Constellation Hercules

Properties

The constellation Hercules lies between Lyra and Corona Borealis, at the head of the dragon. Although it is the fifth largest constellation in the sky at 1225 square degrees, it is not that noticeable. The most striking thing about this constellation is the trapezoid in the middle at the height of the parallelogram of the lyre. From there it is easy to find the arms and legs of des Hercules. The center of the constellation culminates around midnight on June 13th. ^{[9, 15]}

Stars with Proper Names:

α¹ Her: Rasalgethi, Ras Algethi, Rasalegti
β Her: Kornephoros, Korneforos, Rutilicus
δ Her: Sarin
κ Her: Marfik, Marsik, Mirfak, Marfak
λ Her: Maasym, Masym, Misam
ω Her: Kajam, Cujam, Cajam, Caiam

Data for constellation Hercules ^[150]
IAU Name	Hercules
IAU Genitive	Herculis
IAU Abbr.	Her
English Name	Hercules
Season (47° N)	March … October
Right Ascension	15^h 48^m 30^s … 18^h 57^m 50^s
Declination	+03° 40' 25" … +51° 19' 27"
Area	1225 deg²
Neighbours (N↻)	Dra, Boo, CrB, Ser, Oph, Aql, Sge, Lyr

Deep-Sky Object Descriptions

Abell 39

IC 4593

Hercules Cluster
Messier 13

Messier 92

NGC 6058

Turtle Nebula
NGC 6210

NGC 6229

Mythology and History

Hercules, also Herakles (Heras fame) is probably the most famous figure of the Greek legend. Several constellations are therefore associated with it in the sky.

Alkmene was a granddaughter of Perseus, who only wanted to become the wife of Amphitryon when he returned from a war. In his absence, Zeus fell in love with the beautiful Alcmene. To spare her remorse, he appeared in the form of her husband Amphitryon. He even boasted in front of her of the heroic deeds that were actually taking place in another place at the same moment, and placed a golden goblet at her feet, which Amphitryon wanted to bring back as prey for his future wife. Is it any wonder that Alcmene gave himself to him? But as fate plays, the real Amphitryon also comes back to his Alcmene towards the morning of the same night after a successful battle. Zeus disappeared and Alkmene received her Amphitryon without knowing or even suspecting that she was loved and had sons by two different husbands on the same night: by Zeus Heracles and by the real Amphitryon Iphicles.

Zeus knew how to arrange it so that Hera took Heracles to her breast as an infant. He began to suckle with such force that it pushed him back and a stream of milk shot across the sky and became the Milky Way. But one sip of the divine milk was enough to make Heracles immortal.

Hera, the rightful wife of Zeus, was hated by this Heracles from the bottom of her soul and she understood - in a shrewd confusion of the succession - to deprive Heracles of the royal dignity due to him and to make Eurysteus king of Argos. Hence the dependence of Heracles on Erysteus, who imposed on him those well-known "twelve works" which were apparently impracticable, but which ultimately increased Heracles' fame immeasurably:

Overcoming the Nemean Lion
The battle with the Lernaean Hydra
The capture of the Keryneian bitch
Getting hold of the Erymanthian Bird
The cleaning of the Augean stables
The expulsion of the stymphalic birds
Bringing the Cretan Bull
The capture of the mares of Diomedes
The robbery of the Amazon belt
The kidnapping of Geryon's cattle
The bringing in of the golden apples of the Hesperides
The descent into the underworld

The Delphic Oracle commanded Heracles to build a pyre on Mount Oita and to climb it. The mighty fire burned everything that was mortal about Heracles and a lightning bolt was seen descending from the sky and Heracles was gone to the human eye. Zeus lifted him to Olympus and transformed it into a constellation.

A very early Phoenician name for this constellation is Melkarth. Melkarth or Melqart was the main god of Tire in Phenicia and was assigned to the sea and also to the shipping, which was very important there. There are pictures of this god on coins as he rides a sea horse. Melqart was later also considered the sun god and was equated with Heracles.

In addition to Hercules, one also reads Clavator and Claviger (club bearer), Alcides (Hercules as the grandson of Alceus), Amphitryoniades (Alkmene was the mother of Hercules and wife of Amphitryon), Heros Tirynthius (Tirynthian hero, Hercules) and Ramus pomifer (fruit-bearing branch, meaning the golden apples of the Hesperides).

This constellation was also interpreted as Ixion, whereby it comes in connection with the constellation of Sagittarius. Ixion was the king of Thessaly. He invited his future father-in-law Eioneus to the wedding, but he dug a pit at the gates of his palace, which he filled with glowing coals. Eioneus rushed in and died. This unprecedented crime was not forgiven for a long time until Zeus finally invited Ixion to the purification ceremony on Olympus, where Ixion tried to seduce Hera. Had Zeus not hastily created a cloud that looked like Hera, a second crime would have occurred. The cloud - it was Nephele - became pregnant and gave birth to the original centaur, a being half human and half horse, violent, maddened and unrestrained, who impregnated the wild mares from Pelion Mountain and begat the lineage of the Centaurs. Ixion was banished forever to the underworld, where he was tied to a fiery burning wheel that keeps turning. ^[20]

The constellation is also associated with the main character from the Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh was the legendary demigod and ruler of Uruk, probably the oldest city in Babylonia. ^{[6, 7]}

