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PlacesSection 4: Alpha Quadrant (Other places in the Alpha Quadrant)
Adigeon Prime
A planet where Julian Bashir's parents took him at age 7 for DNA resequencing treatments.
Ajilon Prime- "Doctor Bashir, I Presume"
A planet one sector over from DS9, three days at best from the station. It was the site of a Federation colony which was attacked by Klingon ground troops. They sent out a distress call; Bashir and Jake came with medical aid. There, Jake had his first up-close experience with the horrors of war.
Aldebaran III- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
Grand Nagus Zek's nephew Belongo was being held by Starfleet there.
Alpha Centauri- "Past Tense, Part I"
In the alternate timeline created when Sisko, Dax, and Bashir went back to 2024 Earth, the only subspace signals O'Brien could detect were from there, and they were Romulan.
Alpha Quadrant- "Past Tense, Part I"
The quarter of the galaxy containing most of the Federation, and the Cardassian, Romulan, Klingon, etc. Empires, as well as Bajor and DS9. It is linked to the Gamma Quadrant by the Bajoran wormhole.
Altair IVA planet that has a Central Hospital where Dr. Henri Roget works.
Andor- "Prophet Motive"
A Federation world.
- "In the Cards"
For his and Dax's delayed honeymoon, Worf favored a mountain-climbing expedition there.
Andoria- "Change of Heart"
The planet Ghee P'trell is from.
Andros III- "Prophet Motive"
The planet Dr. Bathkin was from.
Archanis IV- "In the Cards"
A planet once belonging to the Klingon Empire, who relinquished claim to it in 2272. However, in late 2372, Gowron sent a message to the Federation saying the Klingons were retaking it and its surrounding sector. Later, he said that he had sent a Klingon task force there, and gave the Federation ten days to evacuate, which they did.
Argolis cluster- "Broken Link", "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
A region that had been taken over by the Dominion, which housed a massive sensor array there, capable of monitoring ship movements over five sectors, giving the Dominion an enormous tactical advantage. The cluster features gravimetric distortions that cause a shear which can cut ships to pieces; however, the Defiant was able to go through the cluster and destroy the sensor array.
- "Behind the Lines"
The Dominion were later trying to establish a supply line to the cluster through Betazoid space.
Balancar- "The Reckoning"
A planet, seemingly the only source of syrup of squill. In 2373, their agricultural consortium claimed there was a drought, in order to hoard the syrup and dishonestly boost prices. However, Quark learned that the consortium's secretary's accountant had bought Ferengi rain slippers, and was able to blackmail him out of three cases of syrup.
Barisa Prime- "The Magnificent Ferengi"
A Federation colony near the Tzenkethi border. The Defiant received a fake distress call from there, claiming the colony was under attack by Tzenkethi warships.
Barros Inn- "The Adversary"
One of the wildest bars in the Rigel system. Curzon Dax was once kicked out for accidentally setting fire to it, when a bet got out of hand.
Benzar- "Rejoined"
The homeworld of the Benzite (Benzenite) people.
Benzite system- "The Reckoning"
The home sytem of the Benzites (Benzenites). The Romulans forced the Dominion to retreat from there; Odo brought up a concern that it might be difficult to get the Romulans out later.
Berengaria- "The Reckoning"
A Federation world.
Betazed- "In the Cards"
Lwaxana Troi's homeworld. Vash is persona non grata there.
- "Q-Less"
During the Federation/Dominion war, Betazed was invaded by the Dominion, thanks to obsolete, undermanned defenses and the absence of the Tenth Fleet, which had been protecting it but was out on maneuvers. Betazed's fall left Vulcan, Andor, Tellar, and Alpha Centauri vulnerable.
Betreka Nebula- "In the Pale Moonlight"
Site of a "minor skirmish" between the Klingon and Cardassian Empires that lasted 18 years.
Blue Horizon- "The Way of the Warrior"
A place terraformed by Seyetik; the Da Vinci Falls are its crowning glory, according to him. Sisko and Jake visited on their way to DS9.
Bolias (or Bolarus)- "Second Sight"
A Federation planet, from which Bolians originate.
