There doesn’t seem to be a single universal master list, but a large retailer’s lens-adapter catalog can serve as a practical reference. For example, stores such as B&H list adapters with filters for both sides of the adapter:

• camera fitting side (the camera mount)
• lens fitting side (the lens mount)
• brand/manufacturer

That approach is useful because it reflects adapters that are actually made and sold, not just combinations that look possible from flange distance alone. In practice, flange focal distance is only the starting point; mechanical interference, mount diameter, and control levers can still rule out an adapter.

So for real-world compatibility, a searchable adapter catalog is often more reliable than a purely theoretical mount-distance chart.