 3.40
2.2 0.7
2.10 1.30
2.2 1.0
1.90 1.00
1.6 1.5
15.00
2.9 1.6
h 1697
h 1689
2.20 1.10
0
h 1669
1.40 1.30
0
Name/Notes
Size
4, 5
4, 9, 10
4, 5
4, 5
4, 5
28, 29
4, 9, 10
28, 29, 30
4, 9, 10
4, 9, 10
16, 17
23, 24, 28
23, 24, 28
4, 9, 10
4, 9, 10
9, 10
4, 9, 10
4, 9, 10
16, 17
16, 17
4, 5
23, 24
4, 9, 10
4, 5
4, 5
4, 9, 10
23, 28
16, 17
28, 29
4, 9, 10
4, 9, 10
4, 9, 10
Map no.
163
5460
h 3555
5546
5557
H II-194
H III-551
H I-99 *
5566
5548
H III-47
H I-144 *
5532
H II-418
5560
5533
h 3562
H II-579
5516
H III-414
5530
5529
H III-134
5585
5523
H IV-49
h 3563
5507
H II-687
H I-235
5494
5506
h 3560
5520
5485
H I-232
H III-676
5481
H II-693
5489
5468
H III-286
h 3559
5480
H II-692
5493
5466
H VI-9 *
H IV-46
5474
H I-214 *
5483
5473
H I-231 *
h 3557
5419
h 3554
5488
5426
H II-309
5490
5427
H II-310
H III-32
5444
H II-417
h 3558
5408
h 3553
VIR
VIR
UMA
LUP
BOO
BOO
BOO
BOO
BOO
CEN
BOO
BOO
VIR
VIR
CEN
BOO
CEN
VIR
CEN
BOO
CEN
CEN
UMA
BOO
VIR
UMA
BOO
UMA
UMA
CEN
VIR
VIR
CVN
CEN
14 20.3
14 20.1
14 19.8
14 18.5
14 18.4
14 18.1
14 18.0
14 16.9
14 16.1
14 15.8
14 15.6
14 14.8
14 13.3
14 13.2
14 12.4
14 12.3
14 12.0
14 11.5
14 10.4
14 10.0
14 08.0
14 07.6
14 07.2
14 06.7
14 06.6
14 06.4
14 05.5
14 05.0
14 04.7
14 03.7
14 03.4
14 03.4
14 03.4
14 03.3
03 56
04 00
56 44
43 24
36 30
07 34
25 08
10 48
35 21
48 07
36 13
25 19
03 09
03 13
30 39
50 22
46 05
05 03
43 19
17 33
33 18
48 19
55 00
50 43
05 27
50 43
28 32
53 40
54 54
33 59
06 04
06 02
35 08
41 23
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
10.7
12.4
10.5
11.0
10.9
12.4
12.3
11.9
11.9
12.0
12.1
12.2
12.5
11.9
12.0
12.4
12.2
11.4
11.2
12.0
11.9
5.6
11.3
12.5
12.5
12.3
9.2
10.6
11.4
10.9
12.1
11.4
11.7
11.6
h 1770
h 1776
2.40 1.90
h 1790
h 1778
h 1779
3.60 0.90
6.60 2.30
4.2 1.8
5.80 3.60
h 1773
1.30 1.10
1.5 1.2
h 1766
h 1765
1.60
3.1 1.9
1.80 1.20
6.0 0.7
h 1764
h 1762
4.70 1.10
0
h 1758
1.60 0.90
0
h 1757
2.70 0.80
2.3 2.1
17
17
4, 5
23, 24, 28
4, 9, 10
17
10
10, 17
4, 9, 10
24, 28
4, 9, 10
9, 10
17
17
23, 24
4
0
23, 24, 28
2.00 1.10
1.70 1.50
1.50 1.00
23, 24, 28
17
3.90 3.60
h 1755
23, 24
3.4 1.0
10, 17
h 1752
24, 28
4, 5
17
9, 10
4, 5
2.40 1.90
h 1745
h 1746
h 1748
23, 24
17
17
4, 9, 10
23, 24, 28
35.00
2.3 1.9
1.80 1.50
2.4 2.3
1.60 1.00
9.0
4.70
2.2 1.7
4.10 3.30
3.0 1.7
h 1734
h 1735
h 1741
2.90 2.20
2.5 2.0
1.90 1.00
164
5662
h 3573
APS
5612
5687
h 3567
H II-808
VIR
5668
H II-574
LUP
CEN
BOO
BOO
5643
BOO
BOO
5676
5669
H II-79
H I-189 *
5665
H II-27
DRA
VIR
BOO
DRA
BOO
VIR
VIR
BOO
CEN
BOO
BOO
UMA
LUP
LIB
LIB
LIB
h 3572
5678
5660
H II-695
H I-237
5638
H II-581
5645
5634
H I-70 *
H II-150
5629
h 1812
5656
5606
h 3568
H II-421
5633
H I-185
5667
5623
H II-329
H II-807
CEN
5631
H I-236 *
5617
5593
h 3566
5653
5605
H III-120
h 3570
5597
H II-330
BOO
5595
BOO
BOO
BOO
VIR
H III-122
5590 5580
H III-417
H III-121
5576
H I-146 *
VIR
BOO
5600
5574
H I-145
5614
5582
H II-754
HYA
H II-177
5556
h 3564
Con
H II-420
NGC/M
Herschel
14 35.2
14 34.9
14 34.1
14 33.4
14 32.8
14 32.7
14 32.7
14 32.4
14 32.1
14 30.7
14 30.4
14 30.4
14 30.2
14 29.8
14 29.8
14 29.7
14 29.6
14 28.3
14 27.8
14 27.5
14 27.2
14 26.6
14 25.8
14 25.1
14 24.5
14 24.2
14 24.1
14 23.8
14 21.7
14 21.1
14 20.9
14 20.7
14 20.6
56 33
54 29
78 24
04 27
49 28
44 10
09 53
08 05
57 55
07 17
35 19
59 29
31 13
60 43
49 37
03 14
05 59
25 50
59 38
46 09
33 14
56 35
54 49
13 10
16 46
16 43
34 52
14 38
35 11
03 16
03 14
39 42
29 15
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GC
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
Type
5.5
11.7
12.2
11.6
11.1
10.2
11.6
12.0
11.4
12.2
11.9
12.5
12.1
6.3
11.7
11.2
9.5
12.1
7.7
12.2
12.5
11.4
12.3
12.0
12.0
11.7
12.0
12.3
10.8
12.2
11.5
11.7
Mag
10.0
1.9 1.1
30.00
2.50 1.90
h 1849
h 1835
0
3.00
0
h 1842
h 1833
3.90 1.80
4.7 4.2
4.00 2.80
2.1 1.3
h 1843
3.30 1.40
0
h 1823
2.60 1.60
28, 29
4, 5
28, 30
17
4, 10
23, 24, 28
10, 17
17
4, 5
17
4, 5
10
h 1829
1.90 1.50
10
28, 29
1.70 1.10
1.70 1.30
h 1826
h 1832
2.70 2.60
0
h 1817
2.70 2.40
17
10
17
1.8
h 1813
28, 29
4, 9, 10
5.50
h 1818
3.00
2.1 1.1
10
h 1808
1.60 1.10
0
4, 5
h 1820
1.70
0
28, 29
17, 24
17, 24
17, 24
9, 10
10, 17
4, 9, 10
17
17
4, 9, 10
24
Map no.
6.00
1.5 1.3
h 1798 h 3569
h 1793
h 1792
2.4 1.3
2.10 1.90
h 1804
h 1797
h 1791 h 1785
2.40 2.00
1.4
1.80
3.8 2.7
h 1783
h 1782
h 1786
2.8 1.7
1.50 1.10
Name/Notes
0
4.10 3.30
Size
165
5757
5749
5770
5775
5784
5832
5792
5820
5791
5786
5806
5812
5813
5800
5831
H III-690
h 3580
H II-576
H III-554
H II-676
H II-332
H II-683
H II-756
H III-691
h 3583
H II-539
H I-71
H I-127
h 3585
H II-540
5823
5756
h 3581
5845
5750
H I-183
H III-511
5746
H I-126 *
h 3589
5740
H II-538
5838
5715
h 3577
H II-542
5739
H I-171
5822
5728
H I-184
h 3588
5713
H I-182
LUP
5688
5694
h 3575
5701
H II-575
H II-196 *
VIR
5691
H II-681
LUP
VIR
CIR
VIR
LUP
VIR
LUP
VIR
LIB
VIR
CEN
LIB
BOO
LIB
UMI
BOO
VIR
VIR
LUP
LIB
LIB
VIR
VIR
VIR
CIR
BOO
LIB
VIR
HYA
VIR
VIR
5670
5690
h 3574
BOO
5689
H II-582
H I-188 *
15 06.0
15 05.7
15 05.4
15 05.2
15 04.1
15 02.2
15 01.2
15 01.0
15 00.0
14 59.0
14 58.8
14 58.7
14 58.4
14 57.8
14 54.2
14 54.0
14 53.4
14 48.9
14 47.8
14 47.6
14 46.2
14 44.9
14 44.4
14 43.4
14 42.5
14 42.4
14 40.2
14 39.6
14 39.5
14 39.2
14 37.9
14 37.7
14 35.7
14 35.5
01 38
55 36
02 06
54 21
01 13
51 55
01 42
07 27
01 54
42 01
19 16
53 53
01 05
71 41
42 33
03 33
03 57
54 31
19 05
14 51
00 13
01 57
01 41
57 33
41 50
17 15
00 17
26 32
45 02
05 22
00 24
02 17
45 57
48 45
GX
OC
GX
OC
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
12.5
7.9
10.9
6.5
11.5
8.0
10.5
11.2
11.7
11.2
11.7
12.3
11.3
12.2
12.4
11.8
12.2
8.8
12.0
12.3
11.6
10.5
11.8
9.8
12.3
11.4
11.0
10.2
11.9
10.9
11.3
12.0
12.0
11.9
h 1889
2.50 1.30
0.70 0.50
12.0
17
28, 29
17
4.20 1.50
0
28, 29
35.00
28, 29
17
h 1899
2.10 1.90
17
17
17
24
17, 24
4, 5
17
1, 4, 5
10
17
17
28, 29
17, 24
17, 24
17
17
17
28, 29
4, 10
17, 24
17
24
23, 24, 28
17
17
17
23, 24, 28
4, 10
5.00
4.0 2.8
h 1896
h 3587
0
h 1894
2.30 2.00
3.2 1.6
2.30 1.20
h 1898
h 1887
13.00 1.10
6.8 1.7
3.60 2.20
1.9 1.8
h 1885
1.7 1.3
h 1881
h 1876
4.00 1.10
10.00
2.1 1.7
2.80 1.30
3.2 1.5
h 1875
h 1874
h 1872
7.40 1.30
2.8 1.5
7.00
2.3 2.1
h 1873
h 1866
3.20 1.90
0
h 1857
2.90 2.50
0
h 3576
3.1 1.9
4.30
h 1854
4.30 4.10
0
h 1847
1.90 1.40
h 1848
h 1846
3.40 1.00
1.5 0.7
3.30 1.00
166
5875
5864
5879
5869
5833
5878
5899
5885
5905
5907
5908
5882
5897
5898
5904/M 5
5903
5915
5921
5928
5930
5925
5949
5927
5936
5937
H II-585
H II-757
H II-545
h 3590
H III-736
H II-650
H III-116
H II-758
H II-759 *
H II-760
h 3594
H VI-8 H VI-19 *
H III-138
h 1916
H III-139
h 3600
H I-148
H II-874
H II-651
h 3603
H II-906
h 3604
H II-130
H II-401
5854
H II-544
5861
5859
H II-752
H II-755
5843
h 3592
H II-192
5856
H IV-71
5866/M 102
H I-215 *
5850
5846
H I-128 *
H II-543
NGC/M
Herschel
SER
SER
LUP
DRA
NOR
BOO
SER
SER
LIB
LIB
SER
LIB
LIB
LUP
DRA
DRA
DRA
LIB
BOO
LIB
APS
VIR
DRA
VIR
LIB
BOO
VIR
BOO
LUP
BOO
VIR
DRA
VIR
Con
15 30.8
15 30.0
15 28.0
15 28.0
15 27.7
15 26.1
15 25.9
15 21.9
15 21.6
15 18.6
15 18.6
15 18.2
15 17.4
15 16.8
15 16.7
15 15.9
15 15.4
15 15.1
15 15.0
15 13.8
15 11.8
15 09.9
15 09.8
15 09.6
15 09.3
15 09.2
15 07.8
15 07.6
15 07.5
15 07.3
15 07.1
15 06.5
15 06.4
02 49
12 59
50 40
64 46
54 31
41 41
18 05
05 04
13 06
24 04
02 05
24 06
21 01
45 39
55 25
56 19
55 31
10 05
42 03
14 16
72 52
00 28
57 00
03 03
11 19
52 32
02 34
19 35
36 20
18 27
01 33
55 46
01 36
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GC
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GC
PN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
Type
12.3
12.3
8.0
12.1
8.4
12.2
12.5
10.7
12.3
11.2
5.7
11.4
8.4
9.4
12.0
10.4
12.1
11.8
11.8
11.7
12.0
11.9
11.4
11.9
11.6
12.5
11.9
12.5
12.3
6.0p
10.8
9.9
10.1
Mag
h 1902
4.50 3.90
h 1903
h 3597
Hercules cluster rival
h 3598
2.70 2.60
23.00
2.70 2.10
1.90 1.10
1.4 1.3
6.00
2.2 1.0
20.00
0.9 0.8
h 1926 h 3606
h 1925
h 1923
0
h 1919
2.20 1.60
4.8 4.0
1.60 1.10
h 3596
11.00
0.3
Splinter Galaxy, h 1917
17
10, 17
24, 28, 29
1, 4, 5
28, 29
4, 10
10, 17
17
17, 24
24
17
24
24
24, 29
4, 5
4, 5
3.30 1.40
12.6 1.4
4, 5
0
17
5, 9
17, 24
28, 29, 30
17
4, 5
17
17, 24
4, 5
17
10, 17
24
10, 17
17
4, 5
17
Map no.
4.00 2.60
3.5 3.1
h 3595
h 1914
0
h 3593
3.30 1.40
3.5 1.4
2.10 1.00
2.3 1.6
h 1908
h 1910
h 1907
4.20 1.30
2.8 0.9
3.00 1.70
2.3 1.2
h 1905
2.70 0.80
3.0 0.8
1.90 1.10
h 1909 Formerly thought

