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Galactic SNRs: Other Names. This is a (greek then numerical then alphabetical) list of the other names by which Galactic SNRs are known. Note that names in parentheses refer to part of that object only. Cassiopeia A: G111.72.1. Monoceros Nebula: G205

Lupus Loop. Right Ascension: 15 10 00. Declination: 40 00. Size (/arcmin): 180? ... Radio: Low surface brightness loop with HI shell. X-ray: Detected, with central source.

73.9 0.9 20 14 15 36 12 27 S? 9 0.23 74.0 -8.5 20 51 00 30 40 230x160 S 210 varies Cygnus Loop 74.9 ... Lupus Loop 330.2 1.0 16 01 06 -51 34 11 S?

Lupus Loop. Right Ascension: 15 10 00. Declination: 40 00. Size (/arcmin): 180? ... Radio: Low surface brightness loop with HI shell. X-ray: Detected, with central source.

20 Feb 2023: One of thesesources, NVGRC J205051.1312728 is annotated as ‘SNR?’ (among other possibilities), but this is ac-tually part of the Cygnus Loop (=G74.0–8.5, e.g. ... see Green 1990b). Several other of these sources alsocorrespond to known SNRs,

20 Feb 2023: One of these sources,NVGRC J205051.1312728 is annotated as ‘SNR?’ (among other possibilities), but this is actually part of theCygnus Loop (=G74.0–8.5, e.g. ... see Green 1990b). Several other of these sources also correspond to knownSNRs,

10 Jan 2023: Table IV – 1 – Detailed listings. G0.0 0.0 Sgr A East. RA: 17h45m44s 1-GHz flux/Jy: 100? Size/arcmin: 3.52.5Dec: –2900′ Spectral index: 0.8? Type: S. Radio: Non-thermal shell, in complex region, interacting with molecular material to the W. X