NGC 7814 S is the flux density of the component centered on the galaxy only; 
NGC 7814  including the western extensions would increase S to 3.3 mJy.
NGC 0045 Not detected?
NGC 0055 S does not include the Sp=26.9mJy source at RA=00 12 43.7, DE=-39 27 32
NGC 0055  or the Sp=3.4mJ source at RA=00 13 04.3, DE=-39 28 26. 
NGC 0055  [1.42 and 4.8GHz VLA C/D-array maps in Hummel, Dettmar, and 
NGC 0055  Wielebinski (1986A&A...166...97H); 843MHz MOST map in 
NGC 0055  Harnett and Reynolds (1984MNRAS.210...13H).]
IC 0010   [10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein, Graeve and Wielebinski 
IC 0010    (1983A&A...117..332K); 24.5GHz map in Klein and Graeve 
IC 0010    (1986A&A...161..155K).]
NGC 0134  Asymmetric central component, resolved in the 1.465GHz VLA C-array map
NGC 0134   of Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H). S does not include the 
NGC 0134   Sp=1.9mJy source at RA=00 27 48.5, DE=-33 29 00.
NGC 0150 S does not include the SI=55.7mJy source at RA=00 31 47.8, DE=-28 03 03
NGC 0157  Asymmetric source; the peak at a RA=00 32 13.5, DE=-08 40 29 is 
NGC 0157  resolved in the 1.465GHz VLA C-array map of Hummel et al. 
NGC 0157  (1985A&AS...60..293H). The southeastern radio extension coincides with
NGC 0157  an optically bright spiral an H II regions.
NGC 0210 Confused? S does not include the faint northern extensions (with 3.6mJy
NGC 0210  total flux density).
NGC 0224 Contour plot of central region only. The total flux density S=[8400]mJy
NGC 0224  for the entire galaxy was estimated from the S=8.6+/-1.1Jy at 1410MHz 
NGC 0224  and {alpha}=+0.5 measured with the NRAO 91m telescope by Dennison et 
NGC 0224  al. (1975PASP...87...83D). The 1412MHz WSRT maps and references to 
NGC 0224  earlier maps can be found in Walterbos, Brinks, and Shane (1985, 
NGC 0224  Cat. <J/A+AS/61/451>).
NGC 0247 Low T_B_, very uncertain S. S does not include 
NGC 0247  the Sp=4.5mJy source at RA=00 44 21.1, DE=-20 58 55;
NGC 0247  the Sp=9.9mJy source at RA=00 44 41.6, DE=-20 55 10;
NGC 0247  the Sp=41.0mJy source at RA=00 44 44.9, DE=-21 07 36 ;
NGC 0247  or the Sp=3.8mJy source at RA= 00 44 56.5, DE=-21 05 51.
NGC 0247  Gaussian fit to the central (?) component only.
NGC 0253 S does not include the Sp=19.5mJy source at RA=00 44 45.2, DE=-25 34 07
NGC 0253  or the Sp=53.0mJy source at RA=00 45 31.4, DE=-25 34 52. [1.465GHz VLA
NGC 0253  C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C). VLA D-array maps at 1.46 
NGC 0253  and 4.9GHz in Hummel, Smith and van der Hulst (1984A&A...137..138H)
NGC 0253  843MHz MOST maps in Reynolds and Harnett (1983PASAu...5..235R);
NGC 0253  1413 and 4885MHz VLA A-array maps of the central region in Condon et
NGC 0253  al. (1982ApJ...252..102C); VLA maps with 1" resolution a 6 and 2cm
NGC 0253  in Turner & Ho (1985ApJ...299L..77T); 8.7GHz 100m telescope map
NGC 0253  in Beck et al. (1979A&A....77...25B); 10.7GHz map in Klein et al. 
NGC 0253  (1983A&A...117..332K).
NGC 0278 [1.465GHz VLA C-array and B-array maps in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C);
NGC 0278  4.86GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 0289 S does not include the Sp=16.0mJy source at RA=00 50 20.8, DE=-31 31 18
NGC 0300 Detected? Low T_B_, very uncertain S. 
NGC 0300  The SI=130mJy source at RA=00 51 31.7, DE=-37 56 37 ; 
NGC 0300  the SI=136mJy source at RA=00 51 4l.8, DE=-38 02 50 ; 
NGC 0300  the SI=14.3mJy source at RA=00 52 33.7, DE=-37 52 14 ;
NGC 0300  the SI=4.5mjy source at RA=-- 52 26.3, DE=-38 10 03;
NGC 0300  and the SI=2.6mJy source at RA=00 53 02.2, DE=-38 02 45  do not 
NGC 0300  coincide with bright H II regions in NGC 0300 and are probably 
NGC 0300  confusion.
IC 1613  Low TB, very uncertain S. The SI=2.8mJy extended source centered on 
IC 1613   RA=01 02 28.2, DE=+01 52 58 overlaps the H II complex in the 
IC 1613   northeastern quadrant (cf. Sandage 1971ApJ...166...13S) and the radio
IC 1613   supernova remnant detected by Dickel, D'Odorico, and Silverman 
IC 1613   (1985AJ.....90..414D). S does not include any of the remaining 
IC 1613   discrete sources visible in the contour map, since none of them 
IC 1613   coincide with prominent optical objects in IC 1613. [4.75GHz 100m 
IC 1613   telescope map in Klein and Grave (1986A&A...161..155K).]
NGC 0488 S does not include the SI=6.6mJy source at RA=01 19 11.3, DE=+05 02 49 
NGC 0488  or the SI=2.3mJy confusing (?) source at RA=01 19 16.6, DE=+04 58 45.
NGC 0598 Contour plot of the central region only. The total flux density 
NGC 0598  S=[3300]mJy for the entire galaxy was estimated from the S=3.3+/-0.5Jy
NGC 0598  at 1410MHz and {alpha}~+0.2 measured with the NRAO 91m telescope 
NGC 0598  (Dennison et al., 1975PASP...87...83D). [1.4GHz WSRT maps in van der 
NGC 0598   Kruit (1973A&A....29..231V) and Viallefond et al. 
NGC 0598   (1986A&AS...64..237V); 4.85GHz 100 m telescope map in von Kap-herr, 
NGC 0598   Berkhuijsen, and Wielebinski (1978A&A....62...51V).]
NGC 0613 [1.465GHz VLA C-array maps in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C) and Hummel 
NGC 0613  et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H); A-array map of the core in Hummel, van 
NGC 0613  der Hulst, and Dickey (1984A&A...134..207H).]
NGC 0628 The total flux density S=[180]mJy was estimated using S=0.18Jy at 
NGC 0628  1400MHz from the NRAO 91m telescope survey maps (Condon and Broderick 
NGC 0628  1986, Cat. <VIII/6>), converted to 1.49GHz assuming {alpha}~+0.75. 
