Constellations in June

The following constellations can best be observed in the month of June at a geographical latitude of 47° North (Switzerland).

IAU Name English Name Opposition Season Declination DSO
Andromeda (And)Chained Maiden4 OctoberJun … Feb+53.2°+21.7°25
Aquila (Aql)Eagle14 JulyJun … Sep+18.7°-11.9°21
Bootes (Boo)Herdsman2 MayDec … Sep+55.0°+7.4°4
Canes Venatici (CVn)Hunting Dogs8 AprilJan … Jul+52.4°+27.8°17
Cepheus (Cep)King25 AugustMay … Dec+88.7°+53.4°29
Coma Berenices (Com)Bernice's Hair30 MarchDec … Jul+33.3°+13.3°24
Corona Borealis (CrB)Northern Crown21 MayJan … Sep+39.7°+25.5°0
Cygnus (Cyg)Swan29 JulyMar … Dec+61.4°+27.7°40
Delphinus (Del)Dolphin29 JulyApr … Nov+20.9°+2.4°5
Draco (Dra)Dragon16 JuneFeb … Sep+86.5°+47.5°7
Equuleus (Equ)Little Horse7 AugustJun … Nov+13.0°+2.5°0
Hercules (Her)Hercules10 JuneMar … Oct+51.3°+3.7°8
Lacerta (Lac)Lizard28 AugustMay … Dec+56.9°+35.2°3
Leo Minor (LMi)Lesser Lion21 FebruaryOct … Jun+41.4°+22.8°6
Libra (Lib)Scales10 MayMar … Jun-0.5°-30.0°3
Lyra (Lyr)Lyre2 JulyFeb … Dec+47.7°+25.7°7
Ophiuchus (Oph)Serpent Bearer8 JuneMar … Aug+14.4°-30.2°37
Pegasus (Peg)Winged Horse4 SeptemberJun … Dec+36.6°+2.3°19
Sagitta (Sge)Arrow14 JulyApr … Nov+21.6°+16.1°4
Sagittarius (Sgr)Archer3 JulyMay … Sep-11.7°-45.3°51
Scorpius (Sco)Scorpion1 JuneApr … Aug-8.3°-45.8°17
Scutum (Sct)Shield30 JuneApr … Sep-3.8°-15.9°7
Serpens (Ser)Serpent17 MayMar … Sep+25.7°-16.1°7
Triangulum (Tri)Triangle26 OctoberJun … Mar+37.3°+25.6°7
Ursa Maior (UMa)Great Bear27 FebruaryNov … Jul+73.1°+28.3°24
Ursa Minor (UMi)Little Bear9 MayJan … Dec+90.0°+65.4°1
Virgo (Vir)Maiden10 AprilJan … Jun+14.4°-22.7°32
Vulpecula (Vul)Fox24 JulyMar … Dec+29.5°+19.4°17

Opposition: The center of the constellation asterism is in opposition to the Sun on this day, i. e., it is at its highest point in the sky at local midnight. — Season: During these months, the constellation can be observed at night at a geographical latitude of 47° North. In the case of circumpolar constellations, these are near the zenith. — Declination: Northern and southern extent of the IAU constellation boundaries. — DSO: Number of described deep-sky objects.