List of IC objects

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This is a partial list of IC objects, which are astronomical objects included in the Index Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars. This two volume catalog was published in 1895 and 1908 by J. E. L. Dreyer.

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The constellation information for this table is available from the NGC2000.0: Complete New General Catalog and Index Catalog. [1] In some cases, the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database was used to confirm cross-identifications of galaxies. [2] The remaining data is from the SIMBAD Astronomical Database [3] unless otherwise noted.

1–999

IC number Other names Object type Constellation Right ascension (J2000) Declination (J2000) Apparent magnitude (passband)
2LEDA 778 spiral galaxy Cetus 00h 11m 00.9s−12° 49 2215.0 (B)
3LEDA 836 elliptical galaxy Pisces 00h 12m 06.0s−00° 24 54.815.1 (B)
4UGC 123 spiral galaxy Pegasus 00h 13m 26.9s+17° 29 11.214.2 (B)
10 UGC 192 irregular galaxy Cassiopeia 00h 20m 25.50s+59° 18 17.013.6 (B)
15LEDA 165498 spiral galaxy Cetus 00h 27m 57.6s−00° 03 4115.9 (B)
26 NGC 135 lenticular galaxy Cetus 00h 31m 45.95s−13° 20 14.615.0 (B)
32LEDA 2096 spiral galaxy Cetus 00h 35m 01.7s−02° 08 3015.0 (B)
33LEDA 2101 spiral galaxy Cetus 00h 35m 05.1s−02° 08 1615.0 (B)
39 NGC 178 Magellanic spiral galaxy Cetus 00h 39m 08.39s−14° 10 22.313.6 (B)
42LEDA 2463 barred spiral galaxy Cetus 00h 41m 05.8s−15° 25 4115.0 (B)
44 NGC 223 spiral galaxy Cetus 00h 42m 15.88s+00° 50 43.714.2 (B)
59 reflection nebula Cassiopeia 00h 57m 42.40s+61° 04 59.8
63 emission nebula Cassiopeia 00h 59m 01.37s+60° 53 17.813.3 (B)
64 UGC 613 lenticular galaxy Pisces 00h 59m 24.42s+27° 03 32.615.6 (B)
70LEDA 173286 lenticular galaxy Cetus 01h 01m 03.9s+00° 03 038.31 (B)
88LEDA 1175571 spiral galaxy Cetus 01h 14m 31.3s+00° 47 3018.8 (B)
89 NGC 446 lenticular galaxy Pisces 01h 16m 03.63s+04° 17 39.013.8 (B)
95LEDA 950887 elliptical galaxy Cetus 01h 19m 17.9s−12° 34 2715.9 (B)
101UGC 949 spiral galaxy Pisces 01h 24m 08.55s+09° 55 49.915.1 (B)
102UGC 954 lenticular galaxy Pisces 01h 24m 26.3s+09° 53 11.615.6 (B)
106 NGC 530 lenticular galaxy Cetus 01h 24m 41.66s−01° 35 13.614.0 (B)
108LEDA 5205 spiral galaxy Cetus 01h 24m 38.9s−12° 38 0815.0 (B)