NGC 0628  S=120mJy appears in the VLA map. S does not include the SI=2.2mJy 
NGC 0628  source at RA=01 33 50.9, DE=+15 36 16 or the Sp=8.5mJy source at 
NGC 0628  RA=01 34 16.1, DE=+15 29 06. [1415MHz WSRT map in van der Kruit 
NGC 0628   (1973A&A....29..249V).]
NGC 0660 Slightly resolved parallel to the 2.8'x0.9' optical bar in PA=217{deg}
NGC 0660  (Nilson, 1973, Cat. <VII/26>). [1413 and 4885MHz VLA A-array maps of 
NGC 0660  the central region in Condon et al. (1982ApJ...252..102C).]
IC 1727  Detected?
NGC 0672 [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 0772 S does not include the Sp=2.5mJy source at RA=01 56 29.3, DE=+18 49 11.
NGC 0772  Gaussian fit to the core component only. The northwestern radio 
NGC 0772  extension coincides with an optically bright arm 
NGC 0772  (cf. Arp 1970ApL.....5..257A).
NGC 0779 Eastern extension is probably confusion, not included in S.
NGC 0784 S does not include the Sp=5.7mJy source at RA=01 58 28.9, DE=+28 36 35.
NGC 0891 [VLA D-array maps at 1.49 and 4.86GHz in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 0891  (1987ApJS...63..771G); 1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon 
NGC 0891  (1983ApJS...53..459C); WSRT maps at 610, 1412, and 4995MHz in Allen,
NGC 0891  Baldwin, and Sancisi (1978A&A....62..397A); NRAO interferometer
NGC 0891  maps at 2.7 and 8.1GHz in Seaquist and Bignell (1976A&A....48..421S); 
NGC 0891  8.7GHz 100m telescope map in Beck et al. (1979A&A....77...25B); 
NGC 0891  10.7GHz map in Klein, Wielebiuski, and Beck (1984A&A...133...19K).]
NGC 0908 The eastern radio extension coincides with the large bifurcated optical
NGC 0908  arm (see Fig. 10 of Arp 1968Afz.....4...59A). S does not include the 
NGC 0908  Sp=31.1mJy source at RA=02 20 32.2, DE=-21 26 50.
NGC 0925 Low TB, very uncertain S. S includes all features visible in the 
NGC 0925  contour plot. [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 0925  (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 1042 S does not include the faint double-peaked southern component.
NGC 1055 S does not include the small northern extension.
NGC 1068 [VLA maps of the inner disk at 2, 6, and 20cm with 6.5" resolution in 
NGC 1068  Wynn-Williams, Becklin, and Scoville (1985ApJ...297..607W); 1.465 and 
NGC 1068  14.985GHz VLA C-array maps in Wilson & Ulvestad (1982ApJ...263..576W);
NGC 1068  1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C); 4.9 and 
NGC 1068  15.0GHz VLA A-array maps of the central region in Wilson and Ulvestad 
NGC 1068  (1983ApJ...275....8W); 15.04GHz VLA A-array maps of the central region
NGC 1068   in van der Hulst, Hummel, and Dickey (1982ApJ...261L..59V) and 
NGC 1068   Hummel, van der Hulst, and Dickey (1984A&A...134..207H); 1413 and 
NGC 1068   4885MHz VLA A-array maps of the central region in Condon et al. 
NGC 1068   (1982ApJ...252..102C); 408 and 1666MHz MERLIN maps of the central 
NGC 1068   region in Pedlar et al. (1983MNRAS.202..647P).]
NGC 1073 Badly confused by the Sp=78.7mJy quasar (Condon and Dressel,
NGC 1073  1978ApJ...221..456C; Arp and Sulentic 1979ApJ...229..496A) at 
NGC 1073  RA=02 41 04.8, DE=+01 08 29 and the Sp=73.3mJy source at 
NGC 1073  RA=02 40 57.0, DE=+01 07 18.
NGC 1084 S does not include the southwestern extensions to the main radio 
NGC 1084  component. [1.465GHz VLA C-array and B-array maps in Condon 
NGC 1084  (1983ApJS...53..459C).]
NGC 1097 [1465MHz VLA B-array map of the bar in Ondrechen and van der Hulst 
NGC 1097  (1983ApJ...269L..47O); 4.885GHz VLA A-array map of the core in Hummel,
NGC 1097  van der Hulst, and Dickey (1984A&A...134..207H); partial-VLA 1446MHz 
NGC 1097  maps of the central region in Woistencroft, Tully, and Perley 
NGC 1097  (1984MNRAS.207..889W).]
NGC 1255 S does not include the Sp=6.1mJy source at RA=03 11 15.3, DE=-25 51 19;
NGC 1255  the Sp=4.2mJy source at RA=03 11 20.8, DE=-25 50 46; or the Sp=2.3mJy 
NGC 1255  source at RA=03 11 27.7, DE=-25 57 15. [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in 
NGC 1255  Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 1291  S is of central source only; disk not detected.
NGC 1300 The Sp=4.0mjy peak at RA=03 17 19.7, DE=-19 34 53 coincides with a 
NGC 1300  chain of bright H II regions (Nos. 14-17 and 19 in Hodge,
NGC 1300  1969ApJS...18...73H) at the end of the bar. [1.465GHz VLA C-array in 
NGC 1300  Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 1302 Detected? Confusion?
NGC 1309 Asymmetric; peak position is RA=03 19 47.1, DE=-15 34 27. S does not 
NGC 1309  include the Sp=4.6mJy source at RA=03 19 54.3, DE=-15 33 10. 
NGC 1365 [Partial-VLA 1.465 and 4.885GHz maps of the nuclear region in 
NGC 1365  Sandqvist, Jorsater, and Lindblad (1982A&A...110..336S).]
NGC 1385 S does not include the Sp=5.2mJy source at RA=03 35 20.4, DE=-24 36 52.
NGC 1385  [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C).]
NGC 1421 S does not include the Sp=9.5mJy source at RA=03 40 18.2, DE=-13 40 19.
NGC 1421  [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
IC 0342  Gaussian fit to core source only. The total flux density S=[2250]mJy 
IC 0342   was estimated using S=2.40Jy at 1400MHz measured from the NRAO 91m 
IC 0342   telescope survey maps (Condon and Broderick, 1986, Cat. <VIII/6>), 
IC 0342   after converting to 1.49GHz assuming {alpha}~+0.75 and subtracting the
IC 0342   Sp=51.4mJy source at RA=03 42 37.0, DE=+67 59 08. S=982mJy appears in 
IC 0342   the VLA map. [1415MHz WSRT map in van der Kruit (1973A&A....29..249V);
IC 0342   1413MHz VLA A-array map of the central region in Condon et al. 
IC 0342   (1982ApJ...252..102C); VLA maps with 1" resolution at 6 and 2cm of 
IC 0342   core in Turner and Ho (1985ApJ...299L..77T); 4800MHz 100m telescope 
IC 0342   map in Baker et al. (1977A&A....59..261B).]
NGC 1448 S does not include the Sp=3.2mJy source at RA=03 42 36.3, DE=-44 49 17.
