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Table 1: General target data.
Table 2: Observed targets. Column 2 gives the object number, which are ordered with increasing distance from the MSX target position. Columns 6 and 7 give the measured full-width at half maximum (FWHM)for the major and minor axes of the source. Columns 9-11 give the coordinates and offset of the most likely 2MASS PSC source within 5 $^{\prime }$ $^{\prime }$ which is associated with the TIMMI2 source, if one exists. These are only considered counterparts for angular separations $\leq$ 2.4 $^{\prime }$ $^{\prime }$ . Column 12 indicates whether any radio continuum emission has been detected near the MSX target, with ``-'' indicating that no observations have been made towards that target. A "Y'' indicates a nearby detection and ``N'' indicates a non-detection by Urquhart et al. (2007a). ``WY'' or ``WN'' indicates the results of nearby observations by Walsh et al. (1998) only, ``TY'' indicates a nearby detection by Thompson et al. (2004) and ``VY'' indicates a nearby detection by Van de Steene & Pottasch (1993).
Table 3: Sources also observed by Walsh et al. (2001).