Southern Sky Binocular Observing Program Coordinator: Cindy La Russa PO Box 16274 Portal, AZ 85632 (509) 995-9885 larussa.cindy@gmail.com

The List

All objects are listed in Right Ascension order so that you can view them as they rise, and so that you can properly plan your observing sessions to make the most of your limited time. Information provided on each object includes: Catalog Number, Right Ascension, Declination, Magnitude, Position Angle if the object is a galaxy, Type of Object, Size, Constellation, and what chart they are located on in both the Uranometria and Tirion’s Sky Atlas 2000. Notes are provided on a few objects to clarify their observation.

We hope that you have a chance to observe the glorius southern skies. They are indeed enough to take your breath away. The Magellanic Clouds alone are worth the trip to the Southern Hemisphere. If you are fortunate enough to find yourself south of the equator, we hope that you find this list useful. Good luck, clear skies, and good observing.

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Objects to Observe

	Object	R.A.		DEC		Mag	PA*	Type	Size	Const	Urn	SA
[  ]	NGC 104	00	24.1	-72	05	4.5	—–	GbCl	25.0′	Tuc	440	24
[  ]	SMC	00	52.8	-72	50	2.7	10	Glxy	316’X186′	Tuc	441	24
[  ]	NGC 362	01	03.2	-70	51	6.6	—–	GbCl	12.9′	Tuc	441	24
[  ]	NGC 1261	03	12.3	-55	13	8.4	—–	GbCl	6.9′	Hor	419	24
[  ]	NGC 1851	05	14.1	-40	03	7.2	—–	GbCl	11.0′	Col	393	19
[  ]	LMC	05	23.6	-69	45	0.9	170	Glxy	646’X550′	Dor	444	24
[  ]	NGC 2070	05	38.6	-69	05	8.2	—–	BNeb	40’X25′	Dor	445	24
[  ]	NGC 2451	07	45.4	-37	58	2.8	—–	OpCl	45.0′	Pup	362	19
[  ]	NGC 2477	07	52.3	-38	33	5.8	—–	OpCl	27.0′	Pup	362	19
[  ]	NGC 2516	07	58.3	-60	52	3.8	—–	OpCl	29.0′	Car	424	24
[  ]	NGC 2547	08	10.7	-49	16	4.7	—–	OpCl	20.0′	Vel	396	20
[  ]	NGC 2546	08	12.4	-37	38	6.3	—–	OpCl	40.0′	Pup	362	20
[  ]	NGC 2627	08	37.3	-29	57	8.4	—–	OpCl	11.0′	Pyx	363	20
[  ]	IC 2391	08	40.2	-53	04	2.5	—–	OpCl	50.0′	Vel	425	25
[  ]	IC 2395	08	41.1	-48	12	4.6	—–	OpCl	7.0′	Vel	397	20
[  ]	NGC 2659	08	42.6	-44	57	8.6	—–	OpCl	2.7′	Vel	397	20
[  ]	NGC 2670	08	45.5	-48	47	7.8	—–	OpCl	9.0′	Vel	397	20
[  ]	NGC 2808	09	12.0	-64	52	6.3	—–	GbCl	13.8′	Car	448	25
[  ]	IC 2488	09	27.6	-56	59	7.4	—–	OpCl	14.0′	Vel	425	25
[  ]	NGC 2910	09	30.4	-52	54	7.2	—–	OpCl	5.0′	Vel	426	25
[  ]	NGC 2925	09	33.7	-53	26	8.3	—–	OpCl	12.0′	Vel	426	25
[  ]	NGC 3114	10	02.7	-60	07	4.2	—–	OpCl	35.0′	Car	426	25
[  ]	NGC 3201	10	17.6	-46	25	6.7	—–	GbCl	18.0′	Vel	399	20
[  ]	NGC 3228	10	21.8	-51	43	6.0	—–	OpCl	18.0′	Vel	426	25
[  ]	NGC 3293	10	35.8	-58	14	4.7	—–	OpCl	5.0′	Car	427	25
[  ]	Mel 101	10	42.1	-65	06	8.0	—–	OpCl	13.0′	Car	449	25
[  ]	IC 2602	10	43.2	-64	24	1.9	—–	OpCl	50.0′	Car	449	25
