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The Infrared Counterpart of the Bright X-Ray Source GX340+0

We report the detection of an unresolved IR source of K'=17.3±0.5 at a position coincident (within 1″) with that of the intense but thus far optically-unidentified x-ray source GX340+0. This object is a Z source, similar in x-ray and radio properties to Sco X-1. If the K-band luminosities of the two systems are also similar, our observations imply that GX340+0 is 6× more distant than Sco X-1. Although there is some possibility of a chance superposition of an unrelated object, we believe this IR source is the counterpart of GX340+0