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Borderland

The **Borderland** was a region of space several light-years wide between the Klingon Empire and the areas dominated by the Orion Syndicate in the mid-22nd century. It was home to many Orion Colonies, as well as rogues and renegades from both powers, and was known for being dangerous, lawless and unpredictable.

The Verex system was within the Borderland, and Verex III was the site of an Orion slave processing outpost. Arik Soong visited the Borderland in the 2130s, where he made contact with the Orions and established trade relations with them to acquire goods and equipment for himself and his Augments in their exile.

In 2154, Soong's Augments seized a Klingon bird-of-prey in the Borderland, and the Earth Starfleet vessel  *Enterprise* was ventured into the Borderland after them on 17 May of that year. After being attacked by two Orion interceptors, *Enterprise* followed them to Vertex III and rescued their kidnapped crew from the Syndicate's slave market there. (ENT: "Borderland")

Over the next century, the Borderland shrunk as the bounds of both the Klingon Empire and the United Federation of Planets shifted and grew. A sizeable chunk of the region remained under Syndicate control, as the Orion Neutrality Act solidified their sphere of influence after the Four Years War, and then the Organian Peace Treaty established the Klingon Neutral Zone in 2267. (FASA: *The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge*, *The Orions: Book of Deep Knowledge*)

*See also: The Triangle*
## External links

* Borderland article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Borderland (region) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Borderland article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Fellowship Colony

**Fellowship Colony** was a colony which was located in the Demilitarized Zone between the United Federation of Planets and the Demilitarized Zone.

Bajoran war orphan, Shon Navo, and his adopted parents resided in the colony when he was a young boy. He grew up on the colony and had a relatively happy life until the Federation-Cardassian Treaty of 2370, which saw the colony handed over to Cardassian control. A short time later, the Cardassians killed Shon's adopted parents and he eventually joined the Maquis. (*TNG* novel: *Behind Enemy Lines*)

## External links

* Fellowship Colony article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Ferasa Prime

**Ferasa Prime** was the third planet of the Ferasa system. Fomerly a Kzinti world in ancient times, it was the homeworld of the Ferasans, and originally, the Caitians. Ferasa Prime was located in the Alpha Quadrant.

In the 17th century, a controversial eugenics and genetic engineering program led to the augmentation of the majority of the Ferasan populace. The non-augmented minority were forced to leave the planet, and eventually settled on Cait. (*Star Trek Online*)

## External links

* Ferasa Prime article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Ferasa Prime article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
Cervalis V

**Cervalis V** was an M-class planet colonized by the Federation in the early 24th century, not far from the Cardassian Union. When the Federation-Cardassian Demilitarized Zone was established in 2370, the colonists refused to relocate, and the planet eventually became a headquarters for the Maquis.

In the Pendragon timeline, the planet was attacked by Klingon forces in 2374. Over 50,000 Maquis and civilians died in the massacre, though a few managed to escape on vessels such as the SS *Artemis*. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*: "*L'Morte d'Maquis*", "The Good Fight")
Gagarin Radiation Belt

The **Gagarin Radiation Belt** was a region of space surrounding the Loracus system. The area was considered hazardous to spacecraft until at least the mid-22nd century. (ENT: "Strange New World"; *Star Trek Beyond*)

In 2164, the early Federation starship USS *Franklin* went missing in the belt. (*Star Trek Beyond*)

*Nearly a century later, in 2263 of the Kelvin timeline, the* Franklin *was discovered, having crashed on the planet Altamid, far from the Gagarin belt. Montgomery Scott theorized that the vessel had experienced a wormhole displacement event in the belt, accounting for the remote distance.* (*Star Trek Beyond*)

## External links

* Gagarin Radiation Belt article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Gagarin Radiation Belt article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Gaila (Orion)

**Gaila** was a 23rd century Orion officer in the Federation Starfleet. (*Star Trek*; *TOS* comic: *Reunion*)

She was born on Vondem in the late 2230s. In 2248, she was about to be sold into slavery by her mother, when she was rescued by her father and older brother, Kai. They eventually settled on Earth, living in Nassau.

Both siblings entered Starfleet Academy in 2256, and during her time there, Gaila was roommates with Nyota Uhura for at least a semester. (*Star Trek*; *TOS* comic: *Reunion*)

By the early 2260s, Gaila held the rank of lieutenant, and was a science officer aboard the USS *Tereshkova*. (*Star Trek*; *TOS* comic: *Reunion*)

## Background

* Gaila's history in the Prime reality is adapted from that of her Kelvin timeline counterpart.