duplicate of M 101
6.50 3.10
nebulous star, h 1904
h 1901
4.00 3.70
Name/Notes
Size
167
5970
5982
5985
5987
5968
H II-76
H II-764 *
H II-766
H II-765
h 3609
h 3618
6093/M 80
6031
h 3616
6067
6025
H II-873
h 3624
6048
h 3615
h 3619
6005
h 1940
6072
6014
H III-973
6070
6068
H II-583
h 3620
6010
H II-657
H III-553
5999
6012
h 3612
6000
6015
H III-739
H VII-29
h 3614
5967
5998
h 3608
5979
5962
H II-96
h 3610
5938
h 3607
5996
5966
H III-634
H II-97
5946
h 3607
5986
5954
H II-179
5990
5953
H II-178
H II-425
5965
H II-762
h 3611
5963
H II-761
SCO
NOR
SCO
SER
NOR
TRA
UMI
NOR
SER
UMI
SER
SER
NOR
DRA
SCO
SCO
APS
TRA
SER
SER
LUP
LUP
DRA
DRA
DRA
SER
SER
TRA
BOO
NOR
SER
SER
DRA
DRA
16 17.0
16 13.2
16 13.0
16 10.0
16 07.6
16 03.7
15 57.6
15 55.8
15 55.8
15 55.4
15 54.4
15 54.2
15 52.2
15 51.4
15 49.9
15 49.4
15 48.1
15 47.7
15 46.9
15 46.4
15 46.1
15 39.9
15 39.9
15 39.6
15 38.7
15 38.5
15 36.5
15 36.4
15 35.8
15 35.5
15 34.6
15 34.5
15 34.0
15 33.5
22 59
54 13
36 14
00 43
54 04
60 30
70 42
57 26
05 57
79 00
00 32
14 35
56 28
62 19
29 24
28 36
75 40
61 13
17 52
02 24
37 47
30 33
58 05
59 20
59 21
12 11
16 37
66 52
39 47
50 40
15 12
15 12
56 42
56 35
GC
OC
PN
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
PN
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GX
7.3
5.6
11.7
11.8
8.5
5.1
12.3
10.7
12.5
12.4
12.5
11.9
9.0
11.0
12.2
12.0
11.5
12.5
12.3
7.6
12.3
11.9
11.1
11.0
11.5
11.3
10.9
12.3
8.4
12.2
12.0
11.9
12.3
h 1947
29
Herschels Delight
24
15.0
10.00
24, 29
17, 18
0
1.60
3.6 1.8
29
0
28, 29, 30
1, 4, 5
28, 29, 30
17
1, 5
17
3.00
h 1939
10, 17
28, 29, 30
1, 4, 5
24
24
29, 30
28, 29, 30
10, 17
17
24, 29
24
1, 4, 5
1, 4, 5
1, 4, 5
10, 17
10, 17
28, 29, 30
5, 10
24, 29
10, 17
10, 17
1, 4, 5
1, 4, 5
15.00
2.2 1.7
5.00
1.7 1.6
1.00 0.70
2.0 0.5
2.10 1.50
3.0
5.40 2.10
1.9 1.6
2.00 1.00
2.7 1.7
h 1938
1.70 0.90
0.30
h 1935
h 1934
h 1928
h 1930
1.60 0.90
9.6
2.10 1.90
4.2 1.3
5.50 3.00
2.6 1.9
3.00 2.00
3.0 2.2
2.80 2.50
1.8 1.1
h 1927, galaxy pair
3.00
1.10 0.50
h 1931
h 1927, galaxy pair
1.60 1.30
5.2 0.7
3.30 2.60
168
6217
6152
6165
6169
6167
6156
6178
6192
6188
6193
6183
6205/M 13
6207
6200
6210
6204
H I-280 *
h 3631
h 3634
h 3636
h 3635
h 3632
h 3638
h 3641
h 3640
h 3642
h 3639
h 1968
H II-701 *
h 3643
h 1970
h 3644
HER
6173
H III-640
6181
6166
H II-875
6171/M 107
6134
h 3627
H II-753
6139
h 3628
H VI-40 *
HER
6144
H VI-10 *
ARA
HER
ARA
HER
HER
TRA
ARA
ARA
SCO
SCO
TRA
NOR
NOR
NOR
NOR
UMI
OPH
HER
NOR
SCO
SCO
HER
APS
SCO
HER
6101
6124
h 3626
6155
6146
H III-638
NOR
SER
H II-690
6115
h 3625
h 3623
6118
H II-402 *
DRA
NOR
6087
6140
h 3622
H III-740
HER
6106
H II-151
Con
NGC/M
Herschel
16 46.5
16 44.5
16 44.2
16 43.1
16 41.7
16 41.6
16 41.3
16 40.5
16 40.3
16 35.7
16 34.8
16 34.4
16 34.1
16 34.0
16 32.7
16 32.6
16 32.5
16 32.3
16 29.8
16 28.6
16 27.7
16 27.7
16 27.3
16 26.1
16 25.8
16 25.6
16 25.2
16 24.6
16 21.8
16 20.9
16 18.9
16 18.8
47 01
23 49
47 29
36 50
36 28
69 23
48 46
48 47
43 22
45 38
60 36
49 36
44 03
48 06
52 37
78 12
13 03
19 50
40 49
39 33
49 09
38 51
26 02
48 22
72 12
40 40
40 53
51 58
02 17
65 23
57 54
07 25
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
PN
OC
GX
GC
GX
OC
DN
OC
OC
GX
OC
OC
PN
OC
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
OC
GC
GC
GX
GC
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC
GX
Type
8.2
8.8
7.4
11.4
5.8
12.2
5.2
8.5
7.2
11.6
6.7
6.6
8.1
11.0
7.8
11.8
12.2
11.9
7.2
9.1
9.0
12.4
9.2
5.8
12.5
9.8
11.7
11.2
5.4
12.2
Mag
6.00
24, 29
24, 29
10
Struve 5N
10
0.40
in field with Hercules

