This is a list (not complete) of known extra galactic SNRs. The "weird" ones are much brighter than standard galactic SNRs. I also have a text version (comma separated) which could be incorporated into a spreadsheet. -- K. Dyer

Extragalactic SNRs

Galaxy Distance Mpc ID 6cm Flux unc 20 cm flux unc. Epoch RA DEC Array notes

IC 10 0.825 HL20 (2) 1.5 0.22 1.98 0.12 1950 00 17 32.0 59 02 35

HL45 14.1 0.22 15.4 0.12 1950 00 17 34.4 59 02 01

HL64 (2) 0.48 0.17 1.15 0.09 1950 00 17 43.8 59 02 05

HL106a 5.45 0.13 5.91 0.07 1950 00 17 44.2

HL106b 5.07 0.15 5.39 0.08 1950 00 17 45.0

IC1613 0.7 IC1613/8 0.7 0.4 2 0.3 1950 01 02 28.02 01 52 39 B Dickel 1985

NGC5253 2.8 B 0.2 0.9* J2000 13 39 56.444 -31 38 26.00 BC Turner 1998

Starburst H 0.6 0.4* J2000 13 39 56.31 -31 38 32.0 BC * not 20 cm , 2cm

K 0.6 0.2* J2000 13 39 56.27 -31 38 22.5 BC

Weird EG-SNRs

NGC4449 5 LSR 6.7 0.15 14.7 0.27 B1950.0 12 25 44.843 +44 23 23.376 ABC Bignell and Seaquist 1983, van Dyk 1994

NGC6946 5.1 SSNR 0.74 1.62 J2000 20 35 0.609 +60 11 30.64 B van Dyk et al 1994, ApJ 425, L77

NGC5471 7.2 SNR 2.5 0.5 4.4 0.8 A Pedelty J., Ph thesis

NGC4656 5 27 2 26 2 B1950 12 41 18.36 +32 22 54.8 de Bruyn, 1983