Constellation Maps by Season
Spring Constellations
- Sextans
89th brightest and 47th largest of the 89 spherical areas in the sky.
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52nd brightest and 64th largest of the 89 spherical areas in the sky
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71st brightest and and 1st largest of the 89 spherical areas in the sky
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20th brightest and 80th largest of the 89 spherical areas in the sky.
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69th brightest and 3rd largest of the 89 spherical areas in the sky.
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70th brightest and 12th largest of the 89 spherical areas in the sky
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83rd brightest and 53rd largest of the 89 spherical areas in the sky.
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57th Brightest and 71st Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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1st Brightest and 89th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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8th Brightest and 78th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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58th Brightest and 42nd Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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25th Brightest and 9th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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85th Brightest and 37th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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79th Brightest and 2nd Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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60th Brightest and 13th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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16th Brightest and 86th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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45th Brightest and 56th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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51st Brightest and 28th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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5th Brightest and 46th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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54th Brightest and 39th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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11th Brightest and 74th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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31st Brightest and 75th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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14th Brightest and 84th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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76th Brightest and 68th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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Autumn Constellations
- Andromeda
37th Brightest and 19th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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30th Brightest and 24th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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77th Brightest and 4th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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65th Brightest and 36th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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68th Brightest and 14th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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87th Brightest and 35th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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27th Brightest and 79th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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53rd Brightest and 38th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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47th Brightest and 6th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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88th Brightest and 41st Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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82nd Brightest and 58th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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64th Brightest and 61st Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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17th Brightest and 23rd Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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23rd Brightest and 83rd Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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66th Brightest and 10th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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22nd Brightest and 26th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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50th Brightest and 45th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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13th Brightest and 69th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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75th Brightest and 7th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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55th Brightest and 60th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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74th Brightest and 48th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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Summer Constellations
- Taurus
12th Brightest and 17th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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10th Brightest and 32nd Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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63rd Brightest and 11th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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48th Brightest and 5th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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34th Brightest and 63rd Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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26th Brightest and 29th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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40th Brightest and 8th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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81st Brightest and 67th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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41st Brightest and 22nd Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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2nd Brightest and 81st Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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28th Brightest and 52nd Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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39th Brightest and 44th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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18th Brightest and 87th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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35th Brightest and 15th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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33rd Brightest and 85th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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49th Brightest and 57th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
Click on the link for the full map - Taurus12th Brightest and 17th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
Click on the link for the full map - Gemini26th Brightest and 29th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
Click on the link for the full map - Capricornus
36th Brightest and 40th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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21st Brightest and 16th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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62nd Brightest and 70th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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46th Brightest and 88th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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80th Brightest and 49th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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42nd Brightest and 66th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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61st Brightest and 50th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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15th Brightest and 55th Largest Spherical Area in the Sky
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Winter Constellations
- Caelum
86th Brightest and 82nd Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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43rd Brightest and 21st Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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59th Brightest and 18th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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32nd Brightest and 73rd Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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24th Brightest and 51st Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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73rd Brightest and 76th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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9th Brightest and 25th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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56th Brightest and 59th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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29th Brightest and 54th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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6th Brightest and 43rd Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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6th Brightest and 43rd Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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67th Brightest and 27th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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38th Brightest and 34th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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7th Brightest and 20th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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19th Brightest and 77th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
Click on the link for a full map - Gemini26th Brightest and 29th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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84th Brightest and 68th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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78th Brightest and 30th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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3rd Brightest and 33rd Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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72nd Brightest and 65th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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4th Brightest and 31st Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky
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12th Brightest and 17th Largest of the 89 Spherical Areas in the Sky