158LEDA 144318 elliptical galaxy Cetus 01h 45m 53.5s−06° 56 0815.6 (B)
165 NGC 684 spiral galaxy Triangulum 01h 50m 14.03s+27° 38 44.413.2 (B)
167 UGC 1313 barred spiral galaxy Aries 01h 51m 08.56s+21° 54 46.114.0 (B)
189LEDA 7716 barred spiral galaxy Aries 02h 01m 52.9s+23° 33 0513.7 (B)
282 NGC 1198 elliptical galaxy Perseus 03h 06m 13.24s+41° 50 56.114.0 (B)
289 planetary nebula Cassiopeia 03h 10m 19.30s+61° 19 00.916.8 (B)
298 Arp 147 interacting galaxies Cetus 03h 11m 18.90s+01° 18 53.015.5 (B)
310 UGC 2624 lenticular galaxy Perseus 03h 16m 42.98s+41° 19 29.614.3 (B)
335 LEDA 13277 lenticular galaxy Fornax 03h 35m 31.07s−34° 26 49.412.9 (B)
342 UGC 2847 intermediate spiral galaxy Camelopardalis 03h 46m 48.51s+68° 05 46.010.5 (B)
348 Collinder 41 open cluster Perseus 03h 44m 31.7s+32° 09 327.3 (V) [4]
349 Ced 19i reflection nebula Taurus 03h 46m 21.3s+23° 56 284 (V) [5]
361 Collinder 48 open cluster Camelopardalis 04h 18m 56.6s+58° 15 0711.7 (V)
405 Sh 2-229 emission/reflection nebula Auriga 05h 17m 24.0s+34° 23 00~6 (V) [6]
418 planetary nebula Lepus 05h 27m 28.21s−12° 41 50.39.0 (V)
434 H II region Orion 05h 41m 00.0s−02° 30 00
443 Sh 2-248 supernova remnant Gemini 06h 17m 00.0s+22° 34 12
444 reflection nebula Gemini 06h 18m 34.0s+23° 18 487.0 (B)
447 reflection nebula Monoceros 06h 31m 00.0s10° 06 007.7 (B)
487 NGC 2494 lenticular galaxy Monoceros 07h 59m 07.12s−00° 38 16.314.2 (B)
535 LEDA 26524 elliptical galaxy Hydra 09h 22m 16.2s−01° 02 25.315.6 (B)
629 NGC 3312 spiral galaxy Hydra 10h 37m 02.52s−27° 33 53.914.0 (V)
694 Arp 299 interacting galaxies Ursa Major 11h 28m 27.31s+58° 34 42.318.2 (B)
755 NGC 4019 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 11h 28m 27.31s+58° 34 42.318.2 (B)
805 NGC 4611 intermediate spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 41m 25.44s+13° 43 46.215.1 (B)
819/820 NGC 4676 interacting galaxies Coma Berenices 12h 46m 10.18s+30° 43 53.714.1 (B)
831 LEDA 43708 elliptical galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 52m 44.07s+26° 28 13.515.5 (B)
883 Arp 193 irregular galaxy Canes Venatici 13h 20m 35.4s+34° 08 2214.8 (B)
923 LEDA 3483133 lenticular galaxy Ursa Major 13h 43m 14.18s+55° 36 11.3
924LEDA 170293 spiral galaxy Virgo 13h 45m 37.6s−12° 27 1815.4 (B)
961Mrk 664 spiral galaxy Boötes 13h 55m 46.8s+25° 50 2515.5 (B)

