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Table 1

Protostellar and prestellar cores with ℛ > 3 and an intensity peak centered on the infrared position (see Figs. B.1 and B.2).

Source name (a) Type (b) Index (c) RA (J2000) (Dec J2000) Radio-L (d) Optical (e) NIR (f) Radio-H (g)
HGBS-J032838.0+304008 protostellar (*), (‡) 20 03:28:38.07 +30:40:08.1 Y Y Y Y
HGBS-J033357.1+314329 protostellar (‡) 82 03:33:57.15 +31:43:28.9 Y Y Y Y
HGBS-J033554.3+304500 protostellar (‡) 83 03:35:54.35 +30:45:00.5 Y Y Y Y
HGBS-J033626.3+313639 protostellar (‡) 84 03:36:26.34 +31:36:39.5 Y Y Y Y
HGBS-J033738.3+313009 protostellar (‡) 85 03:37:38.37 +31:30:08.7 Y Y Y N
HGBS-J033745.1+305445 protostellar (‡) 86 03:37:45.15 +30:54:45.3 Y Y Y N
HGBS-J033812.0+314019 protostellar (‡) 87 03:38:12.08 +31:40:18.5 Y Y Y N
HGBS-J034124.9+315656 protostellar (‡) 91 03:41:24.98 +31:56:55.5 Y Y Y N
HGBS-J034227.6+310146 protostellar (‡) 96 03:42:27.60 +31:01:45.7 Y Y Y Y/N
HGBS-J034233.6+323846 protostellar (*), (‡) 97 03:42:33.63 +32:38:46.3 Y Y Y Y
HGBS-J034251.1+312216 protostellar (*), (‡) 98 03:42:51.15 +31:22:15.8 Y Y Y N
HGBS-J034254.9+314346 protostellar (‡) 99 03:42:54.96 +31:43:45.6 Y Y Y Y/N
HGBS-J034333.3+303958 protostellar (*), (‡) 101 03:43:33.38 +30:39:57.9 Y N N Y
HGBS-J034407.6+305227 protostellar (‡) 113 03:44:07.64 +30:52:26.8 Y Y Y Y
HGBS-J034426.0+330950 protostellar (*), (‡) 118 03:44:26.00 +33:09:49.6 Y Y Y N
HGBS-J034632.2+313444 protostellar (‡) 126 03:46:32.27 +31:34:43.6 Y Y Y Y/N
HGBS-J034754.5+331507 protostellar 130 03:47:54.57 +33:15:06.5 Y Y Y N
HGBS-J035034.9+330400 protostellar (*), (‡) 132 03:50:34.95 +33:04:00.1 Y Y Y N

HGBS-J032743.8+300716 prestellar (‡) 92 03:27:43.89 +30:07:15.6 Y N N Y
HGBS-J032834.4+305037 prestellar (*), (‡) 123 03:28:34.42 +30:50:36.8 Y N N Y
HGBS-J033342.2+311050 prestellar (*), (‡) 240 03:33:42.22 +31:10:49.8 Y N N N
HGBS-J034210.8+314153 prestellar (*), (‡) 300 03:42:10.80 +31:41:52.5 Y N N Y
HGBS-J034423.1+321001 prestellar (‡) 326 03:44:23.10 +32:10:01.0 Y N N Y

Notes. We include their multiwavelength counterparts within one LOFAR FWHM (20″). Detection (non-detection) is referred to with Y (N). (a) Names are taken from P21. (b) Types are taken from P21. The label “” indicates sources present in the NASA/IPAC Extra-galactic Database (NED, Chen et al. 2022). (*) next to types indicate that the sources are absent in the SIMBAD-CDS astronomical database through the Aladin sky viewer (Boch & Fernique 2014). (c) Indices are used internally in this paper. (d) LOFAR emission (Radio-L) with significantly positive values (Y) at the center of each cutout map. (e) Optical emission from Pan–STARRS1 (Magnier et al. 2020). (f) Near-infrared (NIR) emission from 2MASS (Skrutskie et al. 2006) or Spitzer (Dunham et al. 2008; Evans et al. 2009). (g) Radio emission at high frequency (Radio-H) from VLA (Condon et al. 1998; Tobin et al. 2016).

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