Cluster, h 1969
3.00 1.20
10
29, 30
24, 29
15.00
Hercules Cluster
20.00
1.8 0.6
14.00
20.0 12.0
24, 29
24, 29
0
24, 29
5.0
9.00
28, 29, 30
24, 29
24, 29
24, 29
1.60 1.40
7.0
12.00
2.5 0.5
29
0
1, 5
25.00
17, 18, 24
10, 17, 18
5, 10
5, 10
3.00 2.50
13.00
2.5 1.1
h 3637
h 1962
0
h 1961
1.9 1.4
1.90 1.40
24, 29
0
24, 29
24
5, 10
29, 30
24, 29
5, 10
29
17, 18
6.00
30 NW of Antares,
h 3629
h 1958
h 1953
1, 4, 5
28, 29, 30
17, 18
Map no.
8.20
7.4
1.30 0.90
5.0
40.00
1.3 1.0
3.40
4.7 1.9
6.30 4.60
15.0
h 1952
2.40 1.30
0
Name/Notes
Size
169
6266/M 62
6268
6273/M 19
6284
h 3661
h 3662
h 1975 h 3663
H VI-11 *
6338
6316
6318
6325
H II-812
H I-45 *
h 3672
h 3676
6304
6259
h 3660
H I-147 *
6256
h 3658
6340
6253
h 3657
H II-767
6250
h 3656
6301
6249
h 3655
H IV-57
6254/M 10
h 1972 h 3659
6300
6242
h 3654
h 3668
6209
h 3645
6293
6231
h 3652
H VI-12 *
SCO
6235
H II-584 *
6281
6221
h 3649
6287
6227
h 3651
h 3664
6215
h 3647
H II-195 *
OPH
6222
h 3650
ARA
OPH
SCO
OPH
DRA
OPH
DRA
HER
ARA
OPH
OPH
OPH
SCO
OPH
SCO
SCO
ARA
ARA
SCO
OPH
SCO
APS
SCO
OPH
ARA
SCO
ARA
SCO
HER
6208
SCO
OPH
6239
6216
h 3648
H III-727
6218/M 12
h 1971
HER
h 3646
6229
H IV-50 *
17 18.0
17 17.8
17 16.6
17 15.3
17 14.5
17 10.4
17 08.6
17 17.0
17 10.2
17 05.2
17 04.8
17 04.5
17 02.6
17 02.4
17 01.2
17 00.7
16 59.5
16 59.1
16 58.0
16 57.6
16 57.1
16 55.6
16 55.1
16 54.0
16 53.4
16 52.8
16 51.6
16 51.1
16 50.7
16 50.1
16 49.5
16 49.4
16 47.2
16 47.0
23 46
39 27
28 08
57 25
29 28
72 18
42 20
62 49
26 35
22 42
37 54
24 46
26 16
39 44
30 07
44 40
37 07
52 43
45 48
44 47
04 06
39 30
72 32
41 48
22 11
59 13
41 13
58 59
44 45
42 44
53 49
44 44
01 57
47 32
GC
OC
GC
GX
GC
GX
GX
GX
GC
GC
OC
GC
GC
OC
GC
OC
GC
OC
OC
OC
GC
OC
GX
OC
GC
GX
OC/NE
GX
OC
GX
OC
OC
GC
GC
10.2
11.8
8.1
12.5
8.3
11.0
13.5
10.1
8.3
9.3
5.4
8.9
6.8
9.5
6.4
8.0
11.3
10.2
5.9
8.2
6.6
6.4
11.8
2.6
8.9
10.1
11.1
10.1
12.1
7.2
10.1
6.1
9.4
18.0
5
24
24
24
4.10
h 3671
5.00
5.40
1.5 1.0
24
3.00 2.80
0
5, 10
1, 5
1.80 1.10
8.00
29, 30
4.30 2.80
h 1980
h 1977 h 3667
8.20
24
24
24
8.0
h 3666
24
24
24, 29
4.80
24
6.20
17.0
6.00
15.0
24, 29
24
15.00
4.1
29
24, 29
24, 29
17, 18
4.00
16.0
6.00
20.0
24, 29
0
29, 30
h 1976 h 3665
24
24, 29
9.00
Table of SCO Cluster
h 3653
28, 29, 30
24, 29
28, 29, 30
24, 29
5, 10
29
24, 29
17, 18
5, 10
2.00 1.60
14.00
5.0
3.50 2.50
2.20 2.00
4.0
2.40 1.10
18.0
4.00
16.0
4.50
170
6369
6412
H IV-11 *
H VI-41
6425
6440
6437
H I-150 *
h 3704
6392
h 3691
6407
6400
h 3696
h 3703
6397
h 3692
h 3700
SCO
6405/M 6
h 3699
6416
6404
h 4020
6426
6401
H I-44 *
h 3702
6396
h 3693
H II-587 *
APS
6402/M 14
h 1983 h 3698
SCO
SCO
SGR
SCO
PAV
OPH
SCO
ARA
SCO
SCO
OPH
SCO
OPH
DRA
6388
6434
H III-741
SCO
HER
SCO
ARA
DRA
OPH
SCO
OPH
OPH
SCO
OPH
ARA
SCO
OPH
SCO
ARA
Con
h 3690
6383
6357
h 3682
6389
6355
H I-46 *
h 3689
6356
H I-48 *
H II-901
6337
h 3680
6362
6342
H I-149 *
6374 6383
6326
h 3675
h 3687 h 3689
6334
h 3678
h 3684
6322
6333/M 9
h 1979 h 3677
6305
h 3669
h 3673
NGC/M
Herschel
17 49.1
17 48.9
17 46.9
17 45.0
17 44.9
17 44.4
17 43.5
17 40.8
17 40.7
17 40.1
17 39.6
17 38.6
17 38.1
17 37.6
17 36.8
17 36.3
17 34.8
17 32.7
17 32.3
17 31.9
17 29.6
17 29.3
17 24.6
17 24.0
17 23.6
17 22.3
17 21.2
17 20.8
17 20.5
17 19.2
17 18.5
17 18.1
35 26
20 22
31 32
60 44
03 00
32 21
69 47
36 57
53 40
32 13
33 15
23 55
35 00
03 15
72 05
44 44
32 34
16 24
32 36
67 03
75 42
23 46
34 10
26 21
17 49
38 29
19 35
51 45
35 43
18 31
42 57
59 09
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC/NE
GC
OC
GX
GC
OC
GX
OC
GC
OC
OC
GC
OC
GC
GX
GC
OCDN
GX
OC
GC
GX
PN
DN
GC
GC
PN
GC
PN
DN
GC
OC
GX
Type
9.3
7.2
11.5
10.9
5.7
11.7
8.8
5.3
4.2
10.6
7.4
8.5
7.6
12.4
6.8
5.5
12.1
5.5
8.1
11.6
11.4
8.6
8.2
12.3
9.5
12.2p
7.8
6.0
12.2
Mag
10.4
12.0
4.4
10.00
2.1 1.6
4.20
15.0
1.30
31.00
33.0
6.00
4.8
h 1982 h 3697
Butterfly Cluster
24, 25
24
24, 25
29, 30
18
24, 25
29, 30
24, 25
29
24, 25
24, 25
24
24, 25
1, 5
24, 25, 29
24, 25
10, 18
24
29, 30
1, 5
24
24
24
18, 24
18
h 1987
Little Ghost Nebula,

h 1981 h 3686
Lobster Nebula
h 3681
h 3683
24
18, 14
29
24
18, 24
24, 25, 29
29
Map no.
3.00
Name/Notes
11.00
2.30 1.00
20.00
2.8 1.9
20.00
15.0
2.50 2.40
0.60
25.0
4.20
10.0
0.80
4.4
0.30
35.0 20.0
12.00
5.0
1.40 0.80
Size
171
6453
6482
6455
6469
6475/M 7
6500
6501
6494/M 23
6543
6496
h 3708
h 1989
h 3709
h 3711
h 3710
H III-957
H III-958
h 1990
H IV-37 *
h 3715
6531/M 21
6530
6528
6533
6548
6540
H V-9 and H V-13
h 1993
H 3725
H II-200 *
H V-13
H III-555
H II-198 *
6555
6523/M 8
H I-49 *
H II-902
6522
H VII-7 *
6546
6520
h 3714
6544
6492
H IV-41, H V-10, 11 and

