Constellation Crater (Cup)

Properties

Crater is an inconspicuous constellation just west of Corvus. The three brightest stars form a right triangle with the hypotenuse in the south. The area of the constellation is 282 square degrees and the center culminates around midnight on March 12th. ^{[9, 15]}

Stars with Proper Names:

α Crt: Alkes

Data for constellation Crater ^[150]
IAU Name	Crater
IAU Genitive	Crateris
IAU Abbr.	Crt
English Name	Cup
Season (47° N)	January … May
Right Ascension	10^h 51^m 06^s … 11^h 56^m 24^s
Declination	-25° 11' 45" … -06° 39' 44"
Area	282 deg²
Neighbours (N↻)	Leo, Sex, Hya, Crv, Vir

Mythology and History

Crater is an ancient constellation that represents the golden chalice of Apollo and is associated with the neighboring Corvus in the legend. In the course of the Christianization of the sky, the constellation was renamed to one of the stone water jugs of Cana, but also to the chalice of the passion of Christ, in vain. ^{[7, 20]}

Catalogs

Yale Bright Star Catalogue, 5th Revised Ed. (Hoffleit+, 1991) ^[154]
HR	B	F	DM	HD	SAO	FK5	IR	M*	ADS	VarID	RA	Dec	vMag	spType	dMag	Sep ["]	Remarks
HR 4252			BD-14 3213	94386	156302						10 53 32.9	-15 26 44	6.38	K3IV
HR 4255			BD-12 3293	94481	156310	2871					10 54 17.8	-13 45 29	5.66	G4III
HR 4284			BD-15 3174	95234	156372		I				10 59 30.9	-16 21 14	5.89	M2III
HR 4287	α	7	BD-17 3273	95272	156375	1283	I				10 59 46.5	-18 17 56	4.08	K0+III			G:61 Cyg group.,N:Alkes.
HR 4289			BD-13 3271	95314	156382		I				11 00 11.6	-14 05 00	5.88	K5III
HR 4297			BD-15 3178	95441	156396						11 00 57.2	-15 47 34	6.34	K0
HR 4305			BD-10 3184	95808	156421				8037		11 03 14.9	-11 18 13	5.50	G7-III	5.9	3.7	D:CPM.
HR 4308			BD-12 3333	95870	156427						11 03 36.5	-13 26 04	6.34	G5
HR 4315			BD-10 3190	96220	156448	1286					11 05 34.0	-11 05 20	6.09	F0Vn
HR 4343	β	11	BD-22 3095	97277	179624	421					11 11 39.5	-22 49 33	4.48	A2III
HR 4347	ψ		BD-17 3321	97411	156528				8086		11 12 30.4	-18 30 00	6.13	A0V	0.4	0.2	D:6.7 B9V, 7.1 A1V, 233.0y, a = 0.383". Astrometric binary. Combined mag., colors.
HR 4348			BD-20 3374	97428	179638						11 12 34.6	-21 44 57	6.40	K0
