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Avedisova star formation regions in sector 100°-90°

This page lists Avedisova star formation regions in the sector with galactic longitude 100°-90° (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
99.28+3.73		[165]		IC 1396		OpCl		[230]
97.50+3.16		[17]		LBN 443		HII		[125]
93.54-4.20		[15]		NAME HH 379 IRS		YSO		[17]
94.46-1.55		[14]		V* V645 Cyg		PulsV*		[203]
90.56+2.15		[14]		V* V1982 Cyg		Orion_V*		[48]
91.12+1.58		[13]		IRAS 21074+4949		IR		[8]
93.37-4.88		[11]		V* V1735 Cyg		FUOr		[102]
96.29+2.60		[9]		LBN 436		HII		[35]
90.31+2.67		[7]		V* V1331 Cyg		FUOr		[139]
93.43+1.74		[7]		PN ARO 358		PN?		[106]
92.69+3.08		[7]		[BNM96] 092.691+3.077		HII		[29]
90.22+1.71		[7]		SH 2-121		HII		[23]
98.04+1.45		[6]		LDN 1084		Cloud		[49]
96.36+1.30		[6]		WB89 95		Star		[15]
91.66+4.18		[5]		IRAS 20568+5217		IR		[10]
96.29-0.17		[4]		OHIO X 566		HII		[8]
90.02+2.25		[3]		V* V1980 Cyg		TTau*		[45]
92.57-0.23		[3]		NAME LDN 1014 2		DkNeb		[33]
94.46-0.80		[3]		WB89 94		HII		[29]
93.86+1.56		[3]		2MASX J21215357+5210473		HII		[20]
96.91+2.16		[3]		LDN 1075		MolCld		[19]
94.27-0.41		[3]		IRAS 21307+5049		IR		[18]
93.08+2.83		[3]		[L89b] 93.060+02.810		HII		[17]
95.05+3.97		[3]		IRAS 21144+5430		IR		[16]
95.64+0.23		[3]		OHIO X 558		HII		[10]
90.22+2.04		[3]		SH 2-120		HII		[9]
95.59+3.90		[3]		IRAS 21173+5450		IR		[6]
92.98-4.38		[3]		LDN 1020		DkNeb		[4]
96.02+4.06		[3]		IRAS 21188+5517		IR		[4]
92.36-4.06		[3]		LDN 1010		DkNeb		[4]
91.86+3.95		[3]		LDN 1004		DkNeb		[3]
90.49+0.69		[2]		V* V459 Cyg		deltaCep		[47]
91.60+2.75		[2]		IRAS 21046+5110		IR		[12]
94.78-0.90		[2]		VCS2 J2137+5101		Radio		[11]
95.00-1.58		[2]		LDN 1059		DkNeb		[9]
93.97-4.66		[2]		IRAS 21461+4722		IR		[8]
93.41-0.36		[2]		WB89 84		Star		[8]
90.78+2.83		[2]		IRAS 21007+5036		IR		[7]
97.66+0.90		[2]		IRAS 21418+5403		IR		[7]
93.60+2.98		[2]		WB89 57		HII		[7]
97.70+2.05		[2]		IRAS 21368+5456		IR		[7]
96.61+3.38		[2]		IRAS 21246+5512		IR		[6]
92.38+3.38		[2]		LDN 1011		DkNeb		[6]
97.76+2.13		[2]		IRAS 21368+5502		IR		[6]
99.07+1.20		[2]		IRAS 21479+5510		IR		[6]
93.16+1.87		[2]		IRAS 21156+5141		IR		[6]
94.32-0.17		[2]		WB89 89		Star		[6]
95.30-0.93		[2]		IRAS 21379+5106		IR		[6]
93.76+1.37		[2]		IRAS 21206+5145		HII		[5]
91.60+1.30		[2]		IRC +50365		IR		[5]
94.03-1.68		[2]		[K88b] 94.1-1.7		SNR?		[4]
99.55+1.33		[2]		LDN 1109		DkNeb		[4]
92.68+2.59		[2]		IRAS 21101+5150		IR		[4]
90.19+1.89		[2]		IRAS 21026+4932		IR		[3]
95.93-0.22		[2]		IRAS 21379+5203		IR		[3]
95.12-0.57		[2]		IRAS 21354+5116		IR		[3]
95.82-0.31		[2]		IRAS 21378+5156		IR		[3]
93.06+3.38		[2]		LDN 1022		DkNeb		[3]
91.21+4.40		[2]		IRAS 20550+5158		IR		[3]
95.25+2.41		[2]		IRAS 21228+5332		IR		[3]
97.61+1.82		[2]		IRAS 21374+5442		IR		[3]
97.19+3.77		[2]		IRAS 21260+5552		IR		[3]
93.56+3.92		[2]		IRAS 21076+5322		IR		[3]
93.92-4.94		[2]		LDN 1042		DkNeb		[3]
98.51+3.31		[2]		IRAS 21351+5625		IR		[3]
91.50-0.34		[2]		IRAS 21180+4857		IR		[2]
94.11+2.84		[2]		IRAS 21154+5302		IR		[2]
91.47+2.83		[2]		IRAS 21036+5107		IR		[2]
95.16+2.28		[2]		IRAS 21230+5323		IR		[2]
94.10+3.21		[2]		IRAS 21136+5317		IR		[2]
93.01+1.24		[2]		IRAS 21178+5108		IR		[2]
92.90-0.75		[2]		IRAS 21260+4938		IR		[2]
97.93-0.26		[2]		IRAS 21482+5319		IR		[2]
93.30+2.93		[2]		IRAS 21112+5232		IR		[2]
92.90+1.93		[2]		IRAS 21141+5133		IR		[2]
90.62+1.54		[2]		IRAS 21060+4937		IR		[2]
93.92+1.82		[2]		IRAS 21191+5212		IR		[2]
92.29-0.52		[2]		IRAS 21223+4923		IR		[2]
96.01+1.60		[2]		IRAS 21303+5328		IR		[2]
94.07-4.46		[2]		LDN 1047		DkNeb		[2]
95.44+2.18		[2]		IRAS 21248+5331		IR		[2]
95.57-0.96		[2]		IRAS 21393+5116		IR		[2]
93.84+2.72		[2]		IRAS 21147+5246		IR		[2]
93.05+2.60		[2]		IRAS 21117+5207		IR		[2]
94.13+0.21		[2]		IRAS 21274+5111		IR		[2]
92.99+2.57		[2]		IRAS 21115+5203		IR		[2]
96.91-0.08		[2]		IRAS 21422+5249		IR		[2]
93.40+0.55		[2]		IRAS 21226+5055		IR		[2]
93.30+1.85		[2]		IRAS 21163+5147		IR		[2]
95.05-1.99		[2]		IRAS 21410+5009		IR		[2]
90.68+1.78		[2]		IRAS 21051+4950		IR		[2]
99.29-3.31		[1]		KR 30		Radio		[4]

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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?