Coruscant system: Misc

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Coruscant system

Astrographical
Region	Core Worlds
Sector	Coruscant sector
Grid coordinates	L-9^[1]
XYZ coordinates	(0/0/0)^[1]
Suns	1: Coruscant Prime
Orbits	Revisse Platoril Vandor-1 Vandor-2 Vandor-3 Coruscant (later Imperial Center, Yuuzhan'tar) Centax-1 Centax-2 Centax-3 Hesperidium Muscave Stentat Improcco Frozen Moon of Improcco Nabatu Ulabos
Asteroids	The Covey asteroid belt Rainbow Bridge asteroid field (later called the Rings of Coruscant) (former moon)
Comets	Obo Rin cometary cluster
Trade routes	Perlemian Trade Route^[1] Corellian Run^[1] Metellos Trade Route^[1] Namadii Corridor^[1] Koros Trunk Line^[1] Leisure Corridor Martial Cross^[2]
Societal
Native species	Humans
Languages	Basic

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The Coruscant system, later called the Imperial system, was an eleven-planet system that contained the star Coruscant Prime and the galactic capital world of Coruscant.

1 History
2 Appearances
3 Sources
4 Notes and references

History

This system was vulnerable to meteor showers. One of them, dated some time before 3,956 BBY caused the loss of an orbital station. Another shower occurred soon after.

During the Clone Wars, clone troopers were trained on one of the system's inner worlds, Vandor-3.

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Appearances

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
Star Wars: Clone Wars
Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight
Star Wars Missions 15: Voyage to the Underworld
Star Wars Infinities: A New Hope (Non-canonical appearance)
Shadows of the Empire novel
The Unifying Force

Sources

Notes and references

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 ^1.6 The Essential Atlas
↑ Coruscant and the Core Worlds

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