HR 4369			BD-06 3344	98088	138106	2900			8115	SV Crt	11 16 58.2	-07 08 05	6.14	A8IVpeSrCrSi	3.8	57.2	D:AB CPM. B, 11.5v at 1". C, optical.,SB:ADS 8115A, 5.90513d, K 74.7k/s, V0 -8.1k/s, msin3i 1.73, asini 5.98. Apsidal per. about 700 yrs. Rare example of,SB:an Ap star member of a close binary.,VAR:ADS 8115A, brighter component of the SB system, Alpha CV 6.32 - 6.35B, 5.90513d, two unequal max. Same rotation and,VAR:magnetic per., related var. EuII and SrII emission.
HR 4382	δ	12	BD-13 3345	98430	156605	426	I				11 19 20.5	-14 46 43	3.56	G8III-IV
HR 4395	λ	13	BD-17 3367	98991	156646						11 23 21.9	-18 46 48	5.09	F5III			SB:1940d, K 6.9k/s, V0 +13.0k/s, asini 144. Orbit questioned by Morbey and Griffin (1987, ApJ, 317, 343). Period,SB:may be correct, but large errors in elements. Orbital eccentricity may be high. Unresolved by speckle interferometry,SB:1982.17 and 1983.10.
HR 4402	ε	14	BD-10 3260	99167	156658		I				11 24 36.6	-10 51 34	4.83	K5III
HR 4405	γ	15	BD-16 3244	99211	156661	431			8153		11 24 52.9	-17 41 02	4.08	A5V	4.8	5.3	DYN:0.017".
HR 4416	κ	16	BD-11 3098	99564	156685	2914		W			11 27 09.5	-12 21 24	5.94	F4III-IV	7.0	27.9
HR 4428			CD-2310009	99922	179935				8183		11 29 38.6	-24 27 48	5.76	A0V	3.0	8.3
HR 4440			BD-19 3285	100219	179964	2919					11 31 47.6	-20 46 36	6.24	F7IV
HR 4446			BD-07 3250	100343	138265	2921	I				11 32 47.5	-07 49 39	5.95	K4III
HR 4451			BD-15 3295	100418	156750						11 33 14.6	-16 16 50	6.05	F9III
HR 4468	θ	21	BD-08 3202	100889	138296	1299					11 36 40.9	-09 48 08	4.70	B9.5Vn			SB:About 150d.
HR 4488	ι	24	BD-12 3466	101198	156802			W			11 38 40.1	-13 12 07	5.48	F7V	5.4	1.4
HR 4489			CD-24 9867	101259	180065	2933					11 39 00.4	-24 43 16	6.42	G5
HR 4490			BD-13 3420	101369	156820	2934			8259		11 39 51.1	-14 28 07	6.21	A1V	6.0	7.8	D:CPM.
HR 4491			BD-15 3323	101370	156819		I			5284	11 39 50.4	-16 37 13	6.19	M3.5IIIBa0.2Ca1			VAR:Amp. 0.09V.
HR 4506			BD-19 3326	101695	180117						11 42 03.5	-20 17 38	6.22	K0
HR 4514	ζ	27	BD-17 3460	102070	156869	1301	I				11 44 45.8	-18 21 03	4.73	G8IIIa			G:Sirius group? UMa stream.
HR 4529			BD-09 3366	102574	156896			W			11 48 23.5	-10 18 48	6.26	F7V	3.3	88.4	S:Also classified G0III.
HR 4539			BD-15 3363	102845	156926						11 50 19.5	-15 51 50	6.13	K0
HR 4547			BD-11 3190	102990	156940	2947		W		5365	11 51 21.9	-12 11 16	6.35	F1III-IV	7.2	30.7
HR 4567	η	30	BD-16 3358	103632	156988	1309				5392	11 56 00.9	-17 09 03	5.18	A0V

