Celestial Atlas
PGC 500 - 999 <—     PGC Objects: PGC 1000 - 1499     —> (PGC 1500 - 1999)
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PGC 1011 (= NGC 54)

PGC 1014 (= NGC 55)

PGC 1034 (= NGC 59)

PGC 1037 (= NGC 57)

PGC 1058 (= NGC 60)

PGC 1083 (= NGC 61A)

PGC 1085 (= NGC 61B)

PGC 1125 (= NGC 62)

PGC 1145 (= IC 5)
A 14th-magnitude elliptical galaxy (type E3) in Cetus (RA 00 17 34.9, Dec -09 32 34)

PGC 1149 (= NGC 64)

PGC 1160 (= NGC 63)

PGC 1185 (= NGC 67A)

PGC 1187 (= NGC 68)

PGC 1191 (= NGC 69)

PGC 1194(= NGC 70 = IC 1539)

PGC 1197 (= NGC 71)

PGC 1204 (= NGC 72)

PGC 1211 (= NGC 73)

PGC 1216 (= IC 7)
A 14th-magnitude elliptical galaxy (type E?) in Pisces (RA 00 18 53.0, Dec +10 35 43)

PGC 1219 (= NGC 74)

PGC 1228 (= IC 6)
A 14th-magnitude elliptical galaxy (type E0?) in Pisces (RA 00 18 54.9, Dec -03 16 34)

PGC 1229 (= NGC 65)

PGC 1234 (= IC 8)
A 14th-magnitude spiral galaxy (type Sc?) in Pisces (RA 00 19 02.6, Dec -03 13 19)

PGC 1236 (= NGC 66)

PGC 1255 (= NGC 75)

PGC 1266
A 16th-(B)magnitude galaxy (type ?) in Andromeda (RA 00 19 43, Dec +29 56 08)

Based on recessional velocity of 6695 km/sec, about 300 million light years away. Given that and apparent size of 0.3 by 0.2 arcmin, about 25 thousand light years across. Possibly a distant physical companion of NGC 76, which is in nearly the same direction, and around 25 million light years further away.

Wikisky image of PGC 1266 and NGC 76
Above, a 2.4 arcmin wide closeup of PGC 1266 and NGC 76 (which see for wide-field view)

PGC 1267 (= NGC 76)

PGC 1271 (= IC 9)
A 14th-magnitude spiral galaxy (type Sb(r)) in Cetus (RA 00 19 44.2, Dec -14 07 17)

PGC 1290 (= NGC 77)

PGC 1299 (= IC 12)
A 15th-magnitude spiral galaxy (type Sab) in Pisces (RA 00 20 15.2, Dec -02 39 12)

PGC 1301 (= IC 13)
A 14th-magnitude spiral galaxy (type Sbc) in Pisces (RA 00 20 20.1, Dec +07 42 02)

PGC 1305 (= IC 10)
A 10th-magnitude irregular galaxy (type dIBm) in Cassiopeia (RA 00 20 17.3, Dec +59 18 14)

PGC 1306 (= NGC 78A)

PGC 1309 (= NGC 78B)

PGC 1340 (= NGC 79)

PGC 1351 (= NGC 80)

PGC 1352 (= NGC 81)

PGC 1357 (= NGC 87)

PGC 1370 (= NGC 88)

PGC 1371 (= NGC 83)

PGC 1374 (= NGC 89)

PGC 1375 (= NGC 85)

PGC 1383 (= NGC 86)

PGC 1384
(Incorrectly labeled as NGC 84 in Wikisky)

PGC 1388 (= NGC 92)

PGC 1405 (= NGC 90)

PGC 1412 (= NGC 93)

PGC 1423 (= NGC 94)

PGC 1426 (= NGC 95)

PGC 1429 (= NGC 96)

PGC 1434 (= Arp 35)
A 14th-magnitude spiral galaxy (type SBb?) in Pisces (RA 00 22 23, Dec -01 18 12)

An S- or Integral-sign shaped spiral galaxy, hence its use as an example in Arp's Atlas. Based on recessional velocity of 4870 km/sec, about 220 million light years away. Given that and apparent size of 1.7 by 0.7 arcmin, about 100 thousand light years across.

SDSS image of spiral galaxy PGC 1434, also known as Arp 35
Above, a 2.4 arcmin wide closeup of PGC 1434
Below, a 12 arcmin wide region centered on the galaxy
SDSS image of region near spiral galaxy PGC 1434, also known as Arp 35

PGC 1442 (= NGC 97)

PGC 1463 (= NGC 98)
Celestial Atlas
PGC 500 - 999 <—     PGC Objects: PGC 1000 - 1499     —> (PGC 1500 - 1999)
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