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Table A.8:

A list of all known MHOs in Monoceros.

Objecta 		RAa Deca Other IDb HHc Referencesd Comment Region
MHO 1300 06 07 10.4 -06 26 34 ${\rm HOD07 1}$ - 102 Curving, collimated jet $\sim $5$^\prime$ southwest of the main Mon R2 star forming region Monoceros
MHO 1301 06 07 30.5 -06 11 51 ${\rm HOD07 2}$ - 102 Two knots of emission $\sim $10$^\prime$ north of Mon R2 Monoceros
MHO 1302 06 07 31.6 -06 12 47 ${\rm HOD07 3}$ - 102 Small bow shock $\sim $10$^\prime$ north of Mon R2, possibly assoc. with MHO 1301 Monoceros
MHO 1303 06 07 37.6 -06 19 54 ${\rm HOD07 4}$ - 102 Two knots of emission in the Mon R2 region Monoceros
MHO 1304 06 07 38.7 -06 21 14 ${\rm HOD07 5}$ - 102 Faint, extended emission feature Monoceros
MHO 1305 06 07 41.2 -06 11 14 ${\rm HOD07 6}$ - 102 Chain of 4-5 knots $\sim $3$^\prime$ north of the Mon R2 region Monoceros
MHO 1306 06 07 41.5 -06 21 28 ${\rm HOD07 7}$ - 102 Two bright knots plus fainter filaments either side of a faint star in Mon R2 Monoceros
MHO 1307 06 07 43.7 -06 10 46 ${\rm HOD07 8}$ - 102 Small jet of extended emission $\sim $3$^\prime$ north of Mon R2 Monoceros
MHO 1308 06 07 44.0 -06 11 02 ${\rm HOD07 9}$ - 102 Bow shock near MHO 1307, $\sim $3$^\prime$ north of Mon R2 Monoceros
MHO 1309 06 07 44.1 -06 23 59 ${\rm HOD07 10}$ - 102 Jet and bow shock in the Mon R2 region Monoceros
MHO 1310 06 07 46.8 -06 20 12 ${\rm HOD07 11}$ - 102 Faint bow shock in the Mon R2 region Monoceros
MHO 1311 06 07 49.8 -06 20 43 ${\rm HOD07 12}$ - 102 Emission associated with a faint bipolar nebula in Mon R2 Monoceros
MHO 1312 06 07 54.0 -06 27 30 ${\rm HOD07 13 (3N/4N)}$ - 102 Bow shocks oat the northern end of the extensive MHO 1312-1316 outflow in south-Mon R2 Monoceros
MHO 1313 06 07 56.0 -06 29 30 ${\rm HOD07 13 (1N/2N)}$ - 102 Knots and bow shocks in MHO 1312-1316 Monoceros
MHO 1314 06 07 57.5 -06 31 05 ${\rm HOD07 13 (1B)}$ - 102 Knots in the centre of the MHO 1312-1316 outflow in south-Mon R2 Monoceros
MHO 1315 06 07 58.0 -06 32 30 ${\rm HOD07 13 (1S/2S)}$ - 102 Knots and filaments in the MHO 1312-1316 outflow Monoceros
MHO 1316 06 08 01.0 -06 34 45 ${\rm HOD07 13 (3S/4S)}$ - 102 Knots at the southern end of the extensive MHO 1312-1316 outflow in south-Mon R2 Monoceros
MHO 1317 06 07 58.9 -06 25 31 ${\rm HOD07 14}$ - 102 Compact bipolar jet $\sim $5$^\prime$ southeast of the Mon R2 region Monoceros
MHO 1318 06 08 10.0 -06 24 47 ${\rm HOD07 15}$ - 102 Curving chain of knots $\sim $5$^\prime$ east of the Mon R2 region Monoceros
MHO 1319 06 07 07.9 -06 03 42 ${\rm - }$ HH 866W 102 Group of knots extended north-south, $\sim $20'' west of MHO 1320 in L 1646 (IRAS06046-0603) Monoceros
MHO 1320 06 07 09.8 -06 03 44 ${\rm - }$ HH 866E 102 Poorly-defined bow shock $\sim $20'' east of MHO 1319 in L 1646 (IRAS06046-0603) Monoceros
MHO 1321 06 35 26.9 +03 56 22 ${\rm - }$ - 180 Multiple knots and bow shocks in a major flow in the Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1322 06 10 50.2 -06 11 55 ${\rm - }$ - 103 Array of knots associated with GGD 12-15/IRAS 06084-0611 Monoceros
MHO 1323 06 41 07.5 +10 16 20 ${\rm C(North)}$ - 104 Knotty bows $\sim $1.5$^\prime$ northwest of IRAS 06382+1017 in core BRC25 (counter-flow to MHO 1328?) Monoceros
MHO 1324 06 41 02.5 +10 15 40 ${\rm B}$ - 104 Bow shock/flow lobe extending northward from IRAS 06382+1017 in BRC25 cloud core Monoceros
MHO 1325 06 40 59.5 +10 15 20 ${\rm A(West)}$ HH 124 105, 104 Knots in western lobe of bipolar outflow from IRAS 06382+1017 (counter-lobe to MHO 1326) Monoceros
