Searching For Supernova Remnants
A. Walker, W.J. Zealey, PASA, 15 (1), 79
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Conclusion

The AAO/UKST Galactic Plane H Survey promises to substantially increase our knowledge of optical supernova remnants and their properties. Complementary work in the optical and radio will allow us to fully exploit any discoveries made.

Figure 1: The Coalsack Loop. Composite of four H images centered on ESO/SERC Sky Survey fields 95, 96, 131 and 132. Note the presence of the Southern Cross in the upper-right (north-west) portion of the image.

Compiled from Green (1996)

Hemisphere Total Optically Detected

Northern 66 27

Southern 149 19

Table 1: Supernova Remnant Statistics

**Table 1:** Supernova Remnant Statistics
Compiled from Green (1996)
Hemisphere	Total	Optically Detected
Northern	66	27
Southern	149	19

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