## External links

* Gaila (Orion) article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Gaila (Orion) article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Deneb Kaitos IV

*This article is about the Federation core world. You may be looking for Deneb IV, homeworld of the Bandi.*
**Deneb Kaitos IV**, known as **Kidta** to its natives, and commonly called simply **Deneb IV** or **Diphda IV** by offworlders, was a Class M planet in the Deneb Kaitos system in the Alpha Quadrant. It was the homeworld of the sentient Deirr species, members of the United Federation of Planets. Along with Deneb V, it was also one of several worlds that were home to the creatures known as Denebian Slime Devils. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*; *TOS* novel: *My Enemy, My Ally*; TOS: "The Trouble with Tribbles")

The planet was a frequent shore leave destination for Starfleet officers in the mid-23rd century. In the 2250s, Gary Mitchell and James T. Kirk underwent medical and psychological testing to determine their ESPer ratings. (TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before")

## External links

* Deneb IV article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Deneb Kaitos IV article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Deneb Kaitos IV article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Aurelia

**Aurelia II**, or simply **Aurelia**, was the second planet in the Aurelia system, and the homeworld of the Aurelians, a sentient avian species. By the mid-23rd century, Aurelia was a member of the United Federation of Planets. (*The Worlds of the Federation*; TAS: "Yesteryear")

In 2380, Starbase 127 was the closest Starfleet base to Aurelia. (*Star Trek: Legacy*)

## External links

* Aurelia article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Aurelia article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Headquarters, Allied Reconstruction Forces

The **Headquarters, Allied Reconstruction Forces** (**HARF**) was a facility set up by Starfleet in the aftermath of the Dominion War to manage the post-war reconstruction and relief efforts. It was located in the Coranum district of Cardassia City, on Cardassia Prime. (*DS9* novel: *The Crimson Shadow*, *The Never-Ending Sacrifice*, *Enigma Tales*)

Eliaseth Castien worked with HARF, beginning in 2379. (*USS Majestic* sim; *Clear Skies* RP)

HARF's primary duties were complete by 2382], and the rest were turned over to the Cardassian government. The facilities in Coranum were then into a Federation embassy. (*DS9* novel: *Enigma Tales*)

## External links

* Headquarters, Allied Reconstruction Forces article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Iotian

The **Iotians** were a humanoid species from the planet Sigma Iotia II. They were known as an imitative people, able to learn quickly. After first contact was made by the USS *Horizon*, this ability led to Iotians forming a society based on gangster culture from 1920s Chicago. (TOS: "A Piece of the Action")

## External links

* Iotian article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Iotian article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
California class

The ***California* class** was a type of Federation starship used by Starfleet during the late 24th century. Ships of this class were typically used as utility and support vessels, geared for tactical, science, or engineering tasks.

Ships of this class were typically named after cities or other locations in California, while their embarked shuttlecraft were often named for parks in the region. (LDS: "Second Contact")

## External links

* California class article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* California class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Glintara

**Glintara** was the sole planet of the Glintara system. An M-class world, it was the site of a Romulan colony.

Ambassador Gell Kamemor was from Gilntara, and in 2311, she lived there with her mate, Ravent and their son, Sorlik. (*TLE* novel: *Serpents Among the Ruins*)

In the late 24th century, Glintara was a target of Cardassian expansionism. (*DS9* novel: *Hollow Men*).

## External links

* Glintara article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Far future

The **Far future** is a broad, imprecise term to encompass any distant period of time beyond the "present day" or "modern era." From the standpoint of the United Federation of Planets in 23rd, 24th and 25th centuries, for example, the "far" future could be anywhere from the from the latter half of the third millennium to the end of time itself.

## 51st century

* Sol enters a period of heightened solar flare activity.

## 61st century

* Sol again enters a period of heightened solar flare activity.

## 123rd century

* Radiation levels in the Andromeda Galaxy are expected to reach intolerably high levels within the next ten millennia, according to scientists of the Kelvan Empire. (TOS: "By Any Other Name")

## *Alternate realities*

### *The Doctor's universe*

* In the 61st century, human scientists predict that solar flares will render Earth uninhabitable for some 5000 years. The Nerva Beacon is brought into Earth orbit to serve as a mass cryostasis facility. Due to a series of complications, the survivors would overshoot the mark and sleep for approximately 10,000 years. (DW: *The Ark in Space**)*

* In the year 16087, the survivors aboard Nerva Beacon are revived. Over the next 100 years, they return to Earth and begin to repopulate the planet. (DW: *The Ark in Space**; "Wirrn Isle")*

## External links

* Far future article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Far future article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Far future article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Far future article at ***TARDIS Data Core***, the *Doctor Who* wiki
* Timelines of the future article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
Geliod system

The **Geliod system** was a binary system in the Almatha sector of the Alpha Quadrant, consisting of a pair of bright, white dwarf stars and a number of planets, including Harkoum. From the 22nd century on, it was in Cardassian space, though somewhat remote to the core systems of the Cardassian Union.

The system became an allied protectorate following the Dominion War, and for a time was patrolled by the Romulans. (*DS9* novel: *Warpath*)

## External links

* Geliod system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Hakton VII

**Hakton VII** was a Class M planet in the Demilitarized Zone between the United Federation of Planets and the Cardassian Union. It was the site of a Federation colony.