IC 0356  S does not include the Sp=41.5mJy source at RA=04 02 49.6, DE=+69 43 41
IC 0356   or the Sp=66.5mJy source at RA=04 03 07.6, DE=+69 42 08.
NGC 1532 The southwestern extension and off-nuclear peak (Sp=23.8mJy at 
NGC 1532  RA=04 10 06.1, RA=-33 01 18) coincide with bright optical "tails." S 
NGC 1532  does not include the northwestern radio extension produced by (?) the 
NGC 1532  interacting companion galaxy NGC 1531 (optical position RA=04 10 04.0,
NGC 1532  DE=-32 58 40).
NGC 1569 [1.465GHz VLA C-array and B-array maps in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C);
NGC 1569  NRAO interferometer maps at 2.7 and 8.1GHz in Seaquist and Bignell 
NGC 1569  (1976A&A....48..421S); 24.5GHz 100m telescope map in Klein and Grave 
NGC 1569  (1986A&A...161..155K).]
NGC 1744 The two radio peaks at RA=04 57 53.5, DE=-26 04 45 coincide with the 
NGC 1744  ends of the optical bar.
NGC 1792 S does not include the southwest or northeast extensions of the main 
NGC 1792  radio component.
NGC 1808 S does not include the Sp=4.1mJy source at RA=05 05 49.7, DE=-37 35 35.
NGC 1964 Gaussian fit to core component only. S does not include the Sp=3.5mJy 
NGC 1964  source at RA=05 31 19.3, DE=-22 00 32 or the Sp=17.0mJy source at 
NGC 1964  RA=05 31 24.6, DE=-21 57 39.
NGC 1961 [1.465GHz VLA C-array and B-array maps in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C)]
NGC 2146 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C); WSRT maps at
NGC 2146  1410 and 4995MHz in de Bruyn (1977A&A....57..221D); 1413MHz VLA 
NGC 2146  A-array map of the central region in Condon et al. 
NGC 2146  (1982ApJ...252..102C); high-resolution maps on the central region 
NGC 2146  (VLA at 1465 and 4885MHz and NRAO interferometer at 8085MHz) in 
NGC 2146   Kronberg and Biermann (1981ApJ...246..751K).]
NGC 2207 S includes IC 2163 (optical position RA=06 14 20.5, DE=-21 21 27) but 
NGC 2207  not the Sp=1.9mJy source at RA=06 14 13.7, DE=-21 24 03. [1.465GHz VLA
NGC 2207  C-array and B-array maps in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C); 1.465GHz VLA
NGC 2207  C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 2280 Gaussian fit to the centrai component only. S does not include the 
NGC 2280  Sp=4.6mjy source at RA=06 42 54.7, DE=-27 40 04.
NGC 2276 Asymmetric source cuts off sharply on western edge. S does not include 
NGC 2276  the three faint western peaks, which are background sources. [1.465GHz
NGC 2276  VLA C-array and B- array maps in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C).]
NGC 2336 S does not include the Sp=1.2mJy source at RA=07 18 00.5, DE=+80 14 20.
NGC 2336  [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 2366 The Sp=13.0mJy southern radio peak at RA=07 23 25.9, DE=+69 17 31 
NGC 2366  coincides with the bright H II complex NGC 2363 = Mrk 71 = H II 
NGC 2366  regions I and II of Sandage and Tammann (1974ApJ...190..525S). 
NGC 2366  [10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein, Grave, and Wielebinski 
NGC 2366  (1983A&A...117..332K).]
NGC 2403 S=[330]mJy estimated from S=0.35Jy at 1400MHz from the NRAO 91m 
NGC 2403  telescope sky maps (Condon and Broderick, 1985, Cat. <VIII/6>), 
NGC 2403  converted to 1.49GHz assuming {alpha}~+0.75. S=218mJy in VLA map. 
NGC 2403  [1415MHz WSRT map in van der Kruit (1973A&A....29..231V); 10.7GHz 100m
NGC 2403  telescope map in Klein and Emerson (1981A&A....94...29K).]
Ho II    The Sp=6.7mJy radio peak at RA=08 14 06.1, DE=+70 52 55 and the 
Ho II     Sp=13.3mJy radio peak at RA=08 14 16.2, DE=+70 52 04 lie near 
Ho II     optically bright H II regions (cf. Hodge, 1969ApJS...18...73H).
NGC 2613 Two peaks, Sp=11.0mJy at RA=08 31 08.6, DE=-22 47 54 and Sp=10.3mJy at 
NGC 2613  RA=08 31 14.6, DE=-22 48 30.
NGC 2655 [1.465 and 4.885GHz VLA A-array maps of the core in Hummel, van der 
NGC 2655  Hulst, and Dickey (1984A&A...134..207H).]
NGC 2683 S does not include extensions from the main Gaussian body of the radio 
NGC 2683  source. [VLA D-array maps at 1.49 and 4.86GHz in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 2683  (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 2775 S does not include the SI=2.4mJy confusing (?) source at RA=09 07 42.8,
NGC 2775  DE=+07 16 19.
NGC 2835 Confused? Uncertain S does not include the Sp=8.7mJy source at 
NGC 2835  RA=09 15 33.9, DE=-22 07 14 or the Sp=1.6mJy source at RA=09 15 35.5, 
NGC 2835  DE=-22 05 00.
NGC 2841 [VLA D-array maps at 1.49 and 4.86GHz in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 2841  (1987ApJS...63..771G); WSRT maps at 610 and 1410MHz in Hummel and 
NGC 2841  Bosma (1982AJ.....87..242H); 10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein and 
NGC 2841  Emerson (1981A&A....94...29K).]
NGC 2903 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H); 
NGC 2903  1415MHz WSRT map in van der Kruit (1973A&A....29..231V); VLA maps with
NGC 2903  2" resolution at {lambda}=20, 6, and 2cm in Wynn-Williams and Becklin 
NGC 2903  (1985ApJ...290..108W); partial-VLA map at 4885MHz in van der Hulst, 
NGC 2903  Crane, and Keel (1981AJ.....86.1175V); 10.7GHz 100m telescope map in 
NGC 2903  Klein and Emerson (1981A&A....94...29K).]
NGC 2976 Asymmetric radio structure, Sp=11.8mJy off-nuclear peak at 
NGC 2976  RA=09 43 02.6, DE=+68 09 36. S does not include the Sp=1.3mJy source 
NGC 2976  at RA=09 43 31.3, DE=+68 10 55.
NGC 2997 S does not include the Sp=1.1mJy source at RA=09 43 16.9, DE=-31 01 36.
NGC 2985 S does not include the small northeastern extension to the radio source
NGC 3031 Gaussian fit to the compact nuclear source only. [1415MHz WSRT map in 
NGC 3031  Segalovitz (1977A&A....55..203S); multi-configuration VLA maps at 6 
NGC 3031  and 20cm in Bash and Kaufman (1986ApJ...310..621B).]