At this point it should be pointed out that the (no longer recognized) constellation Cerberus existed between Hercules and the Swan. ^[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 5914	χ	1	BD+42 2648	142373	45772	1416					15 52 40.5	+42 27 06	4.62	F8VFe-2Hdel -1			S:Lithium to hydrogen ratio about 12 times solar. Low metal content.,VAR:Variable intrinsic polarization observed Aug. 1974.
HR 5932		2	BD+43 2542	142780	45788		I			7335	15 54 37.9	+43 08 19	5.37	M3IIIBa0.3
HR 5938		4	BD+42 2652	142926	45790					Var?	15 55 30.6	+42 33 58	5.75	B9pe v			S:Shell star. Also classified B8V.,SB:46.0227d, K 12.0k/s, V0 -19.3k/s, asini 7.17. RV period constant over 40 yrs. Shell-line RV also 46.023d.,VAR:Spectrum var. Balmer emission and metallic absorption vary in period about 30 yrs; H alpha profile varies in period,VAR:of =<1 min. A potassium flare observed June 21, 1965. Probable mass-transfer between components.
HR 5950			BD+40 2948	143209	64988						15 57 29.9	+39 41 43	6.31	K0			G:Probable Hyades group.
HR 5964			BD+50 2239	143584	29737	3260					15 59 04.4	+49 52 52	6.05	F0IV
HR 5966		5	BD+18 3101	143666	101879	3263	I				16 01 14.3	+17 49 06	5.12	G8IIIbFe-0.5
HR 5982	υ	6	BD+46 2142	144206	45865	3271					16 02 47.9	+46 02 12	4.76	B9III			S:HgMn star.
HR 6008	κ	7	BD+17 2964	145001	101951	1421			9933 A	7471	16 08 04.5	+17 02 49	5.00	G8III	1.2	28.1	D:Optical pair with HR 6009.,N:Marfik; Marsik; Mirfak; Marfak.,S:Also classified G8II, G7III.
HR 6009	κ	7	BD+17 2965	145000	101952		I		9938 B		16 08 04.9	+17 03 16	6.25	K1III	1.2	28.1	D:Optical pair with HR 6008.,S:Also classified K0IV, K2II and K2III.
HR 6013		8	BD+17 2967	145122	101962					7477	16 08 46.6	+17 12 21	6.14	A0Vnn
HR 6023	φ	11	BD+45 2376	145389	45911	601				7490	16 08 46.2	+44 56 06	4.26	B9p:Mn:			S:HgMn star.,SB:560.5d, K 2.4k/s, V0 -16.8k/s, asini 16.3. Unresolved by speckle interferometry 1986.45.,VAR:Alpha CV?, 4.23 - 4.27V, amp. 0.015U, 7.832d, symmetric light curve.
HR 6032			BD+10 2971	145589	121414			W			16 11 29.7	+09 42 45	6.53	F0IV	0.0	0.1	D:A5, F1.
HR 6035			BD+17 2982	145647	101994	3279					16 11 28.7	+16 39 56	6.08	A0V
HR 6039		10	BD+23 2909	145713	84240		I			LQ Her	16 11 38.0	+23 29 41	5.70	M4.5IIIa			VAR:Lb? 5.58 - 5.83V, 7.1 - 7.31p.
HR 6047		9	BD+05 3165	145892	121431	3283	I				16 13 15.4	+05 01 16	5.48	gK5
HR 6050			BD+42 2683	145931	45957	3281	I		9962		16 11 47.6	+42 22 28	5.87	K4II+F6-8V	4.3	23.6	D:Companion, 10.73V, +0.58(B-V), +0.08(U-V), F8IV:, CPM.
HR 6057			BD+06 3184	146084	121443						16 14 13.5	+05 54 07	6.31	K2III
HR 6065		16	BD+19 3075	146388	102040						16 15 28.7	+18 48 30	5.69	K3III
HR 6087			BD+21 2902	147266	84306						16 20 04.3	+21 07 57	6.05	G8IIIb
HR 6090			BD+49 2491	147352	46025	3292	I				16 19 11.2	+49 02 17	5.91	gK6
HR 6091			BD+40 3005	147365	65233	3293		W			16 19 55.1	+39 42 31	5.46	F3IV-V	4.5	2.2	D:CPM.
HR 6092	τ	22	BD+46 2169	147394	46028	608			10010	7641	16 19 44.4	+46 18 48	3.89	B5IV	10.7	6.7	D:ADS 10010AB, 6700y.,VAR:3.85 - 3.90V.
HR 6095	γ	20	BD+19 3086	147547	102107	609	I		10022	7667	16 21 55.2	+19 09 11	3.75	A9III	6.4	41.6	D:ADS 10022B, 9.58v, optical.,G:Hyades group.,SB:11.9d.
HR 6111		21	BD+07 3164	147869	121568	1429					16 24 10.8	+06 56 53	5.85	A2pSr:			SB:4.951d, K 16.3k/s, V0 -34.4k/s, asini 0.955.
HR 6117	ω	24	BD+14 3049	148112	102153	613			10054	Ome Her	16 25 25.0	+14 02 00	4.57	B9pCr	8.1	28.4	D:B, 12.0v at 2" CPM; C optical.,G:UMa stream; Sirius group.,N:Kajam; Cujam; Cajam; Caiam.,S:Also classified A2VpCrMnSr.,VAR:Alpha CV, amp. 0.08V, 2.951d, double wave light curve. Also rapid var. 0.15d.
HR 6119			BD+19 3098	148206	102160		I			U Her	16 25 47.7	+18 53 33	6.70	M7IIIe			S:SiO maser emission. Infrared star showing OH and H2O emission.,VAR:ADS 10449A, M 6.5 - 13.3v, 406.05d.
HR 6121			BD+11 2984	148228	102165						16 26 11.5	+11 24 27	6.11	G8III
HR 6123		25	BD+37 2750	148283	65290	3296		S			16 25 24.2	+37 23 38	5.54	A5V		0.2	S:Shell star.
HR 6146		30	BD+42 2714	148783	46108	3303	I			g Her	16 28 38.5	+41 52 54	5.04	M6-III			VAR:SRb 4.3 - 6.3v, 5.7 - 7.2p, 89.2d. Also slow var. of about 875d and aperiodic superposed cycles 5 - 15d.
HR 6148	β	27	BD+21 2934	148856	84411	618	I	W		7778	16 30 13.2	+21 29 23	2.77	G7IIIa	7.3	256.2	D:Visual companion probably optical.,N:Kornephoros; Korneforos; Rutilicus.,SB:410.575d, K 12.8k/s, V0 -25.5k/s, asini 60.4. Unresolved by speckle interferometry.
HR 6152			BD+20 3283	148897	84416		I			7785	16 30 33.6	+20 28 45	5.25	G8IIICN-2CH-1			G:Wolf 630 group.,S:Also classified G8IIICN-2CH-0.5Ca0.5.
HR 6154			BD+22 2983	149009	84423		I				16 31 13.4	+22 11 43	5.76	gK5
HR 6156		34	BD+49 2514	149081	46128						16 30 06.0	+48 57 39	6.45	A1V
HR 6157			BD+35 2828	149084	65356	3308	I				16 31 02.8	+35 13 30	6.25	K5
HR 6158		28	BD+05 3223	149121	121676	3309					16 32 35.7	+05 31 16	5.63	B9.5III
HR 6159		29	BD+11 3008	149161	102234	3310	I			7812	16 32 36.3	+11 29 17	4.84	K7III			VAR:4.82 - 4.85V.
HR 6162			BD+45 2422	149303	46147				10105		16 31 47.3	+45 35 54	5.65	A4Vn	3.3	16.3
HR 6168	σ	35	BD+42 2724	149630	46161	621		S		7837	16 34 06.2	+42 26 13	4.20	B9V	3.	0.1	D:Sep. 0.067". Noted as double by speckle interferometry in 1971-2, unresolved at Mayall 4-meter in 1976. Spectrum,D:double-lined. Resolved by speckle observations 1986.45 (Blazit et al. 1987, A&AS, 71, 57).
HR 6169			BD+17 3053	149632	102259	3313		W			16 35 26.3	+17 03 26	6.41	A2V	1.0	156.6	D:Companion A2V, CPM; vsini 80k/s.,SB:10.56d, K 62.4k/s, V0 -9.9k/s, msin3i 2.20, asini 8.18.
HR 6176			BD+15 3029	149822	102271					V773 Her	16 36 43.0	+15 29 53	6.30	B9pSiCrSr:			G:Wolf 630 group.,VAR:Alpha CV, amp. 0.03U, 0.02B, 0.01V, 1.45876d.
HR 6181			BD+13 3177	150012	102278	3316					16 37 48.0	+13 41 13	6.31	F5IV			S:Also classified F4V.
HR 6183			BD+46 2194	150030	46184	3314					16 36 11.2	+46 36 48	5.79	G8II
HR 6194		36	BD+04 3234	150379	121774				10149 B		16 40 35.1	+04 12 26	6.93	A3IV	1.2	69.6	D:Binary with HR 6195. Component B is speckle binary, sep. 0.145". Component C, optical. A companion 0.145" from B,D:discovered by speckle interferometry.
HR 6195		37	BD+04 3235	150378	121776				10149 A		16 40 38.7	+04 13 11	5.77	A1V	1.2	69.6	D:Binary with HR 6194, q.v.
HR 6200		42	BD+49 2531	150450	46210	1434	I		10144	7896	16 38 44.9	+48 55 42	4.90	M2.5IIIab	5.4	25.6	D:Optical.
HR 6203			BD+12 3063	150483	102314						16 40 51.4	+12 23 42	6.08	A3Vn
HR 6208			BD+25 3115	150580	84536	3323	I				16 41 00.6	+24 51 31	6.06	K2
HR 6212	ζ	40	BD+31 2884	150680	65485		I		10157	7915	16 41 17.2	+31 36 11	2.81	G0IV	2.6	1.1	D:ADS 10157AB, 2.90 F9IV, 5.53 G7V, 34.49y, a = 1.355". ADS 10157A*, 10.5y, a = 0.08".,DYN:0.096".,G:Zeta Her group.,SB:ADS 10157A, 34.417y D, K 3.8k/s, V0 -69.9k/s, asini 590. Resolved by speckle interferometry.,VAR:ADS 10157A is var. suspect NSV 7915.
HR 6213		39	BD+27 2668	150682	84543			S			16 41 36.7	+26 55 01	5.92	F2III		0.1	SB:2.3076d, K 100.6k/s, V0 -9.0k/s, msin3i 1.14, asini 3.19.
HR 6220	η	44	BD+39 3029	150997	65504	626	I	W		7934	16 42 53.8	+38 55 20	3.53	G7.5IIIbFe-1		113.5	D:Companion questioned.
HR 6222			BD+34 2830	151087	65512	3330					16 43 51.7	+34 02 20	5.99	F2-3III-IV
HR 6227			BD+16 3013	151203	102365		I			7950	16 45 22.5	+15 44 43	5.56	M3IIIab
HR 6228		43	BD+08 3271	151217	121843	3332	I	W		7952	16 45 49.9	+08 34 57	5.15	K5III	3.9	82.5
HR 6230			BD+43 2642	151388	46262		I				16 45 11.7	+43 13 02	6.05	K4III
HR 6234		45	BD+05 3272	151525	121865	3333		W		V776 Her	16 47 46.4	+05 14 48	5.24	B9pCr:	5.2	122.7	G:Possible Pleiades group.,S:Oxygen deficient relative to magnesium.,VAR:Alpha CV, 5.21 - 5.27V, amp. 0.04U, 1.31159d.
HR 6239			BD+13 3225	151627	102393						16 48 08.9	+13 35 26	6.35	G5III
HR 6242			BD+42 2749	151732	46288	3336	I			V636 Her	16 47 19.8	+42 14 20	5.87	M4+III-IIIa			VAR:Lb 5.83 - 6.03V.
HR 6246			BD+13 3233	151862	102410				10225		16 49 34.6	+13 15 41	5.91	A1V	4.0	5.3
HR 6250		47	BD+07 3256	151956	121895					7990	16 50 19.4	+07 14 52	5.49	A3m			G:Possible Eggen group with HR 63, q.v.,VAR:5.5 - 5.54V.
HR 6254		52	BD+46 2220	152107	46305				10227	V637 Her	16 49 14.2	+45 59 00	4.82	A2VpSrCrEu v	4.6	1.8	D:BC 9.0, 9.1, 56.75y, a = 0.267". AxBC physical.,DYN:0.024".,G:Sirius group. UMa stream.,S:Oxygen deficient relative to magnesium. Magnetic star, also classified A3VpSrCrEuMn.,VAR:ADS 10227A, Alpha CV 4.78 - 4.83V, 3.8567d. K line varies, 3.88d.
HR 6256			BD+43 2654	152153	46311						16 49 40.5	+43 25 50	6.13	K0IV
HR 6258		50	BD+30 2884	152173	84641	3339	I				16 50 39.0	+29 48 24	5.72	M1IIIa
HR 6259			BD+32 2795	152224	65595						16 50 43.1	+32 33 13	6.13	K0III
HR 6264			BD+42 2753	152262	46317						16 50 36.1	+41 53 48	6.29	gK3
HR 6268		49	BD+15 3066	152308	102435	629				V823 Her	16 52 04.9	+14 58 27	6.52	B9.5pCr:
HR 6270		51	BD+24 3069	152326	84651	1440	I				16 51 45.3	+24 39 23	5.04	K0.5IIIaCa0.5
HR 6279		53	BD+31 2925	152598	65627	1441		W			16 52 58.1	+31 42 06	5.32	F0-2V	6.7	70.9
HR 6286			BD+47 2400	152812	46349		I	S			16 53 17.6	+47 25 01	6.00	K2III		0.3
HR 6287			BD+21 3002	152815	84687	3343					16 54 55.2	+20 57 31	5.41	G8III
HR 6290			BD+13 3258	152830	102474					V644 Her	16 55 16.0	+13 37 11	6.34	F3V s			S:Previously classified F5II, unusual luminosity for Delta Sct type var.,SB:11.848d, K 28.5k/s, V0 -3.7k/s, asini 4.41.,VAR:Delta Sct 6.32 - 6.36V, 0.11505449d.
HR 6292		56	BD+25 3156	152863	84692				10259		16 55 02.1	+25 43 50	6.08	G5III	4.6	17.9	D:CPM.,G:Sirius group? UMa stream.
HR 6293		54	BD+18 3266	152879	102476		I		10262		16 55 22.2	+18 26 00	5.35	K4III	4.2	2.5	D:AC, CPM. C, 12.5v at 93".
HR 6301			BD+14 3155	153226	102496	3346					16 57 32.0	+13 53 03	6.37	K0V			M:Possible nearby star on basis of spectroscopic parallax.
HR 6305		57	BD+25 3166	153287	84720						16 57 31.0	+25 21 10	6.28	gG5
HR 6306			BD+50 2345	153299	30161		I				16 56 06.4	+50 02 20	6.56	M2IIIab
HR 6307			BD+24 3095	153312	84726	3347					16 57 42.3	+24 22 53	6.32	K0III
HR 6313			BD+42 2774	153472	46401	3349					16 57 50.2	+42 30 45	6.34	K3III
HR 6324	ε	58	BD+31 2947	153808	65716	634					17 00 17.4	+30 55 35	3.92	A0V			SB:4.0235d, K 70.7k/s, V0 -24.2k/s, msin3i 1.56, asini 3.91.
HR 6325			BD+22 3045	153834	84758		I				17 00 58.1	+22 37 56	5.65	gK3
HR 6326			BD+15 3095	153882	102536				10310	V451 Her	17 01 33.0	+14 56 58	6.31	B9pCrEu v	4.6	19.0	D:Fixed sep.,VAR:ADS 10310A, Alpha CV 6.26 - 6.34V, 6.00925d. Spectrum, magnetic field, RV, same period. Rotation 6.0087d.
HR 6328			BD+27 2738	153897	84765						17 01 09.6	+27 11 47	6.55	F5V
HR 6332		59	BD+33 2817	154029	65736	1446					17 01 36.4	+33 34 06	5.25	A3IV
HR 6333			BD+25 3183	154084	84776	3356					17 02 18.7	+25 30 20	5.75	gG7
HR 6336			BD+32 2835	154126	65745						17 02 17.2	+31 53 05	6.36	K0
HR 6337			BD+14 3179	154143	102553		I			8142	17 03 07.8	+14 05 31	4.98	M3III			G:Gamma Leo group.
HR 6339			BD+14 3180	154160	102554					8143	17 03 10.4	+14 30 40	6.52	G5IV:
HR 6341			BD+13 3292	154228	102564			W		8152	17 03 39.3	+13 36 19	5.93	A1V	0.2	299.2
HR 6342			BD+13 3295	154278	102569						17 03 58.0	+13 34 03	6.08	K1III			D:Component B of system with HR 6341.,G:Gamma Leo group.
HR 6343			BD+19 3218	154301	102571		I		10323	8158	17 03 52.7	+19 41 26	6.35	K4III	4.3	108.1	D:B, 11.0v at 1.5" CPM.,VAR:ADS 10323B, 10 - 11.3v?