- "Who Mourns for Morn?"
Curzon Dax once had to walk Ensign Sisko home from a bar there. It was also the place where Brott's wife and co-husband lived.
Boreth- "Field of Fire"
A planet, site of an ancient Klingon monastery where Worf had been spending some leave when summoned to DS9 by Sisko.
Breen- "The Way of the Warrior"
The homeworld of the Breen, a frozen planet. Its name is often invoked in comparisons involving coldness ("colder than a Breen winter", "cold as a Breen icicle", etc.) There is a Cardassian embassy there.
- "Crossfire", "Return to Grace", "Shattered Mirror"
Weyoun told Damar that the intelligence reports about Breen's climate were wrong; it is actually quite comfortable, yet for some reason the Breen wear refrigeration suits anyway.
Breen Confederacy- "The Changing Face of Evil"
The area of space controlled by the Breen.
Calandra sector- "Strange Bedfellows"
Also spelled Kalandra in some scripts.
The Dominion fleet that took Betazed had come from there, a place ignored by Starfleet Intelligence because it was believed to be too far from the Dominion supply lines.
- "In the Pale Moonlight"
The Dominion solidified its hold there, in order to establish a supply line through Betazoid space to the Argolis cluster.
- "The Reckoning"
The Seventh Fleet was to launch an offensive there.
- "Afterimage"
The Defiant waited there with seven other ships, for a rendezvous with Martok's force.
Caleb IV- "Once More Unto the Breach"
A planet where Kor and Kang led a Klingon victory against the Federation. Kor relived it during the raid against Trelka V.
Casperia Prime- "Once More Unto the Breach"
The vacation capital of the Horvian cluster. Dax favored room service there as opposed to a hiking honeymoon; Worf finally agreed.
- "Change of Heart"
Bashir planned to go there for a medical conference, but was detained by Sloan.
Cestus III- "Inquisition"
A colony on the other end of the Federation from DS9, eight weeks away at maximum warp; a subspace transmission takes two weeks to travel between the two. Kasidy Yates' youngest brother lives there, and was taking part in a baseball revival in 2371.
Clarius system- "Family Business"
Location of the arcybite refineries acquired by Nava.
- "The Nagus"
It is one of the systems surrounding Ferenginar, in the same sector. No Dominion activity had been reported there.
Cliffs of Bole- "Profit and Lace"
Once visited by Sisko and Curzon Dax.
Corado I- "Invasive Procedures"
Site of a transmitter array, to which Dax ordered the DS9 computer to create a subspace link.
Corgal Research Center- "The Forsaken"
Sarina got a position there, working with a scientist and living with his family.
Coridan system- "Chrysalis"
A system with a neutral world to which Kandra Vilk had moved.
- "In the Cards"
The Vorta to whom Kudak'Etan reported planned to attack the dilithium mines on Coridan next.
Dalvos Prime- "One Little Ship"
A planet with a "special care center" to which a Federation magistrate wanted to send the older Molly for evaluation.
Da Vinci Falls- "Time's Orphan"
The "crowning glory" of Blue Horizon, according to its creator, Seyetik. Sisko and Jake didn't have time to see them when they stopped at Blue Horizon.
Davlos III- "Second Sight"
A planet on the Klingon border which does over 90% of its trade with the Klingon Empire. The device used to realign the matter-energy conversion matrix in a replicator was made there.
Dayos IV- "Visionary"
A planet where Kang met one of the Albino's ex-wives.
- "Blood Oath"
Part of O'Brien's (aka Connelly's) cover story was that he had spent two years in prison there for dealing in stolen goods.
Decos Prime- "Honor Among Thieves"
A planet with a Federation outpost at which Al Lorenzo is chief of operations. It is within a day's travel of DS9.
Deep Space Station K7- "Treachery, Faith and the Great River"
A Federation outpost near the Klingon border in 2268. A shipment of grain intended for a new Federation colony was being stored there when the station became infested with tribbles. The DS9 officers found themselves in the midst of this historical incident.
Degora Street- "Trials and Tribble-ations"
A street on Farius Prime, site of a warehouse from which O'Brien claimed to have stolen the parts to repair the Klingon disruptors.
