Table 9.

Galactic WR stars coincident with star-forming regions in the range 298° ≤ l ≤ 340°. We consider a WR star to be associated with a star-forming region (Anderson et al. 2014, WISE v1.4) if |$r \le 1.5 R_{\rm {\rm H}\,\small {ii}}$|⁠, although some WR stars will doubtless be foreground sources, such that 53/206 (=26 per cent) WR stars associated with star-forming regions represents a strict upper limit.

WISEd|$R_{}{\rm H}\,\small {ii}$|RefCluster?WN (r, arcmin)WC (r, arcmin)Ref
H iikpcarcmin
G298.224−0.33411.15.0aWR46-7 (5), WR46-18 (8)b, p
G298.529−0.25110.516.2aVVV CL 011WR46-8 (15.6), WR46-9 (3.5), WR46-17 (4.9)WR46-10 (7.6)b, c, d, e
WR46-15 (16.9), WR46-2 (22.4)g
G298.862−0.43210.74.8aMercer 30WR46-3 (6.6), WR46-4 (6.6), WR46-5 (6.6),f
WR46-6 (6.6)f
G302.503−0.76212.14.2aWR47b (4.0)h
G302.631+0.0304.614.3aWR47-1 (18.9)e
G303.445−0.74512.57.2aWR47-2 (2.6)d
G305.233+0.1104.911.3aDanks 1/2WR48-6 (5.5), WR48-10 (6.5), WR48-7 (7.7)WR48-1 (8.6), WR48-3 (6.0)e, g, h, i
WR48-9 (6.8), WR48-8 (6.8)WR48-4 (8.2), WR48a (8.4)h, i
WR48-2 (10.3)b
G305.322−0.2554.913.4aWR48-5 (4.7)h
G311.991+0.2196.0aVVV CL 036WR60-6 (7.8)c
G317.030+0.028a24.4aVVV CL 041WR62-2 (15.7), WR62-1 (19.4), WR63 (34)h, j
G321.015−0.5274.14.0aWR67-3 (6.1)k
G321.115−0.5463.84.2aWR67-1 (1.8)l
G326.474−0.29220.9aWR70-5 (17)m
G327.824+0.1177.23.9aWR70-6 (5.2)g
G331.020−0.1433.8aWR72-4 (3.5)n
G335.794+0.15313.7aVVV CL 073WR75-6 (19.7), WR75-25 (6.1), WR75-26 (6.1)WR75b (16.1), WR75-15 (12.4)h
WR75-16 (4.2)n
G336.446−0.19810.4aWR75-9 (11.7), WR75-21 (10.3)n
WR75-5 (14.3)d
G338.350+0.2216.9aWR76-10 (4.7)n
G338.430+0.0485.8aMercer 81WR76-2 (3.5), WR76-3 (3.5), WR76-4 (3.5)o
WR76-5 (3.5), WR76-6 (3.5), WR76-7 (3.5)o
WR76-8 (3.5), WR76-9 (3.5)o
G338.911+0.6154.43.8aWR76 (1.9)h
WISEd|$R_{}{\rm H}\,\small {ii}$|RefCluster?WN (r, arcmin)WC (r, arcmin)Ref
H iikpcarcmin
G298.224−0.33411.15.0aWR46-7 (5), WR46-18 (8)b, p
G298.529−0.25110.516.2aVVV CL 011WR46-8 (15.6), WR46-9 (3.5), WR46-17 (4.9)WR46-10 (7.6)b, c, d, e
WR46-15 (16.9), WR46-2 (22.4)g
G298.862−0.43210.74.8aMercer 30WR46-3 (6.6), WR46-4 (6.6), WR46-5 (6.6),f
WR46-6 (6.6)f
G302.503−0.76212.14.2aWR47b (4.0)h
G302.631+0.0304.614.3aWR47-1 (18.9)e
G303.445−0.74512.57.2aWR47-2 (2.6)d
G305.233+0.1104.911.3aDanks 1/2WR48-6 (5.5), WR48-10 (6.5), WR48-7 (7.7)WR48-1 (8.6), WR48-3 (6.0)e, g, h, i
WR48-9 (6.8), WR48-8 (6.8)WR48-4 (8.2), WR48a (8.4)h, i
WR48-2 (10.3)b
G305.322−0.2554.913.4aWR48-5 (4.7)h
G311.991+0.2196.0aVVV CL 036WR60-6 (7.8)c
G317.030+0.028a24.4aVVV CL 041WR62-2 (15.7), WR62-1 (19.4), WR63 (34)h, j
G321.015−0.5274.14.0aWR67-3 (6.1)k
G321.115−0.5463.84.2aWR67-1 (1.8)l
G326.474−0.29220.9aWR70-5 (17)m
G327.824+0.1177.23.9aWR70-6 (5.2)g
G331.020−0.1433.8aWR72-4 (3.5)n
G335.794+0.15313.7aVVV CL 073WR75-6 (19.7), WR75-25 (6.1), WR75-26 (6.1)WR75b (16.1), WR75-15 (12.4)h
WR75-16 (4.2)n
G336.446−0.19810.4aWR75-9 (11.7), WR75-21 (10.3)n
WR75-5 (14.3)d
G338.350+0.2216.9aWR76-10 (4.7)n
G338.430+0.0485.8aMercer 81WR76-2 (3.5), WR76-3 (3.5), WR76-4 (3.5)o
WR76-5 (3.5), WR76-6 (3.5), WR76-7 (3.5)o
WR76-8 (3.5), WR76-9 (3.5)o
G338.911+0.6154.43.8aWR76 (1.9)h

