Galactic regions

Galactic Regions are astrographical subdivisions of the Milky Way galaxy that were established by Universal Cartographics in December 3304 to aid in navigation, exploration, and the organization of Codex discoveries. There are a total of 42 Galactic Regions.^[1] The two most important regions with respect to humanity are the Inner Orion Spur, which contains Sol and the vast majority of human civilization within the Core Systems, and the Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm, which contains Colonia and the Colonia Region.

Galactic Regions

Number	Name	Notes
1	Galactic Centre	Location of Sagittarius A*
2	Empyrean Straits
3	Ryker's Hope
4	Odin's Hold
5	Norma Arm
6	Arcadian Stream
7	Izanami
8	Inner Orion-Perseus Conflux
9	Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm	Location of the Eol Prou Nebula and Colonia.
10	Norma Expanse
11	Trojan Belt
12	The Veils
13	Newton's Vault
14	The Conduit
15	Outer Orion-Perseus Conflux
16	Orion-Cygnus Arm
17	Temple
18	Inner Orion Spur	Location of Sol and the human bubble.
19	Hawking's Gap
20	Dryman's Point
21	Sagittarius-Carina Arm
22	Mare Somnia
23	Acheron
24	Formorian Frontier
25	Hieronymus Delta
26	Outer Scutum-Centaurus Arm
27	Outer Arm
28	Aquila's Halo
29	Errant Marches
30	Perseus Arm
31	Formidine Rift
32	Vulcan Gate
33	Elysian Shore
34	Sanguineous Rim
35	Outer Orion Spur
36	Achilles's Altar
37	Xibalba
38	Lyra's Song
39	Tenebrae
40	The Abyss	Location of Beagle Point
41	Kepler's Crest
42	The Void