The sketch at left presents NGC 4618 and NGC 4625 as they appear in my 10-inch Newtonian at 82X. NGC 4618 is centered. This 10.7 magnitude galaxy ranges over a 4'x3' area and is aligned roughly northeast-to-southwest. A 10th magnitude GSC star stands 4' due south. NGC 4625 is visible 8' to the northeast. Its 12.3 magnitude glow is spread across a 2'x1'.5 area, which is aligned more north-south. Eleven field stars complete the view. You'll find these twin stellar cities 1.5 degrees east of 4.2 magnitude Beta (8) Canum Venaticorum.