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VII/191 Catalogue of Southern Dark Clouds (Hartley+ 1986)
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A catalogue of southern dark clouds
Hartley M., Manchester R.N., Smith R.M., Tritton S.B., Goss W.M.
<Astron. Astrophys. Suppl. Ser. 63, 27 (1986)>
=1986A&AS...63...27H
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ADC_Keywords: Nebulae
Keywords: dark clouds - interstellar matter - star formation - Gould's Belt
Description (Abstract):
A catalogue of 1101 dark clouds has been compiled from visual
inspection of ESO/SERC Southern J survey plates for declinations south
of -33deg. This catalogue complements that of Lynds
(1962ApJS....7....1L) which is based on the Palomar Sky Survey.
Equatorial positions of accuracy 10 arcsec or better are listed for
each cloud along with size (major axis x minor axis), density class
and ESO/SERC field number. Galactic coordinates, derived from the
equatorial positions, are used to define a name for each cloud.
Complexes, consisting of several separately identifiable
concentrations, are listed and identified by a trailing C on the name.
The conclusions of Lynds, that clouds are concentrated along the
galactic equator and toward the galactic centre, are reinforced. No
clear connection with Gould's Belt is evident in the distribution of
southern clouds.