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Open Cluster 531 Open Cluster Open Cluster 531 Open Cluster 531 Pagina 1 Gabriele Franzo Open Cluster 531 ) ) . ' x n o m i a . R N o m g m h t B ( a r NGC Description ( Object OTHER Con. e Class e . U a z . M z c i S i h A e S . S C D R 14 NGC 7686 OCL 251 AND 23 30.1 +49 08 5,6 99,9 15.0 m IV 1 p Cl,P,lC,st 7...11 36 NGC 752 OCL 363 AND 01 57.7 +37 40 5,7 99,9 50 m III 1 m Cl,vvL,Ri,*L & S,C 35 NGC 956 OCL 377 AND 02 32.5 +44 36 8,9 99,9 8.0 m IV 1 p Cl,pRi,*9...15 67 NGC 6709 OCL 100 AQL 18 51.5 +10 21 6,7 99,9 13.0 m III 2 m Cl,pRi,lC,iF 66 Cr 401 AQL 19 38.4 +00 20 7 99,9 1.0 m IV 2 m 66 NGC 6755 OCL 96 AQL 19 07.8 +04 16 7,5 99,9 15.0 m IV 2 m Cl,vL,vRi,pC,*12...14 66 NGC 6738 OCL 101 AQL 19 01.4 +11 36 8,3 99,9 15.0 m IV 2 p Cl,P,lC 66 NGC 6756 OCL 99 AQL 19 08.7 +04 42 10,6 99,9 4.0 m I 2 m Cl,S,Ri,lC,*11...12 89 NGC 6994 M 73 AQR 20 59.0 -12 38 8,9 99,9 2.8 m IV 1 p :b Cl,eP,vlC,No neb 117 NGC 6193 OCL 975 ARA 16 41.3 -48 46 5,2 99,9 15.0 m II 3 p n Cl,vL,lRi,lC,F neb inv 117 NGC 6250 OCL 991 ARA 16 57.9 -45 56 5,9 99,9 10 m IV 3 p Cl,L,lRi,lC,*8...12 117 Hogg 22 ARA 16 46.7 -47 06 6,7 99,9 1.5 m 116 IC 4651 OCL 987 ARA 17 24.8 -49 56 6,9 99,9 10 m II 3 m Cl,pC 117 NGC 6208 OCL 964 ARA 16 49.5 -53 44 7,2 99,9 18 m II 1 m Cl,L,Ri,lCM,st9...12 117 NGC 6200 OCL 978 ARA 16 44.1 -47 28 7,4 99,9 12.0 m III 2 m Cl,in Milky Way 117 NGC 6204 OCL 982 ARA 16 46.2 -47 01 8,2 99,9 5.0 m I 2 p Cl,pRi,elCM,st11..12 117 Cr 307 ARA 16 35.2 -50 58 9,2 99,9 6.0 m III 2 p 32 Cr 62 AUR 05 22.5 +41 00 4,2 99,9 28.0 m IV 3 p 31 NGC 2281 OCL 446 AUR 06 48.3 +41 05 5,4 99,9 15.0 m I 3 p Cl,pRi,vlC,st pL 56 NGC 2099 M 37 AUR 05 52.3 +32 33 5,6 11 24.0 m II 1 r !!Cl,Ri,pCM,st L & S 56 NGC 1960 M 36 AUR 05 36.3 +34 08 6 12 12 m II 3 m Cl,B,vL,vRi,lC,*9..11 56 NGC 1912 M 38 AUR 05 28.7 +35 51 6,4 12 21 m III 2 m Cl,B,vL,vRi,iF,st L & S Pagina 2 Gabriele Franzo Open Cluster 531 ) ) . ' x n o m i a . R N o m g m h t B ( a r NGC Description ( Object OTHER Con. e Class e . U a z . M z c i S i h A e S . S C D R 32 NGC 1857 OCL 428 AUR 05 20.1 +39 21 7 99,9 6 m II 2 m Cl,pRi,pC,st7... 56 NGC 1893 IC 410 AUR 05 22.7 +33 25 7,5 99,9 11 m II 2 m n Cl,L,Ri,lC 33 NGC 1664 OCL 411 AUR 04 51.1 +43 41 7,6 99,9 18 m III 1 p Cl,lRi,lC,pL 32 NGC 1778 OCL 429 AUR 05 08.1 +37 01 7,7 99,9 7 m III 2 p Cl,pC,lRi,iF,st L 56 NGC 1907 OCL 434 AUR 05 28.1 +35 20 8,2 99,9 7.0 m II 1 m n Cl,pRi,pC,R,st9...12 56 Basel 4 AUR 05 48.5 +30 13 9,1 99,9 8.0 m II 1 p 31 NGC 2126 OCL 418 AUR 06 