List of stars in Aquarius

This is the list of notable stars in the constellation Aquarius, sorted by decreasing brightness.

Name	B	F	G.	Var	HD	HIP	RA	Dec	vis. mag.	abs. mag.	Dist. (ly)	Sp. class	Notes
β Aqr	β	22	75		204867	106278	21h 31m 33.52s	−05° 34′ 16.2″	2.90	−3.47	612	G0Ib	Sadalsuud, Sadalsud, Sad es Saud, Sadalsund, Saad el Sund, Nir Saad al Saaoud, Lucida Fortunæ Fortunarum,[1] part of Saʽd al Suʽud;[2][3] triple star
α Aqr	α	34	105		209750	109074	22h 05m 47.03s	−00° 19′ 11.4″	2.95	−3.88	758	G2Ib	Sadalmelik, Sadal Melik, Sadalmelek, Sadlamulk, El Melik, Saad el Melik, Ruchbah; double star
δ Aqr	δ	76	191		216627	113136	22h 54m 39.04s	−15° 49′ 14.7″	3.27	−0.18	159	A3V	Skat, Scheat, Seat, Sheat
ζ1 Aqr	ζ1	55	150		213051	110960	22h 28m 49.80s	−00° 01′ 12.2″	3.65	1.14	103	F3III-IV	Sadaltager, Sadaltajir, Altager, Achr al Achbiya, Postrema Tabernaculorum,[1] part of al Aḣbiyah;[4][5] binary star
88 Aqr	c2	88	211		218594	114341	23h 09m 26.76s	−21° 10′ 20.9″	3.68	−0.60	234	K1III
λ Aqr	λ	73	185		216386	112961	22h 52m 36.86s	−07° 34′ 46.8″	3.73	−1.67	391	M2IIIvar	Hydor, Ekkhysis; irregular variable, Vmax = 3.57m, Vmin = 3.80m
ε Aqr	ε	2	8		198001	102618	20h 47m 40.53s	−09° 29′ 44.5″	3.78	−0.46	229	A1V	Albali, Al Bali, Nir Saad Bula, Lucida Fortunæ Dissipantis,[1] part of al Bulaʽ;[6][7] suspected variable
γ Aqr	γ	48	136		212061	110395	22h 21m 39.30s	−01° 23′ 14.5″	3.86	0.44	158	A0V	Sadachbia, Sadalachbia, Aoul al Achbiya, Prima Tabernaculorum, part of al Aḣbiyah;[1][4][5] double star
98 Aqr	b1	98	231		220321	115438	23h 22m 58.30s	−20° 06′ 01.2″	3.96	0.48	162	K0III
η Aqr	η	62	163		213998	111497	22h 35m 21.33s	−00° 07′ 02.5″	4.04	0.29	183	B9IV-Vn	Hydria, part of al Aḣbiyah[4][5]
τ2 Aqr	τ2	71	183		216032	112716	22h 49m 35.51s	−13° 35′ 33.1″	4.05	−1.28	380	K5III	optical double; suspected variable
θ Aqr	θ	43	129		211391	110003	22h 16m 49.97s	−07° 46′ 59.7″	4.17	0.33	191	G8III-IV	Ancha
φ Aqr	φ	90	215		219215	114724	23h 14m 19.33s	−06° 02′ 54.7″	4.22	0.05	222	M2III	suspected variable
ψ1 Aqr	ψ1	91	218		219449	114855	23h 15m 53.28s	−09° 05′ 15.7″	4.24	0.95	148	K0III	multiple star; has a planet (b)
ι Aqr	ι	33	107		209819	109139	22h 06m 26.21s	−13° 52′ 10.3″	4.29	0.67	172	B8V
99 Aqr	b2	99	235		220704	115669	23h 26m 02.82s	−20° 38′ 30.7″	4.38	−0.50	308	K4III	suspected variable
ψ2 Aqr	ψ2	93	222		219688	115033	23h 17m 54.20s	−09° 10′ 57.0″	4.41	−0.56	322	B5Vn	Be star; variable, ΔV = 0.06m, P = 1.073 d
ζ2 Aqr	ζ2	55	150		213052		22h 28m 50.10s	−00° 01′ 12.0″	4.42	-0.01	251	F3V	component of the ζ Aqr system
3 Aqr	k	3	9	EN	198026	102624	20h 47m 44.24s	−05° 01′ 39.4″	4.43	−1.24	445	M3IIIvar	EN Aqr; irregular variable, ΔV = 0.06m
86 Aqr	c1	86	210		218240	114119	23h 06m 40.81s	−23° 44′ 35.2″	4.48	0.67	188	G8III	binary star
ω2 Aqr	ω2	105	259		222661	116971	23h 42m 43.28s	−14° 32′ 41.1″	4.49	1.12	154	B9V	binary star
ν Aqr	ν	13	47		201381	104459	21h 09m 35.59s	−11° 22′ 18.0″	4.50	1.00	164	G8III	Albulaan, part of al Bulaʽ[6][7]
