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Table 1

Details of EVN observations.

Source(a) Pointing positions (J2000) Velocity peak Phase-calibrator Observing runs(b) (and 1σrms levels) Synthesised beam(c)
Gll.lll±bb.bbb RA (h:m:s) Dec(°:’:”) (km s−1) (mJy) (mas×mas; PA(°))
G23.207−00.377 18:34:55.21212 −08:49:11.8926 77.1 J1825–0737 A(4), E(4) 8.3 × 4.1; −27
G23.389+00.185 18:33:14.32477 −08:23:57.4723 75.4 J1825–0737 A(4), E(4) 8.3 × 4.1; −27
G23.657−00.127 18:34:51.56482 −08:18:21.3045 82.6 J1825–0737 A(4), E(4) 9.0 × 4.0; −28
G28.817+00.365 18:42:37.34797 −03:29:40.9216 90.7 J1834–0301 C(4), G(4) 7.9 × 4.1; −30
G31.047 +00.356 18:46:43.85506 −01:30:54.1551 80.7 J1834–0301 C(4), G(4) 7.5 × 4.1; −32
G31.581+00.077 18:48:41.94108 −01:10:02.5281 95.6 J1834–0301 D(6), H(6) 9.3 × 5.5; +4.7

Notes. (a)The names are the Galactic coordinates of the brightest maser spots as in Bartkiewicz et al. (2009). (b)The project EB052 was observed in the following runs: A (2/03/2013), C (4/03/2013), D (5/03/2013), E (15/03/2015), G (18/03/2015) and H (19/03/2015). (c)The sizes as in the runs A, C, D carried out in 2013.

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