Devos II- "Honor Among Thieves"
The site of a Son'a outpost, and a new Ketracel-white facility.
Donatu V- "Penumbra"
A planet to which the Rotarran was assigned to escort a vital convoy.
Dorala system- "Sons and Daughters"
A place where Martok sent three Klingon attack cruisers to bolster the defense perimeter until Starfleet reinforcements could arrive.
Draylon II- "The Reckoning"
A class-M planet, uninhabited, which was proposed as a new home for the Skrreeans. They eventually settled there.
El-Gatark- "Sanctuary"
A place where the Valiant encountered a Cardassian warship. Captain Ramirez was killed in the ensuing battle, which was the first taste of combat for the Red Squad cadets.
Fahleena III- "Valiant"
One of the stops on the Valerians' route when they shipped dolamide to the Cardassians. The Sherval Das had stopped there prior to coming to DS9.
Farius Prime- "Dramatis Personae"
A planet, one end of a trade route traveled by a Galador freighter, according to its registry, which was forged.
- "The Maquis, Part I"
It was where O'Brien went to infiltrate the Orion Syndicate for Starfleet Intelligence.
- "Honor Among Thieves"
Ferenginar
The homeworld of the Ferengi, a planet of constant rain and thunderstorms. Quark noted that on Ferenginar there are 178 different words for rain, including "glebbening", which is an especially severe rain. There is no word for "crisp", since food gets mushy in the humidity.
Finnea Prime- First shown in "Family Business"; first named in "Homefront"
A planet outside the Federation, known for its tough lifestyle and corrupt authorities. Arissa told Odo she had grown up there; in actuality, her memories of this were false, and she was placed there by Idanian intelligence.
Fowla system- "A Simple Investigation"
A system in the mirror universe, and presumably ours as well, from which Intendent Kira summoned the mirror Sisko to see her double.
Galador II- "Crossover"
One end of the Galador freighter's route, according to its forged registry.
Galdonterre- "The Maquis, Part I"
A place where an assault on the Albino by Kor, Kang, Koloth, and Dax was foiled because the Albino knew they were coming.
Galorda Prime- "Blood Oath"
Its mountains were the site of a crash in which 441 Klingon civilians were killed, three months before Worf's extradition hearing. The list of victims was identical to the list of those killed when Worf supposedly destroyed a transport during a battle while commanding the Defiant. Sisko used this to prove that the Klingon Empire had framed Worf.
Ganalda IV- "Rules of Engagement"
Kirby thought the Klingons attacking Ajilon Prime were getting even for having been forced to retreat there.
Gault- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
A Federation colony where Worf lived with his human adoptive parents from the age of 7 until at least 13. It has only 20,000 inhabitants at most.
Gedana Post- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
A place where Arjin's father was a flight instructor for 40 years until his death in 2369.
Gemulon V- "Playing God"
A planet to which the Santa Maria was en route when it crashed.
Gilgo Beach- "Paradise"
The place on Earth where Benjamin Sisko met his future wife, Jennifer.
Glintara sector- "Emissary"
A sector through which the Dominion/Cardassian fleet would thrust to reach Romulus, according to the fake holorecording.
Hamar Mountains- "In the Pale Moonlight"
On Qo'Nos. The prescribed ritual for making the candles in a traditional Klingon welcoming display includes going there to capture and sacrifice three targs.
Hanolan Colony- "You Are Cordially Invited"
A colony to which the Rio Grande evacuated DS9's non-Starfleet residents when the Circle's ships were on the way to take over the station.
Hanoli system- "The Siege"
A system destroyed in the mid 23rd century by a subspace rift, which also destroyed a Vulcan science ship.
Helaspont Nebula- "If Wishes Were Horses"
A nebula fairly close to Tzenkethi space, where the Ulysses was studying protoplanetary masses.
Holna IV- "The Adversary"
A planet which has some miszinite deposits.
Horvian cluster- "Statistical Probabilities"
The location of Casperia Prime.
Inferna Prime- "Change of Heart"
The site of the Federation Grand Jury hearing where Quark was to testify against the Orion Syndicate. Odo was taking him there when their runabout crashed.
