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Table 2:

30 GHz survey.; Col. (1) gives the SESO IAU Planetary Nebula in Galactic coordinates (PNG) name ${\rm lll.l} \pm {\rm bb.b}$, where lll.l is Galactic longitude and bb.b is Galactic latitude. The values marked by $\ast $ are sources with optical angular size larger that 1/4 OCRA-p beam, while those marked by $\Delta $ are corrected using adopted angular diameter (see Sect. 5).; Col. (2) gives the normal descriptive designation, Cols. (3) and (4) give coordinates for J2000, taken from Acker et al. (1994); Cols. (5) and (6) give measured flux densities at 30 GHz and calculated uncertainties.
PNG Name RA (J2000) Dec (J2000) $S_{30~{\rm GHz}}$ (mJy) $\Delta S_{30~{\rm GHz}}$ (mJy)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
010.8+18.0 M 2-9 17 05 37.952 -10 08 34.58 63.8 9.9
015.9+03.3 M 1-39 18 07 30.699 -13 28 47.61 70 11
019.4-05.3 M 1-61 18 45 55.072 -14 27 37.93 127 27
019.7+03.2 M 3-25 18 15 16.967 -10 10 09.47 76.8 8.0
020.9-01.1 M 1-51 18 33 28.943 -11 07 26.41 229.9 7.4
023.9-02.3 M 1-59 18 43 20.178 -09 04 48.64 107 15
025.3+40.8 IC 4593 16 11 44.544 +12 04 17.06 66.8 4.8
025.8-17.9 NGC 6818 19 43 57.844 -14 09 11.91 208 30
027.6+04.2 M 2-43 18 26 40.048 -02 42 57.63 259 10
027.7+00.7 M 2-45 18 39 21.837 -04 19 50.90 158 17
031.0+04.1 K 3-6 18 33 17.490 +00 11 47.19 98.6 8.3
032.7-02.0 M 1-66 18 58 26.247 -01 03 45.70 68.7 9.6
034.0+02.2 K 3-13 18 45 24.582 +02 01 23.85 91.3 7.1
034.6+11.8 NGC 6572 18 12 06.365 +06 51 13.01 987 38
035.1-00.7 Ap 2-1 18 58 10.459 +01 36 57.15 241 13
037.7-34.5 NGC 7009 21 04 10.877 -11 21 48.25 470 21
037.8-06.3 NGC 6790 19 22 56.965 +01 30 46.45 303 12
038.2+12.0 Cn 3-1 18 17 34.104 +10 09 03.34 68.6 6.4
039.8+02.1 K 3-17 18 56 18.171 +07 07 26.31 303 9.0
040.3-00.4 A 53 19 06 45.910 +06 23 52.47 54.9 6.5
$041.8-02.9^\Delta$ NGC 6781 19 18 28.085 +06 32 19.29 264.1 7.1
043.1+37.7 NGC 6210 16 44 29.491 +23 47 59.68 225.7 8.1
045.4-02.7 Vy 2-2 19 24 22.229 +09 53 56.66 266 12
045.7-04.5 NGC 6804 19 31 35.175 +09 13 32.01 78.1 6.6
046.4-04.1 NGC 6803 19 31 16.490 +10 03 21.88 83.8 6.3
047.0+42.4* A 39 16 27 33.737 +27 54 33.44 264 18
048.0-02.3 PB 10 19 28 14.391 +12 19 36.17 37.1 6.5
048.1+01.1 K 3-29 19 15 30.561 +14 03 49.83 71.2 5.8
048.5+04.2 K 4-16 19 04 51.471 +15 47 37.83 107 11
048.7+01.9 He 2-429 19 13 38.422 +14 59 19.21 62.1 6.1
050.1+03.3* M 1-67 19 11 30.877 +16 51 38.16 102.8 6.1
051.0+03.0 He 2-430 19 14 04.197 +17 31 32.92 37.7 6.7
051.4+09.6 Hu 2-1 18 49 47.565 +20 50 39.34 111.7 5.5
051.9-03.8 M 1-73 19 41 09.323 +14 56 59.37 36.5 4.8
054.1-12.1 NGC 6891 20 15 08.838 +12 42 15.63 97.2 7.3
055.5-00.5 M 1-71 19 36 26.927 +19 42 23.99 178.9 6.3
056.0+02.0 K 3-35 19 27 44.036 +21 30 03.83 60.1 6.4
057.9-01.5 He 2-447 19 45 22.164 +21 20 04.03 65.5 7.1
058.3-10.9 IC 4997 20 20 08.741 +16 43 53.71 108.9 6.4
060.1-07.7 NGC 6886 20 12 42.813 +19 59 22.65 73.5 7.6