NGC 3034 Gaussian fit to the central source only. [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in 
NGC 3034  Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C); VLA A-array maps at 1413 and 4873MHz in 
NGC 3034  Kronberg, Biermann, and Schwab (1985ApJ...291..693K); partial-VLA maps
NGC 3034  at 1465, 1667, and 4885MHz in Kronberg, Biermann, and Schwab 
NGC 3034  (1981ApJ...246..751K); 1413MHz VLA A-array map of the central region 
NGC 3034  in Condon et al.  (1982ApJ...252..102C); VLA maps at 1.48GHz (B-array)
NGC 3034  and 4.87GHz (C-array) in Seaquist, Bell, and Bignell 
NGC 3034  (1985ApJ...294..546S).]
DDO 70   Not detected.
NGC 3079 S does not include the Sp=1.7mJy source at RA=09 58 31.6, DE=+55 51 55.
NGC 3079  [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C); WSRT maps 
NGC 3079  at 1410 and 4995MHz in de Bruyn (1977A&A....58..221D); VLA maps at 
NGC 3079  1.4 and 4.9GHz of the central region in Duric et al. 
NGC 3079  (1983ApJ...273L..11D) and Duric and Seaquist (1986ApJ...304...82D); 
NGC 3079  1413MHz VLA A-array map of the central region in Condon et al. 
NGC 3079  (1982ApJ...252..102C); VLA 6cm map of the central region in Hummel, 
NGC 3079  van Gorkom, and Kotanyi (1983ApJ...267L...5H); 2.7 and 8.1GHz NRAO 
NGC 3079  interferometer maps in Seaquist, Davis, and Bignell 
NGC 3079  (1978A&A....61..199S); 10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein, 
NGC 3079  Wielebinski, and Beck (1984A&A...133...19K).]
NGC 3109 Low TB, very uncertain S. S does not include the 
NGC 3109  Sp=1.5mJy source at RA=10 00 33.5, DE=-25 52 42 or the 
NGC 3109  Sp=11.0mJy source at RA=10 00 41.7, DE=-25 57 19.
DDO 75   Not detected? Confusion? The Sp=0.6mJy peak at RA=10 08 33.7, 
DDO 75    DE=-04 26 43 may be a background source.
NGC 3169 S does not include the Sp=1.0mJy source at RA=10 11 47.2, DE=+03 40 40.
NGC 3147 S does not include the Sp=0.8mJy source at RA=10 12 01.6, DE=+73 38 05.
NGC 3147  [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 3184 VLA D-array maps at 1.49 and 4.86GHz in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 3184 (1987ApJS...63..771G).
NGC 3190 Confused? The double-peaked source (Sp=15.8mJy at RA=10 15 16.4, 
NGC 3190  DE=+22 04 47 and Sp=20.2mJy at RA=10 15 20.9, DE=+22 04 30) is not 
NGC 3190  well centered on the galaxy. S does not include the Sp=2.0mJy source 
NGC 3190  at RA=10 15 07.3, DE=+22 02 38. [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and 
NGC 3190  Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 3198 S does not include the two northern peaks.
NGC 3227 S does not include the Sp=6.4mJy source at RA=10 20 43.6, DE=+20 09 03 
NGC 3227  produced by NGC 3226 (optical position: RA=10 20 43.5, DE=+20 09 07). 
NGC 3227  [4.885GHz partial-VLA map of the nucleus in Ulvestad, Wilson, and 
NGC 3227  Sramek (1981ApJ...247..419U).]
IC 2574   Low T_B_, uncertain S. The Sp=4.1mJy component at RA=10 25 03.0, 
IC 2574    DE=+68 43 31 coincides with the bright complex containing H II 
IC 2574    regions I and II of Sandage and Tammann (1974ApJ...190..525S). The 
IC 2574    Sp=0.7mJy source at RA=10 25 07.7, DE=+68 40 39 coincides with their 
IC 2574    H II region III.
NGC 3310 The low-brightness western extension of the radio source covers the 
NGC 3310  optical "bow and arrow." [1.465GHz VLA C-array maps in Condon 
NGC 3310  (1983ApJS...53..459C) and Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H); 
NGC 3310  high-resolution VLA maps at 2, 6, and 20cm in Duric et al. 
NGC 3310  (1986ApJ...304...82D); 610 and 4995MHz WSRT maps in van der Kruit and 
NGC 3310  de Bruyn (1976A&A....48..373V); partial-VLA {almbda}=6cm maps of the 
NGC 3310  core in Balick and Heckman (1981A&A....96..271B); 2.7 and 8.1GHz NRAO 
NGC 3310  interferometer maps in Seaquist and Bignell (1977A&A....55..163S).]
NGC 3319 The Sp=2.4mJy component at RA=10 36 08.3, DE=+41 56 32 may be a 
NGC 3319  background source. S does not include the Sp=19.4mJy source at 
NGC 3319  RA=10 36 27.2, DE=+42 00 06. [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and
NGC 3319  Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 3338 The Sp=7.7mJy peak at RA=10 39 23.2, DE=+14 00 15 may indicate 
NGC 3338  confusion.
NGC 3344 S does not include the Sp=13.3mJy source at RA=10 40 51.1, DE=+25 06 49
NGC 3344  or the Sp=47.2mJy source at RA=10 40 57.6, DE=+25 08 08.
NGC 3351 Confused by the Sp=46.7mJy source at RA=10 41 22.1, DE=+11 59 14. S 
NGC 3351  does not include the Sp=16.4mJy source at RA=10 4l 23.9, DE=+11 55 49.
NGC 3368 S includes only the component centered on the galaxy.
NGC 3423 S does not include the Sp=1.5mJy source at RA=10 48 47.5, DE=+06 08 26.
NGC 3432 S does not include the Sp=28.0mJy source at RA=10 49 48.7, DE=+36 56 58
NGC 3432  [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G); 
NGC 3432  1415MHz WSRT map in van der Kruit (1973A&A....29..249V).]
NGC 3504 S does not include the Sp=4.9mJy source at RA=11 00 32.6, DE=+28 12 46.
NGC 3504  [4.86GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G); 
NGC 3504  1.465 and 4.885GHz partial-VLA maps of the nucleus in Ulvestad, 
NGC 3504  Wilson, and Sramek (1981ApJ...247..419U).]
NGC 3513 S does not include the Sp=19.4mJy source at RA=11 01 27.3, DE=-22 56 20
NGC 3521 S does not include the double confusing source with 
NGC 3521  Sp=106mJy at RA=11 03 19.4, DE=+00 132 55 and 
NGC 3521  SI=115mJy at RA=11 03 22.7, DE=+00 12 22.         
NGC 3556 [VLA D-array maps at 1.49 and 4.86GHz in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 3556  (1987ApJS...63..771G); WSRT maps at 610, 1410, and 4995MHz in de Bruyn
NGC 3556  and Hummel (1979A&A....73..196D); 10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein,
NGC 3556   Wielebinski, and Beck (1984A&A...133...19K).]
NGC 3621 S does not include the Sp=1.5mJy source at RA=11 16 04.5, DE=-32 31 14.
NGC 3623 Badly confused by the Sp=14.7mJy source at RA=11 16 20.0, DE=+13 20 31.
