I want a galaxy count database, also how do I use SDSS skyserver to fetch galaxies? I'm new to all this and trying to implement galaxy counting. For the initial stage I need raw image data, that is images with galaxies and stars along with a count of how many galaxies there are in the image.

I came across this which seems to have a way to label galaxies 

http://skyserver.sdss.org/dr13/en/tools/chart/navi.aspx?ra=179.68929&amp;dec=-0.45438&amp;opt=

but I cannot figure it out at all, I used this page 

http://skyserver.sdss.org/dr13/en/tools/chart/chartinfo.aspx

to try to get it to label only galaxies are seen but I got nothing (put G in opt section, did not make a difference).

Does anyone know how to operate the above or where I could get images with lots of galaxies (any number would do) in them along with a count of how many galaxies there are in the image?

I found https://data.galaxyzoo.org/ but traversing it seems impossible
You might find the NED database and Astrometry.net useful. NED is NASA's extragalactic database. You can search by a position in the sky with a radius and it will give you a list of known objects in that field.

Astrometry.net lets you upload images and will resolve what you're looking at, also giving you a list of known objects in your image.

I like to use CDS for a quick look up on objects. This will let you browse images from different surveys easily and links you to other sources on that object as well as publications about your object.