Map or a Listing of All the Constellation Boundaries in Right Ascensio

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A request for a listing or map of all constellation boundaries in Right Ascension and Declination led to the suggestion of using the IAU website for resources. Users were directed to the IAU's constellation boundaries page for detailed information. Additionally, Simbad was recommended as a comprehensive source for astronomical data, including constellation boundaries. A specific link to the CDS catalog was also provided for further exploration of the boundaries. These resources collectively offer valuable information for anyone seeking to understand constellation boundaries in the sky.
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How would I get a Listing or a Map of All the Constellation Boundaries in Right Ascension and Declination.
 
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Philosophaie said:
How would I get a Listing or a Map of All the Constellation Boundaries in Right Ascension and Declination.

Simbad has all the astronomical data you could want. Constellation boundaries at:

http://cdsarc.u-strasbg.fr/viz-bin/Cat?VI/49
 
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