NGC 3627 The double-peaked radio "bar" with major-axis PA approximately 165{deg}
NGC 3627  is also visible in the 10.7GHz 100m telescope map (Urbanik, Grave and 
NGC 3627  Klein, 1985A&A...152..291U).
NGC 3628 [2.68 and 4.75GHz 100m telescope maps in Schlickeiser, Werner, and 
NGC 3628  Wielebinski (1984A&A...140..277S); 4885MHz VLA A-array map of the 
NGC 3628  central region in Condon et al. (1982ApJ...252..102C).]
NGC 3646 The Sp=17.9mJy radio peak at RA=11 19 01.9, DE=+20 26 10 coincides with
NGC 3646  the edge of the optical ring. [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et 
NGC 3646  al.  (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 3642 S does not include the faint southern extension. 1.465GHz VLA C-array 
NGC 3642  map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).
NGC 3675 [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 3686 [1.465 GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 3705 S does not include the Sp=1.9mJy source at RA=11 27 31.3, DE=+09 34 59 
NGC 3705  or the faint southwest extension.
NGC 3718 S includes the entire source enclosed by the lowest contour in the 
NGC 3718  contour map. [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 3718 (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 3726 S does not include the Sp=23.3mJy confusing (?) source at 
NGC 3726  RA=11 30 42.7, DE=+47 19 15.
NGC 3877 S does not include the Sp=2.1mJy source at RA=11 43 22.2, DE=+47 48 13.
NGC 3887 Asymmetric radio source. The Sp=9.5mJy peak at RA=11 44 31.1, 
NGC 3887  DE=-16 34 15 lies on an optically bright H II region. [1.465GHz VLA 
NGC 3887  C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 3893 S does not include the Sp=0.9mJy source at RA=11 46 06.9, DE=+48 56 36.
NGC 3898 Badly confused. S does not include the SI=17.1mly source at 
NGC 3898  RA=11 46 47.7, DE=+56 21 38. [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and 
NGC 3898  Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 3949 Double core source resolved by the 1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel 
NGC 3949  et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).
NGC 3953 S does not include the Sp=0.9mJy source at RA=11 51 28.3, DE=+52 39 17.
NGC 3953  Southern extension of radio peak on bright H II region? [1.465GHz VLA 
NGC 3953  C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 3982 [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 4013 S does not include the Sp=1.7mJy source at RA=11 56 03.5, DE=+44 11 53.
NGC 4027 Radio peak at RA=11 56 57.3, DE=-18 59 19. Asymmetric northwestern 
NGC 4027  extension coincides with a large spiral arm. S does not include the 
NGC 4027  Sp=1.3mJy source at RA=11 56 46.8, DE=-18 59 15.
NGC 4038 S includes NGC 4039 (optical position RA=11 59 20.2, DE=-18 36 21) but 
NGC 4038  not the two faint western peaks. [Partial-VLA maps at 1.465 and 
NGC 4038  4.885GHz in Hummel and van der Hulst (1986A&A...155..151H).]
NGC 4041 [1.465GHz VLA C-array maps in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C) and Hummel 
NGC 4041  et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 4051 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H); 1465 
NGC 4041  and 4885MHz VLA A-array maps of the core in Ulvestad and Wilson 
NGC 4041 (1984ApJ...285..439U).]
NGC 4088 S does not include the Sp=4.1mJy source at RA=12 02 57.2, DE=+50 46 41.
NGC 4088  [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 4136 S does not include the Sp=1.1mJy source at RA=12 06 47.9, DE=+30 14 31.
NGC 4145 Low T_B_, uncertain S. S includes all components shown in the contour 
NGC 4145  map.
NGC 4151 S does not include the Sp=13.3mJy source at RA=12 08 02.4, DE=+39 43 24
NGC 4151  [4.885GHz VLA maps of the nucleus in Ulvestad, Wilson, and Sramek 
NGC 4151  (1981ApJ...247..419U) and Condon et al. (1982ApJ...252..102C); 1485 
NGC 4151  and 4885MHz partial-VLA maps of the nucleus in Johnston et al. 
NGC 4151  (1982ApJ...262...61J); 14.985GHz VLA A-array map of the nucleus in 
NGC 4151  Wilson and Ulvestad (1982ApJ...263..576W); 1666MHz MTRLI map of the 
NGC 4151  core in Booler, Pedlar, and Davies (1982MNRAS.199..229B).]
NGC 4157 S does not include the SI=62.3mJy source at RA=12 08 42.3, DE=+50 48 18
NGC 4157  [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G); 
NGC 4157  1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C).]
NGC 4178 The Sp=5.9mJy radio peak at RA=12 10 09.9, DE=+11 07 40 coincides with 
NGC 4178  an optically bright knot at the southwest tip of the galaxy (cf. 
NGC 4178  Schanberg, 1972ApJS...26..115S).
NGC 4214 S includes the Sp=1.5 mJy source at RA=12 13 05.2, DE=+36 39 02 that 
NGC 4214  appears to coincide with optically bright H II regions. [1419MHz 
NGC 4214  Cambridge Half-Mile Telescope map in Allsopp (1979MNRAS.188..765A).]
NGC 4216 The radio peak is significantly east of the optical position.
NGC 4236 Low T_B_, very uncertain S. S includes the Sp=0.9mJy component at 
NGC 4236  RA=12 14 03.9, DE=+69 47 50 and the Sp=1.6mJy component at 
NGC 4236  RA=12 14 43.9, DE=+69 40 28.
NGC 4244 Low T_B_, very uncertain S. S includes the Sp=1.5mJy component at 
NGC 4244  RA=12 14 39.8, DE=+38 01 35 and the Sp=1.4mJy component at 
NGC 4244  RA =12 15 18.9, DE=+38 08 28.
NGC 4242 Radio variable? S=8mJy in the 1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and 
NGC 4242  Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G) not centered on the optical galaxy.
NGC 4254 S does not include the Sp=3.4mJy source at RA=12 16 22.7, DE=+14 45 30.
NGC 4254  The Sp=22.6mJy peak at RA=12 16 13.5, DE=+14 43 19 is probably caused 
NGC 4254  by confusion (see the 1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon,
NGC 4254  1983ApJS...53..459C). [10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Urbanik, Klein, 
NGC 4254  and Grave (1986A&A...166..107U).]
NGC 4258 Not observed. S=[790]mJy estimated using S=0.83Jy at 1400MHz from the 
NGC 4258  NRAO 91m telescope sky maps (Condon & Broderick, 1985, Cat. <VIII/6>),
NGC 4258  converted to 1.49GHz assuming a {alpha}~+0.75. [1412MHz WSRT map in 
NGC 4258  van Albada (1980A&AS...39..283V); 610MHz map in de Bruyn 
NGC 4258  (1977A&A....58..221D); 1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. 
NGC 4258  (1985A&AS...60..293H); combined VLA and WSRT 1.48GHz maps in van 
NGC 4258  Albada and van der Hulst (1982A&A...115..263V); 4.75 and 10.7GHz 100m 
NGC 4258  telescope maps in Krause, Beck, and Klein (1984A&A...138..385K); 
NGC 4258  10.7GHz map in Klein and Emerson (1981A&A....94...29K).]