ξ Aqr	ξ	23	81		205767	106786	21h 37m 45.04s	−07° 51′ 14.9″	4.68	0.99	179	A7V	Bunda, Thanih Saad al Saaoud, Secunda Fortunæ Fortunarum,[1] part of Saʽd al Suʽud;[2][3] double star
66 Aqr	g	66	176		215167	112211	22h 43m 35.25s	−18° 49′ 49.1″	4.68	−1.18	484	K3III	suspected variable
101 Aqr	b3	101	244		221565	116247	23h 33m 16.63s	−20° 54′ 52.3″	4.70	−0.26	320	A0V	double star
89 Aqr	c3	89	212		218640	114375	23h 09m 54.88s	−22° 27′ 27.3″	4.71	−1.31	521	A3IV:	double star
μ Aqr	μ	6	16		198743	103045	20h 52m 39.21s	−08° 58′ 59.7″	4.73	1.34	155	A3m	Albulaan, part of al Bulaʽ;[6][7] double star, spectroscopic binary
ο Aqr	ο	31	103		209409	108874	22h 03m 18.83s	−02° 09′ 19.2″	4.74	−0.60	381	B7IVe	Kae Uh; emission-line star; γ Cas variable, Vmax = 4.68m, Vmin = 4.89m
π Aqr	π	52	142		212571	110672	22h 25m 16.61s	+01° 22′ 38.6″	4.80	−2.84	1101	B1Ve	Seat, Wasat al Achbiya, Media Tabernaculorum, part of al Aḣbiyah;[1][4][5] emission-line star; γ Cas variable, Vmax = 4.42m, Vmin = 4.87m
σ Aqr	σ	57	154		213320	111123	22h 30m 38.82s	−10° 40′ 40.4″	4.82	0.27	265	A0IVs	貴子星 (Takako-boshi)
104 Aqr A	A2	104	257		222574	116901	23h 41m 45.80s	−17° 48′ 59.5″	4.82	−1.65	643	G2Ib/II	triple star; suspected variable
χ Aqr	χ	92	219		219576	114939	23h 16m 50.95s	−07° 43′ 35.3″	4.93	−1.54	640	M3III	semiregular variable, Vmax = 4.75m, Vmin = 5.10m, P = 35.25 d
ω1 Aqr	ω1	102	253		222345	116758	23h 39m 47.04s	−14° 13′ 19.4″	4.97	1.91	134	A7IV
ψ3 Aqr	ψ3	95	223		219832	115115	23h 18m 57.65s	−09° 36′ 38.6″	4.99	0.58	249	A0V	triple star
κ Aqr	κ	63	166		214376	111710	22h 37m 45.42s	−04° 13′ 39.9″	5.04	0.76	234	K2III	Situla; double star
25 Aqr	d	25	84		206067	106944	21h 39m 33.28s	+02° 14′ 37.5″	5.10	0.76	241	K0III	double star
47 Aqr		47	135		212010	110391	22h 21m 35.58s	−21° 35′ 52.9″	5.12	1.37	183	K0III
1 Aqr		1	3		196758	101936	20h 39m 24.83s	+00° 29′ 11.4″	5.15	0.77	245	K1III	triple star
108 Aqr	i3	108	270	ET	223640	117629	23h 51m 21.32s	−18° 54′ 33.0″	5.17	0.20	321	Ap Si	ET Aqr; spectroscopic binary; α2 CVn variable, Vmax = 5.12m, Vmin = 5.21m, P = 3.73524 d
94 Aqr B		94	224			115125	23h 19m 06.37s	−13° 27′ 17.0″	5.19	3.56	69	K2V	component of the 94 Aqr system
97 Aqr		97	230		220278	115404	23h 22m 39.10s	−15° 02′ 21.8″	5.19	0.88	237	A3V	binary star
94 Aqr A		94	224		219834	115126	23h 19m 06.51s	−13° 27′ 30.4″	5.20	3.62	69	G6/G8IV	binary star
υ Aqr	υ	59	161		213845	111449	22h 34m 41.50s	−20° 42′ 28.3″	5.21	3.43	74	F7V
68 Aqr		68	179		215721	112529	22h 47m 33.19s	−19° 36′ 46.3″	5.24	0.68	266	G8III
106 Aqr	i1	106	261		222847	117089	23h 44m 12.06s	−18° 16′ 36.9″	5.24	0.20	331	B9V
258 G. Aqr			258		222643	116957	23h 42m 27.81s	−15° 26′ 52.7″	5.27	0.60	280	K3III
107 Aqr	i2	107	262		223024	117218	23h 46m 00.84s	−18° 40′ 42.1″	5.28	1.21	212	F0III	double star
32 Aqr		32	104		209625	108991	22h 04m 47.43s	−00° 54′ 22.5″	5.29	1.04	231	A5m
41 Aqr		41	123		210960	109786	22h 14m 18.02s	−21° 04′ 28.9″	5.33	0.65	281	K1III	multiple star
42 Aqr		42	127		211361	110000	22h 16m 48.04s	−12° 49′ 53.2″	5.34	−0.52	484	K1III
ρ Aqr	ρ	46	134		211838	110273	22h 20m 11.91s	−07° 49′ 16.0″	5.35	−1.44	743	B8IIIMNp...