1000–1999

IC number Other names Object type Constellation Right ascension (J2000) Declination (J2000) Apparent magnitude (passband)
1011 LEDA 51662 barred spiral galaxy Virgo 14h 28m 04.53s+01° 00 22.614.7 (B)
1015LEDA 51686 interacting galaxies Boötes 14h 28m 19.2s+15° 25 1215.2 (B)
1047LEDA 52522 spiral galaxy Boötes 14h 42m 19.9s+19° 11 3115.7 (B)
1050LEDA 52630 spiral galaxy Boötes 14h 44m 07.1s+18° 00 4515.1 (B)
1061LEDA 95545 lenticular galaxy Boötes 14h 51m 14.2s+18° 45 2716.2 (B)
1065 3C 305 lenticular galaxy Draco 14h 49m 21.59s+63° 16 13.816.4 (V)
1067UGC 9574 spiral galaxy Virgo 14h 53m 02.8s+03° 17 4613.6 (B)
1101 UGC 9752 lenticular galaxy Virgo 15h 10m 56.10s+05° 44 41.215.1 (B)
1103LEDA 1584180 elliptical galaxy Serpens 15h 11m 35.8s+19° 12 28.0
1108 NGC 5882 planetary nebula Lupus 15h 16m 49.97s−45° 38 58.610.9 (V)
1111 NGC 5876 barred spiral galaxy Boötes 15h 09m 31.57s+54° 30 23.413.9 (B)
1127 Arp 220 interacting galaxies Serpens 15h 34m 57.22s+23° 30 11.613.9 (V)
1166 Mrk 867pair of galaxies Corona Borealis 16h 02m 08.92s+26° 19 45.616.8 (V)
1172 NGC 6044 lenticular galaxy Hercules 16h 06m 33.13s+17° 46 32.815.5 (B)
1176 NGC 6056 barred lenticular galaxy Hercules 16h 05m 31.28s+17° 57 49.115.1 (B)
1179 Arp 272 barred spiral galaxy Hercules 16h 05m 22.22s+17° 45 15.115 (B)
1182 UGC 10192 lenticular galaxy Hercules 16h 05m 36.80s+17° 48 07.415.2 (V)
1183 NGC 6054 barred lenticular galaxy Hercules 16h 05m 38.15s+17° 46 04.415.6 (B)
1185 LEDA 57096 spiral galaxy Hercules 16h 05m 44.69s+17° 43 01.315.1 (B)
1189 LEDA 57135 lenticular galaxy Hercules 16h 06m 14.83s+18° 10 58.415.5 (B)
1192 LEDA 57157 barred spiral galaxy Hercules 16h 06m 33.13s+17° 46 32.815.5 (B)
1295 planetary nebula Scutum 18h 54m 37.15s−08° 49 37.4
1318 Sadr Region emission nebula Cygnus 20h 16m 48.0s+41° 57 24
1327 LEDA 65027 lenticular galaxy Aquila 20h 35m 41.28s−00° 00 20.615.0 (B)
1337 LEDA 65760 intermediate spiral galaxy Capricornus 20h 56m 52.70s−16° 35 08.814.5 (B)
1340 supernova remnant Cygnus 20h 45m 38.0s+30° 42 30
1382 NGC 7056 barred spiral galaxy Pegasus 21h 22m 07.51s+18° 39 56.613.1 (V)
1396 Trumpler 37 emission nebula Cepheus 21h 38m 58.8s+57° 30 503.5 (V) [7]
1459 LEDA 70090 elliptical galaxy Grus 22h 57m 10.61s−36° 27 44.011.9 (V)