MHO 1326 06 41 05.7 +10 14 55 ${\rm A(East)}$ HH 124 105, 104 Bow shocks in eastern lobe of bipolar flow from IRAS 06382+1017 (counter-lobe to MHO 1325) Monoceros
MHO 1327 06 41 05.3 +10 14 25 ${\rm D}$ - 104 Outflow lobe extending to southeast in BRC 25 cloud core Monoceros
MHO 1328 06 41 01.9 +10 14 05 ${\rm C(South)}$ - 104 Collimated flow extending southward in BRC 25 cloud core counter-flow to MHO 1323?) Monoceros
MHO 1329 06 07 06.4 -11 16 58 ${\rm - }$ HH 999 106 Northern lobe of spectacular MHO 1329/1330 bipolar outflow from IRAS 06047-1147 Monoceros
MHO 1330 06 07 10.1 -11 18 49 ${\rm - }$ HH 999 106 Southern lobe of spectacular MHO 1329/1330 bipolar outflow IRAS 06047-1147 Monoceros
MHO 1331 06 14 37.7 +13 49 30 ${\rm [JYY] 1-5}$ HH 191 107 Emission knots and filaments associated with S269 Monoceros
MHO 1332 06 14 34.3 +13 49 10 ${\rm [JYY] 6}$ - 107 Compact feature in southwest corner of S269 cluster Monoceros
MHO 1333 06 34 37.2 +04 13 15 ${\rm AS 1}$ - 108 Large bow $\sim $30 $^{\prime\prime}$ north of AFGL 961 Monoceros
MHO 1334 06 34 35.5 +04 12 46 ${\rm AS 2}$ - 108, 109 Bows north and south of massive YSO $\sim $20 $^{\prime\prime}$ east of AFGL 961 (Rosette eye) Monoceros
MHO 1335 06 34 37.3 +04 12 23 ${\rm AS 3}$ - 108 Two bows $\sim $20 $^{\prime\prime}$ south of AFGL 961 Monoceros
MHO 1336 06 34 36.4 +04 11 39 ${\rm AS 4}$ - 108 Elongated knot $\sim $1$^\prime$ south of the Rosette eye in the AFGL 961 region Monoceros
MHO 1337 06 34 35.9 +04 12 07 ${\rm AS 5}$ - 108 Diffuse knots midway between MHO 1334/1336 in the AFGL 961 cluster Monoceros
MHO 1338 06 34 41.5 +04 14 11 ${\rm AS 6}$ - 108 Diffuse emission arcs $\sim $1.5$^\prime$ northeast of AFGL 961 Monoceros
MHO 1339 06 34 39.4 +04 13 26 ${\rm AS 7}$ - 108 Faint bow shock $\sim $1$^\prime$ northeast of AFGL 961 Monoceros
MHO 1340 06 34 38.3 +04 13 15 ${\rm AS 8}$ - 108 Multiple, overlapping bow shocks $\sim $40 $^{\prime\prime}$ northeast of AFGL 961 Monoceros
MHO 1341 06 34 31.5 +04 13 25 ${\rm AS 9}$ - 108 Narrow bow shock $\sim $1.5$^\prime$ northwest of AFGL 961 Monoceros
MHO 1342 06 34 36.1 +04 12 32 ${\rm - }$ - 128 Knot and emission $\sim $20 $^{\prime\prime}$ south of the Rosette eye Monoceros
MHO 1343 06 34 37.2 +04 13 45 ${\rm - }$ - 128 Large diffuse bow downwind of MHO 1333 Monoceros
MHO 1344 06 34 40.3 +04 13 45 ${\rm - }$ - 128 Faint emission between MHO 1338 and 1339 in the AFGL 961 region Monoceros
MHO 1345 06 34 44.5 +04 14 26 ${\rm - }$ - 128 Faint bow shocks downwind of MHO 1338 (northeast of AFGL 961) Monoceros
MHO 1346 06 34 36.2 +04 13 25 ${\rm - }$ - 128 Curving, knotty filament extending northward from the AFGL 961 cluster Monoceros
MHO 1347 06 34 33.5 +04 11 30 ${\rm - }$ - 128 Compact knot/bow shock to southwest of AFGL 961 Monoceros
MHO 1348 06 34 30.0 +04 11 15 ${\rm - }$ - 128 Faint, westward-facing bowshock to southwest of AFGL 961 Monoceros
MHO 1349 06 41 10.5 +09 29 47 ${\rm A, B}$ - 110 Emission associated with NGC 2264 IRS1 Monoceros
MHO 1350 06 41 09.9 +09 28 14 ${\rm C, D}$ - 110, 111 Knotty jet extending to south of NGC 2264 IRS1 nebula/eclipsing T Tauri star KH 15D Monoceros
MHO 1351 06 41 12.2 +09 29 50 ${\rm E, F}$ - 110 Arc in NGC 2264 IRS1 region, possibly assoc. with MHO 1350 Monoceros
MHO 1352 06 41 15.3 +09 29 44 ${\rm G1-G3, H1-H3}$ - 110 Collimated jet $\sim $1-2$^\prime$ east-southeast of NGC 2264 IRS1 Monoceros