In 2370, three Hakton colonists were killed by Cardassians in retaliation for the destruction of the freighter *Bok'Nor* by the Maquis. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part I")

Ranul Keru's father, stepmother and teenage sister lived on Hakton VII in 2372. (*TNG* novel: *Rogue*)

The colony there had rejoined the Federation by 2378. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*)

## External links

* Hakton VII article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Hakton VII article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Hakton VII article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Delta Aquilae IV

**Delta Aquilae IV** was a Class M planet in the Alpha Quadrant. In the late 24th century, the planet was home to a species of humanoids who bore physical similarity to the Tellarites, though their culture closely paralleled Victorian England on Earth. (*Star Trek Adventures*: *Alpha Quadrant Sourcebook*)

## External links

* Delta Aquilae IV article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Betelgeuse XIII

**Betelgeuse XIII** was one of three Class M planets in the Betelgeuse system in the Beta Quadrant. It had been colonized by the Betelgeusians, but abandoned long before the 23rd century in the exodus they undertook after learning of their star's impending supernova. (Decipher: *Aliens*; *TOS* novel: *The Face of the Unknown*)

At some point after the Betelgeusians had left the system, Betelgeuse XII was colonized by the Orions. By the 23rd century, it was a major population center for them, and known for a "cheerfully decadent" lifestyle and thriving criminal element. (LUG: *Star Trek: The Original Series Core Game Book*)

## External links

* Betelgeuse XIII article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Draylax

**Draylax** was a Class M planet in the Epsilon Indi system in the Beta Quadrant. It was the homeworld of the Draylaxians, and a member of the United Federation of Planets. (ENT: "Broken Bow", "Fortunate Son", "Desert Crossing"; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

During the space boom of the 22nd century, Draylax was a key port on Earth Cargo Service trade routes, at one end of a run to Vega Vega colony. (ENT: "Fortunate Son")

whiskey became very popular with human crews. Prior to the 2150s, Travis Mayweather had visited Draylax, and remembered his time there fondly, especially when thinking of the triple-breasted women of the planet. (ENT: "Broken Bow", "Fortunate Son")

Much like Coridan and Galorndon Core, Draylax suffered a devastating attack during the Earth-Romulan War, but unlike the previous planets, it was able to recover, eventually. (*ENT* novel: *The Romulan War*: *To Brave the Storm*; *Star Trek: Star Charts*)

## External links

* Draylax article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Draylax article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Hellaro Corva system

**Hellaro Corva** was a star system in the Venturius sector of the Beta Quadrant, within the borders of the Romulan Star Empire along the Federation frontier.

Once a binary system that supported at least seven planets, the secondary star collapsed into a black hole called the Eye of Corva some 200,000 years before the 24th century. The resultant cataclysm destroyed the inner five planets, and stripped the atmosphere away from the remaining outer worlds. The Eye orbited the system's primary at a distance of .74 AU, and caused a number of gravitational effects within the system; it also drew gasses from the primary, which created a plasma streamer effect, and the interaction of the gasses with the singularity's event horizon made the outer edges of the Eye visible to the naked eye.

Circa the 2320s, the Romulans established a space station in orbit of Hellaro Corva II (formerly the seventh planet before the binary's collapse), whose public mission was to monitor the black hole and study it for greater understanding of singularity mechanics and phenomena. The station's true purpose was to covertly research the Iconian ruins on the planet below. (LUG: *The Way of D'era: The Romulan Star Empire*)

## External links

* Hellaro Corva system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Ju'day class

The ***Ju'day* class** was a type of Federation starship in service during the 24th century. It shared a basic design with *Peregrine*-class fighters, though "upscaled" to more than twice the size. This type of vessel was later nicknamed the ***Condor* class**, and individual ships were referred to as "Condors". (TNG: "Preemptive Strike"; VOY: "Caretaker", "Repression"; *Star Trek CCG*)

Commissioned during the 2330s, the were originally used as couriers and transports, quickly becoming one of the most widely-used warp capable civilian craft in the Federation. In the 2370s, they were one of the primary types of vessels used as raiders by the Maquis.

In its standard configuration, *Ju'day*-class raider was approximately 68.5 meters in length (compared to 30m for the *Peregrine* fighter), could hold a crew compliment of around 30, and had a top rated speed of warp factor 9. (*Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection*; VOY: "Caretaker")

## Known vessels

* *Condor*
* *Guingouin*
* *Liberty*
* *Valjean*
* *Zola*

## External links

* Maquis raider article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Condor class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Maquis raider article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
Helaspont Station

**Helaspont Station** was a Federation space station near the Helaspont Nebula and the Federation-Tzenkethi border. It was command starbase for the Helaspont sector.

The station had a cylindrical primary hull from which extended a pair of crossover bridges connecting it to two similar, but smaller secondary hulls. The bridge arms contained docking ports and shuttlebays as well as station services and civilian establishments.

In 2319, Helaspont Station hosted a trade summit. The Gorn were among the many species in attendance. The station remained in operation through the 2380s. (*TLE* novel: *One Constant Star*; *DS9* novel: *Sacraments of Fire*)

## External links

* Helaspont Station article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Deep Space 12

**Deep Space 12** was a Federation starbase orbiting the planet Ba'ku in the Briar Patch, active during the late 24th century. The station became operational in 2377, replacing Outpost 40. (*Star Trek: Hidden Frontier*; ST game: *Hidden Evil*)

As of 2399, DS12 was the starbase closest to the planet Nepenthe. (PIC: "Broken Pieces")

The bar and crew lounge on the station was named The Metreon Cloud. (*Star Trek: Hidden Frontier*; *Star Trek: Odyssey*)

## External links

* Deep Space 12 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Deep Space 12 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Deep Space 12 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Athlone

**Athlone** (Gaelic: ***Átha Luain***) is a town in Ireland on Earth. It sits in the rough geographic center of the island, straddling the River Shannon, on the border between the counties of Westmeath and Roscommon. The town's castle was considered a minor tourist attraction, and the All-Ireland Drama Festival was held there annually. The town was also home to Sean's Bar, known to be the oldest pub in the British and Irish Isles, having operated continuously from the year 900 AD into the 24th century.