12 *
H II-197 *
6514/M 20
H II-199 *
h 3729
6506
6517
h 3717
6483
6451
H VI-13 *
6507
6441
h 3705
H VIII-53
6444
h 3706
h 3713
6445
H II-586 *
HER
SGR
SGR
SGR
HER
SGR
SGR
SGR
SGR
SGR
SGR
SGR
PAV
SGR
OPH
SGR
SGR
PAV
SCO
DRA
SGR
HER
HER
SCO
SGR
SCO
HER
SCO
SCO
SCO
SCO
SGR
18 07.8
18 07.3
18 07.2
18 06.3
18 06.0
18 05.1
18 04.8
18 04.8
18 04.6
18 03.8
18 03.6
18 03.4
18 02.8
18 02.3
18 01.8
17 59.8
17 59.6
17 59.5
17 59.0
17 58.6
17 56.8
17 56.1
17 56.0
17 53.9
17 52.9
17 52.0
17 51.8
17 50.9
17 50.7
17 50.2
17 49.5
17 49.2
17 36
25 00
23 20
27 49
18 35
24 53
30 03
24 20
22 30
24 23
30 02
27 54
66 25
23 02
08 58
24 39
17 24
63 40
44 16
66 38
19 01
18 22
18 20
34 49
22 21
35 23
23 04
34 36
30 13
37 03
34 49
20 01
GX
GC
OC
OC
GX
DN/NE
GC
OC/NE
OC
DN
GC
OC
GX
DN
GC
OC/NE
OC
GX
GC
PN
OC
GX
GX
OC
OC
OC/NE
GX
GC
OC
GC
OC
PN
12.3
7.5
8.0
12.7
11.7
9.6
4.6
5.9
5.0p
9.9
7.6
11.8
6.3
10.1
9.6
12.0
8.6
8.1
5.5
12.4
12.2
3.3
8.2
11.3
10.2
8.2
7.2
11.2
10, 11
2.10 1.70
9.20
15.0
h 1994
11, 18
24, 25
24, 25
24, 25
0
10, 11, 18
24, 25
1.50
part of Lagoon Nebula
24, 25
2.90 2.80
h 3723
in Lagoon Nebula
24, 25
5.00
15.0
24, 25
0
24, 25
24, 25
24, 25
29, 30
24, 25
16.00
45.0
Lagoon Nebula, h 3722
h 3720
0
h 3721
5.0
9.40
Trifid Nebula, h 1991
2.50 1.20
20.0
18
0
24, 25
h 3719
18, 24, 25
29, 30
24, 25, 29
1, 5
18, 24, 25
10, 11, 18
10, 11, 18
4.00
7.00
1.6 0.9
5.60
0.3
25.00
1.8 1.6
2.20 1.60
Cats Eye/Snail Nebula
24, 25
75.00
24, 25
8.0
24, 25
1.00
2.1 1.8
24, 25
7.60
Ptolemys Cluster
h 3707
8.00
24, 25
24, 25
24, 25
3rd mag. G SCO in field
18, 24
9.60
Little Gem Nebula,

