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Your location: Columbus, United States
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39.9612
Longitude:
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How to find NGC7250 using Pegasus

This guide uses bright stars first, then narrows the field for a telescope or binocular finder. Use Pegasus as the main sky landmark.

Follow the route from one recognizable star to the next until you reach NGC7250.

NGC7250 is 43° above the horizon toward the northwest.

View the current position and visibility tonight

Begin with Pegasus, then follow the reference stars toward NGC7250.

Pegasus

Recognize the characteristic star pattern of Pegasus before following the route.

Scheat

Identify Scheat in or near Pegasus; the chart shows its position relative to the guide.

Matar

From Scheat, move about 5° toward the northwest until you reach Matar.

HYG 111041.0

From Matar, move about 6.2° toward the northwest until you reach HYG 111041.0.

HYG 110566.0

From HYG 111041.0, move about 3.1° toward the north until you reach HYG 110566.0.

NGC7250

From HYG 110566.0, move about 2.3° toward the northwest until you reach NGC7250. This is the target field.

How to find NGC7250 using Pegasus

Finder Chart for NGC7250

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