IC 1306 refers to several apparently closely spaced stars in the constellation Cygnus in the index catalog. The catalog entry dates back to an observation by astronomer Thomas Espin on September 16, 1893.[1][2]
IC 1 to 500 | IC 501 to 1000 | IC 1001 to 1500 | IC 1501 to 2000 | IC 2001 to 2500| IC 2501 to 3000 | IC 3001 to 3500 | IC 3501 to 4000| IC 4001 to 4500 | IC 4501 to 5000 | IC 5001 to 5386
Entries adjacent in the catalog
IC 1286 | IC 1287 | IC 1288 | IC 1289 | IC 1290 | IC 1291 | IC 1292 | IC 1293 | IC 1294 | IC 1295 | IC 1296 | IC 1297 | IC 1298 | IC 1299 | IC 1300 | IC 1301 | IC 1302 | IC 1303 | IC 1304 | IC 1305 | IC 1306| IC 1307 | IC 1308 | IC 1309 | IC 1310 | IC 1311 | IC 1312 | IC 1313 | IC 1314 | IC 1315 | IC 1316 | IC 1317 | IC 1318 | IC 1319 | IC 1320 | IC 1321 | IC 1322 | IC 1323 | IC 1324 | IC 1325 | IC 1326
Attention: The sorting key “IC 1306” overwrites the previously used key “IC1306”.
