A very young component in the pre-eminent starburst region of the Small Magellanic Cloud

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Table 2:

Positions and photometry of stars associated with N66A.
Star ID $^\dag$	$\alpha$ (2000)	$\delta$ (J2000)	F220W	F330W	V	I	(F220W - V)	Other designations $^\ddag$
N66A-1	00:59:14.93	-72:11:01.90	13.89	14.63	15.97	16.15	-2.08	G 67; MPG 646
N66A-2	00:59:14.77	-72:11:01.97	15.64	16.34	17.33	17.41	-1.69	G 271; MPG 641
N66A-3	00:59:15.38	-72:11:01.25	16.26	16.86	17.77	17.94	-1.51	G 427; MPG 654
N66A-4	00:59:15.10	-72:10:59.02	16.68	17.15	17.82	17.87	-1.14	G 414; MPG 648
N66A-5	00:59:15.25	-72:11:00.78	18.56	18.59	18.74	18.45	-0.18	G 844; MPG 648
N66A-6	00:59:13.74	-72:10:59.23	18.22	18.54	18.98	19.05	-0.76	G 1480; MPG 629
N66A-7	00:59:14.61	-72:10:59.63	19.14	19.26	19.81	19.83	-0.67	G 2486; MPG 640

Notes. $\dag$ See Fig. 3 for star positions.

References. $\ddag$ G: stands for Gouliermis et al. (2006); MPG: refers to Massey et al. (1989).

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