HR 6346		61	BD+35 2911	154356	65761		I			8159	17 03 30.2	+35 24 51	6.69 R	M4IIIab
HR 6351			BD+34 2890	154431	65766						17 03 53.5	+34 47 25	6.04 R	A5V
HR 6352			BD+19 3220	154441	102579				10326		17 04 41.3	+19 35 57	6.17 R	B9.5V	3.0	1.9
HR 6355		60	BD+12 3142	154494	102584	635			10334		17 05 22.7	+12 44 27	4.91	A4IV	6.1	56.0	D:Optical.,G:Possible Eggen group with HR 63, q.v.
HR 6362			BD+44 2652	154713	46478	1448					17 05 05.0	+43 48 44	6.43	A3IV
HR 6363			BD+49 2583	154732	46476	3359				8185	17 04 49.8	+48 48 15	6.09	K1III			G:Gamma Leo group.,SB:786d, K 10.0k/s, V0 +12.8k/s, asini 103.,VAR:6.7 - 6.9p.
HR 6364			BD+22 3073	154733	84835	3360	I		10343		17 06 18.1	+22 05 03	5.56	K3III	7.9	30.3	D:Optical.
HR 6376			BD+40 3103	155102	46502	636					17 07 46.7	+40 30 58	6.34	A2IV
HR 6377			BD+36 2827	155103	65812				10360		17 08 02.0	+35 56 07	5.39	A5-F1III/IVm s	0.1	0.1	D:AB 6.2 A9III-IV, 6.2 A9III-IV, 8.159y, a = 0.116". Mean mass 2.7 solar. Alternate orbit, 16.08y, a = 0.167". Combined,D:colors. Speckle interferometry indicates companion 1 mag. fainter than primary at 0.079". However, speckle,D:observations 1986.46 (at 7000 Ang.) give sep. 0.15".,DYN:0.017".,S:K/H/met give A5/F0V/F2.
HR 6388			BD+40 3109	155410	46524	3365	I	S			17 09 33.3	+40 46 38	5.08	K3III			SB:876.25d, K 4.79k/s, V0 -57.58k/s, asini 45.8. Unresolved at 10 epochs between 1977.69 and 1981.47 with sep. 0.039",SB:on 1980.48 (McAlister and Hartkopf).
HR 6391		63	BD+24 3140	155514	84896					V620 Her	17 11 03.2	+24 14 16	6.19	A8V			VAR:Delta Sct 6.19 - 6.23V. Period analyses of new and existing data by Reed and Welch (1988, AJ, 95, 1510) favor,VAR:fundamental period of 0.088d with overtones of 0.052, 0.130d, with the fundamental and second values as radial,VAR:pulsations and the third as nonradial.
HR 6399			BD+49 2604	155860	46561				10397	8327	17 11 40.2	+49 44 48	6.04 R	A5III	3.4	5.2	D:AB, CPM.
HR 6406	α¹	64	BD+14 3207	156014	102680		I		10418 A	Alp Her	17 14 38.9	+14 23 25	3.48 H	M5Ib-II e	2.2	4.9	D:AB, 3600y, a = 4.68". Component B is HR 6407. Combined colors. Combined mag. 3.08V. Mass A, 14 solar. Other components,D:faint, optical. Circumstellar lines around both A, B.,DYN:0.008".,N:RASALGETHI; Ras Algethi; Rasalegti.,R:Diam. = 0.020 - 0.030".,S:Ultraviolet FeII emission. 5-micrometer observations indicate carbon monoxide.,VAR:ADS 10418A. Discovered by W. Herschel in 1795. SRc 3.0 - 4.0v. 6-yr. period superimposed by variations 50 - 155d.,VAR:Surrounded by envelope of 2x10E+05 solar radii, expanding 10k/s, mass loss 3x10E-08 solar masses/y.
HR 6407	α²	64	BD+14 3207	156015	102681				10418 B		17 14 39.2	+14 23 24	5.39 H	G5III+F2V	2.2	4.9	C:IR source.,D:See HR 6406.,DYN:0.008".,SB:51.578d, K 36.1k/s, V0 -38.4k/s, asini 25.6. Sp. of fainter comp. of the SB, A3V, may be a collapsed star. Masses,SB:4.1, 2.5 Suns.
HR 6410	δ	65	BD+25 3221	156164	84951	641	I		10424	8419	17 15 01.9	+24 50 21	3.14	A3IV	5.6	8.5	D:ADS 10424B, dG4, optical.,N:Sarin.
HR 6418	π	67	BD+36 2844	156283	65890	643	I			8431	17 15 02.8	+36 48 33	3.16	K3IIab e			G:Red star Pleiades group.,S:Ultraviolet FeII emission.
HR 6419			BD+23 3070	156284	84955		I				17 15 41.6	+23 44 34	5.96	K2III
HR 6430			BD+23 3074	156593	84982		I				17 17 35.9	+23 05 27	6.45 R	K2
HR 6431		68	BD+33 2864	156633	65913				10449	u Her	17 17 19.5	+33 06 00	4.82	B1.5Vp+B5III	5.1	4.4	D:Binary.,DYN:0.010".,SB:ADS 10449A, B2.5V, B5V, 2.0510d, K 95.6k/s, V0 -30.0k/s, msin3i 7.16, asini 2.69. Semi-detached system. vsini of,SB:secondary 88k/s.,VAR:ADS 10449A, EA 4.69 - 5.37V, 2.0510270d. i 75.9d. Semi-detached system. Polarization measures indicate light from,VAR:primary reflected on photosphere of secondary.
HR 6432			BD+17 3216	156653	102724						17 18 05.0	+17 19 05	6.00	A1V
HR 6436		69	BD+37 2864	156729	65921					8489	17 17 40.3	+37 17 30	4.65	A2V
HR 6437			BD+49 2614	156753	46605						17 16 48.6	+49 41 28	7.48 R	K2
HR 6443			BD+28 2719	156874	85001	3375					17 18 48.5	+28 49 23	5.65	K0III
HR 6444			BD+38 2910	156891	65930	3373					17 18 23.3	+38 48 41	5.94	gG7
HR 6452			BD+18 3351	157049	102757	1454	I			V656 Her	17 20 18.9	+18 03 26	5.00	M2IIIab			VAR:Lb? 4.9 - 5.1v, amp. 0.16p.
HR 6455			BD+25 3246	157087	85016						17 20 09.8	+25 32 15	5.38	A3III
HR 6457		70	BD+24 3167	157198	85021			W			17 20 54.2	+24 29 58	5.12	A2V	3.5	222.9
HR 6458		72	BD+32 2896	157214	65963	1456			10488	8553	17 20 39.6	+32 28 04	5.39	G0V	5.1	230.0	D:B not CPM; optical.,VAR:Amp. 0.4V.
HR 6463			BD+16 3163	157257	102770		I				17 21 33.4	+16 43 51	6.35	M2.5IIIab
HR 6464		74	BD+46 2293	157325	46645	3377	I			8556	17 20 21.1	+46 14 27	5.59	M0III			G:61 Cyg group.
HR 6466			BD+28 2728	157358	85028			W			17 21 31.2	+28 45 29	6.35	G0III	2.2	0.6
HR 6467			BD+48 2506	157373	46651						17 20 33.6	+48 11 18	6.43	F4V
HR 6469			BD+40 3136	157482	46664			S		V819 Her	17 21 43.6	+39 58 28	5.51	F9Vn: e		0.0	D:Recognized as triple system by speckle interferometry: single star G5IV and close pair of which the brighter component,D:is F7V eclipsing, sep. 0.045".,S:Also classified F7V?+G5IV. Weak H alpha emission.,SB:5.53y.,VAR:E, amp. 0.085V, 2.2299d. Also long period var. outside eclipse, amp. 0.04V, 83.2d; probably the rotation period of,VAR:the G5IV component.
HR 6480		73	BD+23 3100	157728	85062	3383				8606	17 24 06.6	+22 57 37	5.74	F0IV			VAR:Delta Sct?
HR 6481			BD+16 3174	157740	102805						17 24 31.5	+16 18 04	5.71	A3V			G:Sirius group?
HR 6482			BD+15 3179	157741	102806				10528		17 24 33.8	+15 36 22	6.35	B9V	4.3	3.9	D:Fixed sep. Companion A6V, optical.
HR 6484	ρ	75	BD+37 2878	157778	66000				10526 B		17 23 40.7	+37 08 48	5.47 H	A0Vn	1.0	4.2	D:Binary with HR 6485, q.v. Another companion with sep. 0.29" seen on 1981.47 (McAlister and Hartkopf). Unresolved on,D:1985.25 (Bonneau et al.).,DYN:0.010".
HR 6485	ρ	75	BD+37 2878	157779	66001				10526 A	8605	17 23 41.0	+37 08 45	4.52 H	B9.5III	1.0	4.2	D:Binary with HR 6484. Combined colors. Combined mag. 4.17V.,DYN:0.010".,S:Silicon star.,VAR:ADS 10526A, E?
HR 6488			BD+38 2928	157853	66006				10531		17 24 02.2	+38 34 58	6.49	F8IV	0.1	0.1	D:dF7, CPM, sep. 0.100". Measured sep. 0.069" on 1985.5 by speckle interferometry.
HR 6491			BD+37 2882	157910	66014				10535		17 24 27.1	+36 57 07	6.28	G5III+F0V	3.6	33.2	D:F0V, CPM.
HR 6495			BD+17 3241	157967	102819		I	W		V640 Her	17 25 54.4	+16 55 03	5.98	M4IIIab	7.5	23.1	VAR:Lb 5.98 - 6.21V.
HR 6499			BD+27 2809	158067	85080	3387		W			17 26 00.9	+26 52 44	6.41	A5IV	5.0	49.4
HR 6502			BD+20 3481	158148	85095	3388					17 26 49.1	+20 04 51	5.54	B5V
HR 6506			BD+34 2971	158261	66054	3389					17 26 46.2	+34 41 45	5.94	A0V			SB:5.9182d, K 25.1k/s, V0 -22.7k/s, asini 2.04.
HR 6509		77	BD+48 2517	158414	46723	650					17 26 44.2	+48 15 36	5.85	A4V
HR 6526	λ	76	BD+26 3034	158899	85163	1460	I			9070	17 30 44.3	+26 06 38	4.41	K3.5III			N:Maasym; Masym; Misam, a name also applied to h and Chi Per.
HR 6528			BD+31 3047	158974	66103						17 30 55.4	+31 09 30	5.61	G8III
HR 6531			BD+39 3147	159026	66102						17 30 40.3	+38 52 56	6.43	F6III
HR 6533		78	BD+28 2767	159139	85182						17 31 49.6	+28 24 27	5.62 R	A1V
HR 6538			BD+34 2989	159222	66118						17 32 01.1	+34 16 15	6.56	G5V			G:Theta Cen group.
HR 6541			BD+19 3354	159332	102912	3393					17 33 22.8	+19 15 24	5.64	F6V
HR 6542			BD+16 3218	159353	102917	3394					17 33 39.4	+16 19 03	5.69	gK0
HR 6543			BD+14 3279	159354	102918		I			V642 Her	17 33 42.8	+14 50 30	6.48	M4IIIa			VAR:SRb 6.41 - 6.56V, about 12d.
HR 6550			BD+41 2850	159501	46792	1462					17 33 07.3	+41 14 37	5.74	gK1
HR 6551			BD+16 3220	159503	102928						17 34 27.2	+16 30 14	6.40 R	A8Vn
HR 6559			BD+21 3157	159834	85232				10655		17 35 59.6	+20 59 46	6.10	A7IV	3.5	10.4	D:Companion, 9.53V, +0.36(B-V), -0.02(U-B), F6IV-V, CPM.
HR 6563			BD+37 2908	159925	66165	3395					17 35 42.4	+37 18 06	6.10	G9III
HR 6564			BD+28 2787	159926	85236						17 36 07.9	+28 11 05	6.38 R	K5
HR 6570			BD+30 3033	160054	66175	3397					17 36 36.7	+30 47 07	6.02	A5V
HR 6571		79	BD+24 3218	160181	85264	3400		S			17 37 31.1	+24 18 36	5.77	A2Vn		0.1
HR 6574		82	BD+48 2542	160290	46838		I				17 36 37.6	+48 35 08	5.37	gK1
HR 6579			BD+32 2964	160507	66214						17 38 49.7	+32 44 22	6.37 R	gG5
HR 6584			BD+31 3075	160677	66231		I				17 39 57.5	+31 12 09	6.03	M2IIIab
HR 6588	ι	85	BD+46 2349	160762	46872	663		W		Iot Her	17 39 27.9	+46 00 23	3.80	B3IV	8.3	116.0	C:Color excess E(B-V) = -0.02.,SB:113.804d, K 5.4 k/s, V0 -20.0 k/s, asini 7.629. RV also var. 0.1434d.,VAR:Beta C?, amp. 0.01V.
HR 6589			BD+15 3246	160765	103020						17 41 11.0	+15 10 41	6.34	A1V
HR 6591			BD+31 3076	160822	66243			W			17 40 41.2	+31 17 15	6.28	K0III	2.1	115.0
HR 6592			BD+24 3225	160835	85310				10715		17 41 05.5	+24 30 48	6.36	K1III+F4V	3.0	16.3	D:Component B, F4V CPM.
HR 6594			BD+16 3256	160910	103033				10723		17 41 58.7	+15 57 07	5.52	F4V w	2.8	0.6	D:AB 5.58 F4V, 11.1, 122.68y, a = 1.004". Component C, 12.8v at 155" CPM.,DYN:0.030".
HR 6599			BD+43 2781	160950	46883						17 40 37.6	+43 28 15	6.59 R	K2
HR 6602		83	BD+24 3231	161074	85344		I	W			17 42 28.4	+24 33 51	5.52	K4III	3.6	159.6
HR 6604			BD+14 3321	161149	103052	3407					17 43 22.0	+14 17 42	6.24	F5II			G:Hyades group.,S:Also classified F4IV, Sr enhanced; F2III and F4V.,VAR:Delta Sct?
HR 6608		84	BD+24 3237	161239	85360						17 43 21.6	+24 19 40	5.71	G2IIIb
HR 6611			BD+14 3329	161321	103069				10749	V624 Her	17 44 17.3	+14 24 37	6.19	A3m	5.7	39.7	D:Visual companion ADS 10749B, optical.,S:Also classified A3pSiSr and A2.5/A7/F0.,SB:ADS 10749A, 3.894977d, K 96.6k/s, V0 -32.4k/s, msin3i 1.83, asini 5.17. Both components Am. vsini 35 and 30k/s.,VAR:EA 6.18 - 6.36V, 3.894977d.
HR 6612			BD+44 2757	161369	46906	3408	I				17 43 05.6	+44 05 04	6.34	K4III
HR 6619			BD+31 3090	161695	66311	3410					17 45 40.3	+31 30 17	6.23	A0Ib
HR 6623	μ	86	BD+27 2888	161797	85397	667	I		10786		17 46 27.5	+27 43 14	3.42	G5IV	6.4	33.8	D:BC 10.3 dM4, 10.8, 43.20y, a = 1.360". This close pair forms a wider physical binary with component A.,DYN:0.132".,G:Wolf 630 group.
HR 6625			BD+38 2997	161815	66315	3411					17 45 53.7	+38 52 53	6.52	K0
HR 6626			BD+39 3219	161832	66317				10782	V826 Her	17 45 58.5	+39 19 21	6.68	K3III+F7V	3.1	7.9	D:Component B, 9.70V, +0.75(B-V), +0.19(U-B), F5V, binary. Component C mag. diff 5.36v at 70" from A.,SB:ADS 10782A, 99.557d, K 16.45k/s, V0 -26.72k/s, asini 22.52.
HR 6627			BD+17 3334	161833	103106				10795		17 47 08.0	+17 41 50	5.72 R	A1V	1.3	0.6	D:Binary.
HR 6638			BD+20 3570	162076	85429	1465					17 48 24.8	+20 33 56	5.69	G5IV
HR 6641			BD+47 2537	162132	46954			S			17 47 08.1	+47 36 44	6.43	A2V s		0.1	SB:2.8242d, K 60.2k/s, V0 -27.1k/s, asini 2.34.
HR 6642			BD+19 3435	162161	103131						17 48 47.9	+19 15 19	6.12	A1V
HR 6644		87	BD+25 3353	162211	85437	3415	I				17 48 49.2	+25 37 22	5.12	K2III
HR 6654			BD+29 3126	162555	85464						17 50 22.9	+29 19 20	5.50	K1III
HR 6655			BD+22 3227	162570	85468						17 50 48.4	+22 18 59	5.98 R	A9V