MHO 1353 06 41 17.9 +09 30 08 ${\rm I, J, K}$ - 110 Chain of knots in the NGC 2264 IRS1 region Monoceros
MHO 1354 06 41 15.3 +09 28 34 ${\rm L}$ - 110 Compact knot in the NGC 2264 IRS1 region Monoceros
MHO 1355 06 41 17.7 +09 27 59 ${\rm M}$ - 110 Small knot in the NGC 2264 IRS1 region Monoceros
MHO 1356 06 41 12.7 +09 28 03 ${\rm N}$ - 110 Compact feature in the NGC 2264 IRS1 region Monoceros
MHO 1357 06 41 16.8 +09 27 10 ${\rm O}$ - 112 Small, faint knot in the NGC 2264 IRS1 region Monoceros
MHO 1358 06 41 05.0 +09 55 50 ${\rm A,B,C,D,H}$ - 20, 40 Complex group of knots associated with bipolar outflow in NGC 2264G region Monoceros
MHO 1359 06 41 23.0 +09 55 45 ${\rm G,E,F,I}$ - 20, 40 Faint arcs and filaments associated with bipolar outflow in NGC 2264G region Monoceros
MHO 1360 06 31 56.7 +04 19 05 ${\rm - }$ HH 871 113 Small, knotty jet in the western Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1361 06 31 51.6 +04 19 10 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Emission knots associated with nebulosity and cluster in the western Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1362 06 34 41.4 +04 07 34 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Collimated, knotty jet  5 arcmin south of AFGL 961 in the Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1363 06 34 03.8 +04 33 07 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Faint, collimated jet in the Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1364 06 33 41.0 +04 32 20 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Faint, curving jet and narrow, conical nebula in the Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1365 06 33 27.8 +04 01 35 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Small though bright arcs of emission a few arcmins to NW of the RNO 73 cluster Monoceros
MHO 1366 06 34 04.0 +04 16 48 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Faint bow shock in the Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1367 06 34 21.5 +04 18 31 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Curving series of knots in the Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1368 06 34 21.5 +04 20 55 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Chain of at least three knots near MHO 1369 Monoceros
MHO 1369 06 34 20.2 +04 21 11 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Faint, collimated jet in the Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1370 06 34 13.6 +04 20 31 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Curving jet in the Rosette region Monoceros
MHO 1371 06 34 16.8 +04 20 26 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Bright, elongated knot; possibly associated with MHO 1370 Monoceros
MHO 1372 06 34 14.0 +04 20 22 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Bright elongated knot near MHO 1370 Monoceros
MHO 1373 06 34 12.0 +04 21 41 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Two small bow shocks approx. 1 arcmin north of MHO 1370 Monoceros
MHO 1374 06 34 04.9 +04 20 15 ${\rm - }$ - 178 Two small knots a few arcmin west of MHO 1370 Monoceros

Notes. (a) Catalogue reference for the Molecular Hydrogen emission-line Object (MHO), with coordinates. (b) Other acronyms and labels used in the literature. (c) Associated Herbig-Haro object, if any. (d) References to papers presenting near-IR images, listed chronologically (including papers citing other IDs); see the full list of references at the end of Table A15.


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