Which Messier catalog objects in 2-degree field of view?

[EmeraldHillsSkies]

Hello Sky Searchers. I'm going to try to tackle a Messier Marathon this Saturday night. Would anyone happen to have a resource (or an experienced mind) that would help me determine which Messier objects might be captured in the same field of view -- if my field of view is roughly two degrees wide by one degree high (RASA 11 with a ZWO ASI2600MC Pro)? For example,...

(Note: the target in parentheses following the Messier objects might help for targeting/framing)

M8, M21, M20 (HD 313747)
M17, M18 (TYC 06265-2495 1)
M31, M32, M110 (M31)
M42, M43 (M42)
M46, M47 (TYC 05409-2667 1)
M59, M60 (Thanks Seigell! M59)
M65, M66 (HIP 55262)
M72, M73 (HD 358043)
M81, M82 (Thanks Graeme! TYC 04383-0198 1)
M84, M86, M87 (NGC4435)
M88, M89, M90, M91 (PGC 41907)
M95, M96, M105 (Thanks Seigell! TYC 00849-0623 1)
M97, M108 (M97)
M99, M100 (HIP 60198)

Any others?

Thanks in advance for any help you can give.

Doug

[Graeme1858]

M81 M82 off the top of my head!

Sounds like an excellent opportunity for a go at the Sky Searchers Messier Challenge

Have fun and let us know how you got on.

Graeme

[EmeraldHillsSkies]

Good, Graeme. I'll add that. Of course.

[seigell]

M105 is in FOV with M95/M96
M58, M59, M60

[EmeraldHillsSkies]

Seigell, thanks! I don't have a rotator - so I don't think I can *quite* squeeze M58, M59, and M60 in my FOV, but I *can* at least fit M59 and M60. Thanks again.
Added M105. Not sure why I hadn't included that. Good catch!!!

[Graeme1858]

While you're in the Virgo Cluster, there's M89 and M90 and M58 if you can squeeze it in.

Also M88 and M91.

Graeme

[EmeraldHillsSkies]

Thanks Graeme. We could squeeze toward the M58 side of things, but we currently were already squeezing in M88, M89, M90, and M91. I don't think we can do M58 with all those.