An interacting pair of galaxies
NGC4618 (left) and NGC4625, and a dwarf
galaxy NGC4626A, marked by the arrows. A
23 ′ × 16 ′ fragment of an image obtained by
R. Sparenberg on a 44-inch telescope with an
exposure of 3.5 hours. The arrow in the upper right
corner indicates the north direction.
The coordinates are:

NGC 4625A: RA 12 h 42 min 11.0 s DEC +41 ° 15 ‘ 10 ”
(Have also a look into the article “New Low Surface Brightness Dwarf Galaxies Detected Around Nearby Spirals” in the sub-page “publications in collaboration with the TBG Group”.)