Revised+Historic NGC/IC, Version 22/9, © Dr. Wolfgang Steinicke ^[277]
Galaxies
Name	RA	Dec	Type	bMag	vMag	Dim	Dreyer Description	Identification, Remarks
NGC 3422	10 51 17.4	-12 24 07	S0-a	15.0	14.1	1.3 × 0.3	2 neb, F, R	MCG -2-28-15
NGC 3431	10 51 15.0	-17 00 30	Sb	14.4	13.6	1.3 × 0.3	eF, S, E 130°, gbM	MCG -3-28-14, IRAS 10487-1644
NGC 3452	10 54 14.1	-11 24 18	Sa	14.9	14.0	1.1 × 0.3	eF, R, n of S *	MCG -2-28-19
NGC 3456	10 54 03.3	-16 01 39	SBc	13.3	12.6	1.7 × 1.2	eF, att to * 12 f	MCG -3-28-18, IRAS 10515-1545
NGC 3459	10 54 44.4	-17 02 30	Sab	14.2	13.4	1.6 × 0.5	vF, S, E, gbM	MCG -3-28-22, IRAS 10522-1646
NGC 3469	10 56 57.6	-14 18 01	SBab	13.9	13.1	1.7 × 1.2	eeF, S	MCG -2-28-24, NPM1G -14.0358
NGC 3479	10 58 55.4	-14 57 40	SBbc	13.8	13.0	1.8 × 1.3	eF, pS, E 90°, gbMN	NGC 3502, MCG -2-28-27, IRAS 10563-1441
NGC 3481	10 59 26.4	-07 32 39	Sab	14.6	13.8	0.9 × 0.7	eF, vS, rr, prob vF Cl, * 9 5' sf	MCG -1-28-16, IRAS 10569-0716
NGC 3497	11 07 18.1	-19 28 17	S0	12.9	11.9	2.6 × 1.5	vF, vS, iR, glbM	NGC 3525, NGC 3528, IC 2624, MCG -3-28-37, ESO 570-6
NGC 3508	11 02 59.7	-16 17 19	Sb	13.2	12.4	1.1 × 0.9	F, (H) S, (h) vL, bM, * nf inv	NGC 3505, IC 2622, MCG -3-28-31, IRAS 11005-1601
NGC 3511	11 03 23.7	-23 05 11	SBc	11.5	11.0	6 × 2.1	vF, vL, mE	ESO 502-13, MCG -4-26-20, UGCA 223, IRAS 11009-2248
NGC 3513	11 03 45.8	-23 14 39	SBb	11.9	11.5	2.9 × 2.4	vF, vL, mE	ESO 502-14, MCG -4-26-21, UGCA 224, IRAS 11013-2258
NGC 3514	11 03 59.9	-18 46 50	SBc	13.5	12.8	1.1 × 0.9	vF, pL, R, vgvlbM	ESO 570-1, MCG -3-28-35, IRAS 11015-1830
NGC 3520	11 07 08.7	-18 01 29	E1/P	14.9	13.8	1.3 × 1	eF, vS, iR, gbM, sev vF st inv	ESO 570-4, quadruple system
NGC 3529	11 07 19.2	-19 33 22	SBb	13.9	13.1	1 × 0.8	eF, S, R, vlbM, f of 2	IC 2625, ESO 570-7, MCG -3-28-38, IRAS 11048-1917
NGC 3537 1	11 08 26.5	-10 15 24	Sab	13.6	12.8	1.4 × 1.3	vF, S, vF st inv
NGC 3537 2	11 08 27.0	-10 15 32	S0	14.5	13.5	1 × 0.3	vF, S, vF st inv
NGC 3541	11 08 32.2	-10 29 31	Scd	15.2	14.5	1.4 × 1.3	Nebulous *	MCG -2-29-3, f comp 36" s
NGC 3546	11 09 46.7	-13 22 49	E-S0	14.4	13.4	1.6 × 0.9	Neb * 12, * 12 2' nf	MCG -2-29-7, NPM1G -13.0315
NGC 3565	11 07 47.8	-20 01 20	E/SB0	15.3	14.3	0.6 × 0.5	vF, vS, R, gbMN, 1st of 2	ESO 570-8, NPM1G -19.0363, v. close pair
NGC 3571	11 11 30.4	-18 17 24	SBa	13.0	12.1	3 × 0.9	pF, pL, iF, bM	NGC 3544, ESO 570-11, MCG -3-29-1
NGC 3591	11 14 03.2	-14 05 12	S0-a	14.2	13.3	1.3 × 0.9	vF, S, iR, lbM	MCG -2-29-12, NPM1G -13.0319
NGC 3597	11 14 42.0	-23 43 38	S0-a	13.6	12.7	1.8 × 1.4	vF, pS, R, bM	ESO 503-3, MCG -4-27-5, AM 1112-232, IRAS 11122-2327