HR 6664		88	BD+48 2581	162732	46997	3417				V744 Her	17 50 03.3	+48 23 39	6.68	BepShell v			S:H alpha emission.,SB:86.59d, K 9.7k/s, V0 -11.6k/s, asini 11.4. Companion 1 solar mass at about 150 solar radii.,VAR:Gamma Cas 6.65 - 6.94V, 86.7207d, similar to Pleione (HR 1180). Spectrum var. with possible periods 2.5552 and,VAR:0.78906d, correlated with RV.
HR 6665			BD+15 3292	162734	103161				10850		17 51 58.5	+15 19 33	6.46 R	K0III	0.2	0.8	D:AB binary. C, 13v at 28" and D, 10v at 95" both optical.,G:Probable Hyades group.
HR 6669			BD+40 3225	162826	47009						17 51 14.0	+40 04 21	6.46 R	G0V
HR 6673			BD+40 3228	162989	66402	3419	I				17 52 04.7	+39 58 56	6.04	gK4
HR 6674			BD+46 2379	163075	47023						17 52 01.0	+46 38 36	6.38	K0III
HR 6677		90	BD+40 3233	163217	47037		I		10875	9834	17 53 18.1	+40 00 29	5.16	K1IIIbCN-1	3.3	1.6	DYN:0.003".,G:Hyades group.,S:If the secondary is a main sequence star, the inferred spectral type is A5V.,VAR:ADS 10875. Not certain which component is the var. suspect. Rapid change in difference between components.
HR 6685		89	BD+26 3120	163506	85545	1468	I			V441 Her	17 55 25.2	+26 03 00	5.46	F2Ib e			C:IR excess.,RV:About 70d. Mass loss 10E-08 solar masses/y.,S:2- and 10-micrometer spectra show silicate emission indicating circumstellar shell. Infrared emission at wavelengths,S:longer than 2 micrometers probably originates in circumstellar shell of solid particles.,VAR:SRd 5.34 - 5.54V, 68:d.
HR 6687			BD+22 3237	163547	85552	3427	I				17 55 50.8	+22 27 51	5.58	gK3
HR 6695	θ	91	BD+37 2982	163770	66485	672	I			9890	17 56 15.2	+37 15 02	3.86	K1IIaCN+2 e			VAR:Possibly 5 yr. period in He 10830 emission.
HR 6697			BD+24 3283	163840	85575			S			17 57 14.3	+23 59 45	6.30	G2V	1.5	0.1	D:Sep. 0.107". Closed from 0.114" to 0.065" between 1981.5 and 1984.3 (McAlister and Hartkopf). However, speckle,D:observations 1986.44 (Blazit et al. 1987, A&AS, 71, 57) yield 0.085".,M:Possible nearby star on basis of spectroscopic parallax.
HR 6702			BD+45 2627	163990	47080		I			OP Her	17 56 48.4	+45 21 03	6.02	M5IIbS			S:Technetium star.,VAR:SRb 5.85 - 6.73V, 7.7 - 8.3p, 120.5d.
HR 6703	ξ	92	BD+29 3156	163993	85590	674	I			9927	17 57 45.9	+29 14 52	3.70	G8+III
HR 6707	ν	94	BD+30 3093	164136	66524					Nu Her	17 58 30.2	+30 11 22	4.41	F2II			S:Manganese star. IUE observations suggest B9.5V companion.,VAR:SRd? 4.38 - 4.48V, 29:d. However, more recent photoelectric observations cast doubt on variability.
HR 6711			BD+36 2986	164280	66531						17 58 42.3	+36 17 16	6.00	gG5
HR 6713		93	BD+16 3335	164349	103285	1469	I				18 00 03.4	+16 45 03	4.67	K0.5IIb			G:Red star Pleiades group.,S:Barium star.
HR 6718			BD+45 2635	164429	47106					V771 Her	17 58 52.3	+45 28 34	6.48	B9pSiSr			VAR:Alpha CV 6.44 - 6.52V, amp. 0.04U, 0.517468d.
HR 6720			BD+19 3494	164447	103291					Var?	18 00 27.7	+19 30 21	6.50	B8Vne			S:Shell star.
HR 6722			BD+15 3327	164507	103299						18 00 57.2	+15 05 36	6.26	G5IV
HR 6726			BD+33 3006	164614	66551		I				18 00 36.4	+33 12 50	5.99	gK6
HR 6728			BD+45 2638	164646	47121	3433	I			9980	17 59 56.2	+45 30 05	5.67	M0IIIab
HR 6729		95	BD+21 3280	164668	85647		I		10993 B	10014	18 01 29.9	+21 35 43	5.18	G8III	0.1	6.3	D:Binary with 6730.,DYN:0.007".
HR 6730		95	BD+21 3280	164669	85648				10993 A	10014	18 01 30.4	+21 35 44	4.96	A5IIIn	0.1	6.3	D:Binary with 6729.,DYN:0.007".
HR 6737			BD+33 3009	164824	66562	3434	I		10998		18 01 35.9	+33 18 41	6.15	K5III	6.0	14.2	D:AB CPM. C, 13v at 55" optical.
HR 6738		96	BD+20 3649	164852	85672					V820 Her	18 02 23.1	+20 50 01	5.28	B3IV			RV:12.7d.,SB:12.4573d, K1 57.6k/s, K2 57.5k/s, V0 -15.5k/s, m1sin3i 0.591, m1sin3i 0.592,,SB:a1sin3i 12.0, a2sin3i 12.0.,VAR:5.17 - 5.19B. Observations satisfy the SB period.
HR 6741		97	BD+22 3260	164900	85676						18 02 30.1	+22 55 23	6.21	B3Vn
HR 6744			BD+19 3508	165029	103334						18 03 14.7	+19 36 47	6.50 R	A0V
HR 6753			BD+48 2627	165358	47173				11028		18 03 09.0	+48 27 52	6.21	A2V	2.7	26.8	D:Both companions optical.
HR 6754			BD+23 3254	165373	85706						18 04 40.2	+23 56 33	6.34	F0IV-V
HR 6763			BD+21 3300	165524	85718						18 05 30.2	+21 38 49	6.15	gK3
HR 6764			BD+40 3276	165567	47193						18 04 43.2	+40 05 03	6.52	F7V
HR 6765		98	BD+22 3273	165625	85725		I			10208	18 06 01.9	+22 13 08	5.06	M3-IIIZrO 0+
HR 6767			BD+41 2968	165645	47195				11054		18 05 00.8	+41 56 48	6.34	F0V	3.6	23.4
HR 6768			BD+32 3047	165683	66626						18 05 49.6	+32 13 50	5.71	K0III
HR 6775		99	BD+30 3128	165908	66648				11077		18 07 01.5	+30 33 43	5.04	F7V	3.4	1.7	D:AB 5.10 F7V, 8.50 K4V, 55.8y, a = 1.00".,DYN:0.060".,S:Metal deficient, calcium rich.,SB:Astrometric binary unresolved by speckle interferometry.
HR 6779	ο	103	BD+28 2925	166014	85750	681		S		Omi Her	18 07 32.6	+28 45 45	3.83	B9.5V e			S:H alpha emission.,VAR:Gamma Cas 3.81 - 3.9B, 4.1 - 4.2p.
HR 6781		100	BD+26 3178	166045	85753				11089 A	10253	18 07 49.5	+26 06 05	5.86	A3V	0.0	14.3	D:Binary with HR 6782. Primary is speckle binary, sep. 0.106". Component C, 11v at 76". A companion to A at 0.106",D:discovered by speckle interferometry.,VAR:Combined light of 6781-2 varies; uncertain which component the variable.
HR 6782		100	BD+26 3178	166046	85752				11089 B	10253	18 07 49.5	+26 05 51	5.90	A3V	0.0	14.3	D:Binary with HR 6781.
HR 6787		102	BD+20 3674	166182	85769	3443			11102		18 08 45.5	+20 48 52	4.36	B2IV	7.9	23.4	D:Companion A6V, optical.
HR 6791			BD+43 2892	166208	47237		I				18 07 28.8	+43 27 42	5.00	G8IIICN-1CH-3
HR 6792			BD+49 2732	166228	47233				11090		18 07 06.3	+49 42 38	6.32 R	A2V	4.1	2.4
HR 6793			BD+36 3027	166229	66666		I				18 08 02.2	+36 24 05	5.48	K2.5III
HR 6794		101	BD+20 3675	166230	85770						18 08 52.9	+20 02 43	5.10	A8III
HR 6799			BD+30 3138	166411	66682						18 09 10.2	+30 28 10	6.38	gK1
HR 6803			BD+16 3390	166479	103443				11123	10311	18 10 08.7	+16 28 36	6.09 R	B9V+F7III	0.8	1.2	D:6.5 A, 7.2 F2, 3040y, a = 1.500".,S:Also classified G2III + A0V:.
HR 6806			BD+38 3095	166620	66700					10316	18 09 37.5	+38 27 27	6.40	K2V			G:Wolf 630 group.
HR 6807			BD+36 3039	166640	66703						18 09 59.0	+36 27 59	5.58	G8III
HR 6814			BD+33 3044	166988	66733				11149	10363	18 11 45.1	+33 26 49	5.88 R	A3V	0.3	0.1	D:AB measured sep. 0.102" on 1985.5 by speckle interferometry.,SB:ADS 11149A.,VAR:ADS 11149B, 8.5 - >11?v.
HR 6815		104	BD+31 3199	167006	66737	3448	I			V669 Her	18 11 54.2	+31 24 19	4.97	M3III			VAR:Amp. 0.14B.
HR 6820			BD+21 3347	167193	85836		I				18 13 16.5	+21 52 49	6.12	K4III
HR 6824			BD+41 3011	167304	47305						18 12 42.6	+41 08 49	6.36	K0III
HR 6826			BD+38 3113	167370	66765	3451					18 13 04.8	+38 46 25	6.04	B9IIIn
HR 6831			BD+29 3213	167588	85856						18 14 44.0	+29 12 26	6.56	F8V
HR 6852			BD+18 3623	168270	103581						18 18 07.7	+18 07 53	5.99 R	B9V
HR 6854			BD+23 3299	168323	85906		I	W			18 18 07.7	+23 17 48	6.63 R	K5	2.3	155.4
HR 6860		105	BD+24 3381	168532	85921	3457	I				18 19 10.7	+24 26 46	5.27	K3III:Ba0.4			SB:478d, K 16.1k/s, V0 -14.4k/s, asini 97.0.
HR 6867			BD+29 3236	168694	85933		I				18 19 52.1	+29 39 58	5.99	gK4
HR 6868		106	BD+21 3390	168720	85941		I				18 20 17.9	+21 57 41	4.95	M1III
HR 6876		108	BD+29 3241	168913	85956						18 20 57.1	+29 51 32	5.63	A5m			SB:5.5146d, K 70.1k/s, V0 -20.2k/s, msin3i 1.72, asini 5.32. vsini both components 20k/s.
HR 6877		107	BD+28 2981	168914	85957					10690	18 21 01.0	+28 52 12	5.12	A7V
HR 6882			BD+23 3316	169110	85975		I				18 22 08.7	+23 17 07	5.41	M0IIIab
HR 6885			BD+17 3555	169191	103655	3460	I				18 22 49.0	+17 49 36	5.25	K3III
HR 6887			BD+16 3478	169223	103660						18 23 02.9	+16 41 17	6.22	K0
HR 6895		109	BD+21 3411	169414	86003	690	I	W		10742	18 23 41.9	+21 46 11	3.84	K2.5IIIab	6.5	221.8
HR 6904			BD+27 3016	169718	86019				11334		18 24 58.5	+27 23 43	6.27	A0V+A4V	0.9	0.6	D:AB 6.5 A2V, 7.5 A4V, 775y, a = .90".,SB:ADS 11334A.
HR 6906			BD+14 3533	169820	103709			S			18 25 55.4	+14 58 00	6.37	B9V		0.1
HR 6917			BD+29 3259	169981	86043	1479					18 25 58.8	+29 49 44	5.83	A2IV			G:Sirius group; UMa stream.,SB:9.6120d, K 28.5k/s, V0 +7.5k/s, asini 3.32.
HR 6924			BD+26 3259	170111	86060				11356		18 26 40.9	+26 26 58	6.53	B3V	2.7	62.3	D:B, 12.6v at 6". Possibly CPM and common RV with HD 170051, 6.9v B5 at 185".,SB:ADS 11356A.
HR 6943			BD+23 3347	170650	86115						18 29 35.7	+23 51 58	5.90	B6IV
HR 6950			BD+20 3821	170829	86142					Var?	18 30 41.6	+20 48 55	6.50	G8IV			SB:26.390d, K 12.4k/s, V0 -59.0k/s, asini 4.43.
HR 6955			BD+16 3529	170878	103800	1481					18 31 04.4	+16 55 43	5.77	A2V
HR 6966			BD+23 3363	171245	86175	3472	I	W			18 32 46.2	+23 37 01	5.84	gK5			D:Suspected binary probably single star.
HR 6975			BD+20 3847	171487	86203	3476					18 34 19.6	+20 27 59	6.57	A3V
HR 6977			BD+18 3740	171623	103879			S			18 35 12.6	+18 12 12	5.78 R	A0Vn		0.2
HR 6980			BD+23 3385	171745	86224				11479		18 35 30.4	+23 36 20	5.61	G9III+G7III	0.2	0.6	D:6.3 G9III, 6.5 G7III, 210.9y, a = 0.416" or 190.8y, a = 0.418". Combined mag., colors.
HR 6981			BD+16 3560	171746	103886				11483	11085	18 35 53.2	+16 58 32	6.21	G2V+G2V	0.2	1.8	D:AB 6.8 G2V, 7.0 G2V, 292y, a = 1.358", or 3083y, a = 6.7811".,DYN:0.024".,S:AB also classified F8V.
HR 6995			BD+16 3563	171994	103913						18 37 09.0	+16 11 54	6.29	G8IV
HR 7047			BD+23 3439	173494	86393						18 44 40.2	+23 35 23	6.31	F6V
HR 7058			BD+21 3550	173650	86405					V535 Her	18 45 35.7	+21 59 06	6.51	B9pSiCr: v			S:Si star. Enhanced chromium, iron, titanium, strontium.,VAR:Alpha CV 6.41 - 6.58V, 10.1353d or 9.975d; also spectrum, magnetic field, RV.
HR 7061		110	BD+20 3926	173667	86406	703	I		11658	11323	18 45 39.7	+20 32 47	4.19	F6V	9.2	63.8	D:All companions probably optical.
HR 7067			BD+18 3817	173833	104087		I				18 46 41.4	+18 42 21	6.17	K5
HR 7069		111	BD+18 3823	173880	104093	1491		W			18 47 01.3	+18 10 53	4.36	A5III	5.5	121.3	G:Hyades group.
HR 7079			BD+23 3461	174160	86451						18 48 16.4	+23 30 51	6.15	F8V			M:Possible nearby star on basis of spectroscopic parallax.
HR 7086			BD+19 3798	174262	104129						18 48 53.4	+19 19 43	5.88	A1V
HR 7091			BD+24 3545	174369	86462			S			18 49 14.4	+25 02 47	6.59 R	A1V		0.2	SB:13.081d, K 28.9k/s, V0 -25.9k/s, asini 4.79.
HR 7109			BD+13 3787	174853	104196	3503		S		V822 Her	18 52 01.9	+13 57 56	6.14	B8Vnn		0.1	S:nn spectral type probably due to unresolved double lines on classification plates (Hube et al. 1988, AJ, 95, 199).,S:Spectral type of secondary similar to that of primary (late B). vsini of primary and secondary 96 and 91k/s,,S:respectively.,SB:1.391113d, K 165.8k/s, V0 -24.1k/s, msin3i 2.63, asini 3.17.,VAR:EB 6.12 - 6.30V.
HR 7113		112	BD+21 3582	174933	86521						18 52 16.4	+21 25 31	5.48	B9II-IIIpHg			G:Possible Pleiades group.,S:HgMn star. Spectrum shows phosphorus. Gallium II lines strong.,SB:6.3624d, K 17.7k/s, V0 -19.6k/s, asini 1.54.
HR 7133		113	BD+22 3524	175492	86567	3508	I		11820		18 54 44.9	+22 38 42	4.59	G4III+A6V	7.9	35.7	D:C, 11v at 38" optical.,S:Also classified G5III + A2V.,SB:ADS 11820A, 245.3d, K 16.0k/s, V0 -23.3k/s, asini 53.6. Binary motion corresponds to the G-type spectrum; the A,SB:type arises from an unresolved companion, vsini 60k/s.
HR 7147			BD+17 3778	175744	104271					V828 Her	18 56 03.9	+17 59 42	6.63	B9pSi			G:Member of Pleiades group.
HR 7148			BD+17 3779	175743	104272						18 56 06.2	+18 06 19	5.69	K1III			G:Gamma Leo group.

