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| 1 | Aldea   | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Aldea
Planet that was able to cloak itself for thousands of years that suddenly reveals itself, with its inhabitants proposing peace. But, after initial negotiations, children of the Enterprise are kidnapped due to the infertility of the inhabitants.
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| 2 | Alderaan  | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Alderaan
Planet originally from Star Wars, listed in the chart Starship Deploy Status, which was seen in the Starbase 173 courtroom.
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| 3 | Algeron IV | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Algeron IV
The Enterprise's next destination at the end of the episode, where Picard orders Wesley to plot a course.
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| 4 | Altair III | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Altair III
Planet. Captain Robert DeSoto of the U.S.S. Hood was once ordered not to beam down to the surface of the planet Altair III with an away team because the excursion was considered too dangerous, and inappropriate for a commanding officer.
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| 5 | Angel One | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Angel One
Planet the Enterprise visits that is ruled by a matriarchal society.
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| 6 | Arveda III | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Arveda III
Planet that Dr. Crusher mentions that her grandmother helped colonize.
Picard: Your grandmother was a doctor?
Dr. Crusher: No.
Picard: Oh. She was a botanist, then?
Dr. Crusher: She helped to colonise Arveda III.
Picard: Arveda III? That's such a tragedy. Did she survive?
Dr. Crusher: Yes. Once the medical supplies had run out, she had to use what was at hand. So she learned all about roots and herbs, and then taught it to me.
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| 7 | Atlantis | Geographic Areas | Territories |
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Atlantis
Mythical Earth civilization that Riker mentions: Tasha, I'm surprised you haven't heard the stories about Aldea, the wondrous mythical world. Like Atlantis of ancient Earth or Neinman of Xerxes Seven. Advanced culture, centuries old. Self-contained, peaceful. Incredible technical sophistication providing the daily needs for all the citizens, so that they could turn themselves over to art and culture... Somehow, as the legend goes, the Aldeans were able to cloak their planet in darkness and go unseen by marauders, and other hostile passers-by who might rob and plunder.
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| 8 | Betazed | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Betazed
Troi's home planet.
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| 9 | Brekka | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Brekka
One of two planets in the Delos star system, along with Ornara, fighting over the cure to a 200-year-old plague.
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| 10 | Bynar System | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Bynar System
Star system home to the Bynars.
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| 11 | Bynaus | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Bynaus
Homeworld of the humanoid Bynars, a species interconnected with the master computer on their planet, creating a dependency by the Bynar to their computer as it maintained their life functions.
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| 12 | Cerebus II | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Cerebus II
Planet where Admiral Jameson found his cure for Iverson's Disease: There's a planet in the Cerebus system, Cerebus Two. They say the natives have a process that rejuvenates the body, gives you your youth back.
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| 13 | Cerebus System | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Cerebus System
System where Admiral Jameson found his cure for Iverson's Disease: There's a planet in the Cerebus system, Cerebus Two. They say the natives have a process that rejuvenates the body, gives you your youth back.
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| 14 | Coltar IV | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Coltar IV
Location of a colony that sends Enterprise a communication regarding the time distortions they experienced. Riker: Captain, we've received communication from the freighter Lalo, as well as from a farming colony on Coltar IV. Both described the same time distortion. The Captain of the Lalo described it a hiccup.
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| 15 | Delos System | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Delos System
Star system. Home of the planets Brekka and Ornara.
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| 16 | Devidia II | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Devidia II
In 2386, two Devidians from Devidia II cause Data to be stranded in 1893.
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| 17 | Epsilon Mynos | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Epsilon Mynos
Star system - home of the planet Aldea, a planet that was able to cloak itself for thousands of years that suddenly reveals itself, with its inhabitants proposing peace. But, after initial negotiations, children of the Enterprise are kidnapped due to the infertility of the inhabitants.
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| 18 | Farpoint Station | Outer Space | Space Stations |
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Farpoint Station
Captain Picard and the Enterprise crew examine the mysterious Farpoint Station.
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| 19 | Halee System | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Halee System
Star system that Worf mentions to K'nera: Then send them to a planet in the Halee system, where they can meet death on their feet with a weapon in their hands, not tied and helpless.
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| 20 | Haven | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Haven
Planet with healing powers that the Enterprise visits.
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| 21 | Idini Star Cluster | Outer Space | Star Clusters |
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Idini Star Cluster
Star cluster that Picard mentions to Admiral Jameson: Admiral, we're approaching the Idini Star Cluster. Would you like to take the conn as we make transit?
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| 22 | Ilecom | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Ilecom
Star system that Data mentions: Incidentally, Captain, the effects of the time distortions are now being felt in the Ilecom system.
