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We present a new selected sample of 69 Galactic supernova remnants (SNRs) for calibration of the radio ?-D relation at 1 GHz. Calibrators with the most reliable distances were selected through an extensive literature search. The calibration is performed using kernel smoothing of the chosen sample of calibrators in the ?-D plane and an orthogonal o sets fitting procedure. We use the obtained calibration to derive the distances to 164 Galactic SNRs and 27 new detected SNRs/SNR candidates with none or poor distance estimates. The analysis given in this paper confirms the expected predictions from our previous papers that the kernel smoothing method is more reliable for SNR distance calibration than the orthogonal o set fitting method, except for the distance determinations of the very low brightness SNRs.
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