List of stars in Draco

This is the list of notable stars in the constellation Draco.

Notes

γ Dra

γ

33

164058

87833

17^h 56^m 36.38^s

+51° 29′ 20.2″

2.24

−1.04

148

K5III

Eltanin, Etamin, Rastaban, Rastaben

η Dra

η

14

148387

80331

16^h 23^m 59.51^s

+61° 30′ 50.7″

2.73

0.58

88

G8III

Aldibain,[1] Athebyne

β Dra

β

23

159181

85670

17^h 30^m 25.98^s

+52° 18′ 04.9″

2.79

−2.43

361

G2II

Rastaban, Rastaben, Alwaid, Asuia

δ Dra

δ

57

180711

94376

19^h 12^m 33.15^s

+67° 39′ 40.7″

3.07

0.63

100

G9III

Altais, Nodus Secundus, Nodus II, Aldib

ζ Dra

ζ

22

155763

83895

17^h 08^m 47.23^s

+65° 42′ 52.7″

3.17

−1.92

340

B6III

Aldhibah, Eldsib, Nod, Nodus III

ι Dra

ι

12

137759

75458

15^h 24^m 55.78^s

+58° 57′ 57.7″

3.29

0.81

102

K2III

Edasich, Eldsich, Ed Asich, Al Dhiba, Al Dhihi; has a planet (b)

χ Dra

χ

44

170153

89937

18^h 21^m 02.34^s

+72° 44′ 01.3″

3.55

4.02

26

F7Vvar

Thuban

α

11

123299

68756

14^h 04^m 23.43^s

+64° 22′ 32.9″

3.67

−1.21

309

A0III SB

Adib, Dragon's Tail

ξ Dra

ξ

32

163588

87585

17^h 53^m 31.63^s

+56° 52′ 20.8″

3.73

1.06

111

K2III

Grumium, Genam, Nodus Primus, Nodus I

λ Dra

λ

1

100029

56211

11^h 31^m 24.29^s

+69° 19′ 52.0″

3.82

−1.23

334

M0IIIvar

Giausar, Giauzar, Gianfar, Giansar, Gaiusar, Juza

ε Dra

ε

63

188119

97433

19^h 48^m 10.21^s

+70° 16′ 04.2″

3.84

0.59

146

G8III

Tyl; binary star

κ Dra

κ

5

109387

61281

12^h 33^m 29.04^s

+69° 47′ 17.6″

3.85

−2.07

498

B6IIIp

Shǎowèi (少尉);[2] γ Cas variable

θ Dra

θ

13

144284

78527

16^h 01^m 53.70^s

+58° 33′ 52.0″

4.01

2.41

68

F8IV-V

Shǎngzǎi (上宰)[2]

φ Dra

φ

43

170000

89908

18^h 20^m 45.44^s

+71° 20′ 15.8″

4.22

−0.52

289

A0p (Si)

Zhùshǐ (柱史);[2] α² CVn variable

HD 81817

81817

47193

09^h 37^m 05.35^s

+81° 19′ 35.1″

4.28

−3.31

1076

K3III

has a planet

τ Dra

τ

60

181984

94648

19^h 15^m 33.29^s

+73° 21′ 18.8″

4.45

1.14

150

K3III

ρ Dra

ρ

67

190940

98702

20^h 02^m 49.05^s

+67° 52′ 24.4″

4.51

−0.97

406

K3III

ψ¹ Dra A

ψ¹

31

162003

86614

17^h 41^m 56.31^s

+72° 08′ 58.2″

4.57

2.85

72

F5IV-V

Dziban, Dsiban; component of the ψ¹ Dra System

CU Dra

i

10

CU

121130

67627

13^h 51^m 25.94^s

+64° 43′ 23.8″

4.58

−0.82

391

M3III

variable

π Dra

π

58

182564

95081

19^h 20^m 40.07^s

+65° 42′ 51.9″

4.60

0.41

225

A2IIIs

ο Dra

ο

47

175306

92512

18^h 51^m 12.01^s

+59° 23′ 17.8″

4.63

−0.34

322

K0II-III SB

RS CVn variable

σ Dra

σ

61

185144

96100

19^h 32^m 20.59^s

+69° 39′ 55.4″

4.67

5.87

19

K0V

Alsafi, Athafi; nearby

ω Dra

ω

28

160922

86201

17^h 36^m 57.09^s

+68° 45′ 25.9″

4.77

2.92

76

F5V

45 Dra

d

45

171635

90905

18^h 32^m 34.52^s

+57° 02′ 44.2″

4.77

−4.96

2885

F7Ib

42 Dra

42

170693

90344

18^h 25^m 58.99^s

+65° 33′ 48.8″

4.82

−0.12

317

K2III

Fafnir,[3] has a planet (b)

