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Star Trek Maps · Chapter 6 · Appendix: Star System Data

6.3 Daran to Halka

Continuing the catalog through the Gamma systems, Gideon, Gothos, and on to Halka, with notes on the Vulcan world of 40 Eridani and several protected or hazardous regions.

Two-column alphabetical star-system catalog, the Vulcan world of 40 Eridani through Kalandan Outpost, with Danger and Prohibited notices.
Two-column alphabetical star-system catalog, the Vulcan world of 40 Eridani through Kalandan Outpost, with Danger and Prohibited notices.

by several millenia. The Vulcanoid species is the second most common humanoid type in the Federation. The Vulcan Science Academy and several large port cities are located on this planet, and almost a fifth of the system's population of 14.9 billion lives in the system's heavily industrialized asteroid belt. The other planet of 40 Eridani A is an airless Class J planet with a population under 50,000. (class 4 facilities)

Gamma Hydra (36.9, 87.9, -18.6)

A giant yellow star orbited by six planets (class 0 facilities). The fourth planet is Class M, and at one time was the site of a Federation outpost colony.

Danger D-361. A radiation belt has recently passed through the system, and the resulting radiation may cause hyper-aging in unprotected humanoids. This planet should be avoided until the surface radiation decays to safe levels.

Gamma 7 (134.5, 176.7, 11.7)

At one time this binary system supported a population of seven billion on four of the seven planets orbiting Gamma 7A, a fourth magnitude yellow star and the primary star of the pair. The secondary star, a moderate blue star, has no planets. All life in the system was destroyed by a space amoeba.

Gamma Trianguli (-170.5, -126.0, 91.6)

A yellow giant with eleven planets (class 0 facilities), Gamma Trianguli has a primitive humanoid population (Homo Trianguli) of less than one thousand individuals on its sixth planet.

Prohibited P-311. This system is protected under the Prime Directive of Non-Interference, and only authorized contact with its natives is permitted.

Gamma Vertis (26.8, 200.4, 7.8)

Gamma Vertis is a moderate size orange star (class 1 facilities) with six planets, five of which (planets II through VI) are actually satellites of a massive Class A gas giant. Gamma Vertis IV is a low-gravity world, and supports an advanced but non-technological humanoid population which communicates telepathically. Pop: 1.6 billion.

Gideon [Delta Dorado] (54.5, 42.7, -242.9)

Gideon is the seventh planet of eight orbiting a bright white star (class 1 facilities), and has repeatedly refused to establish diplomatic relations with the Federation. At one time almost completely germ-free, Gideon suffered from extreme overpopulation (estimated in 2263 at over 500 billion, surpassing the total population of the Federation), but the recent introduction of Vegan choriomeningitis wiped out almost 97% of the planet's population.

Gothos (last known position: -132.6, -125.7, -114.3)

A Class H planetoid of magnitude 1-E (class 0 facilities), Gothos is a rogue traveling without a primary through an otherwise empty sector of space. It has a poisonous atmosphere, but areas have been terraformed by intelligent non-corporeal life-forms.

Prohibited P-140. A dangerous life form may be present on the surface. It is extremely hazardous and contact with this planetoid must be avoided.

Halka (-29.2, -137.3, 6.7)

The second of three planets orbiting a giant red star (class 0 facilities), Halka has a peaceful humanoid population with little interest in a Federation alliance. Large deposits of crude dilithium are known to exist on Halka. Pop: 580 million

Hanson's Planet (188.8, 34.9, 12.6)

A Class M planet, the first of three circling UFC 2848832, a white dwarf (class 0 facilities). Although inhabited by a race of large, furry anthropoids (homo hansoni), the planet has a mean temperature of 0°C, and is not suitable for humanoid life.

Ingraham (52.0, 39.9, 27.9)

A moderate white star with two planets in a trojan orbit (class 0 facilities). Ingraham B, the smaller of the two, is Class M, and was once the site of an advanced spacefaring civilization that was destroyed by the flying parasites in 2259. Although only vaguely anthropoid, the Ingrahamites had a limited trade agreement with the Federation.

Izar [Epsilon Bootis] (36.7, 84.7, 17.6)

The third planet of five orbiting a small orange star in a binary system, Izar is a heavily populated world with class 3 facilities. The other star in the system is a small blue one. An early Earth (Sol III) colony, Izar is now an independent world within an industrial sector of the Federation. A Star Fleet training base and several large cities are located on the major continent of Pangaea. Pop: 11.5 billion

Janus (-123.8, -30.1, 15.8)

A moderate orange star orbited by ten planets (class 1 facilities). None of the planets are Class M, but the sixth planet is Class H, with rich veins of pergium and other super-heavy elements. A mining colony is located in an extensive network of subsurface tunnels on Janus VI, and supplies the reactors of several dozen neighboring worlds. The only known intelligent silicon-based life-form, the horta, is native to Janus VI, and currently controls a one-half interest in the mining colony. Humanoid population: 157

Kaferia [Tau Ceti] (22.8, 58.7, -1.5)

The third planet of five orbiting the moderate size yellow star Tau Ceti (class 1 facilities). Kaferia was one of the first non-human civilizations contacted. A race of intelligent insectoids, the Kaferians have had profitable trade relations with the Federation for almost two hundred years. Their chief exports are flora and fauna genetically tailored by Kaferian biologists. Pop: 7.2 billion

Kalandan Outpost (12.8, 231.2, -34.0)

The only planet of a moderate yellow star (class 0 facilities) on the fringe of Federation space, this world is either an artificial construct of the ancient Kalandans or an extremely dense asteroid tailored for their purposes. Although only slightly larger than Earth's moon, it is Class M, with a barren but viable surface ecology. The planet was apparently abandoned several million years ago when disease killed the outpost personnel.

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