103 Aqr	A1	103	256		222547	116889	23h 41m 34.51s	−18° 01′ 36.8″	5.36	−0.91	584	K4/K5III
38 Aqr	e	38	117		210424	109472	22h 10m 37.46s	−11° 33′ 53.9″	5.43	−0.75	561	B5III
83 Aqr	h	83	208		218060	113996	23h 05m 09.71s	−07° 41′ 37.7″	5.44	1.63	188	F2V	triple star
18 Aqr		18	67		203705	105668	21h 24m 11.44s	−12° 52′ 41.3″	5.48	2.07	157	F0V	suspected variable
21 Aqr		21	70		203926	105767	21h 25m 16.96s	−03° 33′ 23.7″	5.48	−0.01	408	K4III
7 Aqr		7	24		199345	103401	20h 56m 54.03s	−09° 41′ 51.1″	5.49	−0.84	601	K5III	triple star; suspected variable
12 Aqr B		12	37		200496	103981	21h 04m 04.58s	−05° 49′ 24.2″	7.31			A3V	optical double
49 Aqr		49	137		212271	110529	22h 23m 30.79s	−24° 45′ 45.6″	5.53	0.93	272	K0IIICN...
77 Aqr		77	193		216640	113148	22h 54m 45.60s	−16° 16′ 18.3″	5.53	2.36	140	K1III	suspected variable
5 Aqr		5	13		198667	103005	20h 52m 08.69s	−05° 30′ 25.4″	5.55	−1.27	753	B9III	suspected variable
30 Aqr		30	102		209396	108868	22h 03m 16.43s	−06° 31′ 20.7″	5.55	0.95	271	K0III
53 Aqr B	f	53	146		212697	110778	22h 26m 34.15s	−16° 44′ 31.7″	5.55	4.04	65	G3V	multiple star
217 G. Aqr			217		219402	114822	23h 15m 34.26s	−03° 29′ 46.9″	5.56	1.30	231	A3V
96 Aqr		96	226		219877	115142	23h 19m 23.86s	−05° 07′ 27.5″	5.56	2.85	114	F3IV
28 Aqr		28	99		209128	108691	22h 01m 05.01s	+00° 36′ 17.1″	5.60	−0.94	661	K4III:
26 Aqr		26	85		206445	107144	21h 42m 10.12s	+01° 17′ 07.0″	5.66	−2.77	1583	K2III
HD 222093			250		222093	116591	23h 37m 39.54s	−13° 03′ 37.1″	5.66	0.96	283	K0III	double star
τ1 Aqr	τ1	69	180		215766	112542	22h 47m 42.75s	−14° 03′ 23.1″	5.68	1.17	260	B9V	multiple star
269 G. Aqr			269		223559	117567	23h 50m 33.26s	−14° 24′ 05.2″	5.70	−0.05	460	K4III
19 Aqr		19	68		203875	105761	21h 25m 13.02s	−09° 44′ 53.3″	5.71	1.07	276	F0IV
94 G. Aqr			94		208111	108102	21h 54m 10.34s	−04° 16′ 33.4″	5.71	0.96	291	K2III
HD 216718			195		216718	113184	22h 55m 10.94s	−04° 59′ 16.4″	5.72	0.95	293	K0III-IV	double star
264 G. Aqr			264		223170	117314	23h 47m 15.94s	−11° 54′ 39.2″	5.74	0.61	346	K0III
44 Aqr		44	131		211434	110023	22h 17m 06.50s	−05° 23′ 14.0″	5.75	0.65	341	G6III	suspected variable
50 Aqr		50	140		212430	110602	22h 24m 27.03s	−13° 31′ 45.9″	5.76	−0.35	542	K0III
HD 223807	h		273		223807	117756	23h 52m 50.49s	−08° 59′ 48.1″	5.76	−0.61	612	K0III
80 G. Aqr			80		205423	106592	21h 35m 17.63s	−03° 58′ 59.9″	5.79	0.13	441	G9III:
51 Aqr		51	139		212404	110578	22h 24m 06.87s	−04° 50′ 13.2″	5.79	0.22	424	A0V	multiple star
35 Aqr		35	112		210191	109332	22h 08m 58.99s	−18° 31′ 10.5″	5.80	−5.79	6792	B2III
HD 211392			130		211392	110009	22h 16m 52.60s	−09° 02′ 24.1″	5.80	0.64	351	K3III:	suspected variable
74 Aqr		74	187	HI	216494	113031	22h 53m 28.69s	−11° 36′ 59.5″	5.80	−0.72	657	B8IV/V	HI Aqr; double star; α2 CVn variable, ΔV = 0.01m, P = 3.4 d
15 Aqr		15	58		202753	105164	21h 18m 11.07s	−04° 31′ 10.2″	5.83	−1.56	979	B5V