Revised+Historic NGC/IC, Version 22/9, © Dr. Wolfgang Steinicke ^[277]
Planetary Nebulae
Name	RA	Dec	Type	bMag	vMag	Dim	Dreyer Description	Identification, Remarks
NGC 6058	16 04 26.6	+40 41 01	PN	13.3	12.9	0.67	pF, vS, R, stellar	PK 64+48.1, CS=13.8
NGC 6210	16 44 29.5	+23 48 02	PN	9.3	8.8	0.35	planetary, vB, vS, R, disc & border	PK 43+37.1, CS=12.9
IC 4593	16 11 44.5	+12 04 19	PN	10.9	10.7	0.7	Planetary, stellar	PK 25+40.1, CS=11.0
Globular Clusters
Name	RA	Dec	Type	bMag	vMag	Dim	Dreyer Description	Identification, Remarks
NGC 6205	16 41 41.5	+36 27 39	V		5.8	20	!! globular, eB, vRi, vgeCM, st 11…	M 13, GCL 45, Hercules cluster
NGC 6229	16 46 58.9	+47 31 42	IV		9.4	4.5	globular, vB, L, R, disc & F border, r	GCL 47
NGC 6341	17 17 07.3	+43 08 13	IV		6.5	14	globular, vB, vL, eCM, rrr, st S	M 92, GCL 59
Galaxies
Name	RA	Dec	Type	bMag	vMag	Dim	Dreyer Description	Identification, Remarks
NGC 6013	15 52 52.9	+40 38 48	SBb	14.4	13.6	1.4 × 0.8	eF, vS, iR, lbM	UGC 10080, MCG 7-33-4, CGCG 223-7
NGC 6030	16 01 51.3	+17 57 27	S0	13.7	12.8	1.2 × 0.8	pF, vS, R, bM	UGC 10139, MCG 3-41-44, CGCG 108-65
NGC 6032	16 03 01.1	+20 57 21	SBb	14.3	13.5	1.6 × 0.7	vF, pL, lE, vlbM, np of 2	UGC 10148, MCG 4-38-16, CGCG 137-21, IRAS 16008+2105
NGC 6034	16 03 32.0	+17 11 55	E2	14.6	13.5	1 × 0.8	eeF, vS, R, v diffic	MCG 3-41-62, CGCG 108-84, DRCG 34-7
NGC 6035	16 03 24.1	+20 53 27	SBc	14.2	13.5	0.9 × 0.9	vF, pL, lE, sf of 2	UGC 10154, MCG 4-38-18, CGCG 137-24
NGC 6040 A	16 04 26.7	+17 45 00	SBc	15.1	14.2	1.3 × 0.7	vF, eS, F * close	UGC 10165, MCG 3-41-74, CGCG 108-96, Arp 122, VV 212, DRCG 34-67
NGC 6040 B	16 04 26.5	+17 44 31	S0	14.9	14.0	0.8 × 0.8	vF, eS, F * close	UGC 10165, MCG 3-41-73, CGCG 108-96, Arp 122, VV 212, DRCG 34-68
NGC 6041 A	16 04 35.8	+17 43 17	E-S0	14.4	13.3	1.3 × 1.1	F, S	UGC 10170, MCG 3-41-78, CGCG 108-101, VV 213, DRCG 34-64
NGC 6041 B	16 04 35.0	+17 43 02	E-S0	16.6	15.6	0.4 × 0.3	F, S	UGC 10170, MCG 3-41-78, CGCG 108-101, VV 213, DRCG 34-65
NGC 6042	16 04 39.5	+17 42 01	E-S0	14.9	14.0	0.8 × 0.7	vF, vS	NGC 6039, MCG 3-41-79, CGCG 108-104, DRCG 34-63
NGC 6043 A	16 05 01.5	+17 46 33	SB0	15.3	14.3	0.7 × 0.4	eeF, pS, lE, "4th of 10"	MCG 3-41-86, CGCG 108-109, DRCG 34-83
NGC 6043 B	16 05 00.7	+17 46 24	C	16.2	15.2	0.3 × 0.3	eeF, pS, lE, "4th of 10"	MCG 3-41-86, CGCG 108-109
NGC 6044	16 04 59.6	+17 52 13	S0	15.3	14.3	0.6 × 0.6	eeF, vS, R, vF * close p	IC 1172, MCG 3-41-84, CGCG 108-110, DRCG 34-93
NGC 6045 A	16 05 08.0	+17 45 29	SBc	14.9	13.9	1.3 × 0.3	eeF, vS, R, v diffic	UGC 10177, MCG 3-41-88, CGCG 108-112, DRCG 34-82, Arp 71, IRAS 16028+1753
NGC 6045 B	16 05 10.3	+17 45 30	S0	16.5	15.5	0.4 × 0.2	eeF, vS, R, v diffic	DRCG 34-81
NGC 6046	16 01 29.1	+19 21 34	S0-a	14.4	13.5	1.3 × 1.1	eF, pL, partly verified	NGC 6028, UGC 10135, MCG 3-41-43, 1ZW 133, CGCG 108-63, PRC C-49, Hoag type
NGC 6047	16 05 09.0	+17 43 47	E3	14.6	13.5	1.1 × 0.8	eF, R, pS, F * close n	MCG 3-41-87, CGCG 108-111, DRCG 34-62
NGC 6050 A	16 05 23.5	+17 45 26	SBc	15.4	14.7	0.9 × 0.6	eeF, S, R, v diffic	IC 1179A, UGC 10186, MCG 3-41-93, DRCG 34-156, CGCG 108-118, Arp 272, VV 220, KCPG 481B
NGC 6050 B	16 05 22.3	+17 45 16	SBc	16.0	15.4	0.4 × 0.3	eeF, S, R, v diffic	IC 1179B, UGC 10186, MCG 3-41-92, DRCG 34-155, CGCG 108-118, Arp 272, VV 220, KCPG 481A
NGC 6054	16 05 38.1	+17 46 03	SB0	15.3	14.2	0.8 × 0.4	eeF, pS, lE, F * sp	IC 1183, MCG 3-41-103, CGCG 108-128, DRCG 34-77
NGC 6055	16 05 32.7	+18 09 34	SB0	14.8	13.7	1 × 0.6	eeF, pS, R, v diffic	UGC 10191, MCG 3-41-101, CGCG 108-123, DRCG 34-121
NGC 6056	16 05 31.1	+17 57 46	SB0-a	15.0	13.9	0.9 × 0.5	eeF, v diffic	IC 1176, MCG 3-41-100, CGCG 108-122, DRCG 34-101
NGC 6057	16 05 39.5	+18 09 53	E2	15.7	14.7	0.6 × 0.5	eeF, eS, R	NGC 6053, MCG 3-41-106, NPM1G +18.0472, CGCG 108-130, DRCG 34-120
NGC 6060	16 05 52.2	+21 29 04	SBc	13.8	13.1	2 × 1.1	eF, E, sbM	UGC 10196, MCG 4-38-25, CGCG 137-36, IRAS 16036+2137
NGC 6061	16 06 16.1	+18 15 00	E-S0	14.7	13.6	1 × 0.8	eeF, S, R, 4 B st s	UGC 10199, MCG 3-41-118, CGCG 108-145, DRCG 34-134
NGC 6062	16 06 22.9	+19 46 37	SBbc	14.2	13.6	1.2 × 0.9	eF, R, vlbM, r	UGC 10202, MCG 3-41-125, CGCG 108-148
NGC 6062 B	16 06 19.0	+19 45 46	Sc	16.0	15.3	0.4 × 0.4	eF, R, vlbM, r	MCG 3-41-122, IRAS 16041+1954
NGC 6064 1	16 05 12.6	+20 32 31	Sc/P	14.5	14.1	0.9 × 0.7	vF, vS, r, pB * sf (? = m 302)	NGC 6052-1, UGC 10182, MCG 4-38-22, IRAS 16030+2040, KUG 1603+206, CGCG 137-32, Arp 209, VV 86, MK 297
NGC 6064 2	16 05 13.2	+20 32 32	S/P	13.8	13.0	0.8 × 0.3	vF, vS, r, pB * sf (? = m 302)	NGC 6052-2, UGC 10182, MCG 4-38-22, IRAS 16030+2040, KUG 1603+206, CGCG 137-32, Arp 209, VV 86, MK 297
NGC 6073	16 10 10.9	+16 42 00	Sc	14.3	13.5	1.3 × 0.7	vF, S, r	UGC 10235, MCG 3-41-139, CGCG 108-160, IRAS 16078+1649
NGC 6074 1	16 11 17.3	+14 15 31	S	15.2	14.4	0.4 × 0.4	eF, vS, R, bM	MCG 2-41-15, CGCG 79-75
NGC 6074 2	16 11 16.8	+14 15 18	E5	17.1	16.1	0.6 × 0.3	eF, vS, R, bM	MCG 2-41-16, CGCG 79-75
NGC 6075	16 11 22.6	+23 57 54	E-S0	14.9	13.9	0.9 × 0.7	F, vS, R, * or st inv ?, rr	IC 4594, MCG 4-38-38, CGCG 137-55, VV 380
NGC 6078	16 12 05.4	+14 12 34	E0	16.2	15.2	0.5 × 0.5	eF, vS, R, bM	MCG 2-41-17, CGCG 79-76, NPM1G +14.0442
NGC 6081	16 12 56.8	+09 52 04	S0	14.5	13.5	1.8 × 0.6	vF, S, R, bM	IC 1202, UGC 10272, MCG 2-41-19, CGCG 79-78, NPM1G +09.0456
NGC 6083	16 13 12.6	+14 11 10	Sb	15.4	14.6	0.7 × 0.4	eF, vS, diffic	MCG 2-41-20, CGCG 79-80, NPM1G +14.0443, double system ?
NGC 6084	16 14 16.6	+17 45 29	Sab	14.9	13.9	1 × 0.5	eeF, pS, R, v diffic	UGC 10291, MCG 3-41-143, CGCG 108-168, NPM1G +17.0590
NGC 6098	16 15 34.0	+19 27 42	E3	14.4	13.4	1 × 0.7	eF, vS, R, * 8 f 41s, np of 2	UGC 10299, MCG 3-41-145, CGCG 108-170, VV 192, KCPG 493A
NGC 6099	16 15 35.5	+19 27 14	E0	15.2	14.2	1.3 × 1.3	eF, vS, R, sf of 2	UGC 10299, MCG 3-41-146, CGCG 108-170, KCPG 493B, VV 192, NPM1G +19.0457
NGC 6106	16 18 47.0	+07 24 40	Sc	12.8	12.2	2.4 × 1.3	F, pL, lE, vgbM, r	UGC 10328, MCG 1-41-16, CGCG 52-1, IRAS 16163+0731
NGC 6113	16 19 10.6	+14 08 01	S0	15.1	14.1	0.9 × 0.4	vF, S, R	MCG 2-41-24, CGCG 80-4
NGC 6132	16 23 38.7	+11 47 12	Sab	14.4	13.6	1.5 × 0.5	eF, vS, vlbM	IC 4602, UGC 10363, MCG 2-42-2, CGCG 80-20, IRAS 16213+1153
NGC 6138	16 23 06.3	+40 51 30	S?	15.8	14.9	0.3 × 0.3	vF, vS, R, bM	NGC 6341, UGC 10827, MCG 7-36-5, CGCG 226-8, NPM1G +41.0459
NGC 6145	16 25 02.4	+40 56 47	Sc	14.9	14.2	0.8 × 0.4	F, R, bM	MCG 7-34-21, CGCG 224-17
NGC 6146	16 25 10.2	+40 53 33	E2	13.5	12.5	1.3 × 1	cF, vS, R, bM	UGC 10379, MCG 7-34-24, CGCG 224-18
NGC 6147	16 25 05.8	+40 55 44	Sb	15.9	15.1	0.4 × 0.3	eF, one of 3	MCG 7-34-23
NGC 6148	16 27 04.0	+24 05 34	S	16.9	16.1	0.6 × 0.3	vF, S, with st
NGC 6149	16 27 24.3	+19 35 51	S0	14.5	13.5	1.1 × 0.8	vF, pS, R, pB * nr s	UGC 10391, MCG 3-42-11, CGCG 109-21
NGC 6150	16 25 49.9	+40 29 20	E?	15.0	14.0	1.3 × 0.5	vF, vS, R	NGC 6150A, MCG 7-34-29, CGCG 224-22
NGC 6150 B	16 25 44.4	+40 28 32	S0	15.3	14.3	0.5 × 0.2	vF, vS, R	MCG 7-34-27, IRAS 16240+4035
NGC 6154	16 25 30.6	+49 50 25	SBa	13.6	12.7	2.1 × 2	vF, S, R, lbM, er	UGC 10382, MCG 8-30-12, CGCG 251-16
NGC 6155	16 26 08.3	+48 22 03	Sc	13.0	12.3	1.3 × 0.9	F, pS, iF, gbM	UGC 10385, MCG 8-30-13, CGCG 251-18, IRAS 16247+4828
NGC 6158	16 27 40.9	+39 23 00	E-S0	14.7	13.7	0.9 × 0.6	F, S, iF	MCG 7-34-41, CGCG 224-31
NGC 6159	16 27 25.1	+42 40 49	E-S0	15.2	14.2	1.4 × 1	vF, S, iR, lbM	UGC 10397, MCG 7-34-38, CGCG 224-29, NPM1G +42.0441
NGC 6160	16 27 41.1	+40 55 39	E2	14.2	13.2	1.8 × 1.5	cF, pL, R, gbM, r	UGC 10400, MCG 7-34-42, CGCG 224-32
NGC 6161	16 28 20.6	+32 48 37	Sc	15.6	14.9	0.9 × 0.3	vF, S, lbM	MCG 6-36-46, CGCG 168-13, HCG 82C, KUG 1626+329B, IRAS 16264+3255
NGC 6162	16 28 22.3	+32 50 59	S0	14.6	13.6	0.9 × 0.7	F, S, lbM	UGC 10403, MCG 6-36-47, CGCG 168-14, KUG 1626+329C, HCG 82A, NPM1G +32.0473
NGC 6163	16 28 27.8	+32 50 49	SB0	15.4	14.4	0.6 × 0.3	vF, S, lbM	MCG 6-36-48, CGCG 168-15, HCG 82B, KUG 1626+329D, NPM1G +32.0474
NGC 6166	16 28 38.5	+39 33 05	E3	12.8	11.8	1.9 × 1.4	pF, S, vlE, vgmbM	UGC 10409, MCG 7-34-60, CGCG 224-39, VV 364, 3C 338, multiple system
NGC 6166 A	16 28 31.0	+39 31 16	S0	16.0	15.0	0.3 × 0.2	pF, S, vlE, vgmbM	MCG 7-34-50
NGC 6166 B	16 28 53.1	+39 33 39	S?	15.8	14.9	0.4 × 0.3	pF, S, vlE, vgmbM	MCG 7-34-76, CGCG 224-45, KUG 1627+396
NGC 6166 C	16 28 23.2	+39 34 14	E0	15.5	14.5	0.4 × 0.4	pF, S, vlE, vgmbM	MCG 7-34-48
NGC 6166 D	16 28 39.1	+39 31 08	S0	15.8	14.8	0.4 × 0.3	pF, S, vlE, vgmbM	MCG 7-34-56
NGC 6168	16 31 21.3	+20 11 06	Sd	14.8	14.2	1.4 × 0.3	eeF, mE, F * at p end, v diffic	UGC 10434, MCG 3-42-16, CGCG 109-28, IRAS 16291+2017
NGC 6173	16 29 45.0	+40 48 40	E3	13.1	12.1	1.9 × 1.4	cF, vS, R, bM	UGC 10421, MCG 7-34-83, CGCG 224-49, 3ZW 83
NGC 6174	16 29 23.8	+40 52 30	E-S0	15.0	14.0	0.6 × 0.6	vF	MCG 7-34-82, CGCG 224-47, NPM1G +40.0423, 3ZW 82
NGC 6175 1	16 29 57.4	+40 37 49	S0	14.7	13.7	1.3 × 0.8	vF, vS, R	UGC 10422, MCG 7-34-87, CGCG 224-50
NGC 6175 2	16 29 58.0	+40 37 41	E0	15.0	14.0	0.6 × 0.6	vF, vS, R	UGC 10422, MCG 7-34-87, CGCG 224-50
NGC 6177	16 30 38.8	+35 03 20	SBb	14.4	13.6	1.7 × 1.2	vF, pL, iE, rr, * nr	UGC 10428, MCG 6-36-49, CGCG 196-72, KUG 1628+351
NGC 6179	16 30 46.9	+35 06 10	C	16.3	15.3	0.4 × 0.4	vF, S, bMN, 4' nf h 1964	CGCG 196-73, NPM1G +35.0377
NGC 6180	16 30 33.9	+40 32 23	E?	15.1	14.1	0.9 × 0.6	eF, vS, R, mbM	MCG 7-34-95, CGCG 224-58
NGC 6181	16 32 20.7	+19 49 32	SBc	12.5	11.9	2.5 × 1.1	pB, pL, vlE, pgmbM	UGC 10439, MCG 3-42-20, CGCG 109-31, IRAS 16301+1955
NGC 6184	16 31 34.4	+40 33 56	Sb	14.8	14.0	0.8 × 0.5	eF, vS, R, vlbM	MCG 7-34-109, CGCG 224-70, KUG 1629+406B
NGC 6185	16 33 17.8	+35 20 32	Sa	14.3	13.4	1.2 × 0.9	F, S, R, gbM, * 11 np	UGC 10444, MCG 6-36-52, CGCG 196-77, KUG 1631+354
NGC 6186	16 34 25.4	+21 32 29	SBa	13.8	12.9	1.5 × 1.2	eF, vS, E	UGC 10448, MCG 4-39-15, CGCG 138-38, IRAS 16322+2138
NGC 6194	16 36 37.0	+36 12 02	E-S0	14.8	13.8	1 × 0.8	vF, vS, sbM * 12	MCG 6-36-54, CGCG 196-82, KUG 1634+363
NGC 6195	16 36 32.6	+39 01 42	Sb	13.8	13.0	1.5 × 1.1	vF, S, R, gbM, bet 2 st	UGC 10469, MCG 7-34-118, CGCG 224-75, IRAS 16348+3907
NGC 6196	16 37 53.8	+36 04 23	E-S0	13.9	12.9	2 × 1.2	vF, vS, stellar	IC 4615, UGC 10482, MCG 6-36-58, CGCG 196-88
NGC 6197	16 37 59.8	+35 59 45	SB0-a	15.5	14.6	1.3 × 0.5	eF, E, stellar	IC 4616, MCG 6-36-59, CGCG 196-89
NGC 6201	16 40 14.4	+23 45 55	E3	15.6	14.6	0.4 × 0.3	eF, vS	CGCG 138-53
NGC 6203	16 40 27.3	+23 46 31	S0	15.4	14.4	0.6 × 0.6	eF, vS	MCG 4-39-19, CGCG 138-55, NPM1G +23.0430
