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Constellations

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Name
Constellation
Abbreviation
Area (sq deg)
Andromeda
AndromedaAnd722
Antlia
AntliaAnt239
Apus
ApusAps206
Aquarius
AquariusAqr980
Aquila
AquilaAql652
Ara
AraAra237
Auriga
AurigaAur657
Boötes
BoötesBoo907
Caelum
CaelumCae125
Camelopardalis
CamelopardalisCam757
Canes Venatici
Canes VenaticiCVn465
Canis Major
Canis MajorCMa380
Canis Minor
Canis MinorCMi183
Capricornus
CapricornusCap414
Carina
CarinaCar494
Cassiopeia
CassiopeiaCas598
Centaurus
CentaurusCen1,060
Cepheus
CepheusCep589
Cetus
CetusCet1,231
Chamaeleon
ChamaeleonCha132
Circinus
CircinusCir93
Columba
ColumbaCol270
Coma Berenices
Coma BerenicesCom386
Corona Australis
Corona AustralisCrA128
Corona Borealis
Corona BorealisCrB179
Corvus
CorvusCrv184
Crater
CraterCrt282
Crux
CruxCru100
Cygnus
CygnusCyg804
Delphinus
DelphinusDel189
Dorado
DoradoDor179
Draco
DracoDra1,083
Equuleus
EquuleusEqu72
Eridanus
EridanusEri1,138
Fornax
FornaxFor397
Gemini
GeminiGem514
Grus
GrusGru365
Hercules
HerculesHer1,225
Horologium
HorologiumHor249
Hydra
HydraHya1,303

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