υ Dra

υ

52

176524

92782

18^h 54^m 23.77^s

+71° 17′ 49.5″

4.82

−0.30

344

K0III

Shǎobì (少弼)[2]

18 Dra

g

18

151101

81660

16^h 40^m 55.12^s

+64° 35′ 20.7″

4.84

−1.76

681

K1p

HD 151613

151613

82020

16^h 45^m 17.79^s

+56° 46′ 54.1″

4.84

2.70

87

F2V

spectroscopic binary

HD 91190

91190

51808

10^h 35^m 05.59^s

+75° 42′ 46.7″

4.86

0.38

257

K0III

ν² Dra

ν²

25

159560

85829

17^h 32^m 15.88^s

+55° 10′ 22.1″

4.86

2.43

100

Am

Kuma; component of the ν Dra system

19 Dra

h

19

153597

82860

16^h 56^m 01.36^s

+65° 08′ 04.8″

4.88

3.99

49

F6Vvar

ν¹ Dra

ν¹

24

159541

85819

17^h 32^m 10.42^s

+55° 11′ 02.8″

4.89

2.48

99

Am...

Kuma; component of the ν Dra system

μ Dra A

μ

21

154905

83608

17^h 05^m 20.18^s

+54° 28′ 11.5″

4.91

2.76

88

F5

Arrakis, Errakis, Al Rakis; double star

HD 175535

175535

92689

18^h 53^m 13.54^s

+50° 42′ 29.8″

4.92

−0.15

337

G8III

15 Dra

A

15

149212

80650

16^h 27^m 59.05^s

+68° 46′ 05.0″

4.94

−0.95

491

A0III

6 Dra

6

109551

61384

12^h 34^m 44.07^s

+70° 01′ 18.4″

4.95

−1.17

546

K2III

CL Dra

CL

143466

78180

15^h 57^m 47.59^s

+54° 44′ 58.2″

4.96

2.31

110

F0IV

δ Sct variable

39 Dra

b

39

170073

90156

18^h 23^m 54.65^s

+58° 48′ 02.1″

4.98

1.17

188

A3V

36 Dra

36

168151

89348

18^h 13^m 53.36^s

+64° 23′ 49.9″

4.99

3.14

77

F5V

54 Dra

54

180610

94490

19^h 13^m 55.16^s

+57° 42′ 18.9″

5.00

1.52

162

K2III

CQ Dra

4

CQ

108907

60998

12^h 30^m 06.76^s

+69° 12′ 04.5″

5.01

−1.25

581

M3IIIa

cataclysmic variable

30 Dra

30

162579

87212

17^h 49^m 04.33^s

+50° 46′ 50.0″

5.02

0.90

217

A2V

35 Dra

35

163989

87234

17^h 49^m 26.94^s

+76° 57′ 44.2″

5.02

2.49

105

F6IV-Vs

169305

89981

18^h 21^m 32.68^s

+49° 07′ 17.3″

5.02

−1.80

755

M2III

46 Dra

c

46

173524

91755

18^h 42^m 37.96^s

+55° 32′ 21.8″

5.03

−0.21

364

B9.5p...

17 Dra

17

150117

81292

16^h 36^m 13.73^s

+52° 55′ 27.7″

5.07

−0.36

397

B9V

27 Dra

f

27

159966

85805

17^h 31^m 57.89^s

+68° 08′ 04.9″

5.07

0.95

217

K0III

59 Dra

59

180777

94083

19^h 09^m 09.75^s

+76° 33′ 38.9″

5.11

2.93

89

A9V

53 Dra

53

180006

94302

19^h 11^m 40.52^s

+56° 51′ 32.7″

5.13

0.03

341

G8III

AF Dra

73

AF

196502

101260

20^h 31^m 30.40^s

+74° 57′ 16.8″

5.18

−0.35

417

A0p...