Though born in Belfast, Mark Montgomery lived with his family in Athlone, and grew up there before moving to the Aldebaran colony in his teens. While staying on Earth, Mark's parents, Ambassador Dominic Montgomery and Carol Montgomery lived in Athlone. Timothy Sinclair would often visit the Montgomerys during his retirement from Starfleet, and often said Sean's was his favorite pub. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* Athlone article at ***Wikipedia***, the free encyclopedia.
D'Vana Tendi

**D'Vana Tendi** was a 24th century female Orion Starfleet officer in the sciences division. In 2380, she held the rank of Ensign was assigned to the USS *Cerritos* as a medic. Prior to the *Cerritos*, she served on Outpost 79. (LDS: "Second Contact")

## External links

* D'Vana Tendi article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* D'Vana Tendi article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Jo'kala

**Jo'kala** was a coastal city in on Bajor, located in Musilla Province in the planet's southern hemisphere. (DS9: "Starship Down"; *Deep Space Nine Companion*)

Ro Laren was born in Jo'kala in 2340, though she spent most of her life in resettlement camps. (*DS9* novel: *Bajor:Fragments and Omens*; *TLE* novel: *Night of the Wolves*)

Bram Adir's resistance cell was active in Jo'kala during the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor. (*TLE* novel: *Night of the Wolves*)

## External links

* Jo'kala article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Jo'kala article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Arret

**Arret** was an ancient planet in the Beta Quadrant of the Milky Way galaxy, hundreds of light-years beyond Federation space in the 2260s. Once Class M, all life on the planet was annihilated some 500,000 years before the 23rd century. It had been the homeworld of the Arretians, a progenitor species believed to have seeded Vulcanoid life throughout the galaxy.

In 2268, the USS *Enterprise* discovered Arret and found the life essences of Sargon, Thalassa and Henoch, the last three survivors of the conflict that had destroyed their planet. (TOS: "Return to Tomorrow")

## External links

* Arret article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Arret article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Arret article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Idrilon III

**Idrilon III** was an uninhabited Class H planet, the third body in the Altanis Idrilon system located on the fringes of the Draconis Outback. It was a barren world with one small moon.

The planet had an oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere with high concentrations of sulfur dioxide. Its climate was arid and hot; its hydrosphere was less than 10% with no appreciable concentrations of surface water. The planet's gravity was 1.1 G, and its Year/Day cycle was 254/20.

Essentially a barren world, the planet contained no known resources that would make it valuable to any interstellar race. Idrilon III's sole interesting property was an equatorial rift that spanned some 100 kilometers across the planet's largest continent. Sulfuric ash and pyroclastic particles would spew forth from the rift during the planet's closest approach to its sun, causing a brownish-red band in the planet's atmosphere near the equator. (LUG: *Raiders, Renegades & Rogues*)

## External links

* Idrilon III article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Athan Prime

**Athan Prime** was a Class-M planet in the Athan system in Federation space. By the early 25th century, it was the site of the Starfleet Museum, housed in the orbital station formerly known as Earth Spacedock. (PIC: "The Bounty")

*It is likely that the branch of the Fleet Museum located at Athan Prime was specifically the Starfleet Museum of Deep Space Exploration. (*Ships of the Line 2014*)*

## External links

* Athan Prime article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Hiromi Sulu

**Hiromi Sulu** was a 24th century human male. He served in Starfleet, and held the rank of captain by 2344. He was the son of Demora Sulu, grandson of Hikaru Sulu, and father of Akira Sulu. (*VOY* novel: *Pathways*; *Star Trek Online*)

## External links

* Hiromi Sulu article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Deltan system

**Lta** was a star system in the Alpha Quadrant of the Milky Way Galaxy. The system contained at least nine planets. Early human explorers who made first contact with the inhabitants of the Class M fourth planet, Dhei, transliterated their name for their star and world, *Dhei-Lta* as "Delta." The appellation stuck, and the system became known throughout the Federation as the **Delta system** or **Deltan system**, identified in catalogues as **UFC-114-Delta** or **Delta-114 Ophiuchi**. (*Star Trek: The Motion Picture*; *ENT* novel: *Uncertain Logic*; *Star Trek: Star Charts*; *Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library*; *Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## System

* Lta / Delta / Delta-114 Ophiuci / UFC-114-Delta
	+ Delta I
	+ Delta II
	+ Delta III
	+ Delta IV (aka Delta or Dhei)
		- Two moons, Seyann and Cinera
	+ Delta V
	+ Delta VI
	+ Delta VII
	+ Delta VIII
	+ Delta IX

## Appendices

### Background

* Different sources have different names for the system, including Delta Principus, 114 Delta and Delta Tricaitu. *Star Charts* places it in the constellation Ophiuchus, and the **DTI** novel *Watching the Clock* identifies it as the star V2292 Ophiuchi.

