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Avedisova star formation regions in sector 10°-0°

This page lists Avedisova star formation regions in the sector with galactic longitude 10°-0° (between galactic latitude -5° and +5°) that contain objects that have at least one bibliographic reference in the SIMBAD database. The regions can be sorted in the order of regions containing objects with the most references or in the order of regions with the most components. The location is linked to a page summarising the data on the star formation region and the object name is linked to the SIMBAD page for that object. Each line also lists the SIMBAD suggested type for that object as well as the number of bibliographic references.

SIMBAD cross reference and type information is not always accurate, so this information should be treated cautiously. It is best to read the bibliographic references for the object to get the latest and most accurate information.

Sort by [Maximum number of SIMBAD references | Number of components]

Region		Components		Most referenced object		Type		Object references
0.64-0.05		[120]		NAME SAGITTARIUS A		Radio		[755]
6.00-1.20		[67]		M 8		HII		[378]
0.50-0.75		[47]		[WHR97] 17470-2853		HII		[39]
0.53-0.06		[46]		NAME SAGITTARIUS A		Radio		[755]
0.18-0.05		[30]		NAME QUINTUPLET CLUSTER		Cl*		[182]
1.13-0.11		[28]		NAME SAGITTARIUS A		Radio		[755]
5.89-0.44		[25]		[WHR97] 17574-2403		HII		[157]
9.62+0.19		[19]		[WHR97] 18032-2032		HII		[129]
6.57-1.46		[18]		V* V3903 Sgr		V*		[72]
8.67-0.36		[15]		[WHR97] 18032-2137		HII		[43]
6.56-0.09		[14]		[WHR97] 17577-2320		HII		[20]
8.15-1.73		[14]		SCHB 305		Maser		[12]
7.47+0.06		[12]		[WWB83] G007.47+0.06		HII		[33]
5.48-0.24		[12]		[WHR97] 17559-2420		HII		[26]
8.14+0.23		[12]		[WHR97] 17599-2148		HII		[23]
0.52+0.18		[12]		IRAS 17430-2822		IR		[12]
0.00+0.19		[10]		MGM 1		YSO		[19]
9.70-0.85		[10]		IRAS 18073-2046		YSO		[12]
8.72-0.51		[10]		LBN 38		HII		[9]
0.59-0.06		[10]		IRAS 17440-2825		IR		[5]
0.01-0.55		[9]		IRAS 17441-2910		IR		[27]
6.68-0.25		[9]		IRAS 17589-2312		IR		[13]
4.39+0.10		[9]		IRAS 17522-2504		YSO		[12]
7.55+4.26		[9]		LDN 235		DkNeb		[8]
1.98-1.15		[9]		IRAS 17515-2747		IR		[4]
6.99-0.17		[8]		M 20		HII		[211]
0.06-0.07		[8]		V* V4535 Sgr		Mira		[18]
0.33-0.19		[7]		ESO 455-39		HII		[74]
0.38+0.02		[7]		[WHR97] 17432-2835		HII		[16]
2.26+0.23		[7]		IRAS 17469-2649		IR		[8]
3.27-0.09		[7]		IRAS 17505-2605		IR		[8]
6.55-0.58		[7]		BFS 1		HII		[3]
8.97+0.68		[6]		LDN 262		DkNeb		[24]
0.04+0.02		[6]		V* V4922 Sgr		V*		[12]
8.86-0.33		[6]		IRAS 18035-2126		YSO		[11]
0.13-0.55		[6]		LBN 2		HII		[10]
0.83+0.19		[6]		[WHR97] 17436-2807		HII		[9]
8.53-0.29		[6]		IRAS 18026-2145		IR		[4]
2.85-2.75		[5]		LDN 93		DkNeb		[18]
5.63+0.23		[5]		GAL 005.63+00.24		YSO		[15]
0.33-0.02		[5]		IRAS 17433-2838		IR		[9]
0.10-0.17		[5]		IRAS 17432-2855		IR		[9]
5.19-0.28		[5]		IRAS 17555-2436		IR		[7]
8.36-2.13		[5]		IRAS 18092-2244		IR		[4]
