The Twelve Colonies of Kobol

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There are too many to bother wasting our time listing. So here's a list of pages that link here. Approximately 2,000 years ago, twelve of the thirteen tribes of Kobol settled on nearby worlds (Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part I). Their names and icons originally corresponded to the twelve signs of the western Zodiac, although these drifted over time (Home, Part II).

It is unclear whether all twelve colonies are orbiting a single star or not, or what the name of this star might be. The semi-canonical 2003 Video Game names the home system for the twelve colonies as Cyrannus. This has yet to be confirmed in the new television series, however.

In the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica, the twelve colonies were originally located on a single world - Kobol (early draft of the Mini-Series script). However, this was later revised to twelve separate worlds, in keeping with the original concept.

Aerelon

"15 people were killed" when President Adar, for reasons unexplained, sent the Marines to Aerelon (Water).

The mining colony of Troy, destroyed in a cataclysmic explosion (Flesh and Bone) is located near Aerelon, and may have been operated by natives of that world. Troy was the alleged home of Sharon Valerii (Flesh and Bone).

The pro Pyramid team the Caprica Buccaneers played one of the lasts game of their careers before the attack against a team from Aerelon. It is not said who won the game, but presumably the Aerelon team did given Starbuck and Helo's reactions upon meeting the Buccaneers in person. (Resistance)

Natives

Sharon Valerii - (alleged, precise home given as the Troy Mining Colony )
Sekou Hamilton (Presumably - editor of the Aerelon Gazette)
The unnamed Quorum of Twelve delegate from Aerelon voted for Tom Zarek in the vice-presidential elections (Colonial Day).

Publications

Aerelon Gazette

Aquaria

The unnamed Quorum of Twelve delegate from Aquaria voted for Tom Zarek in the vice-presidential elections (Colonial Day).

Canceron

Robin Wenutu is the Canceron Representative to the Quorum of Twelve.

Caprica

Caprica is a large blue-green planet, similar to Earth. Its largest population center is Caprica City, which serves as the seat of all three branches of the Colonial Government. Caprica City is surrounded by other small towns and hamlets, such as Oasis. Thus far, Caprica is the only planet of the Twelve Colonies that viewers have seen directly. The episode opening credits show Caprica City, as well as the nuclear bombing of the planet.

Other major cities included Delphi, famous for the Delphi Museum of the Colonies and also home to a large spaceport. After the Cylon attack, the resistance cell lead by Samuel Anders operated out of Delphi.

Caprica is known for its fine Caprican cloth (which Dr. Gaius Baltar wears), fumarella leaf (used for cigar smoking), and art.

Natives

Commander William "Husker" Adama.
Caroline Adama
Captain Lee "Apollo" Adama.
Lt. Zak Adama
Doctor Gaius Baltar, Vice President
Lieutenant Kara "Starbuck" Thrace (Had an apartment in Delphi, but SkyOne sources state that she was born on Picon).
James Macmanus (Presumably - editor of the Caprican Times)
Aaron Doral (claimed)

Publications

Gemenon

Gemenon is home to the Kobol College School of Public Relations (Mini-Series). Gemenon natives are known for their literal interpretations of the Sacred Scrolls (Fragged).

Natives

Representative Sarah Porter, Quorum of Twelve
Corporal Venner
Chief Petty Officer Galen Tyrol

Leonis

Safiya Sanne is identified as both Leonis's and Picon's representative on the Quorum of Twelve. See his article for details.

Libra

No information has been given yet regarding the colony corresponding to Libra. Its colonial-era name also has yet to be confirmed.

Picon

Picon was the location for the Colonial Fleet Headquarters (Mini-Series), and as such came under heavy attack during the early stages of the Cylon attack. President Adar offered a complete and unconditional surrender to the Cylons after Picon was nuked; this overture was ignored (Mini-Series, deleted scene).

Ellen Tigh claimed to be at the airport on Picon, "on her way home" when the attack started, and that some unknown hero ensured she was put on the last ship to get off the planet (Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down).

Natives

Representative Safiya Sanne, Quorum of Twelve (Although see his article for some confusion on the matter)
Playa Palacios (Presumably - veteran columnist from the Picon Star Tribune)

Publications

Picon Star Tribune

Sagittaron

Sagittaron endured centuries of exploitation at the hands of the other colonies (Bastille Day), so much so that even after unified colonial rule, Tom Zarek lead an organised series of terrorist acts against the established government there. One of these acts include blowing up a government building (Bastille Day). Under Sagittarian penal law convicted felons lose their citizenship, but have it automatically reinstated after they finish serving their sentences. This included the right to vote and to stand for election (Colonial Day).

As of "33", 5,251 natives of the planet were in the Fleet.