1511 NGC 7767 lenticular galaxy Pegasus 23h 50m 56.37s+27° 05 13.714.2 (B)
1539 NGC 70 spiral galaxy Andromeda 00h 18m 22.57s+30° 04 46.314.5 (B)
1563 NGC 191A lenticular galaxy Cetus 00h 39m 00.24s−09° 00 52.415 (B)
1565UGC 410 elliptical galaxy Pisces 00h 39m 26.2s+06° 44 03.314.4 (B)
1567Same as IC 1565
1574 LEDA 2578 irregular galaxy Cetus 00h 43m 03.82s−22° 14 48.814.7 (B)
1590 Collinder 8 open cluster Cassiopeia 00h 52m 49.2s+56° 37 44
1591 NGC 276 barred spiral galaxy Cetus 00h 52m 06.58s−22° 40 48.415.8 (B)
1613 UGC 668 irregular dwarf galaxy Cetus 01h 04m 48.41s+02° 07 10.210.0 (V)
1623 galaxy merger Cetus 01h 07m 47.38s−17° 30 24.515 (B)
1634UGC 740 elliptical galaxy Pisces 01h 11m 03.8s+17° 39 4715.2 (B)
1635UGC 739 elliptical galaxy Pisces 01h 11m 03.5s+17° 39 0717.2 (B)
1653 NGC 443 lenticular galaxy Pisces 01h 15m 07.61s+33° 22 38.113.9 (B)
1656 NGC 447 spiral galaxy Pisces 01h 15m 37.65s+33° 04 04.114.0 (B)
1658 NGC 444 spiral galaxy Pisces 01h 15m 49.58s+31° 04 48.814.7 (B)
1661 NGC 451 spiral galaxy Pisces 01h 16m 07.21s+33° 05 21.715.0 (V)
1686 NGC 499 lenticular galaxy Pisces 01h 16m 07.21s+33° 05 21.715.0 (V)
1710 NGC 575 barred spiral galaxy Pisces 01h 30m 46.65s+21° 26 25.513.0 (V)
1712 NGC 584 elliptical galaxy Cetus 01h 31m 20.72s−06° 52 04.811.4 (B)
1743 NGC 716 barred spiral galaxy Aries 01h 52m 59.65s+12° 42 30.714.0 (B)
1744 NGC 719 lenticular galaxy Aries 01h 53m 38.86s+19° 50 25.714.7 (B)
1757LEDA 174458galaxy Cetus 01h 57m 11.3s−00° 28 2616.8 (B)
1766 NGC 785 elliptical galaxy Triangulum 02h 01m 40.02s+31° 49 35.413.9 (B)
1773 NGC 804 lenticular galaxy Triangulum 02h 04m 02.12s+30° 49 58.714.7 (B)
1782 NGC 823 lenticular galaxy Fornax 02h 07m 20.07s−25° 26 31.013.6 (B)
1801 UGC 1936 barred spiral Aries 02h 28m 12.75s+19° 34 60.014.0 (V)
1805 Collinder 26 open cluster Cassiopeia 02h 32m 50.4s+61° 28 16
1848 Collinder 32 open cluster Cassiopeia 02h 51m 25.2s+60° 25 086.5 (V)
1907 NGC 1278 elliptical galaxy Perseus 03h 19m 34.24s+41° 34 49.815.2 (B)
1919 LEDA 12825 elliptical galaxy Fornax 03h 26m 02.21s−32° 53 40.313.8 (B)
1953 LEDA 13184 barred spiral galaxy Eridanus 03h 33m 41.89s−21° 28 43.012.4 (B)
1963Same as IC 335
1993 LEDA 13840 intermediate spiral galaxy Fornax 03h 47m 04.84s−33° 42 35.912.5 (B)
1988 LEDA 13602 spiral galaxy Fornax 03h 42m 11.48s−29° 53 36.211.6 (B)

