List of constellations by area

Here is a list of the 88 modern constellations by their area in the sky, measured in square degrees. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

Rank\n	Constellation\n	Area
1\n	Hydra\n	1303 sq.deg.
2\n	Virgo\n	1294 sq.deg.
3\n	Ursa Major\n	1280 sq.deg.
4\n	Cetus\n	1231 sq.deg.
5\n	Hercules\n	1225 sq.deg.
6\n	Eridanus\n	1138 sq.deg.
7\n	Pegasus\n	1121 sq.deg.
8\n	Draco\n	1083 sq.deg.
9\n	Centaurus\n	1060 sq.deg.
10\n	Aquarius\n	980 sq.deg.
11\n	Ophiuchus\n	948 sq.deg.
12\n	Leo\n	947 sq.deg.
13\n	Bo�tes\n	907 sq.deg.
14\n	Pisces\n	889 sq.deg.
15\n	Sagittarius\n	867 sq.deg.
16\n	Cygnus\n	804 sq.deg.
17\n	Taurus\n	797 sq.deg.
18\n	Camelopardalis\n	757 sq.deg.
19\n	Andromeda\n	722 sq.deg.
20\n	Puppis\n	673 sq.deg.
21\n	Auriga\n	657 sq.deg.
22\n	Aquila\n	652 sq.deg.
23\n	Serpens *\n	637 sq.deg.
24\n	Perseus\n	615 sq.deg.
25\n	Cassiopeia\n	598 sq.deg.
26\n	Orion\n	594 sq.deg.
27\n	Cepheus\n	588 sq.deg.
28\n	Lynx\n	545 sq.deg.
29\n	Libra\n	538 sq.deg.
30\n	Gemini\n	514 sq.deg.
31\n	Cancer\n	506 sq.deg.
32\n	Vela\n	500 sq.deg.
33\n	Scorpius\n	497 sq.deg.
34\n	Carina\n	494 sq.deg.
35\n	Monoceros\n	482 sq.deg.
36\n	Sculptor\n	475 sq.deg.
37\n	Phoenix\n	469 sq.deg.
38\n	Canes Venatici\n	465 sq.deg.
39\n	Aries\n	441 sq.deg.
40\n	Capricornus\n	414 sq.deg.
41\n	Fornax\n	398 sq.deg.
42\n	Coma Berenices\n	386 sq.deg.
43\n	Canis Major\n	380 sq.deg.
44\n	Pavo\n	378 sq.deg.
45\n	Grus\n	366 sq.deg.
46\n	Lupus\n	334 sq.deg.
47\n	Sextans\n	314 sq.deg.
48\n	Tucana\n	295 sq.deg.
49\n	Indus\n	294 sq.deg.
50\n	Octans\n	291 sq.deg.
51\n	Lepus\n	290 sq.deg.
52\n	Lyra\n	286 sq.deg.
53\n	Crater\n	282 sq.deg.
54\n	Vulpecula\n	278 sq.deg.
55\n	Columba\n	270 sq.deg.
56\n	Ursa Minor\n	256 sq.deg.
57\n	Telescopium\n	252 sq.deg.
58\n	Horologium\n	249 sq.deg.
59\n	Pictor\n	247 sq.deg.
60\n	Piscis Austrinus\n	245 sq.deg.
61\n	Hydrus\n	243 sq.deg.
62\n	Antlia\n	239 sq.deg.
63\n	Ara\n	237 sq.deg.
64\n	Leo Minor\n	232 sq.deg.
65\n	Pyxis\n	221 sq.deg.
66\n	Microscopium\n	210 sq.deg.
67\n	Apus\n	206 sq.deg.
68\n	Lacerta\n	201 sq.deg.
69\n	Delphinus\n	189 sq.deg.
70\n	Corvus\n	184 sq.deg.
71\n	Canis Minor\n	182 sq.deg.
72\n	Corona Borealis\n	179 sq.deg.
72\n	Dorado\n	179 sq.deg.
74\n	Norma\n	165 sq.deg.
75\n	Mensa\n	153 sq.deg.
76\n	Volans\n	141 sq.deg.
77\n	Musca\n	138 sq.deg.
78\n	Chamaeleon\n	132 sq.deg.
78\n	Triangulum\n	132 sq.deg.
80	Corona Australis\n	128 sq.deg.
81\n	Caelum\n	125 sq.deg.
82\n	Reticulum\n	114 sq.deg.
83\n	Triangulum Australe\n	110 sq.deg.
84\n	Scutum\n	109 sq.deg.
85\n	Circinus\n	93 sq.deg.
86\n	Sagitta\n	80 sq.deg.
87\n	Equuleus\n	72 sq.deg.
88\n	Crux\n	68 sq.deg.\n

Note: * Serpens is divided into two parts: Serpens Caput (429 sq.deg.) and Serpens Cauda (208 sq.deg.).

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List of constellations by area