271 G. Aqr			271		223774	117722	23h 52m 30.05s	−14° 15′ 04.3″	5.85	1.13	286	K2III
11 G. Aqr			11		198431	102891	20h 50m 41.70s	−12° 32′ 41.0″	5.87	1.45	250	K1III
16 Aqr		16	62		203222	105412	21h 21m 04.33s	−04° 33′ 36.5″	5.87	0.80	336	G7III:
60 Aqr		60	160		213789	111394	22h 34m 02.89s	−01° 34′ 27.0″	5.88	0.21	444	G6III	triple star
12 Aqr A		12			200497		21h 04m 04.74s	−05° 49′ 23.08″	5.89	-0.21	541	G4III	optical component of 12 Aqr
255 G. Aqr			255		222493	116853	23h 41m 08.87s	−11° 40′ 50.4″	5.89	0.56	379	K0III
138 G. Aqr			138		212320	110532	22h 23m 32.15s	−07° 11′ 40.0″	5.92	0.18	466	G8Ib/II(w)
268 G. Aqr			268		223524	117541	23h 50m 14.65s	−09° 58′ 27.6″	5.93	1.06	307	K0IV
202 G. Aqr			202		217563	113686	23h 01m 31.70s	−04° 42′ 41.3″	5.94	−3.61	1011	G5II/III
DV Aqr			27	DV	199603	103545	20h 58m 41.87s	−14° 28′ 59.1″	5.95	1.31	276	A9V	β Lyr variable, Vmax = 5.89m, Vmin = 6.25m, P = 1.57553 d
246 G. Aqr			246		221745	116368	23h 34m 49.33s	−15° 14′ 44.9″	5.95	0.79	351	K4III
45 Aqr		45	133		211676	110179	22h 19m 00.70s	−13° 18′ 17.9″	5.96	0.78	354	K0III
225 G. Aqr			225		219879	115144	23h 19m 24.11s	−18° 04′ 31.4″	5.96	−1.71	1116	K2/K3III
162 G. Aqr			162		213986	111515	22h 35m 36.36s	−23° 59′ 27.9″	5.97	0.89	337	K1III
205 G. Aqr			205		217703	113801	23h 02m 44.29s	−20° 52′ 13.4″	5.97	1.54	251	K0III
HD 210434			118		210434	109466	22h 10m 33.70s	−04° 16′ 00.7″	5.98	1.30	282	K0III-IV	double star
4 Aqr		4	12		198571	102945	20h 51m 25.69s	−05° 37′ 35.9″	5.99	2.14	192	F5IV-V	multiple star; suspected variable
17 Aqr		17	65		203525	105574	21h 22m 56.27s	−09° 19′ 09.4″	5.99	−0.73	720	M0III
39 Aqr		39	120		210705	109624	22h 12m 25.74s	−14° 11′ 37.8″	6.04	2.85	142	F0V	binary star; suspected variable
HD 199442			26		199442	103414	20h 57m 10.57s	+00° 27′ 50.2″	6.06	1.11	318	K2III	triple star
HD 223311			265		223311	117420	23h 48m 32.48s	−06° 22′ 49.4″	6.09	−0.64	723	K4III	suspected variable
119 G. Aqr			119		210464	109509	22h 11m 02.30s	−21° 13′ 57.7″	6.10	2.33	185	F6/F7V
74 G. Aqr			74		204121	105864	21h 26m 27.99s	+01° 06′ 13.5″	6.12	2.72	156	F5V
198 G. Aqr			198		217251	113531	22h 59m 35.68s	−13° 04′ 15.2″	6.12	−0.40	656	K3/K4III
HD 219279			216		219279	114750	23h 14m 40.18s	−10° 41′ 19.1″	6.13	−0.91	836	K5III	multiple star
HD 213429			157		213429	111170	22h 31m 18.22s	−06° 33′ 17.6″	6.15	4.12	83	F7V	double star
155 G. Aqr			155		213428	111171	22h 31m 18.42s	−02° 54′ 40.3″	6.15	0.34	473	K0
HD 218061			207		218061	113998	23h 05m 12.88s	−17° 04′ 44.9″	6.15	0.01	552	K4III	double star
128 G. Aqr			128		211356	109984	22h 16m 33.67s	−01° 35′ 46.9″	6.16	1.63	262	A5Vn
89 G. Aqr			89		207235	107596	21h 47m 38.20s	−05° 55′ 00.6″	6.17	1.70	256	A7V
126 G. Aqr			126		211364	110018	22h 16m 59.79s	−23° 08′ 24.4″	6.17	0.16	519	K0III
HD 220035			228		220035	115257	23h 20m 40.95s	−05° 54′ 28.2″	6.17	0.72	400	K0III	suspected variable