### External links

* Deltan system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Beta Renner system

The **Beta Renner system** was a planetary system Sector 500 of the Alpha Quadrant, along the Cygnus Highway from the main core of Federation space in the 24th century. It had six planets, the fourth and sixth of which were home to two sentient species, the Selay and the Anticans. (TNG: "Lonely Among Us")

## External links

* Beta Renner system article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Beta Renner system article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Gentariat

**Gentariat** was a star system in the Alpha Quadrant, a day and a half away from Bajor at high warp. In 2376, it was used as a rendezvous point and staging area for ships from the Starfleet, the Klingon Defense Force and the Romulan Star Navy in preparation for an incursion into the Gamma Quadrant to investigate a Jem'Hadar attack on Deep Space 9 that destroyed the USS *Aldebaran*. (*DS9* novel: *Avatar, Book One*)

## External links

* Gentariat article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Jono Danilov

**Jono Danilov** was a 23rd century human male who served in Starfleet. By the 2270s, he was a seasoned commander and combat officer.

Of Pacific Islander and Eastern European ancestry, he had dark hair, an angular face, high cheekbones and bronze skin.

In 2275, held the rank of Commodore, and assumed command of the USS *Sempach*, the second vessel of the new *Constellation* class. The following year, Commodore Danilov and the *Sempach* led a Starfleet task force to meet with the USS *Enterprise* and a Romulan Star Navy flotilla at RV Trianguli for peace talks mediated by the Lalairu aboard their city-ship *Mascrar*.

When a preemptive strike from the Romulans revealed the negotiations to be a ruse, the Starfleet and Lalairu vessels routed the Romulans, though the USS *Lake Champlain* was lost, and the USS *Ortisei* was heavily damaged. (*TOS* novel: *Honor Blade*)

Weeks later, during the Romulan Civil War which ensued, Danilov transferred his flag to the repaired *Ortisei*. He led a Federation fleet to the aid of *Enterprise*, ChR *Bloodwing* and the Free Rihannsu forces at the Battle of Augo. The fleet's intervention helped assure victory, though *Ortisei* was destroyed and Danilov gave his life buying time for his crew to escape. (*TOS* novel: *The Empty Chair*)

## External links

* Jono Danilov article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
2318

The following events occurred in the year **2318** according to the Earth calendar.

## Events

* The first official contact between Bajor and the Cardassian Union occurs this year, though independent traders had been well-known between the two worlds for some time. (*DS9* novel: *Day of the Vipers*)

## External link

* 2318 article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2318 article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* 2318 article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Ithic II

**Ithic II** was a planet in the Demlitarized Zone between the United Federation of Planets and the Cardassian Union. An agricultural world, it was the site of both Federation and Cardassian colonies. (*DS9* novel: *The Never-Ending Sacrifice*)

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## External links

* Ithic II article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Centaurus

**Centaurus V** (colloquially known simply as **Centaurus**) was a Class M world, and the fifth planet in the Alpha Centauri system. An early Earth colony, as a member of the Centauri Concord, it became one of the founding members of the United Federation of Planets in 2161. (*TOS* novel: *Crisis on Centaurus*)

New Athens was the capital city, and in the mid-23rd century, the New Athens Spaceport was considered one of the best such facilities within the Federation. The Athena Preserve was a government park just outside New Athens. (*TOS* novel: *Crisis on Centaurus*)

As a child, Joanna McCoy lived on Centaurus with her aunt and uncle, while her father, Dr. Leonard McCoy served on Starbase 7. In 2269, she was a first-year student at the New Athens Medical Complex. (*TOS* novel: *Crisis on Centaurus*)

In 2255, James T. Kirk visited the McCoys on Centaurus. During that trip, Kirk "fell in love" with the beauty of a particular valley on the northern continent about 1000 kilometers west of New Athens. Finding out that the land was unclaimed, he set up a non-profit entity called Starstruck Incorporated and bought a 2000 hectare parcel, eventually naming it Garrovick Valley after his lost commanding officer aboard the USS *Farragut*. Using a large portion of his Starfleet pay, within 12 years, Kirk owned the entire valley and the banks of the Farragut River all the way back to the source, some thirty kilometers north, along with everything for another thirty kilometers downstream. He made sure he owned all the exploitation rights for the land and its resources as well, ensuring that no one could touch his property or the river that flowed through it. He eventually built a log cabin at his original landing spot. (*TOS* novel: *Crisis on Centaurus*; *Star Trek Generations*)

In 2269, New Athens Spaceport, and the surrounding eight kilometers, were destroyed in an antimatter explosion set off by the terrorist Holtzman. (*TOS* novel: *Crisis on Centaurus*)

*The novel* Crisis on Centaurus *states that Centaurus was the fourth planet orbiting Alpha Centauri A, which would conflict with other depictions of Alpha Centauri IV. Other sources indicate "Centaurus V" was a major human colony in the system, so* Pendragon *has retconned Centaurus to be the fifth planet.*
## Locations