α² CVn variable

2 Dra

2

100696

56583

11^h 36^m 02.62^s

+69° 19′ 23.7″

5.19

0.84

242

K0III

141653

77277

15^h 46^m 39.95^s

+62° 35′ 58.9″

5.19

0.59

272

A2IV

64 Dra

e

64

190544

98583

20^h 01^m 28.53^s

+64° 49′ 15.6″

5.22

−0.97

564

M1III

8 Dra

8

IR

112429

63076

12^h 55^m 28.56^s

+65° 26′ 18.8″

5.23

2.93

94

A5n

Taiyi; IR Dra; γ Doradus variable

26 Dra

26

160269

86036

17^h 34^m 59.25^s

+61° 52′ 33.0″

5.23

4.49

46

G0V

174980

92056

18^h 45^m 46.76^s

+74° 05′ 07.3″

5.25

0.19

335

K0II-III

148293

80161

16^h 21^m 48.74^s

+69° 06′ 33.9″

5.26

0.48

294

K2III

150449

81437

16^h 38^m 00.46^s

+56° 00′ 55.4″

5.28

0.78

259

K1III

3 Dra

3

101673

57111

11^h 42^m 28.43^s

+66° 44′ 41.3″

5.32

−1.15

643

K3III

199437

102599

20^h 47^m 33.56^s

+80° 33′ 08.5″

5.36

−0.09

401

K1III

9 Dra

9

113092

63432

12^h 59^m 55.28^s

+66° 35′ 50.3″

5.37

−0.87

577

K2III

147232

79804

16^h 17^m 15.34^s

+59° 45′ 17.9″

5.37

−1.15

657

M4IIIa

50 Dra

50

175286

92112

18^h 46^m 22.26^s

+75° 26′ 01.7″

5.37

0.52

304

A1Vn

171779

91013

18^h 33^m 56.70^s

+52° 21′ 12.6″

5.38

−1.56

795

K0III

75 Dra

75

196787

100965

20^h 28^m 14.45^s

+81° 25′ 21.6″

5.38

−0.35

456

G9III

LV Dra

LV

177003

93299

19^h 00^m 13.67^s

+50° 32′ 00.5″

5.39

−1.02

623

B2.5IV

α² CVn variable

51 Dra

51

178207

93713

19^h 04^m 55.17^s

+53° 23′ 47.8″

5.40

0.25

349

A0Vn

66 Dra

66

191277

98962

20^h 05^m 32.73^s

+61° 59′ 42.9″

5.40

1.77

174

K3III

7 Dra

7

111335

62423

12^h 47^m 34.34^s

+66° 47′ 25.1″

5.43

−1.46

778

K5III

Tianyi

ψ² Dra

ψ²

34

164613

87728

17^h 55^m 11.14^s

+72° 00′ 18.5″

5.43

−1.30

723

F2.5II-III

145454

78893

16^h 06^m 19.73^s

+67° 48′ 35.9″

5.44

0.82

273

A0Vn

107193

60044

12^h 18^m 50.07^s

+75° 09′ 38.0″

5.47

0.73

289

A1V

131507

72664

14^h 51^m 26.57^s

+59° 17′ 37.1″

5.48

−0.18

442

K4III

175225

92549

18^h 51^m 35.00^s

+52° 58′ 28.3″

5.51

3.43

85

G9IVa

49 Dra

49

177249

93340

19^h 00^m 43.47^s

+55° 39′ 29.9″

5.51

−0.40

495

G5IIbCN...

16 Dra

16

150100

81290

16^h 36^m 11.43^s

+52° 53′ 59.9″

5.53

0.09

400

B9.5Vn

156295

84183

17^h 12^m 32.56^s

+62° 52′ 27.2″

5.54

2.44

136

F0IV

AC Dra

AC

194258

100261

20^h 20^m 05.98^s

+68° 52′ 48.9″

5.59

−1.01

681

M5III

variable

176598

92969

18^h 56^m 25.74^s

+65° 15′ 29.4″

5.62

0.70

314

G8III

158460

85290

17^h 25^m 41.36^s

+60° 02′ 54.0″

5.65

0.56

340

A1Vn

172340

90647

18^h 29^m 44.96^s

+77° 32′ 49.5″

5.65

−0.17

475

K4III

148374

80309

16^h 23^m 47.19^s

+61° 41′ 47.0″

5.67

0.16

412

G8III

48 Dra

48

176408

92997

18^h 56^m 45.08^s

+57° 48′ 54.0″

5.67

0.95

286

K1III

157681

84950

17^h 21^m 45.35^s

+53° 25′ 13.5″

5.69

−0.60

591

K5III

194298

100357

20^h 21^m 11.52^s

+63° 58′ 48.3″

5.69

−1.07

733

K5III

68 Dra

68

192455

99500

20^h 11^m 34.74^s

+62° 04′ 42.1″

5.70

2.26

159

F5V

DE Dra

71

DE

193964

100221

20^h 19^m 36.70^s

+62° 15′ 26.7″

5.71

0.39

378

B9V

spectroscopic binary

HD 106574

106574

59746

12^h 15^m 08.53^s

+70° 12′ 00.3″

5.72

−0.06

468

K2III

has a planet

137443

75260

15^h 22^m 38.43^s

+63° 20′ 30.0″

5.72

0.39

380

K4III

128000

71111

14^h 32^m 30.93^s

+55° 23′ 53.0″

5.74

−0.63

612

K5III

138852

75974

15^h 30^m 55.91^s

+64° 12′ 30.6″

5.74

0.79

318

K0III-IV

41 Dra

41

166866

88136

18^h 00^m 09.07^s

+80° 00′ 13.7″

5.74

2.12

173

K2Vvar

spectroscopic binary

172728

91315

18^h 37^m 33.51^s

+62° 31′ 35.3″

5.74

0.16

426

A0V

DQ Dra

DQ

148330

80375

16^h 24^m 25.33^s

+55° 12′ 18.2″

5.75

0.50

366

A2svar...