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| 23 | Isis III | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Isis III
Planet that Picard mentions following their mission with Admiral Jameson: Mister La Forge, prepare to take us out of orbit. Set course for Isis III.
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| 24 | Ligon Two | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Ligon Two
Planet that the Enterprise crew visits in order to obtain a much needed vaccine.
Captain Picard: Captain's log, stardate 41235.25. Our location, planet Ligon Two, source of a rare vaccine needed on Federation planet Styris Four. Starfleet has instructed me to engage in a friendly visit and open treaty negotiations to acquire this medicinal substance.
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| 25 | Lorenze Cluster | Outer Space | Star Clusters |
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Lorenze Cluster
Star cluster that the Enterprise visits. Picard: Captain's log, stardate 41798.2. We have been ordered by Starfleet to proceed to the Lorenze Cluster and investigate the disappearance of a light cruiser, USS Drake, which was in that system trying to unravel a mystery of its own which began when recent long range probes indicated that all intelligent life on the planet Minos has disappeared.
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| 26 | Manark IV | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Manark IV
Planet on star chart Data and Picard study in stellar cartography.
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| 27 | Minos | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Minos
Planet that the Enterprise visits known as the Arsenal of Freedom. Data: The citizens of Minos gained fame during the Ersalrope wars as arms merchants. They manufactured sophisticated and highly advanced weaponry.
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| 28 | Mintaka Three | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Mintaka Three
Planet.
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| 29 | Mordan IV | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Mordan IV
Planet where the governor claims that terrorists have taken hostages: I am Karnas, governor of Mordan Four. A dissident group of terrorists have taken Federation Ambassador Hawkins and his staff hostage. They will not discuss terms with me. This is a crisis I cannot resolve. The terrorists are demanding a Federation negotiator. I feel there is only one negotiator with the skills to resolve the situation. The lives of the hostages will depend on Starfleet delivering this man to Mordan. Commander Mark Jameson. Admiral Jameson. The terrorists have given you six Earth days to bring him here, or the hostages will die.
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| 30 | Neinman | Geographic Areas | Territories |
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Neinman
Mythical civilization on the planet Xerxes VII that Riker mentions: Tasha, I'm surprised you haven't heard the stories about Aldea, the wondrous mythical world. Like Atlantis of ancient Earth or Neinman of Xerxes Seven. Advanced culture, centuries old. Self-contained, peaceful. Incredible technical sophistication providing the daily needs for all the citizens, so that they could turn themselves over to art and culture... Somehow, as the legend goes, the Aldeans were able to cloak their planet in darkness and go unseen by marauders, and other hostile passers-by who might rob and plunder.
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| 31 | Omicron Pascal | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Omicron Pascal
Star system. Location of incident that delayed the Enterprise's arrival at Starbase 74.
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| 32 | Omicron Theta [planet] | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Omicron Theta [planet]
Formerly inhabited planet in the remote Omicron Theta star system where Data was created.
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| 33 | Omicron Theta [star system] | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Omicron Theta [star system]
Star system, home of the formerly inhabited planet Omicron Theta where Data was created.
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| 34 | Opraline System | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Opraline System
Picard: Mister La Forge, take us out of orbit.
Geordi: Destination, sir?
Picard: I don't care. Let's just get some distance between us and this system.
Geordi: Aye, sir. Course nine seven zero mark three one eight. Speed, warp three.
Riker: Where will that take us, Mister La Forge?
Geordi: The Opraline system.
Riker: An interesting choice. Why?
Geordi: Curiosity. We've never been there.
Picard: Engage.
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| 35 | Ornara | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Ornara
One of two planets in the Delos star system, along with Brekka, fighting over the cure to a 200-year-old plague.
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| 36 | Outpost MZ5 | Outer Space | Space Stations |
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Outpost MZ5
Klingon outpost that Korris mentions: We were passengers. The Talarians were taking us to Outpost MZ5.
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| 37 | Persephone V | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Persephone V
Planet where the Enterprise meets Admiral Jameson. Picard's log entry: Captain's log, stardate 41309.5. We are in orbit around Persephone V, where I have been sent to confer with Admiral Mark Jameson in regard to an extraordinary situation.
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| 38 | Relva VII | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Relva VII
Planet that the Enterprise visits, where Wesley gets tested. Picard: Captain's log, stardate 41416.2. We're orbiting Relva VII, where Wesley Crusher is about to be tested for entrance into Starfleet Academy. And to my great surprise, I have just learned that my old friend Admiral Gregory Quinn is on Relva VII, and has requested to be beamed aboard the Enterprise immediately.