New America • New Asia • New Europe
Farragut River • Garrovick Valley • Opal Ocean
Aquinasville • Second Try • Gregory's Landing • New Athens
## External links

* Centaurus article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Crisis on Centaurus article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Copernicus City

**Copernicus City** was a settlement in the Copernicus (lunar crater) on Luna. It was the location of the University of Copernicus and the Copernicus Ship Yards. (TNG: "Conundrum", "Peak Performance"; VOY: "Relativity"; *ST* novel: *Federation*; *DS9* novel: *Rules of Accusation*)

The domed city grew from an initial settlement established prior to the World War III, and was one of Earth's first lunar colonies. The population grew rapidly, necessitating expansion. By the early 2050s, the University of Copernicus was already a well renowned institution. (*ST* novel: *Federation*)

In 2324, Beverly Howard was born in Copernicus City. (TNG: "Conundrum")

## External links

* Copernicus City article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Copernicus City article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Gormagander

**Gormaganders** were a type of space-dwelling cosmozoan lifeform, one of several different types of beings commonly referred to colloquially as **space whales**. They were extremophiles and nucleovores that fed on alpha particles in solar winds. They typically lived in pods, and when they became separated from their podmates, they would often become so focused on the act of feeding that they would ignore all other instincts.

They were also the object of hunting by various species, for various purposes. Klingons and Orions were known to favor their meat. By the 23rd century, they were protected under the Federation's Endangered Species Act, and remained so for at least the next 900 years. (DSC: "Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad", "Will You Take My Hand?", "That Hope Is You, Part 2" *Short Treks*: "The Escape Artist"; PIC: "Nepenthe")

*The species was named for Jörmungandr, the world-encircling serpent from Norse mythology.*
## External links

* Gormagander article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Gormagander article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Dessica

**Dessica** (or **Epsilon Virginis**) was a star and associated planetary system in the Kaleb sector of the Beta Quadrant, just on the Federation side of the Romulan Neutral Zone. One of its planets, Dessica II was an inhabited Class M world. (TNG: "Gambit"; *Star Trek: Star Charts*; Decipher: *Worlds*; PIC: "Maps and Legends")

## External links

* Dessica article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Dessica article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Joseph Amasov

**Joseph Amasov** was a human male living in the 24th century. A Starfleet officer, he was a Captain, and commanding officer of the USS *Endeavour* during the 2360s and 2370s. (VOY: "Scorpion"; Decipher: *Starships*)

Amasov captained the *Endeavour* during the Battle of Wolf 359. In what he believed to be his final log entry, he said:

*"In all my years I could never imagine terror such as this. Cold. Calculating... Murderous. It is just a matter of pure luck that any of us are alive right now. The Borg are as close to pure evil as any race we've ever encountered."* (VOY: "Scorpion")
The *Endeavour* was heavily damaged in the battle, but nonetheless survived the encounter with the Borg, one of the only vessels to do so. Amasov and many of his crew were hospitalized for months, but they and their ship were able to return to duty by early 2368. (Decipher: *Starships*; TNG: "Redemption II")

Amasov and the *Endeavour* again faced the Borg during the Battle of Sector 001 in 2373. (*Star Trek: First Contact*)

## External links

* Amasov article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Joseph Amasov article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Draconis Outback

The **Draconis Outback** was a region of space in the Alpha Quadrant, past the coreward borders of the United Federation of Planets and the Ferengi Alliance, not far from the territory of the Tzenkethi Coalition, and near the sectors the Ferengi referred to as the Hinterlands.

In the 2370s, the Outback was very much a frontier. Not under the control of any of the major powers, the region was sparsely populated by colonists, researchers or prospectors. However, free traders, merchants and smugglers were able to make a good living there, supplying goods and sometimes-illicit "services" to the scattered settlements and outposts.

Reports of the time called it "a rough and tumble place where more than one wanted man has decided to hide out, and where even peaceful folk tend to keep their phasers close at hand." (LUG: *DS9 Core Book*)

The Altanis Idrilon system was located in the Draconis Outback, along with the space stations known as Gateway and Gorkon's Retreat. (LUG: *Raiders, Renegades & Rogues*)

## External links

* Draconis Outback article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Delos IV

**Delos IV** was a the inhabited fourth planet of the Delos system, and a desert world.

In 2352, Dr. Beverly Crusher interned under Dr. Dalen Quaice on Delos IV, which Quaice described as "the hottest, driest place in the galaxy," going on to say that it would make "a Vulcan desert look like a rain forest." (TNG: "Remember Me"; *TNG* novel: *Reunion*)

## External links

* Delos IV article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Delos IV article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Dorothy Baker

**Dorothy "Dot" Baker** was a human Starfleet science officer in the late 24th century. Baker held the rank of Lieutenant in 2371 and was assigned to Starbase 364. That year, they were part of the team that made first contact with the Streethians in the Shackleton Expanse, and were subsequently assigned to the USS *Sally Ride*. (Template:SOT: "The Bishop's Opening", "Hard Six")

A stellar cartographer, Baker's other specialties included linguistics and geology. (SOT: "The Bishop's Opening", "Hard Six")

