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Star-charts were cartographic representations of the positions of stars in the galaxy. They were essential to astrogation.

The Jedi Order maintained many star-charts which showed the location of legendary Force vergences; though by the time of the Galactic Empire, many of the known vergence star-charts were clever fakes. Authentic star-charts that were recovered during the era were thousands of years old, rendering them nearly impossible to interpret.^[1]

Hugo Bartyn managed to delete the coordinates of the Lamaro system from most star-charts.^[2]