[  ]	NGC 3372	10	43.8	-59	52	1.0	—–	BNeb	120’X120′	Car	427	25
[  ]	NGC 3532	11	06.4	-58	40	3.0	—–	OpCl	55.0′	Car	427	25
[  ]	IC 2714	11	17.9	-62	42	8.2	—–	OpCl	12.0′	Car	449	25
[  ]	Mel 105	11	19.5	-63	30	8.5	—–	OpCl	4.0′	Car	449	25
[  ]	NGC 3766	11	36.1	-61	37	5.3	—–	OpCl	12.0′	Cen	428	25
[  ]	NGC 4052	12	01.9	-63	12	8.8	—–	OpCl	7.0′	Cru	450	25
[  ]	NGC 4103	12	06.7	-61	15	7.4	—–	OpCl	6.0′	Cru	428	25
[  ]	NGC 4337	12	23.9	-58	08	8.9	—–	OpCl	3.5′	Cru	428	25
[  ]	NGC 4349	12	24.5	-61	54	7.4	—–	OpCl	15.0′	Cru	428	25
[  ]	H 5	12	25.2	-60	29	8.5	—–	OpCl	7.0′	Cru	428	25
[  ]	NGC 4463	12	30.0	-64	48	7.2	—–	OpCl	5.0′	Mus	450	25
[  ]	H 6	12	35.0	-68	10	9.9	—–	OpCl	7.0′	Mus	450	25
[  ]	NGC 4609	12	42.3	-62	58	6.9	—–	OpCl	5.0′	Cru	451	25
[  ]	COALSACK	12	52.0	-63	00	—	—–	DkNb	240’X360′	Cru	451	25
[  ]	NGC 4755	12	53.6	-60	20	4.2	—–	OpCl	10.0′	Cru	429	25
[  ]	NGC 4815	12	58.0	-64	57	8.6	—–	OpCl	3.0′	Mus	451	25
[  ]	NGC 4833	12	59.6	-70	53	7.3	—–	GbCl	13.5′	Mus	451	25
[  ]	NGC 4852	13	00.1	-59	36	8.9	—–	OpCl	11.0′	Cen	429	25
[  ]	NGC 5128	13	25.5	-43	01	7.0	35	Glxy	18’X14′	Cen	403	21
[  ]	NGC 5139	13	26.8	-47	29	3.5	—–	GbCl	36.0′	Cen	403	21
[  ]	NGC 5286	13	46.4	-51	22	7.6	—–	GbCl	9.1′	Cen	430	25
[  ]	NGC 5316	13	53.9	-61	52	6.0	—–	OpCl	13.0′	Cen	430	25
[  ]	NGC 5460	14	07.6	-48	19	5.6	—–	OpCl	25.0′	Cen	404	21
[  ]	NGC 5617	14	29.8	-60	43	6.3	—–	OpCl	10.0′	Cen	430	25
[  ]	NGC 5662	14	35.2	-56	33	5.5	—–	OpCl	12.0′	Cen	431	25
[  ]	NGC 5822	15	05.2	-54	21	6.5	—–	OpCl	39.0′	Lup	431	25
[  ]	NGC 5823	15	05.7	-55	36	7.9	—–	OpCl	10.0′	Cir	431	25
[  ]	NGC 5925	15	27.7	-54	31	8.4	—–	OpCl	14.0′	Nor	431	25
[  ]	NGC 6025	16	03.7	-60	30	5.1	—–	OpCl	12.0′	TrA	432	26
[  ]	NGC 6067	16	13.2	-54	13	5.6	—–	OpCl	12.0′	Nor	432	26
[  ]	H 10	16	15.6	-54	52	9.0	—–	OpCl	30.0′	Nor	432	26
[  ]	NGC 6087	16	18.9	-57	54	5.4	—–	OpCl	12.0′	Nor	432	26
[  ]	NGC 6124	16	25.6	-40	40	5.8	—–	OpCl	40.0′	Sco	407	22
[  ]	NGC 6134	16	27.7	-49	09	7.2	—–	OpCl	6.0′	Nor	407	22
[  ]	NGC 6152	16	32.7	-52	37	8.1	—–	OpCl	29.0′	Nor	433	26
[  ]	NGC 6167	16	34.4	-49	36	6.7	—–	OpCl	7.0′	Nor	407	22
[  ]	NGC 6208	16	49.5	-53	49	7.2	—–	OpCl	15.0′	Ara	433	26
[  ]	NGC 6231	16	54.0	-41	48	2.6	—–	OpCl	14.0′	Sco	407	22
[  ]	H 13	17	01.7	-48	06	9.0	—–	OpCl	15.0′	Ara	407	22
[  ]	IC 4651	17	24.7	-49	57	6.9	—–	OpCl	12.0′	Ara	408	22
[  ]	NGC 6352	17	25.5	-48	25	8.1	—–	GbCl	7.1′	Ara	408	22
[  ]	NGC 6362	17	31.9	-67	03	8.3	—–	GbCl	10.7′	Ara	455	26
[  ]	NGC 6397	17	40.7	-53	40	5.7	—–	GbCl	25.7′	Ara	434	26
[  ]	NGC 6541	18	08.0	-43	42	6.1	—–	GbCl	13.0′	CrA	409	22
[  ]	NGC 6584	18	18.6	-52	13	9.2	—–	GbCl	7.9′	Tel	434	26
[  ]	NGC 6752	19	10.9	-59	59	5.4	—–	GbCl	20.4′	Pav	435	26