The superclouds of the local Milky Way | Astronomy & Astrophysics (A&A)

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Table C.2

Selection of parameters calculated for the seven superclouds.

Supercloud	Cell Count	Mass [M_⊙]	L [pc]	X [pc]	Y[pc]	Z [pc]	α [◦]	β [◦]
Radcliffe Wave	4067126	3.58e+06	2468.67	−50.50	452.14	−39.64	31.42	86.67
Split	2000152	1.85e+06	1399.60	434.87	356.88	12.94	36.87	90.02
Natrix Cloud	1373867	1.12e+06	1970.08	−452.04	364.88	36.95	25.67	85.19
Malpolon Cloud	2716199	1.99e+06	1946.38	−660.98	568.46	97.84	30.02	82.99
Vela Ridge Cloud	1772122	1.50e+06	2215.88	126.15	−619.12	33.26	36.34	85.31
Sagittarius Spur Extension	2784226	2.39e+06	1487.87	935.37	−379.19	11.45	35.85	95.50
Anguis Cloud	1018624	7.76e+05	981.80	−818.08	776.26	24.02	42.19	82.99

Notes. The column cell count indicates the voxels per structure, L gives the cloud length calculated with PCA. The columns X, Y, and Z are the unweighted mean coordinates per cloud. The angles α and β represent the face-on and edge-on angles of the clouds.

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