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Extragalactic radio sources with projected linear size larger than oneMegaparsec 1 Mpc = 3.09e22 m = 3.3e6 light years) are called Giant RadioGalaxies (GRGs) or quasars (GRQs). Over the past few years our search for suchobjects by visual inspection of large-scale radio surveys like the NRAO VLA SkySurvey (NVSS) and Faint Images of the Radio Sky at Twenty Centimeters (FIRST)has allowed us to quadruple the number of GRGs published in literature. Here wereport the discovery of 7 new GRGs in two recent surveys, the JVLA 1-2 GHzSnapshot Survey of SDSS Stripe82 and the 150-MHz LOFAR Two-metre Sky SurveyPreliminary Data Release (LoTSS-PDR).

New Giant Radio Galaxies in the SDSS-JVLA Stripe82 and LoTSS-PDR Survey