NGC 6207	16 43 03.7	+36 49 55	Sc	12.2	11.6	3 × 1.2	pB, pL, E 45° ±, vgmbM	UGC 10521, MCG 6-37-7, CGCG 197-7, IRAS 16412+3655, KARA 766, KUG 1641+369
NGC 6212	16 43 23.2	+39 48 26	C	15.2	14.2	0.6 × 0.4	eF	MCG 7-34-142, CGCG 224-96
NGC 6219	16 46 22.6	+09 02 18	S0	15.2	14.2	0.7 × 0.7	F, S	MCG 2-43-1, CGCG 81-4
NGC 6224	16 48 18.5	+06 18 44	E-S0	14.5	13.5	1 × 1	eeF, vS, lE, pB * nr n, n of 2	UGC 10555, MCG 1-43-2, CGCG 53-10
NGC 6225	16 48 21.6	+06 13 23	E-S0	14.8	13.8	0.9 × 0.6	eF, vS, lE, F st inv, s of 2	UGC 10556, MCG 1-43-3, CGCG 53-11
NGC 6228	16 48 02.8	+26 12 46	Sb	14.8	14.0	1.1 × 0.6	vF, S	UGC 10558, MCG 4-40-1, CGCG 139-3, VV 791, VV 846, IRAS 16460+2617
NGC 6230	16 50 46.8	+04 36 16	E1	15.4	14.4	0.8 × 0.7	eeF, pS, R, v diffic	UGC 10575, MCG 1-43-5, CGCG 53-14
NGC 6233	16 50 15.6	+23 34 49	S0	14.3	13.3	1.4 × 1	pF, S, R, gbM	UGC 10573, MCG 4-40-2, CGCG 139-7, NPM1G +23.0434
NGC 6239	16 50 05.2	+42 44 23	SBb	12.9	12.5	2.4 × 1.1	vF, E, biN np sf	UGC 10577, MCG 7-35-1, CGCG 225-2, CGCG 224-105, IRAS 16484+4249
NGC 6241	16 50 11.0	+45 25 16	Sc	14.8	14.2	1 × 0.8	eF, pS	MCG 8-31-7, CGCG 252-5, IRAS 16486+4530
NGC 6243	16 52 26.3	+23 19 58	Sa	15.0	14.1	1 × 0.4	vF, vS, iF, dif	UGC 10591, MCG 4-40-4, CGCG 139-13
NGC 6255	16 54 47.4	+36 30 06	SBc	13.5	12.8	3.6 × 1.5	eF, cL, E 90°	UGC 10606, MCG 6-37-14, CGCG 197-18, IRAS 16530+3634, KUG 1653+365, KARA 775, Z 1653.0+3635
NGC 6261	16 56 30.4	+27 58 41	S0-a	14.9	14.0	1.2 × 0.5	eF, eS, iF	UGC 10617, MCG 5-40-6, CGCG 169-13, NPM1G +28.0390
NGC 6263	16 56 43.1	+27 49 21	E0	14.7	13.7	0.9 × 0.9	vF, vS, R	UGC 10618, MCG 5-40-8, CGCG 169-14, NPM1G +27.0546
NGC 6264	16 57 16.1	+27 50 58	SBb	15.3	14.5	0.7 × 0.4	eF, vS	MCG 5-40-9, CGCG 169-15
NGC 6265	16 57 29.0	+27 50 41	S0	15.2	14.2	0.8 × 0.5	eF, vS	UGC 10624, MCG 5-40-11, CGCG 169-17, NPM1G +27.0547
NGC 6267	16 58 08.7	+22 59 07	SBc	13.8	13.1	1.3 × 1	vF, pL, R, lbM	UGC 10628, MCG 4-40-9, CGCG 139-25, IRAS 16560+2303
NGC 6269	16 57 58.0	+27 51 18	E2	13.3	12.2	2 × 1.6	F, S, R	UGC 10629, MCG 5-40-12, CGCG 169-19, NPM1G +27.0550
NGC 6270	16 58 44.1	+27 51 32	S0	14.3	13.3	0.7 × 0.4	eF, S, R
NGC 6271	16 58 50.7	+27 57 53	S0?	15.1	14.1	0.8 × 0.6	vF, R	MCG 5-40-16, CGCG 169-21
NGC 6272	16 58 58.2	+27 55 51	Sab	15.3	14.5	0.5 × 0.3	vF	CGCG 169-22, KUG 1656+280
NGC 6274 1	16 59 20.4	+29 56 47	Sc	14.5	13.8	0.6 × 0.4	eF, vS	UGC 10643, MCG 5-40-19, CGCG 169-24, KUG 1657+300A, KCPG 503A
NGC 6274 2	16 59 21.6	+29 56 27	SBb	15.5	14.7	0.6 × 0.2	eF, vS	UGC 10643, MCG 5-40-20, CGCG 169-24, KUG 1657+300B, KCPG 503B
NGC 6276	17 00 45.0	+23 02 40	S0	15.6	14.6	0.4 × 0.3	eF	IC 1239, MCG 4-40-10, NPM1G +23.0441, CGCG 139-28, ARAK 511
NGC 6278	17 00 50.2	+23 00 40	S0	13.4	12.4	2.1 × 1.2	vF, stellar	UGC 10656, MCG 4-40-11, CGCG 139-29
NGC 6279	16 59 01.3	+47 14 16	SB0	14.6	13.6	1.1 × 0.9	vF, pS, lE, coarse D * np	UGC 10645, MCG 8-31-17, CGCG 252-13, NPM1G +47.0338
NGC 6282	17 00 47.0	+29 49 13	SBbc	15.2	14.4	0.7 × 0.5	vF, S, R	CGCG 169-29
NGC 6283	16 59 26.5	+49 55 19	S	13.7	12.9	1.1 × 1.1	vF, cS, iR	UGC 10652, MCG 8-31-18, CGCG 252-14, IRAS 16581+4959
NGC 6301	17 08 32.7	+42 20 21	Sc	14.1	13.4	1.8 × 1.1	F, stellar	IC 4643, UGC 10723, MCG 7-35-34, CGCG 225-49, IRAS 17069+4224
NGC 6308	17 11 59.7	+23 22 46	SBc	14.1	13.4	1.1 × 1	vF, S, R, sbM	UGC 10747, MCG 4-40-21, CGCG 139-43, IRAS 17099+2326
NGC 6311	17 10 43.5	+41 39 04	E0	14.5	13.5	1.1 × 1.1	pB, vS, R	UGC 10741, MCG 7-35-39, CGCG 225-59
NGC 6312	17 10 48.1	+42 17 17	C	15.2	14.2	0.7 × 0.7	eF, irr R, dif, vS * inv	MCG 7-35-40, CGCG 225-60, NPM1G +42.0459
NGC 6313	17 10 20.7	+48 19 54	Sab	14.7	13.9	1.3 × 0.4	eeF, vS, lE, bet 2 F st	UGC 10742, MCG 8-31-25, CGCG 252-22, IRAS 17090+4823
NGC 6314	17 12 38.7	+23 16 14	Sa	13.8	13.0	1.6 × 0.7	F, vS, R, bM	UGC 10752, MCG 4-40-22, CGCG 139-44, NPM1G +23.0443, IRAS 17105+2319
NGC 6315	17 12 46.0	+23 13 25	SBc	14.2	13.2	0.8 × 0.6	eF, S	MCG 4-40-23, CGCG 139-45
NGC 6320	17 12 55.6	+40 16 02	Sbc	14.7	13.9	1.2 × 0.8	eF, * 13 p 0s.5	UGC 10761, MCG 7-35-44, CGCG 225-67
NGC 6321	17 14 24.1	+20 18 49	SBbc	14.2	13.4	1.1 × 1	eF, iR, pS, vlbM	UGC 10768, MCG 3-44-2, CGCG 111-15, IRAS 17122+2022
NGC 6323	17 13 17.9	+43 46 56	Sab	14.7	13.9	1.1 × 0.4	eF, vS, diffic	UGC 10764, MCG 7-35-48, CGCG 225-71
NGC 6327	17 14 02.2	+43 38 56	C	15.9	14.9	0.4 × 0.4	eF, vS, diffic	CGCG 225-74
NGC 6329	17 14 15.1	+43 41 06	E0	13.8	12.8	1.8 × 1.8	vF, vS, R, bM	UGC 10771, MCG 7-35-51, CGCG 225-77
NGC 6330	17 15 44.4	+29 24 15	SBb	14.8	14.0	1.5 × 0.6	eF, S, R	UGC 10776, MCG 5-41-5, CGCG 170-7, IRAS 17138+2927
NGC 6332	17 15 02.7	+43 39 37	Sa	14.5	13.6	1.6 × 0.8	vF, oval, ibM	UGC 10773, MCG 7-35-54, CGCG 225-82
NGC 6336	17 16 16.5	+43 49 15	SBa	14.5	13.6	0.9 × 0.7	vF, vS, R, bM	UGC 10786, MCG 7-35-57, CGCG 225-89
NGC 6339	17 17 06.6	+40 50 42	SBcd	13.4	12.7	2.9 × 1.7	vF, L, iR, sp of 2	UGC 10790, MCG 7-35-59, CGCG 225-92, IRAS 17155+4053
NGC 6343	17 17 16.2	+41 03 10	C	14.8	13.8	1.1 × 1.1	vF, S, lE, nf of 2	MCG 7-35-60, CGCG 225-95
NGC 6347	17 19 54.6	+16 39 38	SBb	14.5	13.7	1.2 × 0.7	eF, iR, dif	IC 1253, UGC 10807, MCG 3-44-4, IRAS 17176+1642, CGCG 111-21, KARA 800
NGC 6348	17 18 21.1	+41 38 53	Sb	15.2	14.4	0.7 × 0.6	eF, vS, iR, lbM	MCG 7-35-63, CGCG 225-98, NPM1G +41.0457
NGC 6349	17 19 06.4	+36 03 41	S?	15.2	14.3	0.8 × 0.2	vF, eS, R, lbM, p of 2	MCG 6-38-16, CGCG 198-36, NPM1G +36.0426
NGC 6350	17 18 42.2	+41 41 40	S0	14.2	13.2	1 × 1	pF, pS, gbM	UGC 10800, MCG 7-35-64, CGCG 225-99, CGCG 226-1
NGC 6351	17 19 10.9	+36 03 36	P?	16.0	15.2	0.6 × 0.4	vF, vS, fainter than p one	MCG 6-38-17
NGC 6364	17 24 27.3	+29 23 28	S0	13.9	12.9	1.5 × 1.2	pF, vS, R, bM * 13	UGC 10835, MCG 5-41-13, CGCG 170-27
NGC 6367	17 25 08.9	+37 45 37	S	15.0	14.2	0.8 × 0.7	vF * in vF, vS, R neb	MCG 6-38-20, CGCG 198-41, NPM1G +37.0555, near SAO 66035
NGC 6371	17 27 20.6	+26 30 18	S?	15.2	14.3	0.8 × 0.3	vF, S, R, np of 2	MCG 4-41-12, CGCG 140-27
NGC 6372	17 27 31.9	+26 28 29	Sc	13.7	12.9	1.7 × 1.1	vF, pS, iF, sf of 2	UGC 10861, MCG 4-41-13, CGCG 140-28, IRAS 17255+2630
NGC 6375	17 29 21.8	+16 12 26	E0	14.9	13.9	1.6 × 1.6	F, vS, R	UGC 10875, MCG 3-44-9, CGCG 111-42, KCPG 519B, NPM1G +16.0475
NGC 6379	17 30 35.0	+16 17 19	Sc	13.7	12.9	1.1 × 1	vF, pL	UGC 10886, MCG 3-44-10, CGCG 112-2, IRAS 17283+1619, CGCG 111-44
NGC 6389	17 32 39.7	+16 24 07	Sbc	12.8	12.1	2.8 × 1.9	F, S, iF, er	UGC 10893, MCG 3-45-1, CGCG 112-5, KARA 812, IRAS 17304+1626
NGC 6408	17 38 47.3	+18 52 42	SBa	13.6	12.7	1.6 × 1.4	F, S, iR, gbM	UGC 10930, MCG 3-45-7, CGCG 112-17, NPM1G +18.0520, IRAS 17366+1854
NGC 6417	17 41 47.8	+23 40 18	SBb	14.2	13.4	1.4 × 1.3	pF, S, vlbM	UGC 10945, MCG 4-42-1, CGCG 141-4, IRAS 17397+2341
NGC 6427	17 43 38.5	+25 29 38	E-S0	14.3	13.3	1.6 × 0.6	vF, vS, stellar	NGC 6431, UGC 10957, MCG 4-42-3, CGCG 141-6
NGC 6429	17 44 05.3	+25 21 03	SBa	14.0	13.1	1.8 × 0.7	F, S, stellar	UGC 10960, MCG 4-42-4, CGCG 141-7, IRAS 17420+2522
NGC 6430	17 45 14.2	+18 08 20	Sab	14.3	13.5	1.9 × 0.6	vF, S, mE	UGC 10966, MCG 3-45-19, CGCG 112-35, IRAS 17430+1809
NGC 6433	17 43 56.2	+36 48 02	Sb	14.1	13.3	2 × 0.5	vF, S, pmE, bM	UGC 10962, MCG 6-39-15, CGCG 199-13, IRAS 17422+3649
NGC 6442	17 46 51.3	+20 45 42	E1	13.6	12.6	1.8 × 1.6	pF, S, iR, gbM	UGC 10978, MCG 3-45-21, CGCG 112-38, NPM1G +20.0529
NGC 6443	17 44 33.7	+48 06 52	Sab	14.6	13.8	1.2 × 0.5	eF, pS, lE	UGC 10967, MCG 8-32-18, CGCG 253-33
NGC 6446	17 46 07.5	+35 34 10	Sab	16.0	15.2	0.7 × 0.6	eF, vS, iR	MCG 6-39-18, CGCG 199-18, ARAK 528, KCPG 523A
NGC 6447	17 46 17.1	+35 34 20	SBbc	13.6	12.8	1.6 × 0.9	vF, S, R	UGC 10975, MCG 6-39-19, CGCG 199-19, KCPG 523B, IRAS 17445+3535
NGC 6452	17 47 58.5	+20 50 15	S/P	15.3	14.4	0.5 × 0.5	eeF, S	CGCG 112-43
NGC 6458	17 49 10.9	+20 48 17	S0	14.4	13.4	1.3 × 0.9	eF, vS, stellar	UGC 10994, MCG 3-45-29, CGCG 112-51, KCPG 525A, NPM1G +20.0530
NGC 6460	17 49 30.3	+20 45 51	Sc	13.8	13.1	1.9 × 1.1	vF, pL, iR	UGC 10997, MCG 3-45-31, CGCG 112-55, IRAS 17473+2046, NPM1G +20.0531, KCPG 525B
NGC 6467	17 50 40.1	+17 32 18	S	13.5	12.6	2.6 × 1.7	vF, vS, lE	UGC 11004, CGCG 112-58, NPM1G +17.0638
NGC 6468	17 50 39.2	+17 12 36	Sc	15.0	14.3	0.7 × 0.5	vF, S, R	IC 1268, MCG 3-35-36, CGCG 112-57, NPM1G +17.0637, IRAS 17489+1713
NGC 6482	17 51 48.7	+23 04 22	E1	12.4	11.5	2.1 × 1.8	! vF, S, R, vsvmbMvSRN	UGC 11009, MCG 4-42-8, CGCG 141-17
NGC 6484	17 51 46.8	+24 28 59	Sb	13.1	12.3	1.9 × 1.9	eF, vS, R, mbM	UGC 11010, MCG 4-42-7, MK 1118, CGCG 141-19, IRAS 17497+2429
NGC 6485	17 51 52.8	+31 27 43	Sbc	13.7	12.9	1.5 × 1.4	vF, vS, R	UGC 11014, MCG 5-42-4, CGCG 171-9, IRAS 17500+3128
NGC 6486	17 52 35.2	+29 49 07	E-S0	15.3	14.3	0.8 × 0.8	vS * slightly nebs	MCG 5-42-6, CGCG 171-12, NPM1G +29.0417
NGC 6487	17 52 41.7	+29 50 19	E0	12.9	11.9	1.8 × 1.8	F, S, R, gbM	UGC 11022, MCG 5-42-8, CGCG 171-14
NGC 6490	17 54 30.4	+18 22 35	E-S0	14.5	13.5	1 × 0.8	vF, vS, stellar	UGC 11033, MCG 3-45-38, CGCG 112-68, CGCG 113-2, NPM1G +18.0526
NGC 6495	17 54 50.7	+18 19 39	E1	13.2	12.2	2 × 1.8	F, S, R	UGC 11034, MCG 3-45-39, CGCG 112-70, CGCG 113-4, NPM1G +18.0527
NGC 6500	17 55 59.7	+18 20 20	Sab	13.0	12.2	2.2 × 1.6	vF, vS, sp of 2	UGC 11048, MCG 3-46-3, CGCG 113-8, IRAS 17537+1820, NPM1G +18.0528, KCPG 526A
NGC 6501	17 56 03.7	+18 22 25	S0-a	12.9	12.0	1.8 × 1.6	vF, vS, nf of 2	UGC 11049, MCG 3-46-4, CGCG 113-9, KCPG 526B, NPM1G +18.0529
NGC 6504	17 56 05.6	+33 12 31	S	13.5	12.6	2.2 × 0.5	F, vmE, sbM	UGC 11053, MCG 6-39-27, CGCG 199-29
NGC 6513	17 59 34.3	+24 53 15	SB0	14.3	13.3	1.2 × 0.9	vF, vS, stellar	UGC 11078, MCG 4-42-18, CGCG 141-38
NGC 6518	17 59 43.6	+28 52 02	C	14.9	13.9	0.4 × 0.4	2 vF, close st in vF, vS neb	MCG 5-42-24, CGCG 171-41, NPM1G +28.0429
NGC 6524	17 59 14.8	+45 53 17	E-S0	13.8	12.8	1.4 × 1	pF, pS, lE	UGC 11079, MCG 8-33-5, CGCG 254-6, KARA 841, IRAS 17578+4553
NGC 6527	18 01 46.2	+19 43 45	Sa	14.3	13.4	1.4 × 1	eeF, vS, R	UGC 11094, MCG 3-46-9, CGCG 113-14, NPM1G +19.0515, IRAS 17595+1943
NGC 6547	18 05 10.0	+25 13 58	S0-a	14.5	13.6	1.3 × 0.4	F, vS, E, mbM	UGC 11110, MCG 4-43-1, CGCG 141-48, CGCG 142-1
NGC 6548	18 05 59.2	+18 35 14	SB0	12.7	11.7	2.9 × 2.8	cF, S, lE, r	UGC 11115, MCG 3-46-13, CGCG 113-20, KCPG 529B
NGC 6549	18 05 49.4	+18 32 16	Sbc	14.6	13.8	1.4 × 0.4	vF, pL, iR, near III 555	NGC 6550, UGC 11114, MCG 3-46-12, CGCG 113-19, KCPG 529A
NGC 6555	18 07 49.0	+17 36 17	SBc	13.0	12.4	2.1 × 1.7	F, L, R, vglbM	UGC 11121, MCG 3-46-15, CGCG 113-22, IRAS 18056+1735
NGC 6560	18 05 13.8	+46 52 54	SBbc	14.2	13.6	1.2 × 0.8	eeF, pS, iR	UGC 11117, MCG 8-33-19, CGCG 254-15, IRAS 18038+4652
NGC 6571	18 10 49.3	+21 14 21	E-S0	15.4	14.4	0.4 × 0.4	eF, vS, stell	MCG 4-43-6, CGCG 142-10
