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{{Night Sky

{{Constellation

| image          =Draco constellation map.png

| image          =Draco constellation map.png

| rightascension  = 17^h

| rightascension  =17^h  

| declination    = +65^o

| declination    =+65^o

| distance        =

| constellation  =[[Boötes]]<br/>[[Hercules (constellation)|Hercules]]<br/>[[Lyra]]<br/>[[Cygnus (constellation)|Cygnus]]<br/>[[Cepheus (constellation)|Cepheus]]<br/>[[Ursa Minor]]<br/>[[Ursa Major]]<br/>[[Camelopardalis]]

| constellation   =

| area           =1083 sq. deg.

| type           = constellation

| starnumber     =76

| dimensions     = 1083 sq. degrees

| mainstars       =14

| magnitude       =  

| neareststar    =Struve 2398<br/>11.5 light years

| redshift        =

| planets        =5

| radvelocity    =

| messier        =1

| propmotion      =

| symbol          =Dragon

| parallax        =

}}

}}

'''Draco''' is an extensive, circumpolar [[constellation]] located in the far northern [[celestial hemisphere]], almost encircling [[Ursa Minor]].  The constellation is most noted for the fact that [[Thuban]], the north star of the ancient world is a member.  Draco was one of the 48 constellations recorded by [[Ptolemy]] in his ''Almagest'' or Great Book, and is one of the 88 modern constellations.

'''Draco''' is an extensive, circumpolar [[constellation]] located in the far northern [[celestial hemisphere]], almost encircling [[Ursa Minor]].  The constellation is most noted for the fact that [[Thuban]], the north star of the ancient world is a member.  Draco was one of the 48 constellations recorded by [[Ptolemy]] in his ''Almagest'' or Great Book, and is one of the 88 modern constellations.