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The International Liquid Mirror Telescope (ILMT) is a 4-meter class surveytelescope. It achieved its first light on 29$^{\rm th}$ April 2022 and is nowundergoing the commissioning phase. It scans the sky in a fixed \ang{;22;} widestrip centred at the declination of $+$\ang{29;21;41.4} and works in \emph{TimeDelay Integration (TDI)} mode. We present a full catalog of sources in the ILMTstrip derived by crossmatching \textit{Gaia} DR3 with SDSS DR17 and PanSTARRS-1(PS1) to supplement the catalog with apparent magnitudes of these sources in$g, r$, and $i$ filters. These sources can serve as astrometric calibrators.The release of Gaia DR3 provides synthetic photometry in popular broadbandphotometric systems, including the SDSS $g, r$, and $i$ bands for $\sim$220million sources across the sky. We have used this synthetic photometry toverify our crossmatching performance and, in turn, create a subset of thecatalog with accurate photometric measurements from two reliable sources.

Astrometric and photometric calibrators for the 4-m International Liquid Mirror Telescope