NGC 4274 S does not include the Sp=3.8mJy source at RA=12 17 10.5, DE=+29 52 44.
NGC 4274  [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 4303 S does not include the Sp=11.5mJy source at RA=12 19 10.2, DE=+04 46 13
NGC 4303  [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C).]
NGC 4314 [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 4321 S=[340]mJy estimated using S=0.36Jy at 1400MHz from the NRAO 91m 
NGC 4321  telescope sky maps (Condon and Broderick, 1985, Cat. <VIII/6>), 
NGC 4321  converted to 1.49GHz assuming {alpha}~+0.75. S=230mJy in the VLA map. 
NGC 4321  The extension southeast of the nucleus produced by SN 1979C (Weiler et
NGC 4321  al., 1981ApJ...243L.151W) is resolved in the 1.465GHz VLA C-array map 
NGC 4321  in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H). [1415MHz WSRT map in van der 
NGC 4321  Kruit (1973A&A....29..249V); 10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Urbanik, 
NGC 4321  Klein, and Grave (1986A&A...166..107U).]
NGC 4388 VLA {lambda}=6cm map of the central region in Hummel, van Gorkom, and 
NGC 4388  Kotanyi (1983ApJ...267L...5H).]
NGC 4395 S does not include the Sp=28.1mJy confusing (?) source at 
NGC 4395  RA=12 23 30.9, DE=+33 50 20 that lies in an empty field on the POSS 
NGC 4395  prints. [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 4395  (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 4414 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C).]
NGC 4438 Map degraded by sidelobe response to 3C 274. 5 does not include the 
NGC 4438  Sp=10.8mJy source at RA=12 25 19.8, DE=+13 20 16. [1.4GHz WSRT map in
NGC 4438  Kotanyi and Ekers (1983A&A...122..267K); VLA {lambda}=6cm map of the 
NGC 4438  central region in Hummel, van Gorkom & Kotanyi (1983ApJ...267L...5H).]
NGC 4449 S does not include the Sp=4.9mJy source at RA=12 25 40.3, DE=+44 18 25 
NGC 4449  The northern extension of the peak covers the supernova remnant shown 
NGC 4449  in the VLA D-array {lambad}=6cm map in Bignell and Seaquist 
NGC 4449  (1983ApJ...270..140B) as well as a complex of H II regions (Crillon 
NGC 4449  and Monnet, 1969A&A.....1..449C). [2.7GHz NRAO interferometer map in 
NGC 4449  Seaquist and Bignell (1978ApJ...226L...5S); 24.5GHz 100m telescope map
NGC 4449  in Klein and Grave (1986A&A...161..155K).]
NGC 4448 [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 4450 S does not include the faint eastern extension.
NGC 4490 S includes NGC 4485, visible as the northern extension to the main 
NGC 4490  source. [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 4490  (1987ApJS...63..771G); 1415 and 4995MHz WSRT maps in Viallefond, 
NGC 4490  Allen, and de Boer (1980A&A....82..207V); 1.465GHz VLA C-array map in 
NGC 4490  Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C); 2.7 and 8.1GHz NRAO interferometer maps 
NGC 4490  in Seaquist, Davis, and Bignell (1978A&A....63..199S); 10.7GHz 100m 
NGC 4490  telescope maps in Klein and Emerson (1981A&A....94...29K) and Klein, 
NGC 4490  Grave, and Wielebinski (1983A&A...117..332K); 24.5GHz map in Klein 
NGC 4490  (1983A&A...121..150K).]
NGC 4496 The Sp=14.3mJy offset radio peak at RA=12 29 07.8, DE=+04 12 11 
NGC 4496  coincides with an optically bright H II region.
NGC 4501 S does not include the Sp=1.8mJy source at RA=12 29 25.3, DE=+14 38 54 
NGC 4501  or the Sp=0.7mJy source at RA=12 29 38.7, DE=+14 39 29. [10.7GHz 100m 
NGC 4501  telescope map in Urbanik, Klein, and Grave (1986A&A...161..155K).]
NGC 4504 Not detected?
NGC 4517 S does not include the SI=4.1mJy source at RA=12 30 16.3, DE=+00 24 52.
NGC 4527 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 4536 S does not include the Sp=4.0mJy source at RA=12 32 02.6, DE=+02 26 21 
NGC 4536  or the Sp=2.5mJy source at RA=12 32 07.2, DE=+02 25 30. [1.465GHz VLA 
NGC 4536  C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H); 1413MHz VLA 
NGC 4536  A-array map of the central region in Condon et al. 
NGC 4536  (1982ApJ...252..102C).]
NGC 4548 Detected? Confusion?
NGC 4559 S does not include the Sp=2.1mJy source at RA=12 33 40.3, DE=+28 14 22.
NGC 4559  [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 4565 [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).] 
NGC 4565  The 1414MHz WSRT map of Broeils and Sancisi (1985A&A...153..281B) 
NGC 4565  shows an unresolved 1.3mJy central source at RA=12 33 52.1, 
NGC 4565  DE=+26 15 47. Both 610 and 1412MHz WSRT maps in Ekers and Sancisi 
NGC 4565  (1977A&A....54..973E). A 1410MHz WSRT map appears in Hummel, Sancisi, 
NGC 4565  and Ekers (1984A&A...133....1H).
NGC 4568 S includes NGC 4567 (optical position: RA=12 34 01.1, DE=+11 32 01) but
NGC 4568  does not include the faint southeastern radio extension.
NGC 4569 [10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Urbanik, Klein, and Grave 
NGC 4569  (1986A&A...166..107U).]
NGC 4579 Map degraded by sidelobe response to 3C 274.
NGC 4593 Badly confused by the SI=18.4mJy source at RA=12 37 02.6, DE=-05 05 23.
NGC 4596 Not detected.
NGC 4605 S includes only the main radio component centered on the galaxy.
NGC 4618 The southern extension of the radio source coincides with an optically 
NGC 4618  bright hooked arm. [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 4618  (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 4631 [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G); 
NGC 4631  WSRT maps at 610 and 1412MHz in Ekers & Sancisi (1977A&A....54..973E);
NGC 4631  4995MHz map in de Bruyn (1977A&A....58..221D); 2.7 and 8.1GHz NRAO 
NGC 4631  interferometer maps in Duric, Crane & Seaquist (1982AJ.....87.1671D); 
NGC 4631  327MHz OSRT map in Sukumar and Velusamy (1985MNRAS.212..367S); 
NGC 4631  4800MHz 100m telescope map in Wielebinski and von Kap-herr 
NGC 4631  (1977A&A....59L..17W); 10.7GHz map in Klein, Wielebinski, and Beck 
NGC 4631  (1984A&A...133...19K).]
NGC 4651 Confused by the SI=2.75Jy quasar 3C 275.1 at RA=12 41 27.4, 
NGC 4651  DE=+16 39 18 (cf. Sandage, Veron, and Wyndham, 1965ApJ...142.1307S).
