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Avedisova star formation regions in sector 0°-350°

This page lists Avedisova star formation regions in the sector with galactic longitude 0°-350° (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.

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Region Components Most referenced object Type Object references
351.30+0.70 [176] NGC 6334 SNR [329]
353.12+0.71 [66] NGC 6357 HII [124]
359.95-0.06 [44] IRAS 17424-2859 IR [20]
350.48+0.98 [21] [WBH98] 17136-3617 HII [27]
350.13+0.09 [20] [WHR97] 17160-3707 HII [22]
353.43-0.37 [16] [WHR97] 17271-3439 HII [26]
355.37+0.22 [14] V* V1036 Sco RotV*Ell [175]
351.64-1.26 [14] 2MASX J17291612-3640063 HII [17]
354.67+0.25 [12] [WHR97] 17279-3311 HII [9]
351.78-0.54 [11] [WHR97] 17233-3606 HII [28]
359.99+0.02 [11] V* V4876 Sgr V* [17]
351.62+0.17 [11] IRAS 17200-3550 IR [7]
354.66+0.47 [10] IRAS 17269-3312 YSO [9]
359.65-0.06 [9] [LS95] 174148.3-291452 Radio [12]
359.69-0.23 [9] [OF84] 11 HII [7]
357.99-0.17 [9] IRAS 17381-3043 IR [4]
358.38-0.48 [8] [WHR97] 17403-3032 HII [7]
351.64+0.51 [8] SA 33- Region [3]
354.20-0.05 [7] RAFGL 5347 HII [17]
352.61-0.17 [7] IRAS 17242-3513 IR [11]
351.60-0.35 [7] [WHR97] 17220-3609 HII [10]
359.28-0.26 [7] IRAS 17417-2940 IR [7]
354.49+0.09 [7] IRAS 17282-3335 IR [4]
359.35-0.98 [6] ESO 455-42 PN [192]
359.14+0.03 [6] [WHR97] 17402-2938 HII [12]
352.52-0.16 [6] [WHR97] 17238-3516 HII [7]
357.66-0.09 [6] IRAS 17368-3057 IR [6]
353.41-0.13 [6] IRAS 17262-3435 IR [4]
357.51-1.44 [6] IRAS 17419-3150 IR [3]
358.44-1.88 [5] HD 161853 Star [40]
359.97-0.46 [5] IRAS 17441-2910 IR [27]
358.67-0.04 [5] 2MASS J17423501-3005419 post-AGB* [23]
351.47-0.46 [5] IRAS 17221-3619 HII [17]
359.79-0.35 [5] IRAS 17433-2921 IR [12]
352.94+4.82 [5] LDN 1685 MolCld [10]
350.33+0.10 [5] [WHR97] 17166-3656 HII [8]
356.66-0.26 [5] IRAS 17352-3153 IR [7]
358.60-0.06 [5] IRAS 17392-3008 IR [7]
352.87-0.20 [5] IRAS 17249-3501 IR [6]
359.72-0.04 [5] IRAS 17418-2910 IR [6]
358.63+0.07 [5] IRAS 17388-3002 IR [5]
352.40-0.06 [5] IRAS 17231-3520 IR [3]
352.10+0.16 [5] IRAS 17213-3526 IR [2]
352.63-1.07 [4] [WHR97] 17278-3541 HII [16]
350.01-1.34 [4] IRAS 17216-3801 IR [9]
350.02+0.43 [4] [WHR97] 17143-3700 HII [7]
352.32-0.44 [4] IRAS 17244-3536 IR [6]
358.95+0.00 [4] IRAS 17398-2948 IR [5]
350.69-0.49 [4] IRAS 17200-3658 IR [5]
352.35+2.15 [4] RCW 130 HII [5]
359.16-0.03 [4] IRAS 17405-2939 IR [5]
355.89+1.61 [4] SH 2-13 HII [5]
356.47+0.00 [4] IRAS 17336-3154 IR [4]
356.31-0.21 [4] MGCS 356.3-00.2 Radio [4]