NGC 3634	11 20 30.3	-09 00 49	E3	15.2	14.2	0.7 × 0.5	eF, eS, R, bMN, 85° dist 0'.4	MCG -1-29-8, VV 724
NGC 3635	11 20 31.3	-09 00 47	Sbc	15.3	14.5	1.7 × 0.6	eF, eS, R, bMN, 85° dist 0'.4	MCG -1-29-9, VV 724, NPM1G -08.0342
NGC 3636	11 20 25.0	-10 16 55	E0	13.3	12.4	1.3 × 1.3	F, vS, R, lbM, * 7 f, p of 2	MCG -2-29-19, near SAO 156618
NGC 3637	11 20 39.6	-10 15 25	SB0	13.6	12.7	1.8 × 1.7	F, vS, R, psbM, * 7 p, f of 2	MCG -2-29-20, near SAO 156618
NGC 3638	11 20 09.9	-08 06 20	Sb	14.2	13.4	2.3 × 0.7	eF, vS, 2 st 10 f	MCG -1-29-7, IRAS 11176-0749
NGC 3660	11 23 32.2	-08 39 31	SBbc	12.7	11.9	2.8 × 2.3	F, pL, iR, vgbM	MCG -1-29-16, UGCA 234, MK 1291, IRAS 11210-0823
NGC 3661	11 23 38.3	-13 49 51	S0-a	14.0	13.1	1.6 × 0.6	F, S, R, stellar, p of 2	IC 689, MCG -2-29-22
NGC 3663	11 23 59.9	-12 17 48	Sbc	13.1	12.3	2 × 1.4	eF, fan shaped, * close	MCG -2-29-23, IRAS 11214-1200
NGC 3667	11 24 16.9	-13 51 24	Sab	13.8	13.0	1.5 × 1.1	pF, pL, iR, vlbM	NGC 3667A, MCG -2-29-25, NPM1G -13.0324
NGC 3667 B	11 24 21.3	-13 51 21	Sb	14.3	13.5	1.4 × 0.6	pF, pL, iR, vlbM	MCG -2-29-26
NGC 3672	11 25 02.3	-09 47 41	Sc	12.1	11.4	4 × 1.8	pB, L, E 0° ±, gbM	MCG -2-29-28, UGCA 235, IRAS 11225-0931
NGC 3676	11 25 37.4	-11 08 21	E-S0	14.6	13.6	0.8 × 0.7	eF, vS, R, 2 st 10 nf, sf	MCG -2-29-29, NPM1G -10.0377
NGC 3688	11 27 44.4	-09 09 54	Sb	15.1	14.3	1.2 × 0.9	eF, eS, lE 0°, gbM	MCG -1-29-24, NPM1G -08.0344
NGC 3693	11 28 11.5	-13 11 39	Sb	13.5	12.7	3.4 × 0.7	cF, S, E, gbM	MCG -2-29-32, NPM1G -12.0359, IRAS 11256-1255
NGC 3696	11 28 43.9	-11 16 59	Sc	14.8	14.1	1 × 0.8	eF, eS, R, bMN
NGC 3702	11 30 13.4	-08 51 44	Sa	14.0	13.1	1.3 × 0.7	eF, eS, R, glbM	MCG -1-29-26, NPM1G -08.0349
NGC 3703	11 29 09.0	-08 26 47	S	15.5	14.7	0.8 × 0.4	eF, vS, gbMN
NGC 3704	11 30 04.6	-11 32 45	E1	13.9	12.9	1.6 × 1.4	vF, pS, * 9·10 2' ssf	MCG -2-29-37, NPM1G -11.0300
NGC 3707	11 30 11.5	-11 32 34	E3	15.7	14.7	0.6 × 0.4	vF, S, * 15 (neb?) 2s f	NPM1G -11.0301
NGC 3711 1	11 29 25.5	-11 04 47	SBbc	14.8	14.0	0.9 × 0.4	eF, vS, * 9 s 4'	MCG -2-29-35
NGC 3711 2	11 29 26.0	-11 04 26	C	16.0	15.0	0.3 × 0.3	eF, vS, * 9 s 4'	MCG -2-29-35
NGC 3715	11 31 32.2	-14 13 52	Sbc	13.3	12.5	1.4 × 0.9	pF, S, R, vgvlbM	MCG -2-29-41, IRAS 11290-1357
NGC 3721	11 34 07.8	-09 28 00	S0-a	15.4	14.5	1 × 0.5	eF, eS, R, gbM	NPM1G -09.0435
NGC 3722	11 34 23.2	-09 40 46	E1	15.1	14.1	0.9 × 0.8	eF, vS, R, sbMN, 1st of 2	MCG -1-30-5, NPM1G -09.0437
NGC 3723	11 32 30.5	-09 58 08	E-S0	14.3	13.3	1 × 0.9	F, S, R	MCG -2-30-2, NPM1G -09.0433
NGC 3724	11 34 28.7	-09 39 34	S0-a	15.0	14.1	1.2 × 0.4	eF, vS, R, sbMN, 2nd of 2	MCG -1-30-7, IRAS 11319-0922
NGC 3727	11 33 40.9	-13 52 42	S0	15.1	14.1	0.9 × 0.6	eF, eS, R, gbMN, * 11 sf 1'	NPM1G -13.0331