α² CVn variable

HD 161693

161693

86782

17^h 43^m 59.17^s

+53° 48′ 06.16″

5.76

0.24

457

A0V

Alruba

76 Dra

76

199095

102208

20^h 42^m 35.10^s

+82° 31′ 52.0″

5.75

0.55

358

A0V

139493

76376

15^h 35^m 57.08^s

+54° 37′ 50.0″

5.77

1.38

246

A2V

μ Dra B

μ

21

154906

17^h 05^m 19.70^s

+54° 28′ 13.0″

5.80

component of the μ Dra system

142531

77738

15^h 52^m 16.58^s

+55° 49′ 35.7″

5.81

0.60

359

G8III:

ψ¹ Dra B

ψ¹

31

162004

86620

17^h 41^m 58.04^s

+72° 09′ 27.3″

5.81

4.07

73

G0V

component of the ψ¹ Dra system, has a planet

175824

92822

18^h 54^m 47.17^s

+48° 51′ 35.0″

5.84

2.22

173

F3III

119476

66798

13^h 41^m 29.82^s

+64° 49′ 20.8″

5.85

1.69

221

A2V

139778

76509

15^h 37^m 32.04^s

+54° 30′ 31.6″

5.85

0.66

355

K1III:

141675

77370

15^h 47^m 37.91^s

+55° 22′ 35.8″

5.85

1.34

260

A3m

161178

86219

17^h 37^m 08.84^s

+72° 27′ 20.7″

5.87

0.91

321

G9III

138265

75696

15^h 27^m 51.44^s

+60° 40′ 12.8″

5.90

−0.41

595

K5III

187340

97122

19^h 44^m 18.40^s

+69° 20′ 13.6″

5.90

0.24

442

A2III

133388

73507

15^h 01^m 27.11^s

+60° 12′ 15.9″

5.91

0.91

327

A4V

CX Dra

CX

174237

92133

18^h 46^m 43.08^s

+52° 59′ 16.7″

5.91

−3.21

2173

B2.5V

γ Cas variable; Be star

182190

95038

19^h 20^m 16.00^s

+57° 38′ 42.4″

5.91

−1.25

881

M1III

HD 193664

193664

100017

20^h 17^m 30.63^s

+66° 51′ 10.7″

5.91

4.69

57

G3V

149650

80991

16^h 32^m 25.66^s

+60° 49′ 24.0″

5.92

0.86

335

A2V

144204

78542

16^h 02^m 05.56^s

+52° 54′ 57.6″

5.93

−1.07

819

K5III

141472

77272

15^h 46^m 34.88^s

+55° 28′ 28.6″

5.94

−1.58

1042

K3III

37 Dra

37

168653

89448

18^h 15^m 17.05^s

+68° 45′ 21.5″

5.96

1.26

284

K1III:

74 Dra

74

196925

101082

20^h 29^m 27.31^s

+81° 05′ 26.7″

5.96

1.96

205

K0III+...

HD 139357

139357

76311

15^h 35^m 16.22^s

+53° 55′ 19.7″

5.97

0.55

396

K4III:

has a planet (b)

167042

89047

18^h 10^m 31.53^s

+54° 17′ 09.4″

5.97

2.48

163

K1III

137389

75256

15^h 22^m 37.25^s

+62° 02′ 49.8″

5.99

0.24

461

A0sp...

113049

63340

12^h 58^m 47.30^s

+75° 28′ 20.9″

6.00

0.17

477

K0III

161193

86561

17^h 41^m 21.81^s

+51° 49′ 05.5″

6.00

0.96

332

K0III:

172883

91525

18^h 39^m 52.81^s

+52° 11′ 45.7″

6.00

−0.19

563

A0p...