Invernia II- "The Ascent"
A planet on which Bashir's father was stationed when Bashir was ten. Julian saw a native girl die there, during an ionic storm.
Ionite Nebula- "Melora"
Apparently the location of Morn's homeworld.
Irtok- "The Way of the Warrior"
A system near Ferenginar, in the same sector. No Dominion activity had been reported there.
Itamish III- "Profit and Lace"
A planet where Benjamin, Jennifer, and Jake Sisko once went camping. It was where Jennifer taught Jake how to waterski.
Jinami Street- "The Jem'Hadar"
A street on Farius Prime where O'Brien lived as "Connelly" in a one-room flat.
Jupiter Research Station- "Honor Among Thieves"
A Starfleet facility at which Dr. Lewis Zimmerman is the Director of Holographic Imaging and Programming. The commander is a woman. The cafe manager had just quit; Zimmerman tendered the offer of that job to Leeta.
Kabrel system- "Doctor Bashir, I Presume"
A system on the Federation/Cardassian border, included in an area of space which would be controlled by the Dominion, according to their proposed new border. Bashir's charges guessed that the Dominion wanted this system in particular, although Kabrel I has nothing but simple protozoids and trinucleic fungi, and Kabrel II only has some cormaline deposits. In addition, the ionic interference from its binary suns makes it a poor choice for a base. However, Sarina's drawing on a PADD suggested that the Dominion wanted Kabrel I's trinucleic fungi, which could be used to manufacture Ketracel-white.
Kang's Summit- "Statistical Probabilities"
A mountain, presumably on Qo'Nos, where Martok was hunting saberbear when he was captured by the Dominion.
Kepla sector- "In Purgatory's Shadow"
The Valiant was crossing it when the Federation/Dominion war broke out, trapping the ship behind enemy lines; the Dominion invasion force had swept through the sector on the first day of fighting.
Ketha Province- "Valiant"
A lowland district on Qo'nos, where Martok's family lived when he was a boy.
Khefka IV- "Once More Unto the Breach"
The planet where Mareel grew up and from which Verad took her, for which she was grateful to him.
Klaestron IV- "Invasive Procedures"
A planet where Curzon Dax was a mediator during a civil war in 2339. (It apparently isn't very far at all from the Bajoran system.)
Korat system- "Dax"
A system to which the Ganges took DS9's Starfleet families when the Circle was on the way to take over the station.
Korma Pass- "The Siege"
A pass held by Kor in a famous battle against T'nag.
Korvat Colony- "The Sword of Kahless", "Once More Unto the Breach"
A place where Curzon Dax and Kang once ate bahgol; Dax walked out on Kang there.
Kotanka system- "Blood Oath"
Starfleet's Second Fleet was pulled out of this system to join Sisko's task force during the Federation/Dominion war.
Lapolis system- "Favor the Bold"
The Enterprise's next destination after leaving DS9.
Lembatta cluster- "Emissary"
The Farragut was destroyed by the Klingons near there on their way to Ajilon Prime.
Ligobis X- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
A planet where Bashir once saw an exhibit of Seyetik's paintings.
Lissepia- "Second Sight"
Tora Naprem and Ziyal were on their way there to live when the ship they were on, the Ravinok, crashed in the Dozaria system.
Luna- "Indiscretion"
Earth's moon, known as Luna primarily only to Earth residents; its own residents simply call it "the Moon". Dorian Collins grew up there, in Tycho City.
Luria- "Valiant"
Morn's planet of origin, apparently in the Ionite Nebula (based on a line from "The Way of the Warrior").
Mak'ala- "Who Mourns for Morn?"
Caves on Trill, where the symbionts breed in viscous pools and are cared for by the Guardians.
Mariah IV- "Equilibrium"
A stop in the Valerians' old dolamide-shipping route. The Sherval Das had stopped there prior to coming to DS9.
Meezan IV- "Dramatis Personae"
A planet where Bashir was attending a burn treatment conference when he was captured by the Dominion and replaced by a Changeling.
