Notes. Columns are as follow: Col. 1: progressive index. Column 2: name defined as “FQS-MC” followed by the Galactic coordinates of the cloud’s centroid. Columns 3 and 4: Galactic longitude and latitude of the cloud’s centroid. Columns 5 and 6: intensity-weighted semi-major and semi-minor axes, ma and mi, respectively. Column 7: position angle with respect to the cube x-axis. Column 8: mean velocity. Column 9: velocity dispersion. Column 10: ¹²CO (1–0) integrated intensity across the area of the cloud. Column 11: total luminosity from the ¹²CO (1–0) line. Column 12: kinematic distance from the Sun. Column 13: equivalent radius, assuming circular geometry. Column 14: area. Column 15: total mass derived from Herschel H₂ column density. Column 16: average surface density. Column 17: virial parameter. Column 18: number of dendrogram leaves. Column 19: flag1; 0 indicates that the cloud is fully mapped in the Herschel H₂ column density map, 1 indicates that the area of the cloud as derived from the ¹²CO (1–0) data is only partially covered, or not covered at all, by the Herschel H₂ column density map; for those clouds the derived mass and surface density are lower limits and the virial parameter is an upper limit. Column 20: flag2; 0 means that the cloud is fully mapped in ¹²CO (1–0), 2 means that the area of the cloud as derived from the ¹²CO (1–0) touches the border of the map; those clouds could extend outside the mapped area, therefore the measured parameters are linked to an uncertainty that depends on how much CO emission was missed. Only a few objects are listed as example here, the complete catalogue is available at CDS.