HD 113337

113337

63584

13^h 01^m 47.15^s

+63° 36′ 36.6″

6.01

3.14

122

F6V

has a planet[4]

173949

91915

18^h 44^m 18.27^s

+61° 02′ 53.1″

6.02

0.78

364

G7IV

153956

83138

16^h 59^m 21.57^s

+56° 41′ 18.6″

6.04

1.24

297

K1III:

184102

95167

19^h 21^m 40.24^s

+79° 36′ 10.4″

6.06

1.18

309

A3V

184958

95978

19^h 31^m 00.29^s

+70° 59′ 21.3″

6.06

−0.35

623

K2

172569

91196

18^h 36^m 13.25^s

+65° 29′ 18.7″

6.07

1.79

234

F0V

83727

48017

09^h 47^m 18.14^s

+79° 08′ 12.2″

6.09

0.56

416

F0V:

163929

87744

17^h 55^m 23.62^s

+55° 58′ 15.9″

6.09

2.34

184

F0IV

127821

70952

14^h 30^m 46.30^s

+63° 11′ 08.7″

6.10

3.59

103

F4IV

173398

91606

18^h 40^m 56.40^s

+62° 44′ 57.6″

6.10

0.75

383

K0III

154633

83359

17^h 02^m 15.78^s

+64° 36′ 02.4″

6.11

0.89

360

G5V

40 Dra

40

166865

88127

18^h 00^m 03.37^s

+80° 00′ 01.9″

6.11

2.58

166

K2Vvar

spectroscopic binary

174481

92269

18^h 48^m 16.09^s

+48° 46′ 02.8″

6.12

2.37

183

A7III

159870

85923

17^h 33^m 31.60^s

+57° 33′ 31.4″

6.15

−0.67

755

A5V+...

189900

98308

19^h 58^m 28.74^s

+63° 32′ 03.1″

6.15

0.55

430

A3V

154391

83289

17^h 01^m 16.98^s

+60° 38′ 55.2″

6.16

0.99

353

K1III

172864

90182

18^h 24^m 09.18^s

+83° 10′ 31.6″

6.16

0.03

548

A2V

150429

81358

16^h 36^m 54.99^s

+63° 04′ 22.9″

6.17

0.30

487

K5

94860

53761

10^h 59^m 57.02^s

+77° 46′ 12.8″

6.18

0.03

553

G9III

151199

81840

16^h 42^m 58.40^s

+55° 41′ 23.7″

6.18

1.39

295

A2p...

173664

91843

18^h 43^m 29.01^s

+53° 52′ 18.5″

6.18

−1.65

1199

A2IV

144542

78632

16^h 03^m 09.37^s

+59° 24′ 38.9″

6.19

−0.97

883

M1III

197508

101044

20^h 29^m 02.82^s

+83° 37′ 31.7″

6.19

1.54

277

A4m

80930

46410

09^h 27^m 51.63^s

+75° 05′ 53.9″

6.20

0.39

474

A5Vs

115612

64774

13^h 16^m 28.66^s

+68° 24′ 28.7″

6.20

0.46

458

B9.5V

69 Dra

69

190960

98401

19^h 59^m 36.69^s

+76° 28′ 53.5″

6.20

0.17

525

M3III

146603

79414

16^h 12^m 25.38^s

+67° 08′ 39.4″

6.21

0.34

486

G8III

159330

85692

17^h 30^m 43.56^s

+57° 52′ 36.7″

6.22

−1.53

1156

K2III

UX Dra

UX

183556

95154

19^h 21^m 35.53^s

+76° 33′ 34.6″

6.22

−2.56

1863

C5II

carbon star; variable

196142

101134

20^h 30^m 00.72^s

+72° 31′ 54.3″

6.23

−0.37

682

K4III:

DL Dra

DL

129798

71876

14^h 42^m 03.16^s

+61° 15′ 43.2″

6.24

3.09

139

F2V

δ Sct variable

175823

92731

18^h 53^m 46.29^s

+57° 29′ 11.7″

6.24

−0.19

631

K5III:

191174

98872

20^h 04^m 44.51^s

+63° 53′ 24.4″

6.24

1.77

256

A2II-III

83550

47884

09^h 45^m 30.96^s

+78° 08′ 05.0″

6.25

−1.21

1012

K2III

HD 164428

164428

87293

17^h 50^m 10.10^s

+78° 18′ 23.5″

6.25

−0.93

891

K5

has a planet

ER Dra

ER

127929

71040

14^h 31^m 42.87^s

+60° 13′ 32.1″

6.26

0.73

416

F0III

δ Sct variable

173920

91985

18^h 44^m 55.39^s

+54° 53′ 49.9″

6.26

−1.10

967

G5III

55 Dra

55

179933

94140

19^h 09^m 45.80^s

+65° 58′ 42.4″

6.26

1.29

321

A0V

150010

80920

16^h 31^m 28.30^s

+72° 36′ 43.9″

6.27

0.63

438

K2III

65 Dra

65

190713

98658

20^h 02^m 20.16^s

+64° 38′ 03.8″

6.27

1.21

335

G7III:

174205

91811

18^h 43^m 10.34^s

+70° 47′ 34.3″

6.28

−0.08

610

K2

DK Dra

DK

106677

59796

12^h 15^m 41.51^s

+72° 33′ 04.5″

6.29

0.59

450

K0III +K0III

RS CVn variable

154099

82880

16^h 56^m 16.74^s

+73° 07′ 40.5″

6.29

1.35

317

F0V

155711

84021

17^h 10^m 30.65^s

+52° 24′ 31.6″

6.30

0.73

424

B9V

169028

89835

18^h 19^m 56.10^s

+51° 20′ 52.6″

6.30

0.80

410

K1III:

184936

96164

19^h 33^m 10.06^s

+60° 09′ 31.2″

6.30

−1.54

1203

K4III

108150

60589

12^h 25^m 06.38^s

+63° 48′ 10.0″

6.31

0.31

516

G8III

143187

78017

15^h 55^m 49.66^s

+58° 54′ 42.2″

6.31

0.54

465

A0V

148880

80710

16^h 28^m 43.41^s

+51° 24′ 27.8″

6.31

0.91

391

G9III

166207

88732

18^h 06^m 53.47^s

+50° 49′ 21.4″

6.31

0.94

386

K0III

138524

75822

15^h 29^m 21.13^s

+62° 05′ 58.4″

6.32

−0.28

681

K5

VW Dra

VW

156947

84496

17^h 16^m 29.45^s

+60° 40′ 14.1″

6.32

0.47

482

K1.5IIIb

semiregular variable

176707

93197

18^h 58^m 59.40^s

+50° 48′ 32.9″

6.32

0.71

432

G8III

190252

98333

19^h 58^m 41.78^s

+70° 22′ 00.5″

6.32

0.76

421

G8III

191372

98890

20^h 04^m 53.41^s

+68° 01′ 37.9″

6.32

−1.35

1116

M3IIIa

108399

60699

12^h 26^m 24.47^s

+71° 55′ 47.6″

6.33

0.95

389

G8III:

145674

79125

16^h 09^m 02.92^s

+57° 56′ 16.1″

6.33

0.88

401

A1V

160933

86184

17^h 36^m 40.03^s

+69° 34′ 16.5″

6.33

3.19

139

F9V

176795

92717

18^h 53^m 33.20^s

+75° 47′ 14.4″

6.33

−0.82

876

A1V

105678

59291

12^h 09^m 47.09^s

+74° 39′ 40.9″

6.34

2.05

235

F6IV

122909

68537

14^h 01^m 50.70^s

+68° 40′ 43.3″

6.34

0.05

592

K5

CN Dra

CN

187764

97326

19^h 46^m 44.66^s

+68° 26′ 16.8″

6.34

0.31

525

F0III

δ Sct variable

169885

90146

18^h 23^m 47.95^s

+53° 18′ 03.1″

6.35

1.26

340

A3m

177483

93466

19^h 02^m 07.04^s

+52° 15′ 40.1″

6.35

−0.12

642

G8III:...

183611

95576

19^h 26^m 26.46^s

+62° 33′ 25.4″

6.38

−0.22

682

K5III

82685

47260

09^h 37^m 56.29^s

+73° 04′ 49.6″

6.39

2.18

227

F2V+...