NGC 3730	11 34 16.9	-09 34 34	E1	14.0	13.0	1 × 0.9	eF, S, lE 140°, glbnM	MCG -1-30-3, NPM1G -09.0436, NGC 3732?
NGC 3732	11 34 13.9	-09 50 43	SB0-a	13.1	12.5	1.4 × 1.2	F, S, R, psbM, * 14 sp 225°	MCG -2-30-5, IRAS 11316-0934
NGC 3734	11 34 40.6	-14 04 52	Sbc	14.7	13.9	1.3 × 1	eF, S, R, gbM	MCG -2-30-6, NPM1G -13.0333
NGC 3763	11 36 30.2	-09 50 50	SBc	12.4	11.8	1.1 × 1.1	F, dif, sp 7 st	IC 714, MCG -2-30-9, IRAS 11339-0934
NGC 3771	11 39 05.9	-09 20 52	E0	13.6	12.6	1.3 × 1.3	vF, eS, R, * 10 p 15s
NGC 3774	11 38 30.3	-08 58 35	SBb	14.6	13.8	1 × 0.5	eF, vS, E 75°, * 9 np 3'	MCG -1-30-16
NGC 3775	11 38 26.7	-10 38 17	S0-a	14.7	13.8	1.1 × 0.5	pB, bMN	MCG -2-30-12
NGC 3777	11 36 06.8	-12 34 09	Sab	14.2	13.4	1.1 × 0.7	eF, pS, iR, gbM, S * or neb f	MCG -2-30-8
NGC 3779	11 38 50.8	-10 35 03	Scd	14.5	13.8	1.9 × 1	eeF	IC 717, MCG -2-30-13
NGC 3789	11 38 09.0	-09 36 24	S0-a	14.3	13.4	1.3 × 0.7	eF, vS, E 0°, gbM	MCG -1-30-15
NGC 3791	11 39 41.6	-09 22 00	S0	14.4	13.4	1.4 × 1	vF, vS, R, gbM, * 8 s 6'	MCG -1-30-20, NPM1G -09.0447
NGC 3823 1	11 42 15.1	-13 52 00	E1	13.7	12.7	1.5 × 1.3	F, cS, lE, pslbM	MCG -2-30-17
NGC 3823 2	11 42 18.9	-13 51 42	S	15.5	14.7	0.3 × 0.2	F, cS, lE, pslbM	NPM1G -13.0345
NGC 3831	11 43 18.6	-12 52 41	S0-a/P	13.6	12.7	2.7 × 0.6	F, vS, R, bM	MCG -2-30-23
NGC 3836	11 43 29.8	-16 47 51	Sb	13.7	12.9	1.4 × 1.3	F, S, F * close n	MCG -3-30-10, VV 477, IRAS 11409-1631
NGC 3865	11 44 51.9	-09 13 59	SBb	12.8	12.0	1.9 × 1.5	F, pL, dif	NGC 3854, MCG -1-30-28
NGC 3866	11 45 11.6	-09 18 52	Sa	14.1	13.2	1.4 × 0.8	sf last one, not so L	NGC 3858, MCG -1-30-29
NGC 3887	11 47 04.6	-16 51 14	SBbc	11.4	10.6	3.5 × 2.7	pB, L, iR, vgpmbM	MCG -3-30-12, UGCA 246, IRAS 11445-1634
NGC 3892	11 48 01.0	-10 57 44	SB0-a	12.4	11.5	3.1 × 2.3	pB, pL, R, gbM, r	MCG -2-30-30
NGC 3905	11 49 04.9	-09 43 44	SBbc	13.4	12.8	1.9 × 1.4	vF, L, dif	MCG -1-30-35, IRAS 11465-0927
NGC 3942	11 51 30.0	-11 25 29	Sc	13.9	13.2	1.5 × 0.9	eF, pS, E 160°, gvlbM	MCG -2-30-35, IRAS 11489-1108
NGC 3955	11 53 57.2	-23 09 52	S0-a	12.6	12.0	3.1 × 1	cF, S, E 170° ±, lbs	ESO 504-26, MCG -4-28-5, AM 1151-225, IRAS 11514-2253
NGC 3956	11 54 00.9	-20 34 00	SBc	12.7	12.0	3.3 × 1	cF, pL, pmE 57°	ESO 572-13, MCG -3-30-16, UGCA 251, IRAS 11514-2017
NGC 3957	11 54 01.5	-19 34 08	S0-a	12.7	11.8	2.9 × 0.7	F, S, E, r	IC 2965, ESO 572-14, MCG -3-30-17, IRAS 11515-1917
NGC 3959	11 54 37.6	-07 45 23	SBa	14.6	13.7	1.1 × 0.9	vF, S, bet 2 vF st	MCG -1-30-46
NGC 3962	11 54 39.8	-13 58 29	E1	11.6	10.7	2.6 × 2.2	cB, pL, iR, gmbM, Δ 2 st	MCG -2-30-40, UGCA 253