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| 39 | Sarona VIII | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Sarona VIII
The Enterprise's planned destination when Data detects an emergency transmission from highly respected scientist Paul Manheim. Picard: Captain's log, stardate 41697.9. We're en route to Sarona VIII for much needed shore leave. The entire crew is looking forward to the diversion. On a personal note, I have allowed myself the luxury of a head start.
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| 40 | Science Station 402 | Outer Space | Space Stations |
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Science Station 402
The station the Enterprise D is headed towards when Lietuenant Reginald Barclay gets godlike intelligence from a Cytherian probe which he uses to control everyone on the ship.
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| 41 | Sigma Three | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Sigma Three
Planet Picard mentions in his log: Captain's log, stardate 41590.5. Having dropped off Counsellor Troi at Starbase G6 for a shuttle to visit home, we were fortunately close to the Sigma Three solar system when its Federation colony transmitted an urgent call for medical help. An accidental explosion has devastated a mining operation there.
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| 42 | Starbase 103 | Outer Space | Space Stations |
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Starbase 103
Space station that Geordi mentions: Yes, and I want you to take the saucer section and proceed immediately to Starbase 103.
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| 43 | Starbase 74 | Outer Space | Space Stations |
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Starbase 74
Space station where the Enterprise meets Commander Quinteros and the Bynars. Picard: Captain's log, stardate 41365.9. The Enterprise has been ordered to Starbase 74, in orbit around Tarsas III.
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| 44 | Starbase 84 | Outer Space | Space Stations |
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Starbase 84
The Enterprise's next destination. Picard: Mr. La Forge, set course for Starbase 84.
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| 45 | Starbase G6 | Outer Space | Space Stations |
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Starbase G6
Planet Picard mentions in his log: Captain's log, stardate 41590.5. Having dropped off Counsellor Troi at Starbase G6 for a shuttle to visit home, we were fortunately close to the Sigma Three solar system when its Federation colony transmitted an urgent call for medical help. An accidental explosion has devastated a mining operation there.
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| 46 | Styris Four | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Styris Four
Planet in desperate need of a vaccine for Anchilles Fever.
Captain Picard: Captain's log, stardate 41235.25. Our location, planet Ligon Two, source of a rare vaccine needed on Federation planet Styris Four. Starfleet has instructed me to engage in a friendly visit and open treaty negotiations to acquire this medicinal substance.
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| 47 | Tarella | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Tarella
Home planet whose population was devastated by a biological weapon. The Enterprise encounters a Tarellan ship while visiting the planet Haven.
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| 48 | Tarsas III | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Tarsas III
Planet near Starbase 74, the space station where the Enterprise meets Commander Quinteros and the Bynars. Picard: Captain's log, stardate 41365.9. The Enterprise has been ordered to Starbase 74, in orbit around Tarsas Three.
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| 49 | Tychen's Rift | Outer Space | Interstellar Objects |
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Tychen's Rift
Spatial phenomenon that can only be escaped from through the force of a tremendous explosion. Originally from the Next Generation episode Night Terrors.
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| 50 | Vagra II | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Vagra II
Uninhabited planet the entity Armus kills Tasha Yar.
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| 51 | Vandor | Outer Space | Star Systems |
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Vandor
New coordinates that Geordie receives for the Manheim project: Very remote area, sir. It's in the middle of the Vandor system, a binary star system. Main star's a B class giant, the companion star's a pulsar.
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| 52 | Vandor IV | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Vandor IV
Planet where the Enterprise tracks down highly respected scientist Paul Manheim following his distress call. Data: Sensors indicate it is Vandor IV, a planetoid in elliptical orbit around the binary system.
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| 53 | Velara III | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Velara III
Planet that the Enterprise visits. Picard: Captain's log, stardate 41463.9. While mapping the Pleiades Cluster, we've been asked by the Federation to visit a group terraforming Velara III. Communications have been erratic and there is some concern about their welfare.
 
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| 54 | Xerxes VII | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Xerxes VII
Planet that Riker mentions: Tasha, I'm surprised you haven't heard the stories about Aldea, the wondrous mythical world. Like Atlantis of ancient Earth or Neinman of Xerxes Seven. Advanced culture, centuries old. Self-contained, peaceful. Incredible technical sophistication providing the daily needs for all the citizens, so that they could turn themselves over to art and culture... Somehow, as the legend goes, the Aldeans were able to cloak their planet in darkness and go unseen by marauders, and other hostile passers-by who might rob and plunder.
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| 55 | Zadar IV | Outer Space | Planets-Star Trek |
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Zadar IV
Planet that young Enterprise crewmember's child Harry mentions: I used to live near the ocean on Zadar IV. My dad's an oceanographer. He says that... Never mind. It doesn't matter.
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