h 1986
12.00
0.70
172
6595
6605
6596
6604
6603
6584
6611/M 16
6613/M 18
6618/M 17
6438
6625
6624
6626/M 28
6629
6631
6633
6639
6638
6637/M 69
h 2002
h 2005
H VIII-55
H VIII-15
h 2004
h 3737
h 2006
h 2007
h 2008
h 3701
h 2009
H I-50 *
h 2010 h 3743
H II-204 *
h 3746
H VIII-72 *
h 2011
H I-51 *
h 3747
6568
H VII-30 *
6583
6572
h 2000
H VII-31 *
6563
h 3734
6569
6561
H VIII-54
6573
6558
h 3731
H II-201 *
6559
h 1996 h 3733
h 1999
6554
6553
H IV-12 *
6541
h 3726
h 1995
NGC/M
Herschel
SGR
SGR
SCT
OPH
SCT
SGR
SGR
SGR
SCT
OCT
SGR
SGR
SER
TEL
SGR
SER
SGR
SER
SGR
SGR
SGR
SGR
SGR
OPH
SGR
SGR
SGR
SGR
SGR
SGR
CRA
Con
18 31.4
18 30.9
18 30.1
18 27.7
18 27.2
18 25.7
18 24.5
18 23.7
18 23.2
18 22.3
18 20.8
18 19.9
18 18.8
18 18.6
18 18.4
18 18.1
18 17.5
18 17.1
18 17.0
18 15.8
18 13.8
18 13.6
18 12.8
18 12.1
18 12.0
18 10.5
18 10.3
18 10.0
18 09.3
18 09.1
18 08.0
32 21
25 30
13 12
06 34
12 02
23 12
24 52
30 22
12 03
85 24
16 11
17 08
13 47
52 13
18 25
12 14
16 40
14 58
19 53
22 08
22 10
31 50
21 36
06 51
33 52
16 48
31 46
24 06
25 54
18 26
43 42
RA (2000.0) Dec
GC
GC
OC
OC
OC
PN
GC
GC
OC
GX
DN
OC
DNOC
GC
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC
OC/NE
GC
OC
PN
PN
OC/NE
GC
DN
GC
OC/NE
GC
Type
8.3
9.2
4.6
11.7
11.3
6.9
7.6
9.0
11.7
6.0
6.9
6.0
7.9
11.1
6.5
6.0
7.0
10.0
8.4
8.6
8.1
11.0
8.6
8.3
6.3
Mag
h 1997
6.0
25
25
7.10
h 3748
18
7.30
CH 8
18, 25
25
18, 25
h 3744
25
25
20.0
7.00
0.3
13.80
8.8
h 3742
18, 25
0
30
18, 25
18, 25
18, 25
29
18, 25
18, 25
39.00
Omega/Horseshoe/
Swan/Checkmark
Nebula
Eagle Nebula/Cluster
in M 24/SGR MW Star
Cloud
1.60 1.40
20.0 15.0
7.00
8.0
6.60
4.00
h 3740
18, 25
10.00
0
18, 25
29.00
25
18, 25
h 2001 h 3739
11.00
5.00
24, 25
25
18
25
h 3736
h 1998 h 3735
24, 25
18, 25
6.4
12.00
0.2
0.80
Struve 6N
24, 25
4.20
24, 25
24, 25
8.0 5.0
18, 25
24, 25, 29
Map no.
9.20
0
Name/Notes
15.00
Size
173
6737
6749
h 2026
h 2029
6721
h 3767
6738
6735
h 2025
6743
6728
H VIII-13
h 2027
6723
h 2028
6724
6717
H III-143
h 3770
6716
h 2021
h 2024
6720/M 57
h 2023
6715/M 54
6712
H I-47 *
6708
6699
h 3759
h 3763
6709
h 2020
h 4021
6705/M 11
h 2019
6673
h 3755
6684
6653
h 3750
h 3757
6681/M 70
h 3756
6694/M 26
6683
h 2018
6698
6682
h 2017
H VI-15
6664
H VIII-12 *
h 3758
6652
6656/M 22
6659
h 2016
h 2015 h 3753
6649
h 3751
h 3752
6642
6645
H II-205 *
H VI-23 *
6647
H VIII-14
AQL
SGR
AQL
LYR
PAV
AQL
AQL
SGR
AQL
TEL
SGR
SGR
SGR
LYR
SCT
PAV
AQL
SCT
PAV
SGR
SCT
PAV
PAV
SGR
SCT
SCT
SCT
SGR
SGR
HER
SCT
SGR
SGR
SGR
19 05.4
19 02.2
19 01.4
19 01.4
19 00.8
19 00.8
19 00.0
18 59.6
18 57.0
18 55.6
18 55.1
18 55.1
18 54.6
18 53.6
18 53.1
18 52.1
18 51.5
18 51.1
18 49.0
18 48.2
18 45.2
18 45.1
18 44.6
18 43.2
18 42.2
18 41.6
18 36.7
18 36.4
18 35.8
18 33.9
18 33.5
18 32.6
18 31.9
18 31.5
01 54
18 32
11 36
29 16
57 47
00 28
08 57
36 38
10 22
53 43
30 29
22 42
19 53
33 02
08 42
57 19
10 21
06 16
65 11
25 55
09 24
62 17
73 16
32 18
06 17
04 46
08 13
23 54
32 59
23 34
10 24
16 54
23 29
17 21
GC
OC/NE
OC
OC/NE
GX
OC
OC/NE
GC
OC/NE
GX
GC
GC
OC
PN
GC
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC/NE
OC
GX
GX
GC
OC
OC/NE
OC
GC
GC
OC/NE
OC
OC
GC
OC
12.4
8.3
12.1
6.8
12.0
7.7
8.4
7.5
8.8
8.1
11.9
6.7
5.8
10.3
8.0
11.6
12.5
7.8
9.4
7.8
5.2
8.5
8.9
8.5
8.9
8.0p
0
29, 30
18, 25
Wild Duck Cluster
29, 30
25
29
18, 19, 25
18, 19
11, 18, 19
4.00
11
15.00
29
1.60 1.40
18, 19
18, 19
25
13.00
11, 18
12.0
1.20 0.90
25
0
18, 25
h 2022 h 3766
5.40
11
10.00
Ring Nebula
18
3.00 2.40
h 3762
29
0
9.8
11, 18
11.00
1.50
29, 30
18
4.60 2.90
15.00
25
10.0
1.7 1.5
2.20 1.00
25
0
8.00
0
18
3.00
18
18
h 3754
12.00
25
Hercules Cluster Rival
32.00
6.0
25
11
18, 25
18, 25
25
18, 25
7.00 5.00
h 2013
h 2012 h 3749
h 2014
6.00
15.00
5.8
174
6775
6781
6769
6785
6793
6782
6776
6795
6788
6800
6802
6804
6811
6809/M 55
6815
6819
6814
6823
6810
H III-743 *
h 3783
h 2038
H VIII-81
h 3789
h 3787
h 2040
h 3791
H VIII-21
H VI-14 *
H VI-38
h 2044
h 3798
h 2046
h 2048
H III-744
H VII-18 *
h 3797
6774
h 2034
h 2035
6779/M 56
h 2036
6753
h 3779
6768
6754
h 3780
6773
6752
h 3778
h 3786
6744
h 3776
h 2033
6756
H VII-62 *
6758
6739
h 3775
6772
6755
H VII-19 *
H IV-14
6730
h 3771
h 3781
NGC/M
Herschel
PAV
VUL
AQL
CYG
VUL
SGR
CYG
AQL
VUL
VUL
TEL
AQL
PAV
PAV
VUL
AQL
PAV
AQL
AQL
SGR
LYR
CRA
AQL
AQL
TEL
PAV
TEL
PAV
PAV
AQL
PAV
AQL
PAV
Con
19 43.6
19 43.1
19 42.7
19 41.3
19 40.9
19 40.0
19 37.3
19 31.6
19 30.6
19 27.2
19 26.9
19 26.1
19 25.4
19 24.0
19 23.2
19 18.5
19 18.4
19 18.4
19 16.8
19 16.6
19 16.6
19 16.5
19 15.0
19 14.6
19 13.9
19 11.4
19 11.4
19 10.9
19 09.8
19 08.7
19 07.8
19 07.8
19 07.6
58 40
23 18
10 19
40 11
26 51
30 58
46 23
09 13
20 16
25 08
54 57
03 31
63 52
59 55
22 11
01 36
60 31
06 33
00 55
16 16
30 11
40 11
04 53
02 42
56 19
57 03
50 39
59 59
63 51
04 41
61 22
04 14
68 55
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
OC
GX
OC
OC
GC
OC
PN
OC
OC
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
OC
PN
GX
PN
OC
OC
GC
GX
OC/NE
PN
GX
GX
GX
GC
GX
OC
GX
OC
GX
Type
11.6
7.1
11.3
7.3
6.3
6.8
12.0
8.8
12.1
12.1
11.0
12.3
11.6
11.4
8.4
12.2
12.7
11.6
11.1
12.1
5.3
8.3
10.6
12.1
7.5
11.3
Mag
8.8
h 2041
h 2042
h 2043
7.0
1.20 0.90
h 2049
26, 29, 30
11
18, 19
h 2045
3.00 2.80
0
5, 11
Foxhead Cluster, CH 16
5.00
25
11
19.0
5, 11
18, 19
11, 18, 19
11
15.00
1.1
5.0
5.00
29
0
18, 19
26, 29, 30
1.60 1.40
2.90 0.90
26, 29, 30
2.40 2.00
18, 19
11
h 2039
26, 29, 30
18, 19
7.00
18, 19
26, 29, 30
0.60
2.2 1.5
1.90
20.00
11
25, 29
18, 19
small asterism
29
18, 19
1.20 1.10
1.40
2.3 1.7
h 2032
29
2.40 2.10
0
25, 29
1.80 0.90
26, 29, 30
26, 29, 30
29.00
Pavo Globular Cluster
20.10 12.90
26, 29, 30
18, 19
4.00
h 2031
2.40 0.90
29, 30
18, 19
h 2030
Map no.
15.00
Name/Notes
1.80 1.50
Size
175
6838/M 71
h 2056
6864/M 75
h 2064
6873
6871
h 2067
h 2068
6854
h 3808
6861
6863
h 2065
6874
6866
H VII-59 *
H VIII-86
6851
h 3807
h 3811
6858
h 2061
H III-144
6849
6857
h 2060
6848
6853/M 27
h 2063
h 3805
6856
H II-202
h 3804
6843
6847
h 2059
6839
6837
H VIII-18
6840
6834
H VIII-16 *
H VIII-19
6830
H VII-9 *
H VI-16
6832
6828
H IV-73 *
H VIII-73
6826
H IV-51 *
h 2053
6808
6818
h 3794
6824
H II-878
SGE
CYG
TEL
SGR
CYG
TEL
AQL
CYG
TEL
AQL
TEL
SGR
CYG
VUL
CYG
VUL
AQL
AQL
SGE
SGE
AQL
CYG
VUL
AQL
DRA
CYG
SGR
PAV
CYG
20 08.3
20 07.8
20 07.3
20 06.1
20 05.9
20 05.7
20 05.1
20 03.7
20 03.6
20 03.1
20 02.8
20 06.2
20 01.9
19 59.6
19 59.3
19 57.0
19 56.1
19 55.3
19 54.5
19 53.8
19 53.5
19 52.2
19 51.0
19 50.4
19 48.1
19 44.8
19 44.0
19 43.9
19 43.7
21 06
38 14
48 22
21 55
35 47
54 23
03 34
44 00
48 17
11 16
56 05
40 12
33 31
22 43
56 08
29 20
12 09
12 06
17 54
18 47
11 41
29 25
23 04
07 55
59 25
50 31
14 09
70 39
56 07
OC
OC/NE
GX
GC
OC
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
PN
PN
OC/NE
OCDN/
NE
OC
OC
OC/NE
GC
OC
OC
OC
OC/NE
OC/NE
PN
PN
GX
GX
11.1
8.6
5.2
12.3
7.6
11.7
11.6
12.0
11.4p
7.4
8.4
12.0
7.8
7.9
8.8
9.3
11.6
12.2
h 2054
h 2055
6.00
0
6.7
3.0 2.0
includes Struve 2631
h 2069
includes Struve 2630
11
5, 11
25, 29
25
5, 11
6.80
30.0
26, 29
19
5, 11
small starchain
asterism
Kite Cluster, CH 7, h
2066
25, 29
11, 19
26, 29, 30
25, 29
11
11
2.00 1.30
7.0
2.00 1.50
5.0
2.40 1.00
1.9 1.1
0.60
h 2062
1, 2, 5
0
3.00
11, 18, 19
11, 18, 19
11, 18, 19
11
Dumbbell Nebula
h 2058
11, 18, 19
11, 18, 19
11
11
18, 19
1, 2, 5
5, 11
18, 19, 25
26, 29, 30
7.20
h 2057
h 2052
6.00
3.0
h 2051
Blinking Planetary,
h 2050
0.60
Little Gem Nebula,

h 2047
0.80
1.6 0.9
1.90 1.40
176
CYG
SGR
6903
6913/M 29
6946
H IV-76 *
MIC
6934
H I-103 *
6925
6926
H III-142
6940
6923
h 3832
h 3834
6939
H VI-42 *
H VII-8 *
DEL
6909
h 3828
CEP
VUL
AQL
MIC
CEP
TEL
CAP
6902
6907
h 3827
H III-141
CAP
CYG
DEL
VUL
TEL
PAV
h 2073
6893
h 3825
h 2078
6880
h 3820
PAV
6910
6877
h 3818
PAV
H VIII-56 *
6876
h 3817
SGR
TEL
6904
6890
h 3824
6905
6887
h 3822
PAV
H IV-16 *
6872
h 3816
CYG
CYG
CYG
h 2074
6894
H IV-13
TEL
6875
6895
h 3819
H VIII-20 *
H VIII-83
VUL
6888
6885
H IV-72
CYG
VUL
6883
TEL
6882
6870
h 3815
TEL
H VIII-22 *
6868
h 3814
Con
h 2070
NGC/M
Herschel
20 34.8
20 34.6
20 34.3
20 34.2
20 33.1
20 31.7
20 31.4
20 27.7
20 25.1
20 24.5
20 23.9
20 23.6
20 23.1
20 22.4
20 21.8
20 20.8
20 19.5
20 18.6
20 18.3
20 18.3
20 17.2
20 16.9
20 16.4
20 16.4
20 13.2
20 12.0
20 12.0
20 11.7
20 11.3
20 10.2
20 09.9
60 09
28 18
31 59
07 24
02 01
30 50
60 38
47 02
24 49
43 39
38 32
19 19
40 47
20 07
25 45
48 14
70 52
70 51
70 52
44 48
52 47
70 46
30 34
50 14
46 09
26 29
38 21
26 33
35 51
48 17
48 23
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
OC
GX
GC
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
PN
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
OC/NE
GX
OC
DN
OC
OC
GX
GX
Type
9.0
6.3
11.3
8.9
12.5
11.9
7.8
11.6
11.1
10.9
6.6
11.9
7.4
11.1
11.7
12.3
12.2
10.7
12.2
12.0
11.7
12.3
12.0
8.1
10.0p
8.1
8.0
12.4
10.6
Mag
h 2072
26, 29, 30
1.10 0.60
11.5 9.8
25.00
4.4 1.1
7.10
2.0 1.4
h 2084, in field with

