Cluster:	Abell 1185 UMa (Abell distance class 2)
Site:	Neutsch, Odenwald
fst:	6m,5
Instr.:	457/1850-Newton
Mag.	154 ×, 222 ×
Description:	There are only few galaxy clusters listed as dc2 and AGC 1185 perhaps is the the most prominent one. The cluster is very large in size: It covers an area of 30 arc minutes. A whole lot of stellar galaxies not listed by the GSC but identified with Webb Society Handbook 5. Number 1 is a very bright and dominating object.

Nr.	Object (MegaStar)	mag.	Description with 18"
1	NGC 3550	14.1p	pretty bright, definite, round, bright central region
2	NGC 3552	14.8	pretty bright, small, bright centre, diffuse
3	NGC 3553	15.6	easy, small, diffuse, central condensation
4	NGC 3554	15.4	easy, round, slightly brighter to the middle
5	NGC 3558 (MKN 422)	14.6p	conspicuous, bright central condensation
6	NGC 3561A	14.3	easy, elongated, stellar core?
7	NGC 3561B	14.7	easy, round, diffuse
8	MCG+5-27-12	15.5	definite, shapeless glow
9	MCG+5-27-15	15.5	definite, shapeless glow
10	MCG+5-27-16	15.7	definite, slightly elongated, diffuse
11	CGCG 156-2	15.5	definite, shapeless glow, close to a star
12	PGC 33994	-	suspected
13	KUG 1107+288	-	suspected
14	MAC 1111+2845A	-	suspected
15	MAC 1110+2841A	-	suspected, elongated?
16	MAC 1110+2841B	-	suspected
17	MAC 1111+2832	-	suspected
18	MAC 1110+2843A	-	suspected, elongated?
19	MAC 1110+2843B	-	suspected, elongated?
20	MAC 1110+2840	-	suspected
21	MAC 1110+2837	-	suspected, star close to E