2000–2999

IC number Other names Object type Constellation Right ascension (J2000) Declination (J2000) Apparent magnitude (passband)
2006 LEDA 14077 elliptical galaxy Eridanus 03h 54m 28.46s−35° 58 01.712.4 (B)
2062 NGC 1560 spiral galaxy Camelopardalis 04h 32m 49.09s+71° 52 59.212.1 (B)
2118 NGC 1909 reflection nebula Eridanus 05h 02m 00.0s−07° 54 00
2126 NGC 1935 emission nebula Dorado 05h 21m 58.0s−67° 57 18
2127 NGC 1936 emission nebula Dorado 05h 22m 12.53s−67° 58 31.911.6 (V)
2133 NGC 1961 spiral galaxy Camelopardalis 05h 42m 04.63s+69° 22 42.411.0 (V)
2149 planetary nebula Auriga 05h 56m 23.90s+46° 06 17.211.4 (V)
2154 NGC 2139 barred spiral galaxy Lepus 06h 01m 07.96s−23° 40 20.411.7 (V)
2163 LEDA 18751 barred spiral galaxy Canis Major 06h 16m 27.97s−21° 22 33.112.6 (B)
2169Same as IC 447
2177 reflection nebula Monoceros 07h 04m 25.0s−10° 27 18
2220 reflection nebula Carina 07h 56m 51.3s−59° 07 31
2233 UGC 4278 spiral galaxy Lynx 08h 13m 58.91s+45° 44 31.712.6 (V)
2391 Collinder 191 open cluster Vela 08h 41m 10.1s−52° 59 28
2395 Collinder 192 open cluster Vela 08h 42m 07.4s−48° 05 244.6 (V)
2431 LEDA 25476 interacting galaxies Cancer 09h 04m 35.38s+14° 35 43.614.3 (B)
2448 planetary nebula Carina 09h 07m 06.32s−69° 56 30.711.1 (V)
2455 NGC 2804 lenticular galaxy Cancer 09h 16m 50.01s+20° 11 54.614.0 (B)
2486 UGC 5062 spiral galaxy Leo 09h 30m 17.37s+26° 38 28.515.1 (B)
2488 Collinder 208 open cluster Vela 09h 27m 25.7s−57° 00 14
2497 LEDA 165538 spiral galaxy Leo Minor 09h 41m 04.10s+34° 43 58.2
2498 LEDA 27668 barred spiral galaxy Leo 09h 41m 21.94s+28° 06 52.115.3 (B)
2529 NGC 3081 ring galaxy Hydra 09h 59m 29.54s−22° 49 34.713.6 (V)
2560 LEDA 29993 spiral galaxy Antlia 10h 16m 18.71s−33° 33 49.713.3 (V)
2571 NGC 3223 spiral galaxy Antlia 10h 21m 35.08s−34° 16 00.510.8 (V)
2574 UGC 5666 dwarf spiral galaxy Ursa Major 10h 28m 23.61s+68° 24 43.410.9 (V)
2585 NGC 3271 barred lenticular galaxy Antlia 10h 30m 26.50s−35° 21 34.111.7 (V)
2599 emission nebula Carina 10h 37m 42.0s−58° 39 00
2602 Collinder 229 open cluster Carina 10h 42m 27.1s−64° 25 341.6 (V) [8]
2628 LEDA 34038 barred spiral galaxy Leo 11h 11m 37.87s+12° 07 19.215.1 (B)
2613 UGC 5931 peculiar spiral galaxy Leo Minor 10h 49m 50.12s+32° 58 58.412.1 (V)
2631 Ced 112 reflection nebula Chamaeleon 11h 09m 52.4s−76° 36 57
2700LEDA 1402998galaxy Leo 11h 17m 54.2s+12° 03 15
2702LEDA 1364735 elliptical galaxy Leo 11h 17m 57.2s+09° 24 45
2722LEDA 3769216trio of galaxies Leo 11h 19m 44.3s+13° 57 47
2729LEDA 1430330 spiral galaxy Leo 11h 20m 06.7s+13° 24 33.4
2714 Collinder 245 open cluster Carina 11h 17m 29.5s−62° 43 088.2 (V)
2734LEDA 1409656 spiral galaxy Leo 11h 20m 23.8s+12° 26 35
2744LEDA 34833 lenticular galaxy Ursa Major 11h 21m 42.5s+34° 21 46.015.5 (B)
2754LEDA 1450402 spiral galaxy Leo 11h 22m 02.4s+14° 08 39
2759 LEDA 34882 elliptical galaxy Leo 11h 22m 14.21s+24° 18 00.415.5 (B)
2760LEDA 1413842 elliptical galaxy Leo 11h 22m 12.8s+12° 39 55
2768LEDA 1411172 spiral galaxy Leo 11h 22m 25.6s+12° 31 44
2800LEDA 3543021 spiral galaxy Leo 11h 24m 27.1s+12° 12 32
2801LEDA 1375823 spiral galaxy Leo 11h 24m 29.0s+10° 11 02
2816LEDA 3472124 spiral galaxy Leo 11h 26m 18.3s+10° 38 11
2835LEDA 3090991 lenticular galaxy Leo 11h 27m 31.6s+12° 08 34
2839LEDA 3472295 spiral galaxy Leo 11h 27m 45.4s+10° 49 11
2944 open cluster Centaurus 11h 38m 20.00s−63° 22 22.0
2955 LEDA 36603 lenticular galaxy Leo 11h 45m 03.89s+19° 37 14.115.2 (B)