NGC 6574	18 11 51.2	+14 58 54	SBbc	12.8	12.0	1.5 × 1.1	pB, S, R	NGC 6610, UGC 11144, MCG 2-46-10, IRAS 18095+1458, CGCG 113-26, CGCG 84-24
NGC 6575	18 10 57.5	+31 06 58	E3	13.7	12.7	1.8 × 1.3	pB, S, R	UGC 11138, MCG 5-43-6, CGCG 172-9, KCPG 530B
NGC 6576	18 11 47.9	+21 25 44	S	15.5	14.7	0.6 × 0.6	eF, vS	CGCG 142-14, NPM1G +21.0541
NGC 6577	18 12 01.1	+21 27 50	E1	13.7	12.6	1.5 × 1.3	vF, S	UGC 11148, MCG 4-43-9, CGCG 142-17, NPM1G +21.0543
NGC 6579	18 12 31.8	+21 25 14	S	14.6	13.8	0.4 × 0.4	F, p of D neb	UGC 11153, MCG 4-43-11, CGCG 142-22
NGC 6580	18 12 33.7	+21 25 33	E?	14.3	13.3	1.3 × 0.7	F, f of D neb	UGC 11153, MCG 4-43-12, CGCG 142-22
NGC 6581	18 12 18.3	+25 39 46	C	15.3	14.3	0.4 × 0.4	eF, dif, bet 2 F st	IC 1280, MCG 4-43-10, CGCG 142-21, NPM1G +25.0474
NGC 6582 1	18 11 01.8	+49 54 41	E-S0	14.9	13.9	0.6 × 0.6	eeF, pS, R	UGC 11146, MCG 8-33-29, CGCG 254-23, KCPG 531A, VV 818
NGC 6582 2	18 11 05.2	+49 54 33	E-S0	15.4	14.4	0.8 × 0.8	eeF, pS, R	UGC 11146, MCG 8-33-30, CGCG 254-23, KCPG 531B, VV 818
NGC 6585	18 12 21.9	+39 38 00	Sbc	13.7	12.9	1.9 × 0.4	eeF, S, eE, bet sev B st	UGC 11159, MCG 7-37-24, CGCG 227-20, IRAS 18107+3937
NGC 6586	18 13 38.4	+21 05 27	S	14.6	13.7	0.9 × 0.5	eF, S, R	UGC 11164, MCG 4-43-16, CGCG 142-28, IRAS 18114+2104
NGC 6587	18 13 50.8	+18 49 33	E/SB0	13.9	12.9	1.3 × 1.1	F, vS, R, stell	UGC 11166, MCG 3-46-20, CGCG 113-31, NPM1G +18.0533
NGC 6591	18 14 03.7	+21 03 49	S	16.3	15.5	0.3 × 0.1	eeF, vS, stell
NGC 6593	18 14 03.6	+22 17 05	E-S0	15.3	14.3	0.8 × 0.4	vF, vS, R, lbM	MCG 4-43-18, CGCG 142-30
NGC 6600	18 15 42.9	+24 54 47	S0	13.6	12.6	1.3 × 1.2	F, vS, stell	NGC 6599, UGC 11178, MCG 4-43-19, CGCG 142-31, NPM1G +24.0462
NGC 6602	18 16 34.2	+25 02 37	SB?	14.6	13.8	1 × 0.7	Cl, vS, st F, 30", nebulous?	UGC 11184, MCG 4-43-21, CGCG 142-35, IRAS 18145+2501
NGC 6616	18 17 41.0	+22 14 16	Sab	14.6	13.8	1.4 × 0.6	vF, eS, mE, 2 F st nr	UGC 11192, MCG 4-43-22, CGCG 142-36, IRAS 18155+2213
NGC 6619	18 18 55.5	+23 39 19	E1	14.0	13.0	1.2 × 1.1	F, S, E	UGC 11200, MCG 4-43-25, CGCG 142-39
NGC 6623 1	18 19 42.9	+23 42 34	E1	14.0	13.0	1.3 × 1.2	pF, S, R, bM	UGC 11203, MCG 4-43-26, CGCG 142-40
NGC 6623 2	18 19 42.7	+23 42 07	C	15.5	14.5	0.3 × 0.3	pF, S, R, bM	MCG 4-43-27, CGCG 142-40
NGC 6627	18 22 38.9	+15 41 54	SBb	14.3	13.3	1.3 × 1.2	vF, pL	UGC 11212, MCG 3-47-1, CGCG 114-4, IRAS 18203+1540
NGC 6628	18 22 21.7	+23 28 39	S0	13.9	12.9	1.9 × 1.3	vF, S, lE, bM	UGC 11211, MCG 4-43-29, CGCG 142-41, IRAS 18202+2327
NGC 6632	18 25 03.1	+27 32 09	Sbc	12.9	12.1	3 × 1.4	F, S, R, gbM	UGC 11226, MCG 5-43-18, CGCG 172-32, IRAS 18230+2730
NGC 6635	18 27 37.0	+14 49 07	S0	14.4	13.4	1 × 0.9	vF, S, R	UGC 11239, MCG 2-47-3
NGC 6641	18 28 57.3	+22 54 12	S	14.2	13.4	0.9 × 0.7	vF, vS, R, bM	UGC 11250, MCG 4-43-35, CGCG 142-49, IRAS 18268+2252
NGC 6658	18 33 55.7	+22 53 17	S0-a	14.0	12.9	1.6 × 0.3	F, vS, lE	UGC 11274, MCG 4-44-2, CGCG 143-2
NGC 6661	18 34 36.7	+22 54 33	S0-a	13.1	12.1	1.8 × 1.1	F, vS, R, gbM	NGC 6660, UGC 11282, MCG 4-44-3, CGCG 143-3, IRAS 18324+2252
NGC 6674	18 38 33.9	+25 22 28	SBb	13.0	12.2	4.2 × 2.1	F, pS, iR, bM	UGC 11308, MCG 4-44-7, CGCG 143-8, IRAS 18365+2519
NGC 6680	18 39 44.0	+22 18 59	S	15.4	14.6	0.7 × 0.5	eF, S, close to a S *	CGCG 143-10
NGC 6697	18 45 14.9	+25 30 46	E2	13.7	12.7	1.2 × 1	F, vS, stell	UGC 11349, MCG 4-44-14, CGCG 143-21
IC 1144	15 51 21.6	+43 25 06	E-S0	14.5	13.5	1 × 0.6	eeF, vS, R, * sf	UGC 10069, MCG 7-33-1, MK 491, CGCG 223-6, NPM1G +43.0315
IC 1152	15 56 43.2	+48 05 41	E0	14.1	13.1	1.2 × 1.2	vF, S, R, sp of 2	UGC 10103, MCG 8-29-24, CGCG 250-25
IC 1153	15 57 03.1	+48 10 07	S0	13.6	12.6	1.2 × 1.1	pF, pS, R, bM, * nf, nf of 2	UGC 10107, MCG 8-29-26, CGCG 250-26
IC 1156	16 00 37.3	+19 43 26	E2	14.5	13.4	1 × 0.8	eeF, pS, lE, 2 st nr	MCG 3-41-25, CGCG 108-44, NPM1G +19.0450
IC 1162	16 01 16.3	+17 40 39	SBbc	15.3	14.7	0.7 × 0.5	vF, vS, R, diffic (another susp)	MCG 3-41-34, CGCG 108-56, VV 452, KUG 1559+178
IC 1165	16 02 07.9	+15 41 47	E-S0	15.2	14.2	0.8 × 0.5	vF, S, diffic	IC 1165A, MCG 3-41-48, CGCG 108-67, VV 90
IC 1165 B	16 02 08.6	+15 41 34	E5	16.0	15.0	0.4 × 0.2	vF, S, diffic	MCG 3-41-49, CGCG 108-67, VV 90
IC 1170	16 04 31.6	+17 43 17	E-S0	15.9	14.9	0.4 × 0.2	vF, vS, vSFN, 6041 f	CGCG 108-101, DRCG 34-66
IC 1173	16 05 12.7	+17 25 21	SBc	15.5	14.7	0.9 × 0.5	pF, S, iF, gbM, r	UGC 10180, MCG 3-41-89, CGCG 108-113, DRCG 34-24
IC 1177	16 05 19.5	+18 18 55	S0-a	16.2	15.3	0.5 × 0.4	vF, * 9.5 4' s	DRCG 34-143
IC 1178	16 05 33.0	+17 36 07	E-S0	15.2	14.1	1 × 0.9	eeF, pS, bet 2 st	UGC 10188, MCG 3-41-97, CGCG 108-120, DRCG 34-40, Arp 172, VV 194, NPM1G +17.0583
IC 1181	16 05 33.9	+17 35 37	SB0-a	15.9	14.8	0.8 × 0.4	eeF, S, R, ‘ 12th of 12 ’	UGC 10189, MCG 3-41-98, CGCG 108-120, VV 194, Arp 172, DRCG 34-39
IC 1182	16 05 36.7	+17 48 10	S0-a	15.2	14.2	1 × 0.5	vF, S, dif, lbM	UGC 10192, MCG 3-41-104, CGCG 108-126, DRCG 34-78, KUG 1603+179B, NPM1G +17.0584, MK 298
IC 1185	16 05 44.6	+17 43 02	Sab	14.9	13.9	0.8 × 0.5	* 13 with S neb	MCG 3-41-110, CGCG 108-134, NPM1G +17.0585, DRCG 34-59
IC 1186	16 05 44.2	+17 21 44	SBb	15.5	14.6	0.8 × 0.5	F, S, dif	MCG 3-41-111, CGCG 108-133, DRCG 34-19
IC 1188	16 06 07.3	+17 27 37	S0-a	15.9	15.0	0.4 × 0.2	vF, S, dif	DRCG 34-28
IC 1189	16 06 14.6	+18 10 57	SB0-a R	15.4	14.5	0.7 × 0.4	eeF, pS, iR, bet 2 st	MCG 3-41-119, MK 300, CGCG 108-144, DRCG 34-126, KUG 1604+183, IRAS 16040+1818
IC 1190	16 05 52.4	+18 13 14	SBb	15.6	14.7	1.3 × 0.4	eeF, S, R, 6061 nr	UGC 10195, MCG 3-41-113, CGCG 108-136, DRCG 34-128
IC 1191	16 06 28.9	+18 16 08	S?	16.3	15.5	0.5 × 0.1	eeF, S, lE	DRCG 34-133
IC 1192	16 06 33.0	+17 46 34	Sb	15.8	14.8	0.6 × 0.2	vF, S, iF, dif	DRCG 34-74
IC 1193	16 06 32.2	+17 42 50	S0-a	15.4	14.3	0.7 × 0.5	F, S, r	DRCG 34-56
IC 1194	16 06 38.7	+17 47 00	S0-a	16.5	15.6	0.3 × 0.3	eF, vS, dif	DRCG 34-73
IC 1195	16 06 40.8	+17 11 31	SBbc	15.6	14.8	0.6 × 0.4	vF, S, dif	MCG 3-41-126, CGCG 108-151, DRCG 34-3
IC 1205	16 14 15.8	+09 32 15	Sab	14.5	13.7	0.5 × 0.5	F, S, lE, * p	MCG 2-41-22, CGCG 79-84, NPM1G +09.0458, IRAS 16118+0939
IC 1206	16 15 13.0	+11 17 50	Sab	14.4	13.6	1.1 × 0.6	eF, S, R	UGC 10293, MCG 2-41-23, CGCG 79-87, KCPG 491A
IC 1209	16 18 39.5	+15 33 32	E-S0	14.3	13.3	1.1 × 0.8	pF, vS, R, bM, r	UGC 10329, MCG 3-41-149, CGCG 108-174, CGCG 109-2, NPM1G +15.0508
IC 1219	16 24 27.4	+19 29 01	S0	15.2	14.2	1.1 × 0.5	F, S, E pF, lbM	UGC 10371, MCG 3-42-5, CGCG 109-12, KCPG 496A, IRAS 16222+1936
IC 1220	16 29 38.2	+08 27 02	E0	15.0	14.0	1 × 1	eeF, pS, E	MCG 1-42-5, CGCG 52-30
IC 1221	16 34 41.5	+46 23 30	Sc	14.5	13.8	1.3 × 1.1	eeF, pS, E, p of 2	UGC 10458, MCG 8-30-30, CGCG 251-30, KCPG 500A
IC 1222	16 35 09.0	+46 12 49	SBbc	14.2	13.5	1.7 × 1.3	eeF, pL, R, f of 2	UGC 10461, MCG 8-30-32, CGCG 251-31, IRAS 16336+4618, Arp 73, KCPG 500B
IC 1223	16 35 42.4	+49 13 16	SB	15.2	14.4	0.9 × 0.7	eeF, pS, R, bet 2 dist F st	MCG 8-30-33, CGCG 251-32, NPM1G +49.0333
IC 1224	16 42 56.2	+19 15 18	C	15.4	14.4	0.8 × 0.6	vF, vS, R, stellar	MCG 3-42-27, CGCG 110-3, NPM1G +19.0475
IC 1226	16 41 06.5	+46 00 14	S	15.4	14.6	0.4 × 0.3	eF, S, R, forms arc with 4 st	CGCG 251-38
IC 1230	16 45 01.4	+51 15 36	S M	15.5	14.7	0.9 × 0.9	eeF, L, R, v diffic, sf of 2	UGC 10538, MCG 9-27-73, CGCG 276-41
IC 1236	16 58 29.7	+20 02 27	SBc	14.2	13.6	1 × 0.8	eF, pS, vlE, vF * close p	UGC 10633, MCG 3-43-10, CGCG 110-19, VV 442, IRAS 16563+2006
IC 1244	17 10 33.6	+36 18 14	S?	14.8	13.9	1 × 1	vF, pS, R, bet 2 st	UGC 10739, MCG 6-38-3, CGCG 198-15, NPM1G +36.0419
IC 1245	17 12 36.8	+38 01 13	S0	14.7	13.7	1.7 × 0.9	eF, S, R, bM, F * close s	UGC 10755, MCG 6-38-7, CGCG 198-22
IC 1249	17 14 54.9	+35 31 14	E0	15.0	14.0	0.6 × 0.6	eeF, pS, R, v diffic, 4 st s	CGCG 198-26
IC 1256	17 23 47.3	+26 29 11	Sb	14.0	13.2	1.6 × 1.1	F, S, gbM	UGC 10829, MCG 4-41-7, CGCG 140-17, KARA 805, IRAS 17217+2631
IC 1262	17 33 02.0	+43 45 35	E5	14.7	13.6	1.2 × 0.6	eF, pS, R, 1st of 3	UGC 10900, MCG 7-36-20, CGCG 226-25
IC 1263	17 33 07.0	+43 49 18	SB	14.5	13.7	1.6 × 0.7	eF, pS, R, 2nd of 3	UGC 10902, MCG 7-36-21, CGCG 226-26
IC 1264	17 33 16.8	+43 37 44	SB0	15.0	14.0	1.2 × 1.1	eF, pS, R, 3rd of 3	UGC 10904, MCG 7-36-22, CGCG 226-27
IC 1265	17 36 39.3	+42 05 20	Sab	13.2	12.3	2 × 0.9	eeF, S, lE	UGC 10917, MCG 7-36-27, CGCG 226-32, NPM1G +42.0477
IC 1269	17 52 05.9	+21 34 08	Sbc	13.4	12.8	1.7 × 1.3	eeF, pL, R, 2 F st nr	UGC 11013, MCG 4-42-9, CGCG 141-20, KARA 838, IRAS 17499+2134
IC 1277	18 10 27.3	+31 00 12	Sc	14.1	13.4	1.2 × 0.9	S Cl	UGC 11135, MCG 5-43-5, CGCG 172-8, KCPG 530A
IC 1279	18 11 15.4	+36 00 27	Sb	14.3	13.5	2.6 × 0.6	eeF, pS, R, v diffic	UGC 11143, MCG 6-40-9, CGCG 200-9, IRAS 18094+3559
IC 1281	18 11 38.1	+35 59 52	S	15.7	14.9	0.5 × 0.3	eeF, S, cE, sev st nr f [? = 1279]	CGCG 200-10, NPM1G +35.0424
IC 4607 1	16 30 15.8	+24 34 28	E3	16.0	15.0	0.4 × 0.3	F, cS, dif
IC 4607 2	16 30 16.1	+24 34 16	S	17.0	16.2	0.2 × 0.1	F, cS, dif
IC 4609	16 33 01.5	+22 47 53	E-S0	15.3	14.3	0.8 × 0.8	F, vS, R, gbMN	MCG 4-39-14, CGCG 138-37, NPM1G +22.0538
IC 4610	16 33 39.2	+39 15 27	S	16.0	15.2	0.6 × 0.2	F, eS, R, gbM	KUG 1632+393A
IC 4611	16 33 42.1	+39 11 08	C	16.0	15.0	0.5 × 0.5	F, vS, iF	MCG 7-34-112
IC 4612	16 33 49.7	+39 15 48	S?	14.6	13.8	0.6 × 0.6	F, eS, R, gbM	MCG 7-34-113, CGCG 224-72, 1ZW 157, KUG 1632+393B
IC 4614	16 37 47.2	+36 06 53	S0-a	15.2	14.3	0.8 × 0.6	eF, stellar	MCG 6-36-57, CGCG 196-87
IC 4617	16 42 08.1	+36 41 03	Sb	16.0	15.2	1.2 × 0.4	S, E 29°, bM
IC 4619	16 44 11.1	+17 45 32	S	14.9	14.1	0.5 × 0.5	F, R	CGCG 110-5
IC 4620	16 48 30.0	+19 18 20	SBb	15.8	15.0	0.5 × 0.3	vF, R	MCG 3-43-4, CGCG 110-10
IC 4621	16 50 51.1	+08 47 03	Sab	14.6	13.8	0.9 × 0.7	vF, vS	UGC 10576, MCG 1-43-4, CGCG 53-15, NPM1G +08.0453, IRAS 16484+0852
IC 4623	16 51 05.4	+22 31 39	Sc	15.4	14.7	0.7 × 0.2	F, S, R, gbM	MCG 4-40-3, CGCG 139-8
IC 4624	16 51 33.5	+17 26 56	D	15.5	14.8	0.4 × 0.4	vF, R	CGCG 110-13
IC 4630	16 55 09.5	+26 39 48	S0	14.6	13.6	0.8 × 0.5	F, S, R, stell N	UGC 10607, MCG 4-40-7, MK 1111, CGCG 139-20, VV 852, NPM1G +26.0441, IRAS 16531+2644
IC 4638	17 01 13.6	+33 30 50	SBc	15.6	14.9	0.8 × 0.8	No descr, * 9 sf 2'.5	MCG 6-37-21, CGCG 197-26, NPM1G +33.0393
IC 4639	17 02 54.7	+22 55 50	E3	16.5	15.5	0.4 × 0.3	vF, vS, R	NPM1G +22.0562
IC 4645	17 14 43.0	+43 06 15	D	15.7	15.1	0.4 × 0.4	eF, pS, * 13.5 f 80"	CGCG 225-80
IC 4697	18 12 27.0	+25 25 38	S	15.2	14.4	0.9 × 0.2	F, S, iF, r	MCG 4-43-13, CGCG 142-23
IC 4791	18 49 01.2	+19 19 54	E0	15.8	14.8	0.5 × 0.5	Neb, * 6 f 2'

