Sector 335-6

Sector 335-6 is a locale within Cyrannus consisting of the Caprica/Taurus^[1] range, center to which is the gas giant Ragnar. It also consists of Range G45, which includes a red moon orbiting a gas giant, itself in the system as an ice moon where the Fleet replenishes its water supplies.

Caprica/Taurus Range

After Felix Gaeta plots and executes a Jump during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Colonel Saul Tigh places this system's chart on a CIC plotting table while Galactica prepares to navigate to dock and replenish at Ragnar Anchorage ^{(TRS: "Miniseries, Night 2")}.

Noted upon this starchart are the following locations:

Caprica Prime, perhaps Caprica itself
Cascadia Mineral Refinery
Dogna Police Outpost
DS9 - 3321^[2]
Hydro-Carbon Gas Extraction Facility
Taurus Central Complex 3
Taurus Central Complex 7
Taurus Space Complex

Range G45

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This area is in proximity of an ice moon discovered by Sharon "Boomer" Valerii and Alex "Crashdown" Quartararo. It features a gas giant where a red moon orbits, a locale where Kara "Starbuck" Thrace trains nuggets before a Cylon Raider squadron on patrol happens across them ^{(TRS: "Act of Contrition")}.

A SAR operation is conducted in this area by Galactica's support crafts and the Fleet for Thrace, who is MIA following the engagement ^{(TRS: "You Can't Go Home Again")}.

Starcharts

Prop chart from production as used on Galactica's navigation plotting table.

Notes

Taurus was the original name for the Taurons before being firmly called Tauron in the Re-imagined Series. Elements of this chart may also contradict the "quasi-official" chart later developed for The Twelve Colonies of Kobol.

References

↑ Taurus was the original name for Tauron, as noted in "Home, Part II."
↑ Two instances of this particular location are listed on the starchart. Additionally, this may be an "Easter egg" relating to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the locale to which was given the initialism of "DS9."

[1] Taurus was the original name for Tauron, as noted in "Home, Part II."

[2] Two instances of this particular location are listed on the starchart. Additionally, this may be an "Easter egg" relating to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the locale to which was given the initialism of "DS9."

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