359.55-0.07 [4] IRAS 17417-2919 IR [3]
353.45+0.58 [4] IRAS 17234-3405 IR [3]
350.18+0.02 [4] IRAS 17165-3706 IR [2]
356.64-0.32 [3] [TVH89] 121 Maser [27]
356.80-0.06 [3] PN RPZM 28 PN [26]
358.89+0.04 [3] PN G358.8+00.0 PN [14]
350.80-0.03 [3] IRAS 17184-3638 IR [8]
354.17+3.18 [3] IRAS 17151-3202 IR [7]
354.08+2.98 [3] [SYS98] 171542.9-321257 YSO [5]
354.93+0.33 [3] [CH87] 354.934+0.327 HII [5]
353.33-1.13 [3] PN RPZM 23 PN? [5]
352.90+4.99 [3] DCld 352.9+05.0 MolCld [4]
353.14+2.26 [3] DCld 353.1+02.3 MolCld [4]
351.04-0.34 [3] IRAS 17204-3636 IR [4]
355.13-0.30 [3] IRAS 17314-3311 IR [3]
358.19+0.30 [3] PN PBOZ 7 PN? [3]
350.09+0.23 [3] PN PM 2-25 PN? [3]
356.23+0.67 [3] MGCS 356.2+00.6 Radio [3]
357.12+0.36 [3] IRAS 17339-3109 IR [3]
359.23-0.03 [3] IRAS 17407-2935 IR [3]
355.41+0.34 [3] IRAS 17296-3236 IR [3]
352.11-0.92 [3] IRAS 17258-3602 IR [3]
357.56-0.32 [3] IRAS 17377-3109 IR [3]
355.74+0.13 [3] IRAS 17313-3226 IR [3]
355.54-0.10 [3] IRAS 17316-3244 IR [3]
359.57-0.05 [3] IRAS 17415-2918 IR [2]
352.87-0.51 [3] IRAS 17262-3511 IR [2]
359.02-0.04 [3] IRAS 17403-2946 IR [2]
353.51+1.55 [3] IRAS 17197-3329 IR [1]
357.49-0.04 [3] IRAS 17363-3103 IR [1]
350.28-0.04 [3] IRAS 17170-3703 IR [1]
350.95-0.08 [3] IRAS 17191-3631 IR [1]
355.70+0.34 [3] IRAS 17303-3221 IR [1]
353.79-0.15 [3] IRAS 17272-3413 IR [1]
353.67+1.78 [3] IRAS 17193-3314 IR [1]
355.48-0.16 [3] IRAS 17317-3249 IR [1]
353.45+0.34 [3] IRAS 17243-3414 IR [1]
359.75+2.63 [2] DENIS-P J173453.2-274511 post-AGB* [15]
352.49+0.80 [2] IRAS 17199-3446 YSO [10]
359.87-0.00 [2] IRAS 17420-2902 IR [9]
359.74-0.11 [2] [SBM2001] 47 X [8]
359.78-0.03 [2] IRAS 17419-2907 IR [8]
353.22-0.24 [2] IRAS 17260-3445 IR [7]
357.55-0.55 [2] IRAS 17385-3116 YSO [6]
359.47-0.18 [2] IRAS 17418-2927 IR [5]
358.72+0.01 [2] IRAS 17392-2959 IR [5]
356.48-4.45 [2] DCld 356.5-04.5 MolCld [5]
351.79+2.76 [2] DCld 351.8+02.8 MolCld [4]
353.25+2.42 [2] DCld 353.3+02.4 MolCld [4]
353.53+3.49 [2] DCld 353.5+03.5 MolCld [4]
359.94-0.16 [2] IRAS 17429-2903 IR [3]
351.41-3.34 [2] IRAS 17340-3757 IR [2]
352.16+0.40 [2] IRAS 17205-3515 IR [2]
351.02-0.86 [2] IRAS 17225-3654 IR [2]
359.26+0.17 [2] IRAS 17400-2927 IR [2]
351.00-0.58 [2] IRAS 17210-3646 IR [2]
358.55+0.14 [2] IRAS 17383-3004 IR [1]
351.33-0.12 [2] RCW 128 HII [1]
354.16+3.00 [1] BHR 166 MolCld [1]
354.04+2.95 [1] BHR 163 MolCld [1]
354.18+2.87 [1] BHR 165 MolCld [1]
353.39-0.32 [1] HFE 28 IR [1]
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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?