We discovered two extended x-ray sources in a ROSAT PSPC observation p
ointed at the H II region W9 in the Large Magellanic Cloud. These two
sources are in the H II regions N4D and N9. The x-ray characteristics
suggest that both might be supernova remnants (SNRs). Follow-up CCD im
ages taken with interference filters show high [S II]/H'alpha ratios i
n the optical nebulae of these x-ray sources, confirming the presence
of high velocity shocks commonly seen in SNRs. These two sources are a
lso detected in the radio continuum at 8.55 and 4.75 GHz; both appear
nonthermal compared to nearby H II regions. The confirmation of these
two SNRs demonstrates that many SNRs in or near H II regions have been
overlooked in previous surveys, and that the ROSAT x-ray survey combi
ned with an optical CCD imaging survey of the Magellanic Clouds would
provide the most effective way to uncover SNRs.