H VI-42
h 2081
h 2079
1, 2, 5
11
25
19
19
25
1, 2, 5
2.60 1.30
25, 29
h 2083, in field with
H IV-76
25, 29
25
10.00
h 2076
5, 11
19, 25
5, 11
11, 19
11
25, 29
2.20 1.10
3.40 2.60
5.6 3.9
10.00
1.5
CH 6
h 2077
10.00
0
Blue Flash Nebula,

h 2075
1.20
3.0
2.60 1.70
2.0 0.9
26, 29, 30
26, 29, 30
2.70 2.40
0
26, 29
25, 29
1.60 1.3
3.2 1.3
26, 29, 30
11
6.00 1.50
0.90
25, 29
11
5, 11
5, 11
h 2071
Crescent Nebula
2.4 1.4
20.00
18.0 13.0
20.00
11
5, 11
0
25, 29
35.0
25, 29
Map no.
2.60 1.30
Name/Notes
3.60 2.80
Size
177
6970
6981/M 72
6989
6996
6992
6997
6991
6995
6984
6987
7000
7023
7008
7006
7011
7013
7002
7009
h 3842
h 2090
H VIII-82
h 2094
H V-14
H VIII-58
H VIII-76
h 2093
h 3845
h 3846
H V-37 *
H IV-74
H I-192 *
H I-52 *
h 2101
H II-203
h 3848
H IV-1 *
MIC
6958
6979
6962
H II-426
h 3841
6960
H V-15
H II-206
AQR
6943
h 3838
OCT
AQR
IND
CYG
CYG
DEL
CYG
CEP
CYG
IND
IND
CYG
CYG
CYG
CYG
CYG
CYG
AQR
IND
CYG
CYG
PAV
DEL
6920
PAV
DEL
6956
6932
h 3833
H III-219
6950
H VIII-23
IND
IND
VUL
h 3829
6935
6942
h 3835
h 3837
6938
H VIII-17
21 04.2
21 03.6
21 03.6
21 01.9
21 01.5
21 00.6
21 00.5
20 58.8
20 58.0
20 57.9
20 57.1
20 56.6
20 56.5
20 56.4
20 56.4
20 54.1
20 53.5
20 52.1
20 51.0
20 48.6
20 47.3
20 45.7
20 44.5
20 44.0
20 43.9
20 42.1
20 41.2
20 40.8
20 38.4
20 34.8
11 22
49 01
29 54
49 19
16 11
54 33
68 10
44 20
48 37
51 52
31 13
47 25
44 38
31 43
45 28
45 17
12 32
48 48
32 09
38 00
00 19
30 43
68 45
12 31
80 00
73 37
16 38
54 19
52 06
22 15
PN
GX
GX
OC/NE
GC
PN
DNOC
DN
GX
GX
SR
OC
OC
SR
OC
OC/NE
GC
GX
SR
GX
GX
SR
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
OC/NE
8.0
12.4
11.5
10.6
10.7
7.1p
4.0p
12.5
12.5
7.0
10.0
7.0
10.0
9.2
12.3
11.3
12.2
7.0
11.3
12.4
11.5
12.4
11.7
11.9
5.0
30
19, 25
6.60
0.6
1.50 1.20
Saturn Nebula, h 2098,
Struve 8N
h 2102
h 2097
3.60
4.00 1.40
h 2099
1.40
Mini-Hyades Cluster
Iris Nebula
10.00 8.00
North America Nebula,

h 2096
120.0
100.00
19, 25
25, 26, 29
11
2, 5, 11
11, 19
2, 5
1, 2, 5
5, 11
25, 26, 29
11
5, 11
26, 29
part of Veil/Filamentary/
Cirrus Nebula, h 2093
h 2091
5, 11
1.40 1.20
in North America
Nebula
1.80 1.20
12.0
8.00
11
5, 11
60.0 8.0
5, 11
5.00
0
25, 26, 29
1.00 0.60
Cirrus Nebula, h 2092
11
25
7.00 3.00
2.5 1.9
Cirrus Nebula
h 2087
2.90 2.20
19
11
26, 29, 30
11, 19
Nebula, h 2088
h 2086
26, 29, 30
70.00 0.60
11, 19
4.00 2.20
1.90
1.8 1.5
2.20 1.60
h 2085
26, 29
2.1 1.8
26, 29
11
2.10 1.60
h 2082
0
8.00
178
7067
H VII-50
7084
7092/M 39
7079
7089/M 2
7093
7083
7090
h 2123
h 2126
h 3869
h 2125
h 2127
h 3870
h 3872
7070
7062
H VII-51 *
7086
7058
h 2115
h 3866
7055
h 2114
H VI-32 *
7049
h 3860
7078/M 15
7041
h 3859
7082
7038
h 3858
h 2120
7050
h 2111
H VII-52
7042
H III-209
7059
7044
H VI-24 *
h 3862
7029
h 3856
7063
7020 7021
h 3853 h 3854
7071
7039
h 2107
h 2117
7037
h 2106
h 2119
7014
7031
H VIII-74
7036
7024
H VIII-57
h 3852
7007
h 3850
h 2104
NGC/M
Herschel
IND
IND
CYG
AQR
GRU
CYG
PEG
GRU
CYG
PEG
CYG
PAV
CYG
CYG
CYG
CYG
CYG
CEP
IND
IND
IND
CYG
PEG
OC
IND
PAV
CYG
CYG
PEG
IND
CYG
CYG
IND
Con
21 36.5
21 35.7
21 34.8
21 33.5
21 32.5
21 32.2
21 31.8
21 30.5
21 30.5
21 30.0
21 29.4
21 27.4
21 26.5
21 24.4
21 24.2
21 23.2
21 21.0
21 19.4
21 19.0
21 16.5
21 15.2
21 15.1
21 13.8
21 12.9
21 11.9
21 11.4
21 11.2
21 10.7
21 10.2
21 07.9
21 07.3
21 06.0
21 05.5
54 33
63 54
46 01
00 49
44 05
48 26
17 25
43 06
51 35
12 10
47 05
60 01
47 57
36 30
48 01
46 23
50 48
57 35
48 34
48 22
47 13
36 12
13 33
42 29
49 17
64 03
45 39
33 43
15 27
47 11
50 50
41 30
52 33
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
OC/NE
GC
GX
OC
OC
GX
OC
GC
OC
GX
OC/NE
OC
OC
OC
OC/NE
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC
OC/NE
OC/NE
GX
OC
OC/NE
GX
Type
10.7
11.1
6.6
11.5
4.6
12.1
8.4
6.3
7.2
11.8
7.0
9.7
8.3
10.6
11.1
12.0
12.0
12.0
11.4
11.8
7.6
12.3
9.1
11.9
Mag
h 2110
25, 26, 29
25, 26
9.0
12.0
20.0
7.3 1.2
26, 29
26, 29
0
2, 6, 11
19
20, 25, 26
2, 11
11, 19
20, 25, 26
2, 5
Struve 9N
h 2124
3.90 2.30
16.00
2.0 1.2
31.00
2.40 1.90
11, 19
2, 11
18.00
24.0
26, 29
0
h 2122
11
2, 11
3.30 1.70
trapezium/star chain
asterism
h 2118
3.00
2, 11
2, 11
h 2116
5.00
0
2, 5
4.0
2, 5
25, 26
3.6 1.5
4.50 3.00
25, 26
11
11, 19
3.10 1.40
2.00 1.80
7.0
2, 11
26, 29, 30
3.5 1.6
2.50 1.40
2, 11
0
11
15.00
11, 19
25, 26, 29
2, 5
11
26, 29
Map no.
1.7 1.4
h 2105
h 2103
15.00
Name/Notes
2.00 1.20
Size
179
7154
7175
7167
7177
7166
7171
7172
7173
7176
7168
7183
h 2141
h 3905
H II-247
h 3903
H III-692
h 3908
h 3909
h 3911
h 3904
H II-595
7156
H III-452
7155
7160
H VIII-67 *
h 3900
7145
h 3895
h 3899
7144
h 3894
7135
h 3891
7123
7125
h 3887
7140 7141
7126
h 3889
h 3892 h 3893
7130
h 3890
h 3886
7124
7118
h 3884
7137
7142
H VII-66 *
H II-261
7098
h 3876
h 3888
7127
h 3874
7128
7096
H IV-75
H VII-40 *
7129
h 2128 h 3878
h 2129
7097
7099/M 30
h 3877
7095
h 3875
AQR
IND
PSA
PSA
PSA
AQR
GRU
PEG
AQR
CYG
IND
PSA
PEG
CEP
GRU
GRU
IND
IND
PSA
IND
IND
PSA
PEG
IND
GRU
CEP
OCT
CYG
CYG
IND
CEP
CAP
GRU
GRU
22 02.4
22 02.1
22 02.1
22 02.0
22 02.0
22 01.0
22 00.7
22 00.7
22 00.5
21 58.8
21 56.2
21 55.4
21 54.6
21 53.7
21 53.3
21 52.7
21 52.2
21 50.8
21 49.8
21 49.3
21 49.3
21 48.3
21 48.2
21 48.1
21 46.1
21 45.9
21 44.3
21 44.0
21 43.9
21 41.3
21 41.3
21 40.4
21 40.3
21 40.2
18 56
51 45
31 59
31 58
31 52
13 16
43 25
17 44
24 38
54 49
49 32
34 49
02 57
62 36
47 53
48 15
55 34
70 20
34 53
60 43
60 37
34 57
22 10
50 34
48 21
65 48
75 07
53 43
54 37
63 54
66 06
23 11
42 32
42 32
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
OC
GX
OCDN
GC
GX
GX
12.0
11.9
11.5
11.9
11.8
12.2
11.8
11.2
12.2
12.2
12.3
12.5
6.1
11.1
10.9
11.7
11.7
11.7
11.8
12.2
12.1
12.4
12.4
12.5
9.3
11.3
9.7
11.9
11.5p
6.9
11.6
11.4
0
3.80 1.10
1.9 1.4
0.80
1.2 0.9
2.40 1.30
2.6 1.5
2.40 0.90
3.2 2.1
h 2142
h 2138
12, 19, 20,

