Fig. 1
Region around DEM L299 in the LMC with DEM L299 visible as a cavity, lying north-east of emission region LHA 120-N 164 and east of DEM L297. Parts of the supergiant shell LMC-SGS 2 can be seen as filaments in the eastern part of the image, while 30 Doradus is visible as a bright emission region in the west. The image is created out of MCELS data and is a three-colour image showing the Hα emission in red, [S ii] emission in green, and [O iii] emission in blue. The whole image shows an area of 60 × 34′ (~870 pc × 500 pc). North is approximately in the upward direction, east is to the left.
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