NGC 3965	11 54 23.1	-10 51 59	S	16.5	15.7	0.5 × 0.3	eF, eS, R, bMN, * 9.5 np 4'	NPM1G -10.0399
NGC 3967	11 55 10.3	-07 50 35	E-S0	14.4	13.4	1 × 0.7	vF, S, F * close p	MCG -1-30-47, NPM1G -07.0347
NGC 3969	11 55 09.1	-18 55 38	SB0-a	13.8	12.9	1.4 × 0.9	eF, vS, gbMN, * 10 np 4'	ESO 572-17, MCG -3-30-20
NGC 3970	11 55 28.1	-12 03 41	S0	14.4	13.4	1.2 × 0.5	F, S, R, psbM, p of 2	MCG -2-30-41
NGC 3974	11 55 40.1	-12 01 38	SB0-a	14.3	13.4	1.2 × 1.1	vF, S, R, bM, f of 2	MCG -2-31-1
NGC 3981	11 56 07.0	-19 53 50	SBbc	11.8	11.0	5.3 × 2.5	vF, pL, iF	ESO 572-20, MCG -3-31-1, UGCA 255, Arp 289, VV 8, IRAS 11535-1937
IC 654	10 53 50.4	-11 43 32	S0-a	15.0	14.1	1.2 × 0.6	vF, S, diffic	MCG -2-28-18
IC 665	11 00 29.9	-13 51 58	S	15.3	14.5	0.8 × 0.4	F, vS, R, bM	NPM1G -13.0307
IC 672	11 08 03.2	-12 29 03	S?	15.4	14.6	0.5 × 0.2	vF, vS	MCG -2-29-2
IC 679	11 16 36.5	-13 58 17	S	15.6	14.8	0.9 × 0.6	F, S, R, sbM	NPM1G -13.0320
IC 681	11 18 31.9	-12 08 25	Sc	14.8	14.1	0.9 × 0.4	vF, S, iF, diffic	MCG -2-29-17
IC 688	11 23 40.0	-09 47 45	S0	15.5	14.5	0.7 × 0.3	eF, vS, R	IRAS 11211-0931
IC 690	11 24 20.5	-08 20 29	S	15.4	14.6	0.9 × 0.3	pB, S, R, N = 12 m	NPM1G -08.0343
IC 695	11 27 58.3	-11 42 55	S	15.7	14.9	0.8 × 0.2	eF, S, v diffic
IC 706	11 33 12.6	-13 20 17	S0-a	14.8	13.9	1.3 × 0.2	eF, vS, lbM	MCG -2-30-4
IC 715 1	11 36 54.3	-08 22 32	S	15.8	15.0	0.7 × 0.4	F, pS, R
IC 715 2	11 36 54.8	-08 22 44	C	16.0	15.0	0.4 × 0.3	F, pS, R
IC 721	11 42 28.8	-08 20 25	Sc	15.1	14.4	1.3 × 0.3	pF, pL, E pf	MCG -1-30-26, IRAS 11399-0803
IC 723	11 42 57.5	-08 19 55	Irr	14.7	14.1	0.7 × 0.6	pB, S, N = 12.5, r	MCG -1-30-27, MK 1305, NPM1G -08.0357, IRAS 11404-0803
IC 733	11 45 58.8	-08 09 21	S	15.7	14.9	0.7 × 0.2	F, vS, R, gbM, r
IC 734 1	11 46 03.8	-08 16 15	E6	15.3	14.3	1 × 0.4	F, S, dif	MCG -1-30-31
IC 734 2	11 46 03.9	-08 15 55	S	15.6	14.8	0.4 × 0.4	F, S, dif	MCG -1-30-31
IC 743	11 53 22.3	-13 15 53	Sc	15.2	14.5	1.2 × 0.4	F, S, dif	MCG -2-30-37, IRAS 11508-1259
IC 2623	11 03 50.9	-20 05 35	E4	14.5	13.5	0.8 × 0.5	vF, vS	ESO 569-33, MCG -3-28-34, NPM1G -19.0356
IC 2627	11 09 53.5	-23 43 36	SBbc	12.6	12.0	2.6 × 2.1	eF, L, R, stell N	ESO 502-21, MCG -4-27-2, UGCA 227, AM 1107-232, IRAS 11074-2327
IC 2668	11 15 32.1	-14 10 17	Sa	14.6	13.7	1.3 × 0.8	eF, S	MCG -2-29-15, IRAS 11130-1353
IC 2856	11 28 16.3	-12 53 26	Sab	14.5	13.7	0.8 × 0.3	vF, vS, cE 30°, cbM, susp	MCG -2-29-33, IRAS 11257-1236
IC 2889	11 30 28.9	-13 05 30	SBc	14.5	13.8	1.3 × 0.8	eF, vS, cE 165°, bM, susp	MCG -2-29-38
IC 2910	11 31 54.6	-09 43 29	S0-a	14.5	13.6	1.7 × 1.2	vF, vS, sbM * 13	MCG -1-30-1, NPM1G -09.0432

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