NGC 4654 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C).]
NGC 4656 S includes all components surrounded by the lowest contour enclosing 
NGC 4656  the galaxy position. Gaussian fit to central component only. [1.49GHz 
NGC 4656  VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 4666 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C).]
NGC 4689 [1.465 GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 4691 S does not include the SI=8.5mJy confusing source at RA=12 45 44.2, 
NGC 4691  DE=-03 04 18.
NGC 4698 Detected? Confusion?
NGC 4725 Low TB, confused? S does not include the Sp=7.8mJy source at 
NGC 4725  RA=12 48 13.6, DE=+25 44 32. [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and 
NGC 4725  Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 4731 S does not include the Sp=2.1mJy source at RA=12 48 34.4, DE=-06 07 27.
NGC 4736 S does not include the Sp=2.9mJy source at RA=12 48 13.5, DE=+41 21 38.
NGC 4736  [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G); 
NGC 4736  WSRT maps at 610, 1415, and 4995MHz in de Bruyn (1977A&A....54..491D);
NGC 4736  partial-VLA map at 4885MHz in van der Hulst, Crane, and Keel 
NGC 4736  (1981AJ.....86.1175V); 10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein and Emerson
NGC 4736  (1981A&A....94...29K).]
NGC 4775 S does not include the Sp=3.3mJy source at RA=12 51 03.5, DE=-06 20 57.
NGC 4781 S does not include the faint southern extension.
NGC 4826 [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G);
NGC 4826  10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein & Emerson (1981A&A....94...29K).]
NGC 4866 Not detected. Confused by the SI=8.0mJy source 
NGC 4866  at RA=12 56 51.5, DE=+14 26 32.
NGC 4902 S includes only the main Gaussian component.
NGC 4939 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 4981 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 5005 S does not include the faint eastern or western extensions. 1.465GHz 
NGC 5005  VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).
NGC 5023 Not detected.
NGC 5033 S does not include the Sp=2.1mJy source at RA=13 10 52.1, DE=+36 50 35.
NGC 5055 S=[390]mJy estimated using S=0.42Jy at 1400MHz from the NRAO 91m 
NGC 5055  telescope sky maps (Condon and Broderick, 1985, Cat. <VIII/6>), 
NGC 5055  converting to 1.49GHz assuming {alpha}~+0.75, and subtracting the 
NGC 5055  Sp=11.9mJy confusing (?) source at RA=13 13 50.3, DE=+42 18 33. 
NGC 5055  S=332mJy appears in the VLA map. [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel
NGC 5055  et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H); WSRT maps at 610 and 1410MHz in Hummel
NGC 5055  and Bosma (1982AJ.....87..242H); 1415MHz WSRT map in van der Kruit
NGC 5055  (1973A&A....29..231V); 10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein and Emerson
NGC 5055  (1981A&A....94...29K).]
NGC 5054 S does not include the faint southern extension. [1.465GHz VLA C-array 
NGC 5054  map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 5068 The radio peaks appear to coincide with bright H II complexes (cf. 
NGC 5068 Hodge, 1969ApJS...18...73H).
NGC 5101 S does not include the Sp=1.3mJy confusing source at RA=13 18 57.7, 
NGC 5101  DE=-27 08 56.
NGC 5112 S does not include the Sp=0.7mJy source at RA=13 19 32.6, DE=+39 01 27.
NGC 5170 S includes all components enclosed in the lowest contour containing the
NGC 5170  galaxy position.
NGC 5194 The total flux density S=[1490]mJy was estimated using S=1.57Jy at 
NGC 5194  1400MHz from the NRAO 91m telescope sky maps (Condon and Broderick, 
NGC 5194  1985, Cat. <VIII/6>) and converting to 1.49GHz assuming {alpha}~+0.75.
NGC 5194  S=1234mJy in the VLA map includes NGC 5195 (optical position 
NGC 5194  RA=13 27 52.4, DE=+47 31 48), visible as the Sp=47.4mJy peak at 
NGC 5194  RA=13 27 53.8, DE=+47 31 09 on the map, but not the Sp=24.9mJy 
NGC 5194  confusing source at RA=13 28 09.5, DE=+47 25 52. [1.465GHz VLA C-array
NGC 5194  map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C); WSRT maps at 610 and 1415MHz in 
NGC 5194  Segalovitz (1977A&A....54..703S); VLA maps of the core at 6 and 20cm 
NGC 5194  in Ford et al. (1985ApJ...293..132F); 10.7GHz 100m telescope map in 
NGC 5194  Klein and Emerson (1981A&A....94...29K); 14.7 and 22.8GHz maps in 
NGC 5194  Klein, Wielebinski, and Beck (1984A&A...135..213K).]
NGC 5236 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C); 843MHz MOST 
NGC 5236  map in Harnett (1984MNRAS.210...13H); 1465MHz VLA B+C-array map and 
NGC 5236  4885MHz C-array map of the bar region in Ondrechen 
NGC 5236  (1985AJ.....90.1474O); 1413MHz VLA A-array map of the central region 
NGC 5236  in Condon et al. (1982ApJ...252..102C).]
NGC 5248 Confused by the Sp=123mJy source at RA=13 35 00.1, DE=+09 10 14. 
NGC 5248  [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 5247 The Sp=3.3mJy component at RA=13 35 15.8, DE=-17 39 13 coincides with 
NGC 5247  optically bright knots in the southwestern spiral arm. S does not 
NGC 5247  include the Sp=1.6mJy source at RA=13 35 14.1, DE=-17 34 07" or
NGC 5247  the Sp=1.9mJy source at RA=13 35 19.5, DE=-17 35'01. 1.465GHz VLA 
NGC 5247  C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).
NGC 5334 Badly confused by the Sp=7.9mJy source at RA=13 50 27.1, DE=_00 51 09.
NGC 5371 S does not include the Sp=1.7mJy source at RA=13 53 34.3, DE=+40 45 08.
NGC 5371  The lowest radio contours twist to match the optical major-axis 
NGC 5371  PA=0{deg}. Asymmetric central component resolved by the 1.465GHz VLA 
NGC 5371  C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).
NGC 5364 Badly confused. S includes only the component centered on the galaxy 
NGC 5364  position.
NGC 5457 The total flux density S=[750]mJy was estimated using S=0.77Jy at 
NGC 5457  1400MHz from the NRAO 91m telescope sky maps (Condon and Broderick, 
NGC 5457  1985, Cat. <VIII/6>) and converting to 1.49GHz with {alpha}~+0.4 
NGC 5457  (Israel, Goss, and Allen, 1975A&A....40..421I). [1.49GHz VLA D-array 
NGC 5457  map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G); 610 and 1415MHz WSRT 
NGC 5457  maps in Israel, Goss, and Allen (1975A&A....40..421I).]
NGC 5474 The radio source lies on the bright "eccentric nucleus" (Nilson, 1973, 
NGC 5474  Cat. <VII/26>) at the northern edge of the galaxy.