02.5 +49 52 10,2 99,9 6.0 m II 1 p Cl,not Ri,*7 north 31 NGC 2192 OCL 437 AUR 06 15.3 +39 51 10,9 99,9 6.0 m III 1 p Cl,cL,C,iF,st vS 32 NGC 1883 OCL 417 AUR 05 25.9 +46 29 12 99,9 2.5 m II 1 p Cl,vF,pRi,pC,iF 32 NGC 1724 OCL 405 AUR 05 03.5 +49 30 10.0p 99,9 Cl,vS,(st+ neb) 11 Cr 464 CAM 05 22.0 +73 00 4,2 99,9 120 m IV 3 p 11 NGC 1502 OCL 383 CAM 04 07.8 +62 20 6,9 99,9 8 m II 3 p Cl,pRi,cC,iF 34 Tombaugh 5 CAM 03 47.8 +59 03 8,4 99,9 17.0 m III 2 m 10 NGC 2253 UGC 3511 CAM 06 43.7 +65 12 13.1p 99,9 1.4 m 1.1 m 1 vF,* eS 140 IC 2602 Cr 229 CAR 10 42.9 -64 24 1,9 99,9 100 m II 3 m Cl,incl Theta Car 122 NGC 3532 OCL 839 CAR 11 05.2 -58 44 3 99,9 50 m II 1 m !!,Cl,eL,R,lC,st 8...12 126 NGC 2516 OCL 776 CAR 07 58.1 -60 45 3,8 99,9 21 m I 3 r Cl,vB,vL,pRi,*7...13 122 Cr 240 CAR 11 11.2 -60 17 3,9 99,9 25.0 m III 1 p n 123 NGC 3114 OCL 802 CAR 10 02.5 -60 08 4,2 99,9 35.0 m II 3 r Cl,eL,lC,B,*9...14 123 IC 2581 Cr 222 CAR 10 27.4 -57 38 4,3 99,9 8.0 m I 3 m n Cl, around * 5.4 mag 123 Cr 228 CAR 10 43.0 -60 01 4,4 99,9 15.0 m Pagina 3 Gabriele Franzo Open Cluster 531 ) ) . ' x n o m i a . R N o m g m h t B ( a r NGC Description ( Object OTHER Con. e Class e . U a z . M z c i S i h A e S . S C D R 122 Fein 1 CAR 11 06.0 -59 49 4,7 99,9 IV 2 p 123 NGC 3293 OCL 816 CAR 10 35.8 -58 13 4,7 99,9 40 m I 3 r n Cl,B,Ri,pL 123 Tr 16 Cr 233 CAR 10 45.1 -59 43 5 99,9 10.0 m 123 Tr 14 Cr 230 CAR 10 43.9 -59 34 5,5 99,9 5.0 m 123 Bochum 10 CAR 10 42.2 -59 09 6,2 99,9 123 Bochum 9 CAR 10 35.8 -60 08 6,3 99,9 122 NGC 3572 OCL 846 CAR 11 10.3 -60 15 6,6 99,9 7.0 m I 2 m n Cl,pRi,lC 123 NGC 3324 IC 2599 CAR 10 37.3 -58 40 6,7 99,9 16 m I 3 r n pB,vvL,iF,D* inv 123 Cr 232 CAR 10 44.8 -59 34 6,8 99,9 4.0 m 122 Hogg 10 CAR 11 10.7 -60 22 6,9 99,9 3.0 m I 3 p 122 Tr 18 Cr 241 CAR 11 11.4 -60 40 6,9 99,9 12.0 m III 2 p 122 Stock 13 CAR 11 13.1 -58 55 7 99,9 3.0 m I 2 p n 123 Tr 15 Cr 231 CAR 10 44.8 -59 22 7 99,9 3.0 m 123 Cr 234 CAR 10 45.3 -59 45 7,5 99,9 4.0 m 123 NGC 3247 OCL 809 CAR 10 25.9 -57 56 7,6 99,9 7.0 m II 2 p n st inv in neb 123 Cr 236 CAR 10 57.0 -61 02 7,7 99,9 8.0 m III 2 p 122 Ru 93 CAR 11 04.4 -61 22 7,7 99,9 4.0 m III 2 p 123 Bochum 11 CAR 10 47.3 -60 06 7,9 99,9 140 Mel 101 Cr 101 CAR 10 42.1 -65 06 8 99,9 14.0 m II 3 m 122 Hogg 11 CAR 11 11.5 -60 22 8,1 99,9 1.5 m 123 Tr 11 Cr 216 CAR 10 05.0 -61 37 8,1 99,9 6.0 m II 3 m Pagina 4 Gabriele Franzo Open Cluster 531 ) ) . ' x n o m i a . R N o m g m h t B ( a r NGC Description ( Object OTHER Con.
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