Table:
text: List of NGC objects (6001–7000)
6601–6700
6601–6700
NGC_number Object_type Constellation Right_ascension_J2000_ Declination_J2000_
6601 Galaxy Draco 18h11m44.3s °27′12″
6602 Galaxy Hercules 18h16m34.3s °02′39″
6603 Open cluster Sagittarius 18h18m °26′
6604 Cluster w/nebulosity Serpens Cauda 18h18m02.9s °14′35″
6605 Open cluster Serpens Cauda 18h16m21.7s °00′55″
6606 Galaxy Lyra 18h14m41.6s °43′16″
6607 Galaxy Draco 18h12m14.7s °61′19″
6608 Galaxy Draco 18h12m28.9s °61′17″
6609 Galaxy Draco 18h12m33.6s °61′19″
6610 Galaxy Hercules 18h11m51.2s °58′54″
6611 Open cluster Serpens 18h19m °49′
6612 Galaxy Lyra 18h16m10.8s °36′04″
6613 Open cluster Sagittarius 18h20m °06′
6614 Galaxy Pavo 18h25m07.7s °14′51″
6615 Galaxy Ophiuchus 18h18m33.5s °15′54″
6616 Galaxy Hercules 18h17m41.1s °14′18″
6617 Galaxy Draco 18h14m02.5s °19′10″
6618 Open cluster Sagittarius 18h20m26s °11′

Question: Tell me the constellation that has a right ascension of 18h17m41.1s from the list of NGC objects (6001-7000) 6601-6700?