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The map above is Shakaar’s Alpha/Beta map v3.3; a fan-made creation showing the Alpha and Beta quadrants of the Star Trek universe. The map shows both major and minor powers that have appeared in the various series over the years.
The home of the stellar cartography for the Star Trek-Universe, based on the Star Trek Star Charts.
The presented tool is a patform to explore the known star trek galaxy. The sources are the official and semi-official ones as well as wikipedia, for the real spectral class (work is in progress for many of the star systems).
The Milky Way Galaxy is a spiral galaxy which is roughly 100,000 light years in diameter and is divided into four quadrants (α, β, γ, δ), defined by two meridian passing through the galactic core.
Most of the action in Star Trek takes place in the real-world Milky Way Galaxy which is roughly divided into four quadrants, named after the first four letters of the Greek alphabet: Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Delta. These are the galactic regions that include significant planets like Vulcan, Qo'noS, and of course, Earth.
A historical map of the explored space in the mid 22nd century. The destinations of Enterprise's (NX-01) journey can be found here, including the Delphic Expanse and other halts, which ultimately led to the foundation of the United Federation of Planets in 2161.
The Milky Way divided into quadrants. "The Explored Galaxy" star chart in 2293. A map of the Milky Way Galaxy showing Voyager 's intended flight plan. The Milky Way with Earth (red dot) and the Beta Niobe supernova (bright star in the bottom right) highlighted.
Most of the action in the Star Trek canon takes place within our galaxy, the Milky Way, which has been divided into its famous four primary quadrants, each named after a letter in the Greek...
The Star Trek Cartography is the biggest source on information, data, programs and maps concerning the galactic geography in the internet.
Star Trek: Star Charts is a guide to the Star Trek universe – the stars and planets of the United Federation of Planets and the other powers of the Milky Way Galaxy. It includes background information on the classification systems used for identifying stars and planets.