3000–3999

IC number Other names Object type Constellation Right ascension (J2000) Declination (J2000) Apparent magnitude (passband)
3031LEDA 92941 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 11m 04.1s+13° 18 30.4
3053LEDA 39038 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 13m 51.9s+14° 13 2315.7 (B)
3038LEDA 38920 spiral galaxy Virgo 12h 12m 32.6s+11° 21 1015.7 (B)
3064 NGC 4206 spiral galaxy Virgo 12h 15m 16.82s+13° 01 26.412.2 (V)
3078 LEDA 39263 spiral galaxy Virgo 12h 16m 00.04s+12° 41 14.217.2 (V)
3108LEDA 39449 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 17m 42.7s+13° 22 48
3135LEDA 89577 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 18m 52.6s+27° 29 29
3189LEDA 3098279 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 20m 56.3s+25° 25 35.5
3207LEDA 3787380 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 21m 52.2s+24° 21 16
3222UGC 7437 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 22m 19.5s+28° 49 5415.9 (B)
3246LEDA 40202 spiral galaxy Virgo 12h 23m 17.1s+13° 03 07
3261LEDA 40289 lenticular galaxy Virgo 12h 23m 52.5s+11° 28 53
3269 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 24m 04.4s+27° 26 05.1
3270 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 24m 05.8s+27° 34 40.4
3272LEDA 1684676 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 24m 09.3s+23° 17 04.6
3278LEDA 40345trio of galaxies Coma Berenices 12h 24m 14.9s+27° 25 1516.5 (B)
3283LEDA 3788286 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 24m 28.0s+27° 12 40
3286LEDA 1692968 elliptical galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 24m 34.5s+23° 44 52
3299LEDA 3089319 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 25m 03.1s+27° 22 28
3325LEDA 3788769 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 25m 51.4s+23° 53 45
3329 NGC 4393 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 25m 51.32s+27° 33 38.813.8 (B)
3340LEDA 40708 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 26m 32.7s+16° 50 4115.5 (B)
3359LEDA 89605 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 26m 51.4s+23° 29 53
3376UGC 7578 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 27m 50.3s+26° 59 36.614.4 (B)
3379LEDA 40955 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 28m 04.2s+17° 28 2116.0 (B)
3390LEDA 3789697 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 28m 28.6s+24° 48 34
3401LEDA 3089434compact galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 28m 58.8s+26° 27 36.3
3402UGC 7616 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 28m 59.3s+28° 51 43.015.7 (B)
3403LEDA 41105 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 29m 01.4s+24° 37 5815.7 (B)
3418 UGC 7630 dwarf irregular galaxy Virgo 12h 29m 43.92s+11° 24 16.916.5 (B)
3427 NGC 4482 dwarf elliptical galaxy Virgo 12h 30m 10.32s+10° 46 46.114.2 (B)
3438 NGC 4492 spiral galaxy Virgo 12h 30m 59.71s+08° 04 40.414.1 (B)
3441LEDA 41412 lenticular galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 31m 04.4s+28° 51 1015.1 (V)
3447 LEDA 165209 spiral galaxy Virgo 12h 31m 17.90s+10° 40 48.5
3452 NGC 4497 lenticular galaxy Virgo 12h 31m 32.52s+11° 37 28.9712.5 (V)
3491LEDA 86322 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 33m 08.9s+27° 05 39.816.0 (B)
3505 LEDA 41792 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 34m 10.32s+15° 58 05.6715.3 (B)
3507LEDA 3089514 lenticular galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 34m 04.4s+25° 21 46
3523LEDA 169559 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 34m 39.4s+14° 01 00
3528 LEDA 41882 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 34m 55.90s+15° 33 56.417.0 (V)
3545 NGC 4555 elliptical galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 35m 41.19s+26° 31 23.113.5 (B)
3568 planetary nebula Camelopardalis 12h 33m 06.85s+82° 33 50.210.7 (V)
3569 NGC 4561 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 36m 08.14s+19° 19 21.312.7 (B)
3583 UGC 7784 irregular galaxy Virgo 12h 36m 43.56s+13° 15 32.913.3 (B)
3588 NGC 4571 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 36m 56.37s+14° 13 02.313.6 (B)
3593Mrk 776 seyfert 1 galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 36m 53.9s+27° 44 5715.4 (B)
3601LEDA 165275 lenticular galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 37m 53.6s+15° 13 29
3606LEDA 1412725 ellipical galaxy Virgo 12h 38m 25.1s+12° 36 38
3622 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 39m 32.49s+15° 25 55.3
3629LEDA 42387 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 39m 46.6s+13° 31 59.915.2 (B)
3667 NGC 4618 dwarf galaxy Canes Venatici 12h 41m 32.90s+41° 09 03.210.8 (V)
3675 NGC 4625 dwarf galaxy Canes Venatici 12h 41m 52.71s+41° 16 26.112.4 (V)
3683LEDA 1637726 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 42m 20.5s+20° 52 17
3688 NGC 4633 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 42m 37.37s+14° 21 25.914.7 (B)
3785LEDA 3796270 lenticular galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 47m 52.2s+19° 16 31
3786LEDA 2142309 spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 12h 47m 36.9s+39° 02 46
3789LEDA 1619535 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 48m 07.1s+20° 11 38.5
3853LEDA 2137536 spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 12h 53m 10.3s+38° 49 45
3854LEDA 2171843pair of galaxies Canes Venatici 12h 53m 14.5s+40° 50 53
3867LEDA 87471 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 54m 19.6s+18° 56 30
3870LEDA 1668852 elliptical galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 54m 21.5s+22° 22 54.1
3873LEDA 1573410 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 54m 31.6s+18° 52 58
3875LEDA 1662288 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 54m 37.2s+22° 02 11
3880LEDA 1671124 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 54m 47.9s+22° 30 08.0
3881LEDA 43961compact galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 54m 53.9s+19° 07 04.914.1 (B)
3928LEDA 2165833 spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 12h 57m 18.3s+40° 26 30
3934LEDA 1571543 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 58h 17.5m+18° 49 32
3948LEDA 1698844 elliptical galaxy Coma Berenices 12h 58m 58.1s+24° 03 41

