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List Of Optical TelescopesSeveral hundred more observatories (many optical) are listed here. | Name | Abbreviation | Remarks | Location | Anglo-Australian Observatory | AAO | 3.9 metre Anglo-Australian Telescope, ANU's Siding Spring 2.3 m Telescope, 1.2 metre UK Schmidt Telescope | Coonabarabran, New South Wales (Australia) | David Dunlap Observatory | DDO | | Richmond Hill, Ontario (Canada) | McDonald Observatory | | 11m Hobby-Eberly Telescope, 2.7m Harlan J. Smith Telescope, 2.1m Otto Struve Telescope | Davis Mountains, 450 miles west of Austin, Texas (USA) | Infrared Optical Telescope Array | IOTA | | Amado, Arizona (USA) | Keck Telescopes | Keck | Two 10m optical/infrared telescopes (occasionally used as an interferometer) | Mauna Kea, Hawaii (USA) | Magdelena Ridge Observatory | MRO | Interferometer which will have up to ten telescopes, providing the highest resolution optical images in the world | Magdelena Ridge, New Mexico (USA) | Nordic Optical Telescope | NOT | 2.6m optical/infrared telescope. | Canary Islands, Spain | Overwhelmingly Large Telescope | OWL | Conceptual design of a telescope with a single aperture of 100 meters in diameter. | Still on research status. | Southern African Large Telescope | SALT | Biggest telescope in the southern hemisphere of the Earth. | Karoo, South Africa | Very Large Telescope | VLT | Four separate 8m optical/infrared telescopes (occasionally used as an interferometer). | Paranal Observatory, Chile | William Herschel Telescope | WHT | 4.2m optical/infrared telescope. | Canary Islands, Spain | Group 70> LAT | 70 inch Amature telescope, under development | TBD, California (USA) | See also * Wikipedia Project: Telescopes
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