«Strasbourg-ESO Catalogue of Galactic Planetary Nebulae» Acker et al., 1992 ^[141]
PNG	RA J2000.0	Dec J2000.0	Main ID	PK	IRAS	Discoverer	Identities	oDiam ["]	rDiam ["]	Dist [kpc]	Rvel [km/s]	ExpVel [km/s]	C* Name	C* Mag	C* SP Type
PN G043.1+37.7	16 44 29	+23 47 48	NGC 6210	43+37.1	16423+2353	STRUVE 1827	ARO 5, EM* CDS 904;VV 82, VV' 143	16.2			-36.2 ± 1.1	21.0 (O-III), 35.5 (N-II)	AG +23 1564, AG82 216, BD +24 3048A, GCRV 9624, HD 151121, IDS 16403+23.59A, PLX 3808	B: 12.44, V: 12.66	O6, O(H)
PN G043.3+11.6	18 27 48	+14 29 07	M 3-27	43+11.1	18255+1427	MINKOWSKI 1948	ARO 137, VV' 410	1.			-6.0 ± 25.0	13.5 (O-III)	AG82 311	B: 15.60, V: 15.50
PN G044.0+05.2	18 53 02	+12 16 02	K 3-16	44+05.1		KOHOUTEK 1964	ARO 295	8. :	4.
PN G044.1+05.8	18 50 44	+12 36 35	CTSS 2			CAPELLARO et al 1990		0.						B: 17.2, V: 16.5
PN G044.3+10.4	18 34 02	+14 49 18	We 3- 1			WEINBERGER 1978		135.				33.0 (O-III), 36.0 (N-II)
PN G045.6+24.3	17 42 37	+21 26 50	K 1-14	45+24.1	17404+2128	KOHOUTEK 1963	ARO 48	47.					AG82 255	V: 16.4	IUE obsns
PN G047.0+42.4	16 27 33	+27 54 35	A 39	47+42.1	16255+2801	ABELL 1955	A55 27, ARO 180, VV' 140	174.				32. (O-III), 37. (N-II)	AG82 209, CSI +28 -16255, UBV 13929	U: 14.10, B: 15.34, V: 15.69	sd O, Hg O(H)
PN G051.4+09.6	18 49 47	+20 50 39	Hu 2-1	51+09.1	18476+2047	HUMASON 1922	Anon. 18h47m, ARO 100, VV 208, VV' 458	2.6	1.8	1.0 :	+14.0 ± 3.1	9.5 (O-III), 17.0 (N-II)	AG82 330	B: 13.32, V: 13.31	WN b?
PN G051.9+25.8	17 44 57	+27 20 07	K 1-15	51+25.1		KOHOUTEK 1963	ARO 98	43.					AG82 261	B: 20.3
PN G052.2+07.6	18 59 03	+20 37 03	K 4-10	52+07.1	18569+2032	KOHOUTEK 1964		30. :
PN G053.3+24.0	17 54 23	+28 00 00	Vy 1- 2	53+24.1	17524+2800	VYSSOTSKY 1942	ARO 182, VV 129, VV' 291	4.6			-101.9 ± 3.9	16.5 (O-III), 11.0 (N-II)	AG82 272	B: 17.3, V: 17.6
PN G061.9+41.3	16 40 18	+38 42 20	DdDm 1		16385+3848	DOLIDZE et al 1966	KO 1, DDDM 1	0.6	1.				AG82 212	B: 15.18, V: 15.47
PN G064.6+48.2	16 04 27	+40 40 57	NGC 6058	64+48.1	16027+4049	CURTIS 1918	ARO 49, VV 76, VV' 129	23.			+2.7 ± 3.3	27.5 (O-III)	AG82 195, CSI +40 -16027, GCRV 9247, PLX 3646	U: 12.37, B: 13.55, V: 13.91	O(H)
PN G075.7+35.8	17 13 48	+49 15 37	Sa 4- 1			SANDULEAK 1983		13.					AG82 234bis	B: 14.79, V: 14.31	O(H)

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