4000–4999

IC number Other names Object type Constellation Right ascension (J2000) Declination (J2000) Apparent magnitude (passband)
4000LEDA 2152407compact galaxy Canes Venatici 12h 59m 36.6s+39° 35 16
4020LEDA 2131719 spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 13h 00m 03.4s+38° 36 36
4026 LEDA 44749 lenticular galaxy Coma Berenices 13h 00m 22.14s+28° 02 49.214.6 (V)
4037LEDA 2141402 spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 13h 00m 19.4s+39° 00 09
4040 LEDA 44789 barred spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 13h 00m 37.86s+28° 03 28.715.0 (V)
4082LEDA 2098435 elliptical galaxy Canes Venatici 13h 01m 39.1s+37° 20 30
4100UGC 8144 spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 13h 02m 04.91s+40° 24 30.015.1 (B)
4130LEDA 45103 lenticular galaxy Coma Berenices 13h 03m 46.6s+19° 16 1815.4 (B)
4141 LEDA 45147 spiral galaxy Coma Berenices 13h 04m 07.73s+19° 12 38.4~17 (B)
4144UGC 8169 spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 13h 03m 50.0s+36° 56 3616.0 (B)
4145LEDA 2122937 spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 13h 03m 50.0s+38° 17 12
4182 UGC 8188 Magellanic spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 13h 05m 48.75s+37° 36 13.011.9 (B)
4271 LEDA 47334 spiral galaxy Canes Venatici 13h 29m 21.45s+37° 24 50.515.6 (B)
4274 NGC 5189 planetary nebula Musca 13h 33m 32.88s−65° 58 27.014.5 (B)
4381 NGC 5008 barred spiral galaxy Boötes 14h 10m 57.24s+25° 29 50.114.8 (B)
4406 planetary nebula Lupus 14h 22m 26.14s−44° 09 02.210.9 (V)
4461 UGC 9384 spiral galaxy Boötes 14h 35m 01.88s+26° 32 38.415.3 (B)
4462 Arp 95 elliptical galaxy Boötes 14h 35m 04.18s+26° 32 27.215.3 (B)
4481 LEDA 1501729 barred spiral galaxy Boötes 14h 40m 10.11s+16° 08 29.1
4499 globular cluster Apus 15h 00m 18.57s−82° 12 49.68.6 (V)
4516 UGC 9587 elliptical galaxy Boötes 14h 54m 23.47s+16° 21 18.814.1 (V)
4537 LEDA 54583 lenticular galaxy Serpens 15h 17m 32.45s+02° 02 50.615.6 (B)
4539 LEDA 54642 intermediate spiral galaxy Corona Borealis 15h 18m 31.15s+32° 23 34.3~15 (B)
4553Same as IC 1127
4588 LEDA 57022 elliptical galaxy Serpens 16h 04m 56.67s+23° 55 57.614.9 (B)
4592 reflection nebula Scorpius 16h 13m 00.0s−19° 18 003.9 (B)
4617 LEDA 2085077 spiral galaxy Hercules 16h 42m 08.07s+36° 41 02.7
4625 NGC 6240 ultraluminous infrared galaxy Ophiuchus 16h 52m 58.9s+02° 24 0313.4 (V)
4628 emission nebula Scorpius 16h 56m 54.67s−40° 30 44.47.1 (V)
4651 Collinder 327 open cluster Ara 17h 24m 50.9s−49° 55 01
4662 LEDA 60851 irregular galaxy Pavo 17h 47m 09.19s−64° 38 19.311.1 (V)
4665 Collinder 349 open cluster Ophiuchus 17h 46m 13.0s+05° 36 54~15 (B)
4677 planetary nebula Draco 17h 58m 15.8s+66° 37 59
4690 NGC 6589 reflection nebula Sagittarius 18h 16m 50.4s−19° 53 2410.5 (B)
4703 Eagle Nebula emission nebula Serpens 18h 18m 45.1s−13° 47 3112.5 (B)
4710 LEDA 61922 irregular galaxy Pavo 18h 28m 37.97s−66° 58 56.2
4715 Messier 24 star cloud Sagittarius 18h 16m 48.0s−18° 33 00
4725 Messier 25 open cluster Sagittarius 18h 31m 44.9s−19° 06 50
4756 Melotte 210 open cluster Serpens 18h 38m 35.8s+05° 26 06
4765 Collinder 386 open cluster Serpens 18h 38m 35.8s+05° 26 06
4850 V606 Aquilae classical nova Aquila 19h 20m 24.3s−00° 08 0720.4 (V)
4895 NGC 6822 barred irregular galaxy Sagittarius 19h 44m 56.20s−14° 47 51.38.1 (V)
4948 NGC 6902 spiral galaxy Sagittarius 20h 24m 28.07s−43° 39 12.410.9 (V)
4970 LEDA 63616 unbarred lenticular galaxy Pavo 20h 16m 57.35s−70° 44 59.113.9 (V)
4997 planetary nebula Delphinus 20h 20m 08.76s+16° 43 53.711.2 (V)