Mek'rovak region- "In Purgatory's Shadow"
An area on Qo'Nos, where Grilka is from. There, it is customary for a man to bring a fresh leg of lingta to his first courtship dinner with a woman. He must use it to sweep aside everything on the table and declare his wish to provide food for her, share her company, and do honor to her name.
Minicoy- "Looking for Par'Mach in All the Wrong Places"
A planet from which a certain ambassador to Earth once hailed: a man so famous for blustering, exaggerating and dissembling to get his way that he inspired a saying: "There's a warm wind blowing in from Minicoy", indicating someone who is a bag of hot air. Sisko quoted the saying when talking to Minister Jaro.
Minir VII- "The Circle"
A planet where Durg and his mercenaries almost got killed while working for Quark.
M'Kemas III- "The Passenger"
A Tzenkethi settlement, to which the Defiant was headed, cloaked and with phasers ready, a result of sabotage by the Krajensky Changeling.
Mora V- "The Adversary"
A planet on which Vanderweg's husband was a micropaleontologist.
Nehru Colony- "Field of Fire"
A Federation colony to which Dax asked the DS9 computer to establish a subspace link.
Nervala IV- "The Forsaken"
The planet where Tom Riker was stranded for eight years after being "created" by a transporter anomaly.
New Berlin- "Defiant"
A place where Sisko and Hudson had good times, along with their wives.
New France Colony- "The Maquis, Part I"
A colony to which Dax asked the DS9 computer to create a subspace link.
New Halana- "The Forsaken"
A planet terraformed by Seyetik, much to the gratitude of its people. Nidell was from there, and planned to return following Seyetik's death.
New Sydney- "Second Sight"
A non-Federation world, in the Sappora system, where Morica Bilby lived.
No'mat- "Honor Among Thieves", "Prodigal Daughter"
Lava caves on Qo'Nos, where Worf ran away as a child during a visit to his homeworld. There, he had a vision of Kahless, who told him he would do something no Klingon had done before.
Nyberrite Alliance- "The Sword of Kahless"
A territory a long way from DS9; Worf was going to resign from Starfleet and take a position on one of their cruisers.
Orellius Minor- "The Way of the Warrior"
The star in whose system Alixus' colony is located. She tried to send the Rio Grande into the star, but it was rescued by Kira and Dax.
Organia- "Paradise"
A planet where Kor competed with Captain James T. Kirk, mentioned by Worf.
Orion- "The Sword of Kahless"
Quark was going to stop off there on the way back from Earth to sell an illegal cargo of kemacite.
Pelios Station- "Little Green Men"
A station, where Sisko first met Curzon Dax. He also "took up with" a girl there who was a dancer.
Proxima Maintenance Yards- "Invasive Procedures", "Facets", "Children of Time"
A Starfleet facility commanded in 2371 by Admiral Drazman.
Qo'Nos- "Past Tense, Part I"
The Klingon homeworld. Grilka kidnapped Quark and took him there to marry her. First named (on DS9) in "The House of Quark"
Regulon systemThe Bok'Nor's destination when it left DS9, according to Dukat.
Regulus III- "The Maquis, Part I"
Site of a science academy where Mardah was accepted. It is 300 light years from DS9.
Remmil VI- "Fascination"
A planet whose natives spin a crystalline webbing which they use in construction. Nausicaan raiders broke into their Central Museum using a high-frequency ultrasonic generator to shatter the webbing.
Renavi- "Heart of Stone"
A planet where Kor and Curzon Dax once broke into a duke's harem. It was one of Curzon's favorite memories.
Rhymus Major- "Once More Unto the Breach"
A planet with two suns, duplicated by Quark's first holosuite program, in which he and Natima had a picnic.
Ricktor Prime- "Profit and Loss"
A planet, site of a 2375 battle between Starfleet and the Jem'Hadar, in which the USS Grissom was destroyed.
Rigel IV- "Field of Fire"
A planet where Keiko was attending a hydroponics conference.
Rigel VII- "The Wire"
A planet where Vantika used a subspace shunt to crash a computer system.