82 Aqr		82	204		217701	113781	23h 02m 32.56s	−06° 34′ 26.1″	6.18	−1.72	1240	M2III	suspected variable
234 G. Aqr			234		220465	115528	23h 24m 07.76s	−18° 41′ 17.2″	6.18	0.92	367	K0III
70 Aqr		70	181	FM	215874	112615	22h 48m 30.19s	−10° 33′ 19.8″	6.19	0.87	377	A9III-IV	FM Aqr; low-amplitude δ Sct variable, Vmax = 6.16m, Vmin = 6.19m, P = 0.087 d
78 Aqr		78	192		216637	113127	22h 54m 34.13s	−07° 12′ 16.3″	6.20	−0.16	609	K3III
238 G. Aqr			238		221081	115906	23h 29m 00.69s	−09° 15′ 57.7″	6.20	−2.95	2203	K0
11 Aqr		11	31		199960	103682	21h 00m 33.81s	−04° 43′ 47.7″	6.21	4.10	86	G1V
266 G. Aqr			266		223428	117494	23h 49m 31.58s	−15° 51′ 40.3″	6.21	0.64	424	K1/K2III
HD 205765			82		205765	106758	21h 37m 33.77s	−00° 23′ 25.8″	6.22	0.78	399	A2V	binary star
2 G. Aqr			2		196712	101921	20h 39m 13.25s	−02° 24′ 46.7″	6.23	−1.65	1230	B7IIIn
HD 214448			167		214448	111761	22h 38m 22.10s	−07° 53′ 51.2″	6.23	0.49	459	G1IV-V	double star
81 Aqr		81	201		217531	113674	23h 01m 23.65s	−07° 03′ 40.1″	6.23	0.69	418	K5III
274 G. Aqr			274		223884	117797	23h 53m 20.81s	−24° 13′ 45.2″	6.23	1.41	300	A5V
HD 198272				IQ	198272	102770	20h 49m 17.25s	−00° 33′ 47.8″	6.24	−1.06	942	M3
HD 200375			35		200375	103892	21h 03m 03.09s	+01° 31′ 55.9″	6.24	2.14	215	F5V	triple star
HD 208177			95		208177	108144	21h 54m 35.90s	−03° 18′ 04.3″	6.24	2.02	227	F5IV	double star
98 G. Aqr			98		208801	108506	21h 58m 54.99s	−04° 22′ 21.0″	6.24	3.46	117	K2V
100 Aqr		100	242		221357	116118	23h 31m 42.04s	−21° 22′ 10.0″	6.24	1.72	261	F0V
HD 221148			239		221148	115953	23h 29m 31.98s	−04° 31′ 55.9″	6.26	2.81	159	K3IIIvar	suspected variable
49 G. Aqr			49		201567	104557	21h 10m 46.87s	−09° 21′ 14.2″	6.27	1.14	346	K0III
200 G. Aqr			200		217498	113673	23h 01m 23.03s	−22° 47′ 27.0″	6.27	1.26	327	A2V
7 G. Aqr			7		197954	102561	20h 47m 03.57s	−02° 29′ 12.7″	6.28	−0.63	787	K2
100 G. Aqr			100		209240	108784	22h 02m 11.78s	−17° 54′ 12.0″	6.28	1.64	277	K0III
115 G. Aqr			115		210419	109442	22h 10m 21.10s	−03° 53′ 38.3″	6.28	1.05	362	A1Vnn
LP Aqr			172	LP	214983	112078	22h 42m 05.99s	−05° 06′ 06.6″	6.28	−1.78	1336	M0	multiple star; irregular variable, ΔV = ~0.34m
144 G. Aqr			144		212643	110746	22h 26m 10.70s	−23° 40′ 56.8″	6.29	0.38	495	A0V
197 G. Aqr			197		216953	113345	22h 57m 17.21s	−04° 48′ 36.3″	6.31	0.80	413	G9III
HD 214810			171		214810	111965	22h 40m 47.96s	−03° 33′ 14.9″	6.32	3.70	109	F6V	binary star
96 G. Aqr			96		208703	108453	21h 58m 13.28s	−05° 25′ 28.8″	6.33	2.60	181	F5IV
HD 219659			221		219659	115015	23h 17m 40.06s	−11° 42′ 46.6″	6.33	0.94	389	A1/A2IV/V	suspected variable
38 G. Aqr			38		200663	104048	21h 04m 45.32s	+02° 16′ 11.8″	6.34	0.96	388	G5
53 Aqr A	f	53			212698		22h 26m 34.40s	−16° 44′ 33.0″	6.35				component of the 53 Aqr system
113 G. Aqr			113		210244	109375	22h 09m 28.94s	−23° 39′ 32.8″	6.36	0.37	514	G8III
56 Aqr		56	153		213236	111086	22h 30m 17.33s	−14° 35′ 08.3″	6.36	−0.08	633	B8II