121146

67589

13^h 50^m 59.40^s

+68° 18′ 55.6″

6.39

1.50

310

K2IV

147662

79867

16^h 18^m 09.81^s

+68° 33′ 16.0″

6.39

0.09

594

K0

164780

87670

17^h 54^m 26.75^s

+75° 10′ 16.4″

6.39

0.56

479

K0

169221

89943

18^h 21^m 07.15^s

+49° 43′ 31.5″

6.39

−0.17

668

K1III

20 Dra

20

153697

82898

16^h 56^m 25.32^s

+65° 02′ 20.6″

6.40

2.27

219

F1V

175938

92040

18^h 45^m 38.06^s

+79° 56′ 33.0″

6.40

1.67

288

A8V

154319

83114

16^h 59^m 02.57^s

+69° 11′ 10.9″

6.41

1.71

284

K0

145694

79164

16^h 09^m 26.01^s

+55° 49′ 44.1″

6.43

0.79

438

K0

170811

90476

18^h 27^m 42.09^s

+59° 32′ 56.5″

6.43

1.18

365

K0IV

112826

63297

12^h 58^m 18.87^s

+64° 55′ 31.8″

6.44

−0.59

832

K0

137928

75587

15^h 26^m 32.17^s

+54° 01′ 13.2″

6.44

1.21

363

A2IV

158633

85235

17^h 25^m 00.90^s

+67° 18′ 24.1″

6.44

5.90

42

K0V

138338

75788

15^h 28^m 56.83^s

+55° 11′ 41.5″

6.45

1.64

299

A3m

140117

76651

15^h 39^m 09.52^s

+57° 55′ 27.9″

6.45

0.78

443

K1III

149198

80682

16^h 28^m 21.17^s

+67° 02′ 38.4″

6.45

−0.18

689

M0

178208

93733

19^h 05^m 09.85^s

+49° 55′ 23.4″

6.45

0.19

583

K3III

82327

47119

09^h 36^m 06.79^s

+74° 19′ 08.0″

6.46

0.78

447

B9V

128332

71251

14^h 34^m 15.70^s

+57° 03′ 57.0″

6.46

4.15

95

F7V

155328

83857

17^h 08^m 17.08^s

+50° 50′ 32.0″

6.46

−0.17

689

A1V

HD 158259

158259

85268

17^h 25^m 24.14^s

+52° 47′ 26.9″

6.46

4.29

89

G0

has five planets

176560

93068

18^h 57^m 28.46^s

+58° 13′ 29.7″

6.47

1.14

380

A2V

185394

96297

19^h 34^m 46.34^s

+63° 26′ 03.0″

6.47

0.38

539

K2

91075

51883

10^h 36^m 02.02^s

+80° 29′ 40.7″

6.48

0.89

428

G4III:

100858

56716

11^h 37^m 42.31^s

+77° 35′ 44.5″

6.49

−2.09

1698

K5

158485

85317

17^h 26^m 04.85^s

+58° 39′ 06.7″

6.49

1.30

356

A4V

186340

96771

19^h 40^m 13.19^s

+60° 30′ 25.7″

6.49

1.09

391

A5V

167387

89104

18^h 11^m 07.16^s

+60° 24′ 34.3″

6.50

0.76

459

A1Vnn

176668

93053

18^h 57^m 17.34^s

+62° 23′ 48.7″

6.50

1.65

305

G5IV comp

184146

94604

19^h 15^m 07.91^s

+83° 27′ 45.8″

6.50

0.61

492

A3V

17 Dra

17

150118

16^h 36^m 14.10^s

+52° 55′ 27.0″

6.53

29 Dra

29

160538

85852

17^h 32^m 41.35^s

+74° 13′ 38.2″

6.61

1.54

337

K0III

RY Dra

RY

112559

63152

12^h 56^m 25.89^s

+65° 59′ 39.9″

6.63

−1.81

1590

C7I

carbon star; variable, V_max = 6.5^m, V_min = 8.0^m, P = 172 d

HD 143105

143105

77838

15^h 53^m 37.0^s

+68° 43′ 12″

6.75

159

F5

has a planet

38 Dra

38

169027

89594

18^h 16^m 58.77^s

+68° 44′ 30.1″

6.79

0.28

655

A0

HD 97619

97619

55048

11^h 16^m 08.9^s

+78° 18′ 32″

6.88

695

K0 E

has a planet

205 Dra

205

174343

92204

18^h 47^m 29.57^s

+49° 25′ 55.4″

7.19

0.28

787

F5

BY Dra

BY

234677

91009

18^h 33^m 55.77^s

+51° 43′ 08.9″

8.07

5.66

54

K6Ve

prototype of the BY Dra variables

HD 156279

156279

84171

17^h 12^m 23^s

+63° 21′ 08″

8.08

119

K0

has a planet

HD 163607

163607

87601

17^h 53^m 40^s

+56° 23′ 31″

8.15

225

G5IV

has two planets (b & c)

HIP 91258

91258

18^h 36^m 53.0^s

+61° 42′ 09″

8.65

146

G5V

has a planet (b)

R Dra

R

149880

81014

16^h 32^m 40.23^s

+66° 45′ 17.9″

8.67

−1.42

1042

M6e

Mira variable; V_max = 6.7^m, V_min = 13.2^m, P = 245.5 d

HD 109246

109246

61177

12^h 32^m 07.19^s

+74° 29′ 22.4″

8.77

4.69

214

G0V

Funi; has a planet

HD 147379

147379

79755

16^h 16^m 43.0^s

+67° 14′ 20″

8.90

35

M1V

has a planet

HD 173739

173739

91768

18^h 42^m 46.7^s

+59° 37′ 49″

8.94

11.20

11.5

M3V

component of Struve 2398, 15th nearest star system; flare star

HD 176693

176693

18^h 59^m 09.0^s

+48° 25′ 23″

9.0

Kepler-408, has a transiting planet

HD 191939

191939

99175

20^h 08^m 06.0^s

+66° 51′ 01″

9.0

175

G8V

has three planets

HD 173740

173740

91772

18^h 42^m 46.9^s

+59° 37′ 36″

9.70

11.96

11.5

M3.5V

component of Struve 2398; flare star

Kepler-10

19^h 02^m 43.06^s

+50° 14′ 28.7″

10.96

4.77

564

G

has two transiting planets (b and c)

