We use a friends-of-friends algorithm to identify loose groups from the northern CfA2 survey covering the region 8(h) less than or equal to alpha(1950) less than or equal to 17(h) and 8.5 degrees less than or equal to delta(1950) less than or equal to 44.5 degrees. There are 406 groups; 149 of these contains five or more members within the survey. Geometric simulations guide our choice of the selection parameters; delta rho/rho = 80 is the limiting density contrast and V-0 = 350 km s(-1) is the fiducial velocity linking parameter. The geometric simulations are particularly important for evaluating the impact of large-scale structure (e.g., the Great Wall) on group selection. The physical parameters of this large sample are coincident with our earlier results [126 groups in Ramella et al. ApJ, 344, 522 (1989)]: the median velocity dispersion in 192 (156; 229) km s(-1) and the median blue log(M/L) is 2.38 (2.20; 2.52). The mass-to-light ratio (M/L) is in units of M./L. for an assumed Hubble constant, H-0 = 100 km/s/Mpc. The numbers in parentheses are 99% confidence limits. This group catalog provides a substantially larger sample for statistical studies than has been previously available. For example, it provides a more substantial sample for estimation of the distribution of group velocity dispersions and of the group-group correlation function. (C) 1997 American Astronomical Society.