In 2410, Baker held the rank of Commander, and was the first officer of the *Sally Ride* under the command of Captain T'Lan. (SOT: "...And Know the Place for the First Time")

## External links

* Dorothy Baker article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Dorothy Baker at the *Shield of Tomorrow* wiki
Cambra system

**Cambra** was a star system in the Beta Quadrant, inside the Klingon Empire. By the late 24th century, the House of Korath was known to operate out of the system, and Korath himself had a research lab there. (TNG: "Firstborn"; VOY: "Endgame"; *Star Trek: The Experience*; *DTI* novel: *Watching the Clock*)

## External links

* Cambra system article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Cambra article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Arnath

**Arnath** was a world in the Romulan Star Empire where refugees from the impending supernova were relocated in the 2380s. It was a harsh, desert planet with major dust storms, and little-to-no chance of supporting life on its own. (*PIC* novel: *The Last Best Hope*)

## External links

* Arnath article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Bradbury Township

**Bradbury Township** was a settlement on Mars, in the area surrounding Bradbury City. Benjamin Sisko lived there with his wife, Jennifer, and son, Jake Sisko, prior to his assignment to the USS *Saratoga*. Young Jake found the colony boring, and unlike the depictions of Mars he had been expecting. (*DS9* novel: *The 34th Rule*)

## External links

* Bradbury Township article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Bolarus sector

The **Bolarus sector** or **Bolian sector**, also known as the **Tango sector** during the Earth-Romulan War, was a region of space in the Beta Quadrant, mostly controlled by the United Federation of Planets. On the trailing side, the Bolian sector lay on the border of the Alpha Quadrant, while a portion of the Romulan Neutral Zone ran through the sector's spinward edge. It was the location of the Bolarus system, Federation Starbases 4 and 10, and Earth's Tango Outposts established during the 2160s.

The sector was bordered by Sectors 001 and 002, and the Kaleb and Teneebia sectors to the galactic south; the Devron, Sierra and Tarod sectors to the galactic west; and the Delta sector and Sector Z-6 to the galactic north. A direct course between Earth and Romulus would take a vessel through the Bassen Rift in this sector. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*; *Star Trek Nemesis*)

## Locations

Bolarus system • Breshar system • Llaiir system • NGC-1218 • Ponor system • Rashana system • Starbase 4 • Starbase 10
## External links

* Bolarus sector article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Bolarus sector article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
Joseph Yates-Sisko

**Joseph Yates-Sisko**, who preferred to go by simply **Joseph Yates**, is the son of Captains Kasidy Yates of the SS *Xhosa*, and Benjamin Sisko of Deep Space 9, Emissary of the Prophets. Named for his paternal grandfather, he was born in 2376, about six months after his father disappeared into the Celestial Temple. (DS9 documentary: *What We Left Behind*)

As a child, he was close with his half-brother Jake Sisko, though a rift eventually grew between them.

*Conjecture based on their relationship as depicted in the documentary.*
By 2395, Yates had joined Starfleet, and was serving on Deep Space 9 as a science officer. Starfleet's presence on the station had been reduced over the years, as Bajor had more fully taken over operation of DS9, and he was one of only a few Starfleet personnel assigned there; another was his friend, Molly O'Brien. He also considered Vedek Kira Nerys a friend, and mentor. (DS9 documentary: *What We Left Behind*)

*Joseph's counterpart in the First Splinter timeline was Rebecca Jae Sisko.*

## External links

* What We Left Behind article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Heidi Schipp

Dr. **Heidi Schipp** was a human scientist in the 24th century.

In 2370, Dr. Schipp led a research team to study the flora and fauna of Xerxes IV. She was joined by her assistant and lover, Dr. Jasper Conrad, their colleague Dr. Helena Burlette, and ten other scientists specializing in various fields.

Just over a year after their arrival, Schipp and her team made a discovery which they believed could lead to a cure for Irumodic Syndrome and similar disorders. When a severe ion storm struck the planet a short time later, the team was rescued by a Starfleet crew and taken to Starbase 364. (*Star Trek Adventures*: "The Rescue at Xerxes IV")

## External links

* Heidi Schipp article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Christian Summers

**Christian Summers** was a human male who served in Starfleet during the 24th century. During the 2350s, he was a Captain and commanding officer of the USS *Agincourt*.

In 2355, Captain Summers and the *Agincourt* defeated a Tholian task force in battle at Catalina Station. (Decipher: *Starships*)

## External links

* Christian Summers article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Bradbury City

**Bradbury City** was a human settlement on the planet Mars, one of the earliest of the Martian Colonies. It began as a small research outpost in the mid-21st century, and by the 24th century, it had become a bustling metropolis, surrounded by Bradbury Township.