25
26
20, 25
20, 25
20, 25
12, 19, 20
20, 25, 26
6, 11, 12, 19
20, 25
0
2, 5
26
20, 25, 26
19
2, 5
h 2139
h 2135
20, 25, 26
25, 26
26, 29
26, 29, 30
20, 25, 26
1.70 1.30
2.30 2.00
2.2 1.8
1.70 1.40
5.0
2.50 2.30
3.7 3.6
4.10 3.00
3.0 1.1
2.10 1.80
3.0 2.1
26, 29
26, 29
2.80 1.30
0
20, 25, 26
1.60 1.50
h 2136
26
11
h 2132
1.60 1.40
2.8 1.1
25, 26
12.00
1.40 1.10
26, 30
2, 5
4.00 2.60
h 2134
2, 5
6.0
2, 5
26, 29
1, 2, 5
4.00
h 2130
Small Cluster Nebula, h

2131
25
20, 25, 26
20, 25, 26
1.80 1.60
7.0
12.00
1.8 1.2
4.00 3.30
180
7219
7225
7229
7245
7243
7232
h 3927
h 3929
h 3930
H VI-29
H VIII-75 *
h 3931
7314
7302
H IV-31
h 3949
GRU
7284
H II-469
7307
7296
H VII-41 *
7309
7280
H II-248
h 3947
7281
h 2161
H II-476
AQR
7267
h 3938
CEP
PSA
AQR
AQR
LAC
PEG
CEP
PSA
AQR
7261
7252
H III-458
LAC
GRU
GRU
LAC
LAC
PSA
PSA
TUC
IND
CEP
PSA
AQR
PSA
GRU
IND
PEG
IND
LAC
IND
IND
PEG
AQR
AQR
Con
h 2159
7233
7216
h 3925
7248
7235 7234
h 2154 H VIII-63
H III-863
7221
h 3928
h 3932
7214
7213
h 3924
7218
7205
h 3919
H II-897
7217
H II-207 *
h 3926
7196
h 3915
7179
h 3907
7192
7193
h 2145
7209
7185
h 2144
H VII-53 *
7184
H II-1
h 3914
NGC/M
Herschel
22 35.8
22 34.3
22 33.8
22 32.4
22 28.6
22 28.2
22 26.5
22 24.7
22 24.3
22 20.7
22 20.4
22 16.9
22 15.8
22 15.7
22 15.3
22 15.3
22 14.0
22 13.2
22 13.1
22 12.6
22 12.6
22 11.3
22 10.2
22 09.1
22 09.3
22 08.5
22 07.9
22 06.0
22 05.2
22 06.8
22 04.8
22 03.6
22 03.1
22 02.7
26 03
10 21
40 57
14 07
24 51
52 17
16 09
57 50
33 41
24 41
58 05
40 30
45 51
45 51
49 53
54 20
29 25
26 09
64 51
68 40
57 17
30 37
16 40
27 49
47 10
57 25
31 22
50 07
46 30
64 19
64 03
10 49
20 28
20 49
RA (2000.0) Dec
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
OC
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
Type
10.8
12.5
12.2
12.3
12.0
9.7p
12.1
12.0
11.1
8.4
12.5
12.2
12.0
6.4
9.2
12.5
12.3
12.4
12.5
7.7
12.1
12.0
12.5
10.1
10.8
10.2
11.4
7.7
11.2
12.5
12.2
11.1
Mag
20, 25
h 2165
4.60 2.00
20
20, 25, 26
12, 19, 20
3.4 1.0
2.00 1.70
12, 19, 20
20
6, 12, 19
h 2167
h 3943
1.80 1.10
2.3 1.6
4.00
2.1 1.5
2, 5
0
20, 25
h 2160
2, 5
20
12.00
h 3934
2, 6, 11
20, 25, 26
20, 25, 26
1.60 1.40
2.10 1.70
6.0
1.80 0.90
1.7 1.3
h 2155
30.00
2.60 1.00
20, 25
2
h 2157
5.00
20, 25
26, 29
26, 29, 30
1.80 1.50
2.0 1.0
1.70 1.00
1.7 1.0
2, 5
20, 25
4.00
12, 19, 20
2.00 1.60
2.60 1.10
2.2 1.4
h 2150
20, 25, 26
3.10 2.80
0
26, 29
4.00 2.00
26
6, 11
h 2149
2, 6, 11
6, 12, 19
26, 29
4.00 3.40
26, 29
20, 25
20, 25
Map no.
2.50 1.90
15.00
1.9 1.8
2.00 0.80
5.0
h 2147
h 2143
5.90 1.30
2.30 1.50
Name/Notes
Size
181
7448
7457
7454
7465
h 3962
H II-251 *
H II-212
H II-249
H III-211
7469
7417
h 2196
H III-230
7438
h 3965
7462
7424
h 3964
h 3968
7421
h 3963
7456
7418
H III-576
h 3966 h 3967
7429
7426
h 2139
7410
7412
h 3960
7419
H VII-43
h 3961
7392
H II-702
LAC
7394
7386
H III-217
7391
7385
H III-216
h 2188
7377
H II-598
H II-443
PEG
7380
H VIII-77 *
GRU
PEG
GRU
GRU
PEG
PEG
PEG
PEG
TUC
CAS
GRU
GRU
GRU
LAC
CEP
GRU
GRU
CEP
AQR
AQR
PEG
AQR
CEP
AQR
7368
7371
H II-477
PSA
TUC
CEP
CEP
PEG
PEG
PEG
h 3955
7329
7361
h 3851
h 3954
7352
7354
7339
H II-234
H II-705
7332
H II-233
h 2177
7331
H I-53 *
23 03.3
23 02.8
23 02.1
23 02.0
23 01.1
23 01.0
23 00.1
22 57.8
22 57.6
22 57.3
22 56.9
22 56.6
22 56.1
22 55.9
22 55.8
22 55.0
22 54.3
22 51.8
22 50.7
22 50.6
22 50.0
22 49.9
22 47.8
22 47.0
22 46.1
22 45.6
22 42.3
22 40.5
22 40.4
22 39.7
22 37.8
22 37.4
22 37.1
08 52
40 50
39 35
15 58
16 23
30 09
15 59
65 02
54 21
41 04
37 21
37 02
36 21
59 59
42 39
39 40
60 50
20 36
01 31
52 10
11 42
11 36
22 19
58 06
11 00
39 20
30 03
66 28
61 17
57 24
23 47
23 48
34 25
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
OCDN
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
OC/NE
GX
GX
GX
12.0
11.4
11.7
12.3
11.8
11.0
11.4
12.4
10.2
11.7
11.0
12.4
11.1
10.4
13.0
11.8
12.2
12.5
12.2
11.0
7.2
11.6
12.4
12.3
11.6
12.2
12.3
11.0
9.5
0
3.7 2.7
h 2184
15.0
2, 5
20, 25
4.30 2.30
2.20 1.80
1.4 1.0
12
20, 26
0
4.30 0.80
0
20, 26
5.50 1.60
h 2204
6, 12
6, 12
2.20 1.60
h 2203
h 2201
2.60 1.20
26
6, 12, 19
h 2199
2.40 1.60
9.5 8.1
20
0
20
2.00 1.90
6
3.50 2.60
1.70 1.40
h 2192
20, 26
0
5.2 1.6
20, 26
2, 5
20
3.80 2.80
h 2190
6.00
12, 19
6, 12, 19
6, 12, 19
20
12, 19, 20
20, 26
20
26, 29
h 2186
2.20 1.40
0
h 2185
1.70 1.50
8.0 5.0
h 2183
1.3 1.1
1.80 1.10
h 2181
3.00 2.50
0
CH 19, h 2182
20.00
0
h 2180
2.00
2.9 0.6
3.90 1.00
2, 5
h 2178
h 2173
h 2172
0.60
2.80 0.70
4.1 1.1
10.20 4.20
182
AQR
GRU
7541
7531
7550
7562
7552
7585
h 3975
H III-181
H II-467
h 3977
H II-236
PEG
TUC
7637
7680
7678
7676
7686
h 3984
H III-860
H II-226
h 3995
H VIII-69 *
TUC
AND
PEG
OCT
AND
7650
7662
H IV-18 *
CAS
GRU
AND
PEG
CAS
PEG
PEG
GRU
h 3989
7632
7640
H II-600
7654/M 52
7626
H II-440
h 3985
7635
H IV-52
h 2238
7625
H II-250
GRU
7599
7619
h 3981
7606
H I-104 *
H II-439
AQR
7590
h 3980
AQR
7582
7600
h 3978
H II-431
GRU
PSC
PEG
GRU
PSC
CEP
PEG
SCL
CEP
H II-430
7507
H II-2
7515
7510
H VII-44 *
GRU
7538
7496
h 3973
PEG
H III-220
7497
H III-203 *
AQR
SCL
PEG
Con
H II-706
7484
7492
h 3971 h 3972
7479
H I-55 *
H III-558
NGC/M
Herschel
23 30.2
23 28.9
23 28.5
23 28.5
23 26.5
23 25.9
23 25.3
23 24.2
23 22.1
23 22.1
23 20.7
23 20.7
23 20.5
23 20.2
23 19.3
23 19.1
23 18.9
23 18.9
23 18.4
23 18.0
23 16.2
23 16.0
23 15.3
23 14.8
23 14.7
23 13.5
23 12.9
23 12.1
23 11.5
23 09.8
23 09.1
23 08.4
23 07.1
23 04.9
49 08
59 43
22 25
32 24
81 55
42 33
57 48
61 35
42 30
40 51
08 13
61 12
17 14
08 12
42 15
08 29
42 14
07 35
42 22
04 39
42 35
06 41
18 57
43 36
04 32
61 31
12 41
28 32
60 34
43 26
18 11
15 37
36 16
12 19
RA (2000.0) Dec