196 G. Aqr			196		216727	113204	22h 55m 30.57s	−20° 08′ 21.7″	6.36	−0.28	695	K4/K5III
R Aqr				R	222800	117054	23h 43m 49.50s	−15° 17′ 04.0″	6.36	-0.11	643	M7IIIpev	Mira variable, Vmax = 5.2m, Vmin = 12.4m, P = 390 d
189 G. Aqr			189		216553	113080	22h 54m 05.60s	−19° 10′ 30.5″	6.37	0.53	481	K5III
237 G. Aqr			237		220957	115839	23h 28m 05.14s	−11° 26′ 58.9″	6.37	1.10	369	G6/G8III
15 G. Aqr			15		198802	103077	20h 53m 05.57s	−11° 34′ 25.5″	6.38	3.11	147	G1V
HD 202259			52		202259	104872	21h 14m 37.03s	+00° 05′ 32.2″	6.38	−0.23	685	M1III	suspected variable
20 Aqr		20	69		203843	105729	21h 24m 51.68s	−03° 23′ 53.6″	6.38	2.37	213	F0V
251 G. Aqr			251		222125	116624	23h 38m 02.98s	−15° 05′ 41.4″	6.38	1.30	338	K0III
29 Aqr		29	101	DX	209278	108797	22h 02m 26.25s	−16° 57′ 53.4″	6.39	0.59	471	A0/1V + K1/2	DX Aqr; triple star, spectroscopic binary; Algol variable, Vmax = 6.37m, Vmin = 6.78m, P = 0.945013 d
121 G. Aqr			121		210763	109647	22h 12m 43.89s	−04° 43′ 14.1″	6.39	1.53	305	F7V
HD 211575			132		211575	110091	22h 18m 04.30s	−00° 14′ 15.1″	6.39	3.30	135	F3V
58 Aqr		58	156		213464	111200	22h 31m 41.28s	−10° 54′ 19.7″	6.39	2.20	225	A8III
61 Aqr		61	164		214028	111539	22h 35m 48.82s	−17° 27′ 37.1″	6.39	0.62	465	K4III
240 G. Aqr			240		221308	116060	23h 31m 01.15s	−06° 17′ 16.8″	6.39	−2.97	2433	K0
67 Aqr		67	175		215143	112179	22h 43m 14.25s	−06° 57′ 46.5″	6.40	1.14	368	A0Vn
248 G. Aqr			248		221835	116428	23h 35m 32.07s	−07° 27′ 52.1″	6.40	0.68	453	G5III:
57 G. Aqr			57		202606	105079	21h 17m 13.54s	−13° 16′ 44.3″	6.41	0.05	609	A1V
IZ Aqr			79	IZ	205358	106544	21h 34m 42.76s	+01° 49′ 45.1″	6.41	−1.98	1552	M3	irregular variable, Vmax = 6.23m, Vmin = 6.47m
152 G. Aqr			152		213198	111066	22h 30m 01.39s	−12° 54′ 54.4″	6.41	1.86	264	F2/F3IV/V
213 G. Aqr			213		218639	114371	23h 09m 49.53s	−14° 30′ 37.9″	6.43	1.31	345	A0V
236 G. Aqr			236		220766	115709	23h 26m 35.44s	−21° 44′ 27.0″	6.43	1.01	396	K0III	double star
18 G. Aqr			18		198949	103154	20h 53m 58.37s	−06° 53′ 21.9″	6.44	2.20	230	F1IV
14 Aqr		14	54	IW	202466	105019	21h 16m 17.78s	−09° 12′ 52.8″	6.45	−2.30	1831	M4III:	IW Aqr; double star; semiregular variable, ΔV = ~0.07m, P = 163 d
72 G. Aqr			72		204041	105819	21h 25m 51.55s	+00° 32′ 03.5″	6.45	1.75	284	A1IV
HD 215114			174		215114	112168	22h 43m 03.40s	−08° 18′ 41.2″	6.45	0.06	617	A5V	multiple star
1 G. Aqr			1		196676	101911	20h 39m 05.86s	−04° 55′ 46.2″	6.46	2.18	234	K0
233 G. Aqr			233		220466	115522	23h 24m 04.02s	−21° 46′ 27.2″	6.46	2.48	204	F3IV/V	double star
EW Aqr			50	EW	201707	104634	21h 11m 41.31s	−14° 28′ 20.6″	6.47	0.82	439	Fm delta Del	low-amplitude δ Sct variable, Vmax = 6.41m, Vmin = 6.48m, P = 0.0968946 d
55 G. Aqr			55		202554	105046	21h 16m 39.46s	−01° 36′ 27.8″	6.48	−0.59	845	K0
34 G. Aqr			34		200340	103889	21h 02m 59.62s	−00° 55′ 29.1″	6.50	−1.75	1455	B6V
241 G. Aqr			241		221356	116106	23h 31m 31.40s	−04° 05′ 13.0″	6.50	4.41	86	F8V