The Hawk family were among the first settlers of the colony, and their descendants continued to live there well into the 24th century. One of those descendants was Sean Hawk, who was born there in the 2340s. (*TNG* novel: *Rogue*)

Jeffrey Sinclair was born in Bradbury City in 2218. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

Bradbury University was located in or near the city. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

## External links

* Bradbury City article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Iadara system

**Iadara** was a K class orange star with associated planetary system located in the Alpha Quadrant, near the borders of the United Federation of Planets and the Cardassian Union. One of its planets, Iadara, was the site of a Federation colony. (*Star Trek: Star Charts*; TNG: "Parallels")

## External links

* Iadara article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Cygnus Reach

The **Cygnus Reach** was an expansive region of space in the deep Alpha Quadrant beyond Deneb, described by Jean-Luc Picard in 2364 at "the great unexplored mass of the galaxy." At that time, Starfleet planned to explore the area based out of Farpoint Station at Deneb IV. After the loss of the station, and with subsequent shifts in galactic politics, those plans were put on indefinite hold. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint"; *TLE* novel: *The Buried Age*; *TTN* novel: *Orion's Hounds*)

In the early 2380s, Starfleet revived the Cygnus exploration initiative, and an expeditionary group was formed, which included the *Galaxy*-class USS *Sojourner*, two *Insignia*-class starships, several *Luna*-class vessels and at least one *Phalanx*-class ship. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*: "Land of My Sojourn", "The Light of Distant Shores")

*The region was named by author Christopher L. Bennett, following the nomenclature established by the Taurus Reach of the* Star Trek: Vanguard *novel series.*
## External links

* Cygnus Reach article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Cygnus Reach article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
Cygnus Highway

The **Cygnus Highway** or **Deneb Highway** was was one of several such "warp highways" where warp speeds were greatly multiplied by an increased Cochrane factor and local subspace density. It was a common route between the core worlds of the United Federation of Planets and the "deep Alpha Quadrant" region near Alpha Cygni (Deneb), some three thousand light-years distant. (*Star Trek: Pendragon*)

Beyond Deneb lay the Cygnus Reach, which represented to the Federation "the great unexplored mass of the galaxy." (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint"; *TLE* novel: *The Buried Age*; *TTN* novel: *Orion's Hounds*)

In 2364, the USS *Enterprise*-D traveled along the Cygnus Highway to Deneb IV, on a mission to explore the Cygnus Reach. Unfortunately, the loss of Farpoint Station as a forward base, and subsequent shifts in galactic politics, curtailed Starfleet's exploration of the region for many years. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint"; *TLE* novel: *The Buried Age*; *TTN* novel: *Orion's Hounds*)

The route of Professor Richard Galen's proposed expedition in 2369 would have followed the Cygnus Highway towards its first stop at Indri VII. (TNG: "The Chase")
Doranesh

**Doranesh**, daughter of Tofgar, was a 24th century Klingon warrior. She was a member of the House of Palkar, born on an isolated colony. By the 2370s, she held the rank of Commander and was a decorated officer, though she had never risen above the post of first officer.

Early in her career, she discovered a bat'leth among ancient ruins, and the finely-crafted blade became her prized possession.

In the opening days of the Dominion War, her vessel was ambushed by the Cardassians. Doranesh hacked the enemy ship's transporter buffer in order to beam a squad of warriors onto the Cardassian bridge and commandeer the vessel. Had she been born into a major House, the incident likely would have earned her the rank of captain and command of her own bird-of-prey. (*Star Trek Adventures*)

## External links

* Doranesh article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
Bryma

**Bryma** was a planet in the Demilitarized Zone between the Cardassian Union and the United Federation of Planets. It was the site of a Cardassian colony, which was used as cover for a weapons depot by the Cardassian military.

In 2370, the colony was targeted by Calvin Hudson's Maquis cell, but the attack was averted by Commander Benjamin Sisko and three runabouts from Deep Space 9. (DS9: "The Maquis, Part II")

Bryma was attacked by the Klingons in 2372, and the colony was obliterated. (PDN: "The Distant Fire")
Faeht class

The ***Faeht* class** was a type of Romulan warbird, launched during the late 24th century. (*Star Trek Online*)

*Faeht* warbirds were relatively small compared to the massive *D'Deridex* class and similar vessels, designed for covert missions high-risk strikes in hostile space. Like all warbirds of their era, they were each powered by an artificial quantum singularity warp core; they were also equipped with advanced sensor probes and experimental weapons.

The *Faeht* class was often used by the Tal Shiar, though by the 2410s, the design was also in use by the Romulan Republic, designated as "intel warbirds" and used for espionage *against* the Tal Shiar and Imperial remnants factions loyal to Sela. (*Star Trek Online*)

## External links

* Faeht class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* Faeht-class Intel Warbird article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki
D'deridex class

The ***D'deridex* class** was a type of Romulan warbird active from the mid-24th century through the early 25th century. Introduced in the 2340s, within two decades, it made up the bulk of the Romulan Star Navy's fleet of battlecruisers. (*Star Trek: The Next Generation*; *ST* novel: *Vulcan's Heart*)

They were exceptionally large, double-hulled vessels with a standard length of 1353 meters, more than twice the size of a *Galaxy*-class starship.

## External links

* D'deridex class article at ***Memory Alpha***, the canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* D'deridex class article at ***Memory Beta***, the non-canon *Star Trek* wiki.
* D'deridex class article at ***Star Trek Expanded Universe***, the fanon and fanworks *Star Trek* wiki.
* Warbird Battlecruiser article at the official ***Star Trek Online*** wiki