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Table 1: Associations between uncatalogued radio sources visible in the 1616 MHz map of Liszt & Spiker (1995) and bright ISOGAL sources. The 1950 coordinates (Cols. 1 and 2) are extracted from Fig. 1 in Liszt and Spiker (1995), and were precessed to 2000 epoch in Cols. 3 and 4.
Table 2: Coordinates, 7 and 15 $\mu$ m magnitudes, extension at 15 $\mu$ m $\sigma _{15}$ and 7-15 $\mu$ m association quality flag for the sources located within the cluster. The Id. column gives the identification letters, as they appear in Fig. 11.
Table A.1: 2MASS and DENIS magnitudes, ISOGAL, MSX and IRAS fluxes for two among our 46 candidate young objects. The full table is available through Vizier at the CDS¹.
Table A.2: Main characteristics of the 32 YSO candidates detected at 7 and 15 $\mu$ m: J and K DENIS magnitudes, ISO-DENIS association quality flag $q_{\rm ID}$ and separation; magnitudes, uncertainties and quality flags at 7 and 15 $\mu$ m, 7-15 $\mu$ m association quality flag $q_{\rm II}$ and separation; aperture magnitude at 15 $\mu$ m; MSX: this column contains a "+'' if the source is associated (within 8'') with an MSX source with F_E/F_D>2, and a "X'' if there is an association, but with F_E/F_D<2.
Table A.3: Main characteristics of the 14 YSO candidates detected only at 15 $\mu$ m. Columns are the same as in Table A.2, except for the 7 $\mu$ m and 7-15 $\mu$ m association data.