Risa- "The Passenger"
A popular resort planet in the Federation, where Dax, Worf, Bashir, Leeta, and Quark went for a vacation. The planet was targeted by New Essentialists who saw the resort there as representing the sloth and self-indulgence that would destroy the Federation. They disrupted the weather grid and the seismic regulators, both of which are an essential part of Risa's functioning since the planet in its natural state is a rain-soaked, geologically unstable jungle. It also has at least two suns.
Rochani III- "Let He Who is Without Sin..." (Mentioned in various other episodes)
A planet where Sisko and Dax were once cornered by Kaleans.
Rokai- "Dramatis Personae"
Ruins of a Rokai provincial capital on Tartaras V had recently been found.
- "Q-Less"
Romulan Neutral Zone
A region of space separating the Romulan Empire from other neighboring regions, including Federation territory. Dominion ships regularly passed through it in order to attack Federation and Klingon targets.
Romulus- "In the Pale Moonlight"
The Romulans' homeworld.
Rutharian sector- "Improbable Cause"
A sector which has an L-class world with an metrion radiation energy barrier around it, which caused the USS Olympia to crash there.
Sappora system- "The Sound of Her Voice"
The system where New Sydney is, and where the Tigan family lives. (According to the script, the specific planet they live on is Sappora VII.)
Secarus system- "Prodigal Daughter"
The location of the Albino's secret hideout, on the fourth planet.
Sector 001- "Blood Oath"
Earth's sector, the destination of the Borg ship that Starfleet attempted to stop at Wolf 359.
Sefalla Prime- "Emissary"
A planet near Draylon II, considered as a possible new homeworld for the Skrreeans.
Setlik III- "Sanctuary"
A civilian Federation outpost where nearly 100 people were killed by the Cardassians in 2362. O'Brien was on the rescue team from the USS Rutledge, as was Raymond Boone, who, unknown at the time, was captured or killed there and replaced by a Cardassian.
- "Emissary", "Tribunal"
O'Brien led two dozen men against the Barrica encampment there, who were completely wiped out.
Starbase 41- "Empok Nor"
A Federation starbase, which Arjin left a day early to reach DS9.
Starbase 53- "Playing God"
In his holoprogram, Sloan said he was taking Bashir there for further questioning.
Starbase 63- "Inquisition"
Worf and Dax were returning from there when Kira asked them to pick up Trentin Fala on Bajor.
Starbase 137- "The Darkness and the Light"
Sisko spent his sophomore year at the Academy in a field study there, and told Nog it was one of the best experiences of his life.
Starbase 201- "The Ascent"
Starfleet wanted to take the young Jem'Hadar there for study.
Starbase 235- "The Abandoned"
Nog had over two months of counseling there (apparently after being transferred from 371).
Starbase 257- "It's Only a Paper Moon"
Nog and Jake went there so that Nog could pick up a diplomatic message from the Federation Council to take to the Grand Nagus. Almost immediately after leaving, they encountered a squadron of Jem'Hadar ships presumably on their way to attack the starbase.
Starbase 371- "Valiant"
A starbase where Nog was taken for surgery after losing his leg.
- "The Siege of AR-558"
Starbase 375
Where Admiral Ross is stationed.
- "A Time to Stand"
Sisko and crew were taken there by the Rotarran after being rescued.
- "Sons and Daughters"
The 2nd and 5th Fleets of Starfleet rendezvoused there just before heading out to retake DS9.
Starbase 401- "Favor the Bold"
A Federation starbase, where Admiral Rollman is stationed.
Starbase 621- "Whispers"
The starbase at which Gul Dukat was to have been arraigned. Dukat was en route in the Honshu when it was destroyed.
Sybaron- "Waltz"
A place where the Seventh Fleet took heavy losses.
Tananda Bay- "The Reckoning"
Site of a base on Ajilon Prime, to where the medics evacuated their patients when the Klingons invaded the caverns.
Tarahong- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
A planet where Quark and his cousin Barbo once sold defective warp drives to the government.
Tartaras V- "The Nagus"
A planet where Vash decided to go to explore the newly-discovered ruins of the Rokai provincial capital.
