Latitude 30 o south 9–10PM (DST)

How to use this mapFacing either south or north, look at the appropriate star map. Your view of the sky should roughly match the major stars andconstellations shown. You’ll see more stars as your eyes get accustomed to the dark, so wait for 10-15 minutes if you’re having trouble spotting the constellations. (For full sky maps go to skymaps.com).

Copyright 2010 Kym Thalassoudis, Skymaps.com

November Sky Map

T H E E C L I P T I C

ORION

TRIANGULUM

ANDROMEDA

CASSIOPEIA

PEGASUS Great Squareof Pegasus

TAURUS

ARIES

PISCES

Circlet CETUS

PERSEUS

LACERTA

CYGNUS

SAGITTA

VULPECULA

DELPHINUS

EQUULEUS

AQUILA

AQUARIUS

SCULPTOR

CAPRICORNUS

SERPENS(CAUDA)

ERIDANUS

M31

M2

Altair

η

Mira

χ Deneb M396633 Cr 69

M15

Algol

253

Pleiades

Hyades

Aldebaran

Cr 399

Hamal

Enif

T H E M I L K Y WAY

TH

E E

CL

I PT

IC

CRUX

ORION

RETICULUM

TUCANA INDUS

SCULPTOR

ARA

CAPRICORNUS

PISCISAUSTRINUS

FORNAX

MICROSCOPIUM

PAVO

GRUS

SCUTUM

SAGITTARIUS

CORONAAUSTRALIS

OPHIUCHUS

SERPENS(CAUDA)SCORPIUS

TELESCOPIUM

CIRCINUS

NORMA

TRIANGULUMAUSTRALE

APUS

CHAMAELEON

CARINA

VOLANS

OCTANS

CENTAURUS

MUSCA

PICTOR

CANISMAJOR

LEPUSCOLUMBA

VELA

PUPPIS

HYDRUS

ERIDANUS

CAELUMDORADO

MENSA

PHOENIX

HOROLOGIUM

6397

M41

Canopus

2516

2808

3114

IC 2602

3372β

αCoalsack

4755

LMC

Achernar

γRigel

M42

κ6752

ζ

Fomalhaut

L2

2451

M8

M25

M22

6231

M6

M7

6025

47 Tuc

β

SMC

2547

IC 2391

Nunki

α

R

SCP

T H E MI L K Y W

AY

–101234

StarMagnitudes Galaxy

Double starVariable starDiffuse nebulaPlanetary nebulaOpen star clusterGlobular star cluster

Symbols

SOUTHLOOKING SOUTH

NORTHWEST EAST

OVERHEAD

EAST WEST

LOOKING NORTH