(a) Anderson et al. (2014); (b) Mauerhan, Van Dyk & Morris (2009); (c) Chené et al. (2013); (d) Shara et al. (2009); (e) Hadfield et al. (2007); (f) Kurtev et al. (2007); (g) Mauerhan et al. (2011); (h) van der Hucht (2001); (i) Davies et al. (2012b); (j) Chené et al. (2015); (k) Marston et al. (2013); (l) Roman-Lopes (2011); (m) Wachter et al. (2010); (n) Shara et al. (2012); (o) Davies et al. (2012a); (p) this work.

aAlternatively WR62-2 and WR62-1 may be associated with WISE H ii region G317.236+0.516.

Table 9.

Galactic WR stars coincident with star-forming regions in the range 298° ≤ l ≤ 340°. We consider a WR star to be associated with a star-forming region (Anderson et al. 2014, WISE v1.4) if |$r \le 1.5 R_{\rm {\rm H}\,\small {ii}}$|⁠, although some WR stars will doubtless be foreground sources, such that 53/206 (=26 per cent) WR stars associated with star-forming regions represents a strict upper limit.

WISEd|$R_{}{\rm H}\,\small {ii}$|RefCluster?WN (r, arcmin)WC (r, arcmin)Ref
H iikpcarcmin
G298.224−0.33411.15.0aWR46-7 (5), WR46-18 (8)b, p
G298.529−0.25110.516.2aVVV CL 011WR46-8 (15.6), WR46-9 (3.5), WR46-17 (4.9)WR46-10 (7.6)b, c, d, e
WR46-15 (16.9), WR46-2 (22.4)g
G298.862−0.43210.74.8aMercer 30WR46-3 (6.6), WR46-4 (6.6), WR46-5 (6.6),f
WR46-6 (6.6)f
G302.503−0.76212.14.2aWR47b (4.0)h
G302.631+0.0304.614.3aWR47-1 (18.9)e
G303.445−0.74512.57.2aWR47-2 (2.6)d
G305.233+0.1104.911.3aDanks 1/2WR48-6 (5.5), WR48-10 (6.5), WR48-7 (7.7)WR48-1 (8.6), WR48-3 (6.0)e, g, h, i
WR48-9 (6.8), WR48-8 (6.8)WR48-4 (8.2), WR48a (8.4)h, i
WR48-2 (10.3)b
G305.322−0.2554.913.4aWR48-5 (4.7)h
G311.991+0.2196.0aVVV CL 036WR60-6 (7.8)c
G317.030+0.028a24.4aVVV CL 041WR62-2 (15.7), WR62-1 (19.4), WR63 (34)h, j
G321.015−0.5274.14.0aWR67-3 (6.1)k
G321.115−0.5463.84.2aWR67-1 (1.8)l
G326.474−0.29220.9aWR70-5 (17)m
G327.824+0.1177.23.9aWR70-6 (5.2)g
G331.020−0.1433.8aWR72-4 (3.5)n
G335.794+0.15313.7aVVV CL 073WR75-6 (19.7), WR75-25 (6.1), WR75-26 (6.1)WR75b (16.1), WR75-15 (12.4)h
WR75-16 (4.2)n
G336.446−0.19810.4aWR75-9 (11.7), WR75-21 (10.3)n
WR75-5 (14.3)d
G338.350+0.2216.9aWR76-10 (4.7)n