NGC 5566 S does not include the Sp=7.6mJy source at RA=14 17 45.2, DE=+04 06 56.
NGC 5585 Not detected?
NGC 5584 Off-nuclear peak at RA=14 19 51.7, DE=-00 09 47 coincides with a bright
NGC 5584  H II region?
NGC 5643 [VLA A/B-array maps at 1.49 and 4.86GHz in Morris et al. 
NGC 5643  (1985MNRAS.216..193M).]
NGC 5669 S does not include the Sp=0.7mJy source at RA=14 30 07.6, DE=+10 06 37.
NGC 5676 S does not include the faint northern extension, which is resolved into
NGC 5676  two background (?) sources by the 1.465GHz VLA C-array maps in Condon 
NGC 5676  (1983ApJS...53..459C) and Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).
NGC 5701 Not detected.
NGC 5713 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Condon (1983ApJS...53..459C).]
NGC 5746 Badly confused by the Sp=34.4mJy source at RA=14 42 24.4, DE=+02 12 17
NGC 5746  and the Sp=25.1mJy source at RA=14 42 26.0, DE=+02 13 27.
NGC 5907 Confused by the Sp=34.5mJy source at RA=15 14 44.8, DE=+56 27 09 and 
NGC 5907  the Sp=29.1mJy source at RA=15 14 45.7, DE=+56 27 57. [1410MHz WSRT 
NGC 5907  map in Hummel, Sancisi, and Ekers (1984A&A...133....1H).]
NGC 5921 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 5985 S includes only the main radio component on the galaxy position. 
NGC 5985  [1.49GHz VLA D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 6015 S does not include the Sp=1.0mJy source at RA=15 50 27.8, DE=+62 27 47.
NGC 6118 Confused?
NGC 6140 Not detected?
NGC 6217 S does not include the faint southwestern extension. [1.465GHz VLA 
NGC 6217  C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H); 4.885GHz VLA 
NGC 6217  A-array map of the core in Hummel, van der Hulst, and Dickey 
NGC 6217  (1984A&A...134..207H).]
NGC 6340 Not detected. Confused by the SI=7.0mJy unresolved (<0.2'FWHM) source 
NGC 6340  at RA=17 11 14.7, DE=+72 21 24.
NGC 6384 S does not include the faint southeastern extension.
NGC 6503 Near the Sp=1212mJy point source 1749+70.1 at RA=17 49 03.6, 
NGC 6503  DE=+70 06 40 identified with a BL Lac object (Arp et al., 
NGC 6503  1976ApJ...207L..13A).
NGC 6643 S does not include the Sp=2.1mJy source at RA=18 20 24.5, DE=+74 32 19.
NGC 6822 The Sp=11.7mJy extended (1.2'x0.5' in PA=122{deg}) source centered on 
NGC 6822  RA=19 41 43.3, DE=-14 49 27 covers Hodge's (1977ApJS...33...69H) H II 
NGC 6822  regions 2 and 4. The Sp=20.2mJy source at RA=19 42 02.9, DE=-14 50 30
NGC 6822  coincides with his H II region No. 9 and the Sp=8.8mJy source at 
NGC 6822  RA=19 42 15.5, DE=-14 50 38 with No. 14. The faint (SI=2.1mJy) source
NGC 6822  at RA=19 42 06.9, DE=-14 55 45 is close to H II region 12 (optical 
NGC 6822  position RA=19 42 06.1, DE=-14 55 49) and may be a supernova remnant 
NGC 6822  (cf. Dickel, D'Odorico, and Silverman, 1985AJ.....90..414D). S does 
NGC 6822  not include any of the remaining discrete sources visible in the 
NGC 6822  contour map. [10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein, Grave, and 
NGC 6822  Wielebinski (1983A&A...117..332K); 4.75GHz map in Klein and Grave 
NGC 6822  (1986A&A...161..155K).]
NGC 6907 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 6946 [VLA D-array maps at 1.49 and 4.86GHz in Gioia and Fabbiano 
NGC 6946  (1987ApJS...63..771G); WSRT maps at 610, 1415, and 4995MHz in van der 
NGC 6946  Kruit, Allen, and Rots (1977A&A....55..421V); VLA maps with 1" 
NGC 6946  resolution at 6 and 2cm of core in Turner & Ho (1985ApJ...299L..77T); 
NGC 6946  10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein et al. (1982A&A...108..176K).]
NGC 7184 Double-peaked brightness distribution.
NGC 7217 S does not include the faint southwestern extension. 1.49GHz VLA 
NGC 7217  D-array map in Gioia and Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).
NGC 7314 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 7331 The radio core is resolved in the 1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et
NGC 7331  al. (1985A&AS...60..293H). [1415MHz WSRT map in van der Kruit 
NGC 7331  (1973A&A....29..249V); WSRT maps at 610 and 1410MHz in Hummel and 
NGC 7331  Bosma (1982AJ.....87..242H); 10.7GHz 100m telescope map in Klein, 
NGC 7331  Wielebinski, and Beck (1984A&A...133...19K).]
NGC 7418 S does not include the Sp=0.8mJy source at RA=22 53 44.7, DE=-37 15 38.
NGC 7424 Low T_B_, very uncertain S. S does not include the Sp=40.6mJy source at
NGC 7424  RA=22 54 39.9, DE=-41 18 46.
NGC 7479 S does not include the Sp=8.9mJy confusing (?) source at RA=23 02 24.8,
NGC 7479  DE=+12 04 48. The southwest radio extension corresponds to a large 
NGC 7479  spiral arm. 
NGC 7496 S does not include the Sp=2.3mJy source at RA=23 06 57.7, DE=-43 39 55.
NGC 7541 [1.465GHz VLA C-array map in Hummel et al. (1985A&AS...60..293H).]
NGC 7552 [1415MHz FST map in Ward et al. (1980MNRAS.193..563W).]
NGC 7582 [1415MHz FST map in Ward et al. (1980MNRAS.193..563W); 1465 and 4885MHz
NGC 7582  VLA A-array maps of the core in Ulvestad and Wilson 
NGC 7582  (1984ApJ...285..439U).]
NGC 7606 S does not include the Sp=4.8mJy source at RA=23 16 30.5, DE=-08 48 23.
IC 5332  Detected?
NGC 7713 S includes the main radio component on the galaxy position only.
NGC 7723 S includes the main radio component on the galaxy position only.
NGC 7741 S does not include the Sp=1.0mJy source at RA=23 41 19.4, DE=+25 50 12.
NGC 7741  [1.49 GHz YLA D-array map in Gioia & Fabbiano (1987ApJS...63..771G).]
NGC 7793 S does not include the Sp=5.1mJy source at RA=23 54 55.6, DE=-32 54 10 
NGC 7793  or the Sp=2.0mJy source at RA=23 55 10.9, DE=-32 55 49. [843MHz MOST 
NGC 7793  map in Harnett (1986PASAu...6..325H).]
DDO 221  Low T_B_, very uncertain S.