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
PN
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
DN
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
DN
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GC
GX
GX
Type
5.6
11.7
11.8
12.5
12.5
8.3
12.5
6.9
12.1
11.1
11.2
11.0p
11.9
11.1
11.5
10.8
11.3
11.9
10.5
11.4
10.6
11.6
12.2
11.3
11.7
12.5
10.4
7.9
11.1
12.3
11.2
11.2
10.9
Mag
h 2205
h 2219
h 2223
15.00
1.6 0.9
2.50 1.70
1.9
2.10 1.90
0.60
1.4 1.1
16.00
2.4 1.2
h 2249
h 2245
h 2246
Blue Snowball, h 2241
h 2236
10.50 1.80
0
h 2233
2.60 2.30
h 2232
Bubble Nebula, h 2235
h 2230
15.00 8.00
1.6 1.4
2.50 2.30
4.4 1.4
in GRU Quartet
h 2228 h 3982
0
in GRU Quartet
2.6 1.0
5.40 2.10
h 2227
0
2.50 1.00
5.0 2.3
in GRU Quartet
h 2226 h 3979
0
in GRU Quartet
2.30 2.00
3.4 2.7
1.4 1.2
2.20 1.70
h 2216
h 2214
h 2211 h 3974
4.50 1.70
3.5 1.2
9.00 6.00
1.7 1.6
2.80 2.70
7.0
h 2213
h 2209
4.40 1.70
3.30 3.10
h 2208
1.8 1.7
4.20
4.00 3.10
0
Name/Notes
Size
2, 6
26
30
2, 6
26
20, 26
2, 6
12
6, 12
12
20, 26
12
20, 26
12
20, 26
12
20, 26
12
6, 12
20, 26
12
6, 12
20
2, 5
20, 26
6, 12
12, 20
20
6, 12
Map no.
183
7795
7796
7798
h 2287
h 4009
H II-232
7789
H VI-30 *
7790
7788
h 2283
H VII-56 *
7785
H II-468
PEG
7772
7782
h 2276
7771
H III-233
PEG
7769
PEG
PHE
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
PSC
PSC
PEG
PHE
PEG
CEP
PSC
SCL
PEG
H II-231
7755
h 4005
H II-230
7753
H II-213
PHE
CEP
7764
7744
h 4003
h 4006
7748
h 2266
PEG
PEG
7768
7743
H II-256
h 2273
7742
H II-255
PEG
AQR
7757
7741
H II-208
7762
7727
H I-111 *
AQR
H VII-55
7723
H I-110 *
AQR
PEG
SCL
PSC
PSC
PEG
PHE
CEP
PHE
PHE
h 2270
7721
h 2258
H II-432
7716
h 2257
7713
7714
H II-244
7720
7711
h 3999
H III-146
7702
H VIII-62
h 4000
7690
7708
h 3997
7689
h 3996
23 59.4
23 59.0
23 58.7
23 58.4
23 57.0
23 56.7
23 55.3
23 53.9
23 51.8
23 51.4
23 51.1
23 50.9
23 50.9
23 49.8
23 48.8
23 47.9
23 47.1
23 45.0
23 45.0
23 44.4
23 44.3
23 43.9
23 39.9
23 38.9
23 38.8
23 38.5
23 36.5
23 36.5
23 36.2
23 35.7
23 35.4
23 34.3
23 32.9
23 32.7
20 45
55 27
60 00
61 13
56 44
61 24
05 55
07 58
16 15
20 07
20 09
40 44
27 10
68 02
04 10
30 31
29 29
42 55
69 45
09 56
10 46
26 05
12 18
12 58
06 31
27 02
37 56
00 18
02 09
15 18
56 00
72 55
51 41
54 05
GX
GX
OC/NE
OC
OC
OC
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC
GX
GX
GX
GX
DN/NE
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
GX
OC/NE
GX
GX
12.3
11.5
8.5
6.7
9.4
11.6
12.3
12.1
12.0
12.3
12.3
10.0
12.4
11.7
12.2
11.9
7.1p
11.4
11.6
11.0
10.6
11.2
11.6
12.4
10.9
12.0
12.2
12.1
12.2
12.2
11.5
26
12
h 2274
h 2275
2.40 1.10
h 2285
5.00
2
26
6
2.20 1.90
1.40 1.30
h 229
2
2
2
Carolines Cluster,
CH 14, h 2284
12
25.00
h 2282
2.50 1.30
12
6, 12
6, 12
6, 12
4.00
h 2281
2.20 1.30
5.0
3.2 2.7
20
2
6
h 2272
20
2.00 1.50
1.60 1.30
15.00
2.4 1.7
3.80 2.80
3.3 2.1
20, 26
2
h 2268
6, 12
12
2.20 1.80
h 2264
12, 20
12, 20
12
2.80 2.40
1.7
4.50 2.90
4.7 3.5
h 2262
h 2261
3.50 2.20
0
h 2260
2.80 1.10
0
h 2259
1.60 1.30
4.5 1.8
20
12
2.20 1.80
0
12
1.90 1.40
26
1, 2
6, 12
h 2256
h 2255
26
2.60 1.30
2.10 1.20
2.1 0.8
2.80 1.90

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The Cambridge Atlas of Herschel Objects

THE CAMBRIDGE ATLAS OF

cambridge university press

Who were the Herschels?

The Herschels telescopes

The Herschel designations

Map parameters and selection criteria

Some recommended references

About the authors

Appendix A: Constellation table

Appendix B: The Cambridge Atlas

We are very pleased to present what is the first major

Who were the Herschels?

clusters, nebulae, and what we know today as

The Cambridge Atlas of Herschel Objects

strange looking comet. Others agreed with him and

Sir John Herschel

also became famous as an astronomer. But in

The Herschels telescopes

The Herschels telescopes

optics did not appear until long after Herschels

The 20-foot telescopes

revealing over 2,000 previously unknown star clusters

The great 40-foot telescope

The Cambridge Atlas of Herschel Objects

one of its first mirrors, Herschel climbed into the

The Herschel designations

nebulae (which included many galaxies, again the

The Herschel designations

research showing that they had indeed been seen by

position), theres the case of objects the Herschels

In a situation analogous to the saga of the famed

A fair number of William Herschels discoveries were

The Cambridge Atlas of Herschel Objects

theres H IV 50 (NGC 6229) in Hercules. William

in the eyepiece of the telescope showed nebulae to

Map parameters and selection criteria

They show over 2,500 of the brighter Herschel

by dashed lavender lines. (Note that all of the lines

The Cambridge Atlas of Herschel Objects

play in determining if a given telescope will resolve

equilibrium with the cooling night air. During this

Optical quality and collimation

either side of focus are the most to be feared, since

this adage has proven itself time and again. Typical

Training the eye

The Cambridge Atlas of Herschel Objects

as the hormone rhodopsin (often called visual

January and February. Another can be found by

state of atmospheric steadiness and transparency.

possible. Some observers spend far more time writing

The Cambridge Atlas of Herschel Objects

We conclude this section on an aesthetic and

Many of these can be seen in the smallest of glasses,

19.50 11.50 Dim companion to

Magnitude very uncertain

Mirachs (Beta AND)

68.70 41.60 Triangulum Galaxy Huge

19.00 12.90 8,000,000 LY

Small Magellanic Cloud

Double Cluster. 7,100 LY

Double Cluster. 7,100 LY