5000–5386

IC number Other names Object type Constellation Right ascension (J2000) Declination (J2000) Apparent magnitude (passband)
5015 NGC 6925 unbarred spiral galaxy Microscopium 20h 34m 20.57s−31° 58 51.111.3 (V)
5052 LEDA 65603 barred spiral galaxy Pavo 20h 52m 01.63s−69° 11 35.911.7 (V)
5067 lost object Cygnus 20h 47m 54.0s+44° 22 00
5070 Pelican Nebula H II region Cygnus 20h 51m 0.0s+44° 22 00
5082 NGC 7010 elliptical galaxy Aquarius 21h 04m 36.0s−12° 20 00~14 (B)
5121 NGC 7096 grand design spiral galaxy Indus 21h 41m 19.24s−63° 54 31.211.6 (V)
5135 NGC 7130 spiral galaxy Piscis Austrinus 21h 48m 19.54s−34° 57 04.513.9 (V)
5145 UGC 11844 spiral galaxy Pegasus 21h 54m 23.07s+15° 09 25.014.7 (B)
5146 Collinder 470 open cluster Cygnus 21h 53m 29.3s+47° 14 46
5148 planetary nebula Grus 21h 59m 35.09s−39° 23 08.216.5 (V)
5152 LEDA 67908 irregular galaxy Indus 22h 02m 41.52s−51° 17 47.210.9 (V)
5201 LEDA 68618 barred spiral galaxy Grus 22h 20m 57.44s−46° 02 09.111.5 (B)
5228 NGC 7302 lenticular galaxy Aquarius 22h 32m 23.81s−14° 07 14.1~13 (B)
5265Same as IC 1459
5281 NGC 7466 spiral galaxy Pegasus 23h 02m 03.47s+27° 03 09.214.4 (V)
5294 NGC 7552 barred spiral galaxy Grus 23h 16m 10.66s−42° 35 04.710.6 (V)
5316LEDA 1645026 elliptical galaxy Pegasus 23h 21m 54.1s+21° 12 09
5332 LEDA 71775 intermediate spiral galaxy Sculptor 23h 34m 27.49s−36° 06 03.910.7 (V)
5336LEDA 1642748 interacting galaxies Pegasus 23h 36m 19.7s+21° 05 53
5337 LEDA 71875 spiral galaxy Pegasus 23h 36m 25.04s+21° 09 02.915.4 (B)
5730LEDA 5 lenticular galaxy Andromeda 00h 00m 09.2s+32° 44 1814.9 (B)
5371LEDA 24 lenticular galaxy Andromeda 00h 00m 14.8s+32° 49 5515.1 (B)
5378UGC 1 elliptical galaxy Pegasus 00h 02m 37.8s16° 38 5314.9 (B)
5381UGC 7 spiral galaxy Pegasus 00h 03m 11.3s+15° 57 5714.9 (B)
5386NGC 7832 elliptical galaxy Pisces 00h 06m 28.4s−03° 42 58.113.0 (B)

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