10 Aqr			10		199944	103681	21h 00m 32.660s	−05° 28′ 38.46″	6.52		400	A5V	[8][9][10]
9 Aqr			9		200004	103728	21h 01m 08.33321s	−13° 31′ 47.9702″	6.55		700	G6/8III	[11][8][12][13]
HD 210277		114			210277	109378	22h 09m 29.87s	−07° 32′ 55.2″	6.63	4.99	69	G0V	has a planet (b)
37 Aqr		37	116		210422	109460	22h 10m 31.74s	−10° 49′ 13.7″	6.64	0.97	444	K0	suspected variable[14][15][16]
24 Aqr		24	83		206058	106942	21h 39m 31.39s	−00° 03′ 04.1″	6.66	3.48	141	F7III	triple star
8 Aqr		8			199828	103640	20h 59m 54.82678s	−13° 03′ 05.8699″	6.60		290	A3/4 IV
85 Aqr		85			218173	114054	23h 05m 52.53078s	−07° 56′ 12.1660″	6.69			B9 V	[17]
75 Aqr		75			216567	113085	22h 54m 07.12256s	−12° 11′ 25.5328″	6.86			K2/K3III	[18]
54 Aqr		54			212741	110786	22h 26m 41.66612s	−11° 13′ 41.5205″	6.98		270	A3III/IV
36 Aqr		36			210269	109369	22h 09m 26.87980s	−08° 11′ 08.6206″	6.98		520	G8/K0III/IV	a yellow giant star or subgiant star
72 Aqr		72			216182	112813	22h 50m 46.30141s	−07° 18′ 42.9276″	7.00			K0 III	[19]
65 Aqr		65			215097	112161	22h 43m 01.21581s	−10° 06′ 09.6755″	7.04			K0 III	[20]
84 Aqr		84			218081	114006	23h 05m 18.51768s	−07° 45′ 16.8614″	7.08			G8III	[21]
87 Aqr		87			218331	114164	23h 07m 11.70181s	−07° 41′ 40.4985″	7.37			A0/1 IV	[22]
HD 212771					212771	110813	22h 27m 03.07s	−17° 15′ 49.2″	7.60	2.17	397	G8IV	Lionrock; has a planet (b)
HD 222582					222582	116906	23h 41m 51.53s	−05° 59′ 08.7″	7.70	4.59	137	G5	has a planet (b)
HD 220689					220689	115662	23h 25m 53s	−20° 36′ 58″	7.77	4.53	145	G3V	has a planet (b)
Gliese 884					217357	113576	23h 00m 16.12s	−22° 31′ 27.65″	7.87	8.34	26.8	K7V + M0-2V	double star
HD 215152					215152	112190	22h 43m 21s	−06° 24′ 03″	8.13	6.47	70	K0	has four planets (b, c, d & e)
HD 221416					221416	116158	23h 32m 08.1s	−21° 48′ 05″	8.15		310	K0IV/V	has a planet (b)
HD 206610					206610	107251	21h 43m 24.90s	−07° 24′ 29.7″	8.34	2.19	555	K0III	Bosona; has a planet (b)
Gliese 898					221503	116215	23h 32m 49.398s	−16° 50′ 44.32″	8.607	7.68	45.5	K6V
104 Aqr B	A2	104			222561	116904	23h 41m 46.39s	−17° 47′ 00.5″	8.52	1.29	911	A6V:	component of the 104 Aqr system
WASP-69							21h 00m 06.0s	−05° 05′ 40″	9.87	6.38	163	K5	has a transiting planet (b)
Gl 876				IL		113020	22h 53m 16.73s	−14° 15′ 49.3″	10.17	11.81	15.3	M3.5V	IL Aqr; nearby red dwarf, BY Dra variable, Vmax = 10.15m, Vmin = 10.21m; has four planets (b, c, d & e)
Gl 849						109388	22h 09m 40.35s	−04° 38′ 26.6″	10.42	10.70	29	M3.5	has two planets (b & c)
WASP-70 A							21h 01m 54.0s	−13° 26′ 00″	10.79	3.84	799	G4	has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-75							22h 49m 33.0s	−10° 40′ 32″	11.45	4.38	848	F9	has a transiting planet (b)
AE Aqr				AE		101991	20h 40m 09.16s	−00° 52′ 15.0″	11.6	6.56	333	K2Ve + pec(e+cont)	DQ Her-type cataclysmic variable, Vmax = 10.18m, Vmin = 12.12m