G338.430+0.0485.8aMercer 81WR76-2 (3.5), WR76-3 (3.5), WR76-4 (3.5)o
WR76-5 (3.5), WR76-6 (3.5), WR76-7 (3.5)o
WR76-8 (3.5), WR76-9 (3.5)o
G338.911+0.6154.43.8aWR76 (1.9)h
WISEd|$R_{}{\rm H}\,\small {ii}$|RefCluster?WN (r, arcmin)WC (r, arcmin)Ref
H iikpcarcmin
G298.224−0.33411.15.0aWR46-7 (5), WR46-18 (8)b, p
G298.529−0.25110.516.2aVVV CL 011WR46-8 (15.6), WR46-9 (3.5), WR46-17 (4.9)WR46-10 (7.6)b, c, d, e
WR46-15 (16.9), WR46-2 (22.4)g
G298.862−0.43210.74.8aMercer 30WR46-3 (6.6), WR46-4 (6.6), WR46-5 (6.6),f
WR46-6 (6.6)f
G302.503−0.76212.14.2aWR47b (4.0)h
G302.631+0.0304.614.3aWR47-1 (18.9)e
G303.445−0.74512.57.2aWR47-2 (2.6)d
G305.233+0.1104.911.3aDanks 1/2WR48-6 (5.5), WR48-10 (6.5), WR48-7 (7.7)WR48-1 (8.6), WR48-3 (6.0)e, g, h, i
WR48-9 (6.8), WR48-8 (6.8)WR48-4 (8.2), WR48a (8.4)h, i
WR48-2 (10.3)b
G305.322−0.2554.913.4aWR48-5 (4.7)h
G311.991+0.2196.0aVVV CL 036WR60-6 (7.8)c
G317.030+0.028a24.4aVVV CL 041WR62-2 (15.7), WR62-1 (19.4), WR63 (34)h, j
G321.015−0.5274.14.0aWR67-3 (6.1)k
G321.115−0.5463.84.2aWR67-1 (1.8)l
G326.474−0.29220.9aWR70-5 (17)m
G327.824+0.1177.23.9aWR70-6 (5.2)g
G331.020−0.1433.8aWR72-4 (3.5)n
G335.794+0.15313.7aVVV CL 073WR75-6 (19.7), WR75-25 (6.1), WR75-26 (6.1)WR75b (16.1), WR75-15 (12.4)h
WR75-16 (4.2)n
G336.446−0.19810.4aWR75-9 (11.7), WR75-21 (10.3)n
WR75-5 (14.3)d
G338.350+0.2216.9aWR76-10 (4.7)n
G338.430+0.0485.8aMercer 81WR76-2 (3.5), WR76-3 (3.5), WR76-4 (3.5)o
WR76-5 (3.5), WR76-6 (3.5), WR76-7 (3.5)o
WR76-8 (3.5), WR76-9 (3.5)o
G338.911+0.6154.43.8aWR76 (1.9)h

(a) Anderson et al. (2014); (b) Mauerhan, Van Dyk & Morris (2009); (c) Chené et al. (2013); (d) Shara et al. (2009); (e) Hadfield et al. (2007); (f) Kurtev et al. (2007); (g) Mauerhan et al. (2011); (h) van der Hucht (2001); (i) Davies et al. (2012b); (j) Chené et al. (2015); (k) Marston et al. (2013); (l) Roman-Lopes (2011); (m) Wachter et al. (2010); (n) Shara et al. (2012); (o) Davies et al. (2012a); (p) this work.

aAlternatively WR62-2 and WR62-1 may be associated with WISE H ii region G317.236+0.516.

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