1.01-0.24		[5]		IRAS 17457-2811		IR		[2]
0.07+0.01		[4]		NAME SAGITTARIUS A		Radio		[755]
0.22-0.01		[4]		[WHR97] 17430-2844		HII		[10]
8.36-0.30		[4]		IRAS 18026-2153		YSO		[9]
4.00+0.33		[4]		IRAS 17504-2519		IR		[8]
6.15-0.64		[4]		IRAS 17588-2358		IR		[5]
5.06+0.24		[4]		IRAS 17531-2426		IR		[4]
2.59-3.43		[4]		[CB88] 109		MolCld		[3]
0.11-0.08		[4]		IRAS 17430-2851		IR		[3]
8.00-0.18		[4]		IRAS 18011-2206		IR		[2]
4.57-0.16		[4]		IRAS 17535-2504		IR		[1]
2.32+1.39		[3]		SNR G002.4+01.4		HII		[47]
2.61+0.13		[3]		[WHR97] 17480-2636		HII		[13]
3.88-1.03		[3]		[TRC83] 20		HH		[11]
9.02+0.44		[3]		PN G009.0+00.4		PN		[8]
0.06-0.21		[3]		IRAS 17434-2858		IR		[8]
1.32+0.10		[3]		IRAS 17450-2742		IR		[8]
2.14+0.01		[3]		IRAS 17474-2704		IR		[8]
4.29+0.55		[3]		LBN 14		HII		[8]
6.37-0.05		[3]		IRAS 17571-2328		IR		[8]
0.94-0.08		[3]		IRAS 17450-2807		IR		[7]
3.43-0.34		[3]		IRAS 17517-2609		HII		[7]
7.27+0.18		[3]		IRAS 17582-2234		IR		[6]
7.38+4.10		[3]		[CB88] 98		MolCld		[6]
2.92-0.01		[3]		IRAS 17491-2625		IR		[6]
7.80-0.62		[3]		IRAS 18024-2231		IR		[6]
4.68+0.28		[3]		IRAS 17522-2446		IR		[5]
2.53+0.25		[3]		IRAS 17474-2637		IR		[5]
3.93-0.09		[3]		IRAS 17520-2536		IR		[5]
7.65+0.18		[3]		2MASS J18020471-2216186		PN?		[4]
8.14-0.03		[3]		IRAS 18009-2155		IR		[4]
5.05-0.19		[3]		IRAS 17548-2441		IR		[4]
8.42-2.06		[3]		[CB88] 114		MolCld		[4]
7.04+0.18		[3]		IRAS 17578-2246		IR		[4]
6.18+0.56		[3]		SH 2-26		HII		[4]
2.40+0.07		[3]		IRAS 17478-2649		IR		[3]
4.19-0.05		[3]		IRAS 17523-2521		IR		[3]
8.38-0.63		[3]		IRAS 18036-2201		IR		[3]
3.72+0.02		[3]		IRAS 17510-2543		IR		[3]
2.69+0.14		[3]		IRAS 17482-2633		IR		[2]
0.70-0.06		[3]		IRAS 17443-2821		IR		[2]
1.49-0.20		[3]		IRAS 17467-2745		IR		[1]
1.13+0.81		[3]		IRAS 17420-2731		IR		[1]
1.39+0.00		[3]		IRAS 17457-2743		IR		[1]
9.40+0.15		[3]		IRAS 18029-2045		IR		[1]
7.24+1.49		[2]		HD 163296		pMS*		[265]
4.83+0.23		[2]		IRAS 17527-2439		HII		[11]
9.41-0.11		[2]		[MHS2002] 177		OH/IR		[9]
8.83-0.03		[2]		IRAS 18024-2119		IR		[8]
7.60+4.69		[2]		LDN 233		DkNeb		[8]
1.33+0.05		[2]		IRAS 17450-2742		IR		[8]
0.00-0.18		[2]		IRAS 17430-2900		IR		[7]
2.96-0.05		[2]		IRAS 17495-2624		IR		[7]
0.48+0.07		[2]		IRAS 17433-2828		IR		[6]
6.47+4.20		[2]		PN PM 1-175		post-AGB*		[5]
9.97-0.74		[2]		IRAS 18075-2040		IR		[5]
7.19+0.10		[2]		IRAS 17584-2242		IR		[4]
2.30+3.40		[2]		LDN 74		DkNeb		[4]
3.53+3.64		[2]		LDN 114		DkNeb		[3]
8.94-0.62		[2]		IRAS 18048-2131		IR		[3]
8.48-1.03		[2]		IRAS 18052-2205		IR		[1]
3.43+2.10		[1]		RCW 143		HII		[2]

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Acknowledgement: based on the Catalog of Star-Forming Regions in the Galaxy ( Avedisova, V. S., Astronomy Reports, Volume 46, Issue 3, March 2002, pp.193-205 [2002ARep...46..193A]). The complete catalog can be accessed here: V/112/.

For more information, read The Avedisova catalog: A real Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?