WASP-177							22h 19m 11.0s	−01° 50′ 04″	11.6		581	K2	has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-47							22h 04m 49.0s	−12° 01′ 08″	11.9	5.4	652	G9V	has four transiting planets (b, c, d & e)
EZ Aqr				EZ			22h 38m 33.62s	−15° 17′ 59.2″	12.18	14.49	11.3	M5.5Ve-M7e	12th closest star system; triple star; flare star
WASP-6							23h 12m 38.0s	−22° 40′ 26″	12.4	4.96	1001	G8	Márohu; has a transiting planet (b)
WASP-147							23h 56m 46.0s	−22° 09′ 11″	12.31		1389	G4	has a transiting planet (b)
LP 876-10							22h 48m 04.47s	−24° 22′ 07.5″	12.62			M4V	Fomalhaut C
WASP-165							23h 50m 19.3s	−17° 04′ 39″	12.69			G6	has a transiting planet (b)
BPS CS22892-0052							22h 17m 01.5s	−16° 39′ 26″	13.20	13.99	15330	KIIvw	Sneden's Star; ultra-metal-poor star
FO Aqr				FO			22h 17m 55.43s	−08° 21′ 04.6″	13.5				DQ Her-type cataclysmic variable, Vmax = 12.7m, Vmin = 14.2m, P = 0.202060 d
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 mv), also known as apparent magnitude  • abs. mag. = absolute magnitude (Mv)  • 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.]

See also

• List of stars by constellation

References

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References

1. E.B Knobel – On a catalogue of stars in the Calendarium of Al Achsasi Al Mouakket
2. Consisting with β Aqr (Sadalsuud), ξ Aqr (Bunda) and 46 Cap (c Cap), were Saʽd al Suʽud, the Luck of Lucks. See Star Name – R.H.Allen p. 52
3. β Aqr as Nir Saad al Saaoud or Lucida Fortunæ Fortunarum (the brightest of luck of lucks) and ξ Aqr as Thanih Saad al Saaoud or Secunda Fortunæ Fortunarum (the second of luck of lucks). c Cap should be Thalath Fortunæ Fortunarum or Tertia Fortunæ Fortunarum (the third of luck of lucks) consistently, but Al Achsasi Al Mouakket was not designated the title for this star with uncleared consideration. Possibly according to the differences of opinion with R.H.Allen
4. Consisting with γ Aqr (Sadachbia), π Aqr (Seat), ζ Aqr (Sadaltager / Achr al Achbiya) and η Aqr (Hydria), were al Aḣbiyah, the Tent. See Star Name – R.H.Allen p. 52
5. γ Aqr as Aoul al Achbiya or Prima Tabernaculorum (the first of luck of the homes or tents), π Aqr as Wasat al Achbiya or Media Tabernaculorum (the middle of luck of the homes or tents) and ζ Aqr as Achr al Achbiya or Postrema Tabernaculorum (the end of luck of the homes or tents). η Aqr should be designated as al Achbiya consistently, but it was not designated as the Arabian name except the name Hydria (Greek) or Deli (Hebrew)
6. Consisting with ε Aqr (Albali), μ Aqr (Albulaan) and ν Aqr (Albulaan), were al Bulaʽ, the Swallower. See Star Name – R.H.Allen p. 53
7. ε Aqr as Nir Saad Bula or Lucida Fortunæ Dissipantis (the brightest of luck of the swallower) and the common name is Albali. μ Aqr and ν Aqr was already designated as the common name Albulaan, the plural form of al Bulaʽ
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