GSC 03549-02811

19^h 07^m 14.04^s

+49° 18′ 59.1″

11.41

4.70

718

G0V

has the transiting planet TrES-2

HD 238914

238914

91388

18^h 38^m 20.0^s

+59° 15′ 14″

12.00

1924

K7

has the planet

WASP-150

17^h 37^m 03.0^s

+53° 01′ 16″

12.00

1748

has a transiting planet

T Dra

T

87820

17^h 56^m 23.31^s

+58° 13′ 06.2″

12.48

6.27

568

Nev

Mira variable; V_max = 7.2^m, V_min = 13.5^m, P = 421.2 d

Kepler-447

19^h 01^m 04.0^s

+48° 33′ 36″

12.5

has a transiting planet (b)

Kepler-4

19^h 02^m 27.68^s

+50° 08′ 08.7″

12.7

4.2

1631

G0

has a transiting planet (b)

HAT-P-37

18^h 57^m 11^s

+51° 16′ 09″

13.23

1341

has a transiting planet

Kepler-90

18^h 57^m 44.0^s

+49° 18′ 19″

14.0

has eight transiting planets ( e, f, g, h & i)

V571 Dra

18^h 35^m 58.79^s

+53° 10′ 28.9″

14.58

7000

binary star system

GD 356

16^h 40^m 57.16^s

+53° 41′ 09.6″

15.39

13.43

65

White dwarf with emission lines

Kepler-52

19^h 06^m 57.0^s

+49° 58′ 33″

15.5

has three transiting planets

Kepler-441

18^h 58^m 16.0^s

+49° 00′ 46″

15.5

926

has a transiting planet

LP 71-82

18^h 02^m 16.60^s

64° 15′ 44.6″

27.69

M5.0V

[5][6][7][8][9][10]

Table legend:

• Name = Proper name.
• B = Bayer designation.
• F or/and G. = Flamsteed designation or Gould designation
• Var = Variable star designation
• HD = Henry Draper Catalogue designation number
• HIP = Hipparcos Catalogue designation number
• RA = Right ascension for the Epoch/Equinox J2000.0
• Dec = Declination for the Epoch/Equinox J2000.0

• vis. mag. = visual magnitude (m or m_v), also known as apparent magnitude
• abs. mag. = absolute magnitude (M_v)
• Dist. (ly) = Distance in light-years from Earth
• Sp. class = Spectral class of the star in the stellar classification system
• Notes = Common name(s) or alternate name(s); comments; notable properties [for example: multiple star status, range of variability if it is a variable star, exoplanets, etc.]

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Final Results of NameExoWorlds Public Vote Released
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[1] Star Name - R.H Allen p. 202

[sb0-2] (in Chinese) AEEA (Activities of Exhibition and Education in Astronomy) 天文教育資訊網 2006 年 6 月 10 日

[NameExoWorlds-3] Final Results of NameExoWorlds Public Vote Released

[4] Borgniet, S.; Boisse, I.; Lagrange, A.-M.; Bouchy, F.; Arnold, L.; Díaz, R. F.; Galland, F.; Delorme, P.; Hébrard, G.; Santerne, A.; Ehrenreich, D.; Ségransan, D.; Bonfils, X.; Delfosse, X.; Santos, N. C.; Forveille, T.; Moutou, C.; Udry, S.; Eggenberger, A.; Pepe, F.; Astudillo, N.; Montagnier, G. (2014). "Extrasolar planets and brown dwarfs around A-F type stars". Astronomy & Astrophysics. 561: A65. arXiv:1310.1994. doi:10.1051/0004-6361/201321783.

[5] Dittmann, Jason A.; Irwin, Jonathan M.; Charbonneau, David; Berta-Thompson, Zachory K. (2014). "TRIGONOMETRIC PARALLAXES FOR 1507 NEARBY MID-TO-LATE M DWARFS". The Astrophysical Journal. 784 (2): 156. arXiv:1312.3241. Bibcode:2014ApJ...784..156D. doi:10.1088/0004-637X/784/2/156. ISSN 0004-637X.

[6] Reid, I. Neill; Cruz, Kelle L.; Allen, Peter; Mungall, F.; Kilkenny, D.; Liebert, James; Hawley, Suzanne L.; Fraser, Oliver J.; Covey, Kevin R.; Lowrance, Patrick (2003). "Meeting the Cool Neighbors. VII. Spectroscopy of Faint Red NLTT Dwarfs". The Astronomical Journal. 126 (6): 3007–3016. arXiv:astro-ph/0308380. Bibcode:2003AJ....126.3007R. doi:10.1086/379173.

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List of stars in Draco

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References

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