Tellar- "Q-Less"
A prominent Federation world, which the Dominion was able to attack after having taken Betazed.
Temtibi Lagoon- "In the Pale Moonlight"
The area on Risa where Dax, Worf, Bashir, Leeta, and Quark stayed. Arandis is Chief Facilitator there.
Tenaran Ice Cliffs- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
A natural wonder on Trill, which Dax wanted to take Sisko to see.
Terosa Prime- "Equilibrium"
A planet where Nidell lost control of her telepathic abilities and Fenna first appeared, in 2367.
Thalos VI- "Second Sight"
A Federation planet where Gaila was arrested for vagrancy.
Three-Turn Bridge- "The Magnificent Ferengi"
A place where Kahless allegedly fought off an entire army by himself, according to Worf.
Tibor nebula- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
The Seventh Fleet was to be sent there to try to cut off the Dominion.
Timor II- "The Reckoning"
A planet where the Ferengis found a rich deposit of pergium a few years ago.
Tong Vey- "Prodigal Daughter"
A city conquered by Klingon Emperor Sompek in a battle re-enacted in a holosuite program owned by Worf.
Torna IV- "Rules of Engagement"
A planet with a bar where Toral overheard Kor boasting of his plan to find the Sword of Kahless.
Trill- "The Sword of Kahless"
The homeworld of the Trill people. It has purplish seas (based on Dax's remark on seeing Earth, in "Past Tense, Part I", that its seas weren't purple enough). (First named and visited in "Equilibrium".)
Tycho CityA city on Earth's moon, where Dorian Collins grew up.
Ty'Gokor- "Valiant"
A planet in an asteroid field deep in Klingon space; probably the most heavily fortified installation in the Empire. Gowron had moved his military headquarters there. There are at least 30 warships there at any given time, and it is further protected by a tachyon detection grid. Sisko, Worf, O'Brien, and Odo went there to infiltrate the initiation of new members into the Order of the Bat'leth.
Tyra system- "Apocalypse Rising"
A system where the Seventh Fleet tried and failed to stop a fleet of Jem'Hadar ships.
Tyree- "A Time to Stand"
A planet to which Sisko had apparently been at least once; it has a desert. Sisko had a vision of being there, digging in the sand, and uncovering the face of a woman. He went there in reality, and found the Orb of the Emissary.
Tzenketh- "Image in the Sand"/"Shadows and Symbols"
A place where Garak once had walls collapsing on him, which no doubt aggravated and reinforced his claustrophobia. (Probably it is also the Tzenkethi homeworld.)
Ultima Thule- "By Inferno's Light"
Site of a plant where the dolamide shipped by the Valerians to the Cardassians was purified.
Unroth system- "Dramatis Personae"
A Romulan colony. Thot Gor suggested that it was ripe for attack.
Utopia Planitia- "Strange Bedfellows"
The Starfleet shipyards on Mars and in orbit around it. Sisko was stationed there for three years between the destruction of the Saratoga and his assignment to DS9. The Defiant was built there.
Vegan system- "Emissary", "The Search, Part I"
The Defiant escorted Convoy PQ1 there.
Ventar system- "The Sound of Her Voice"
A system in the mirror universe, and presumably ours as well, to which the mirror Bareil once fled after escaping from a prison.
Vlugtan- "Resurrection"
An asteroid belt where Alsia's father once did a spectral analysis that showed it to be rich in valuable minerals. Alsia told Martus she was going to invest her life savings in a mining concession there.
Volchek Prime- "Rivals"
A planet where Hoex bought out the controlling interest in the cargo ports, from his rival Turot.
Vulcan- "The Nagus"
Homeworld of the Vulcan people.
Vulcan's ForgeA mountain range on Vulcan. Worf suggested a hiking expedition there, during Vulcan's summer, for his and Dax's delayed honeymoon; Dax nixed the idea.
Wolf 359- "Change of Heart"
A star where a major engagement against the Borg was fought in 2366. 39 starships were destroyed, including the Saratoga, on which Sisko was first officer. His wife Jennifer was killed there. Stardate 47329.4 was the day after the fourth anniversary of the battle.
- "Emissary", "Second Sight"
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