060.8-03.6* NGC 6853 19 59 36.340 +22 43 16.09 95 11
061.4-09.5* NGC 6905 20 22 22.940 +20 06 16.80 38.8 4.5
063.1+13.9* NGC 6720 18 53 35.079 +33 01 45.03 189.7 7.0
064.7+05.0 BD+30 3639 19 34 45.232 +30 30 58.94 551 13
064.9-02.1 K 3-53 20 03 22.475 +27 00 54.73 73.8 5.3
067.9-00.2 K 3-52 20 03 11.435 +30 32 34.15 90.2 9.9
068.3-02.7 He 2-459 20 13 57.898 +29 33 55.94 102.5 6.9
069.7-00.0 K 3-55 20 06 56.210 +32 16 33.60 76.9 7.0
071.6-02.3 M 3-35 20 21 03.769 +32 29 23.86 161.8 6.4
074.5+02.1 NGC 6881 20 10 52.464 +37 24 41.18 109.1 7.4
075.7+35.8 Sa 4-1 17 13 50.35 +49 16 11.0 183.8 7.6
078.3-02.7 K 4-53 20 42 16.744 +37 40 25.58 44.4 6.3
082.1+07.0 NGC 6884 20 10 23.66 +46 27 39.8 139.3 6.8
083.5+12.7 NGC 6826 19 44 48.150 +50 31 30.26 303.5 8.2
086.5-08.8 Hu 1-2 21 33 08.349 +39 38 09.57 89.2 5.9
089.0+00.3 NGC 7026 21 06 18.209 +47 51 05.35 208.2 9.5
089.8-00.6 Sh 1-89 21 14 07.628 +47 46 22.17 831 45
089.8-05.1 IC 5117 21 32 31.027 +44 35 48.53 208.6 9.1
$093.4+05.4^\Delta$ NGC 7008 21 00 32.503 +54 32 36.18 178.1 8.1
093.5+01.4 M 1-78 21 20 44.809 +51 53 27.88 846 18
095.2+00.7 K 3-62 21 31 50.203 +52 33 51.64 101.3 7.8
096.4+29.9 NGC 6543 17 58 33.423 +66 37 59.52 630 15
097.5+03.1* A 77 21 32 10.238 +55 52 42.67 409.3 9.8
100.0-08.7 Me 2-2 22 31 43.686 +47 48 03.96 32.1 5.6
100.6-05.4 IC 5217 22 23 55.725 +50 58 00.43 38.4 5.7
104.1+01.0 Bl 2-1 22 20 16.638 +58 14 16.59 45 4.6
106.5-17.6 NGC 7662 23 25 53.6 +42 32 06 435 13
107.8+02.3 NGC 7354 22 40 19.940 +61 17 08.10 439 13
110.1+01.9 PM 1-339 22 58 54.857 +61 57 57.77 31.4 4.1
111.8-02.8 Hb 12 23 26 14.814 +58 10 54.65 398.7 9.4
120.0+09.8* NGC 40 00 13 01.015 +72 31 19.09 331.8 8.3
123.6+34.5 IC 3568 12 33 06.871 +82 33 48.95 58.3 5.4
130.2+01.3 IC 1747 01 57 35.896 +63 19 19.36 67.4 3.6
130.9-10.5* NGC 650-51 01 42 19.948 +51 34 31.15 62.9 3.8
138.8+02.8 IC 289 03 10 19.273 +61 19 00.91 98.8 4.0
144.5+06.5* NGC 1501 04 06 59.190 +60 55 14.34 136.2 3.8
147.4-02.3 M 1-4 03 41 43.428 +52 17 00.28 59.4 5.5
148.4+57.0* NGC 3587 11 14 47.734 +55 01 08.50 23.1 3.6
161.2-14.8 IC 2003 03 56 21.984 +33 52 30.59 40 6.3
165.5-15.2* NGC 1514 04 09 16.984 +30 46 33.47 59.6 3.2
166.1+10.4 IC 2149 05 56 23.908 +46 06 17.32 117.2 3.5
166.4-06.5 CRL 618 04 42 53.64 +36 06 53.4 731 20
173.7+02.7 PP 40 05 40 53.333 +35 42 22.29 173 4.9
184.0-02.1 M 1-5 05 46 50.000 +24 22 02.32 49.3 2.8
189.1+19.8* NGC 2371-72 07 25 34.720 +29 29 25.63 25 3.9
194.2+02.5 J 900 06 25 57.275 +17 47 27.19 86.1 4.8
196.6-10.9 NGC 2022 05 42 06.229 +09 05 10.75 70.1 3.8
197.8+17.3 NGC 2392 07 29 10.767 +20 54 42.49 186.6 5.8
206.4-40.5 NGC 1535 04 14 15.762 -12 44 22.03 125.4 9.8
211.2-03.5 M 1-6 06 35 45.126 -00 05 37.36 95 7.6
215.2-24.2 IC 418 05 27 28.204 -12 41 50.26 1581 50
221.3-12.3 IC 2165 06 21 42.775 -12 59 13.96 173.6 7.9
$231.8+04.1^\Delta$ NGC 2438 07 41 51.426 -14 43 54.88 89 10

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