Closest Groups
See also: Virgo SuperclusterGalaxy group | Distance | Redshift (z) | Recession velocity (km/s) | Notes |
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Local Group | - | - | - | Our Galaxy, the Milky Way, belongs to the Local Group. |
LGG 104 (IC 342/Maffei Group, IC 342 / Maffei 1 Group, IC 342 Maffei 1-2 Group) | 0.000868 | 260 | The IC 342/Maffei Group contains two subgroups, the IC 342 subgroup (IC 342 Group) and the Maffei 1 subgroup (Maffei subgroup, Maffei 1 Group, Maffei Group). | |
M81 Group (NGC 3031 Group) | 3.5 Mpc (11.4 Mly) | 0.001115 | 334 | |
Centaurus A/M83 Group (Centarus A Group, M83 Group) | 3.66 Mpc (11.9 Mly) | 0.000999 | 299 | The Centaurus A/M83 Group contains two subgroups, the Centaurus A subgroup (Centaurus A Group, NGC 5128 Group, LGG 344) and the M83 subgroup (M83 Group, NGC 5236 Group, LGG 355). |
Sculptor Group (South Polar Group) | 3.9 Mpc (12.7 Mly) | |||
Canes Venatici Group (Canes Venatici I Group, Canes I Group, M94 Group, NGC 4736 Group, LGG 291) | 4 Mpc (13.0 Mly) | 0.001612 | 483 | |
NGC 1023 Group (LGG 70) | 6.12 Mpc (20.0 Mly) | 0.002926 | 877 | |
M101 Group (NGC 5457 Group, LGG 371) | 7.33 Mpc (23.9 Mly) | 0.001288 | 386 | |
NGC 2997 Group (LGG 180) | 7.66 Mpc (25.0 Mly) | 0.002615 | 784 | |
Canes Venatici II Group (Canes II Group) | 8 Mpc (26.1 Mly) | |||
M51 Group (NGC 5194 Group, LGG 347) | 9.5 Mpc (31.0 Mly) | 0.001850 | 555 | |
Leo Triplet (M66 Group, NGC 3627 Group, LGG 231) | 10.75 Mpc (35.1 Mly) | 0.002207 | 662 | |
Leo Group (Leo I Group, M96 Group, NGC 3379 Group, LGG 217) | 11.66 Mpc (38.0 Mly) | 0.002267 | 680 | |
Draco Group | 12.25 Mpc (40.0 Mly) | |||
LGG 396 (NGC 5866 Group, NGC 5907 Group) | 0.003020 | 905 | ||
Ursa Major Group (Ursa Major I Group, M109 Group, NGC 3992 Group, NGC 3726 Group, LGG 258) | 16.88 Mpc (55.1 Mly) | 0.003388 | 1016 | |
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