FIGURE 1 in Type specimens and type localities of birds collected during the Hemprich and Ehrenberg expedition to Lebanon in 1824

FIGURE 1. Localities in Lebanon visited by Hemprich and Ehrenberg in 1824. Geographic coordinates and names used by Hemprich and Ehrenberg (see Stresemann 1962, 1963) are given in parentheses. Numbering of localities approximates Hemprich and Ehrenberg's itinerary. 1—Beirut [33.87°N, 35.51°E, Beirut], 2—Zouq Mkayel [33.97°N, 35.62°E, Suk], 3—Aïntoûra [33.96°N, 35.63°E, Antura], 4—Harîssa [33.98°N, 35.65°E, Harissa], 5—Al Manţarah [33.98°N, 35.65°E, Marra], 6—Aïn Jraïn [34.07°N, 35.76°E, Ajem Rian—identification uncertain], 7—Jisr el Hajar [34.00°N, 35.83°E, Sir el Hagar], 8—Jabal Şannīn [33.95°N, 35.87°E, Sanin], 9—Zahlé [33.85°N, 35.90°E, Sahhla], 10—Ablaj [33.87°N, 35.97°E, Ablasch], 11—Nahrou [34.0°N, 36.15°E, Nehr; not Niha as believed by Stresemann 1962: 383], 12—Baalbek [34.00°N, 36.22°E], 13—Dahr el Hoûoui [34.16°N. 35.99°E, Deir-el-Ahmar], 14—Aïnâta [34.19°N, 36.08°E, Ainata], 15—Bcharré [34.25°N, 36.01°E, Bischerre], 16—Ehden [34.29°N, 35.97°E, Eden], 17—Tripoli [34.43°N, 35.85°E, Tripolis], 18—Hadet ej Jobb [34.25°N, 35.93°E, Hadet], 19—Hâqel [34.17°N, 35.75°E, Hakil], 20—Batroûn [34.26°N, 35.66°E, Batrun], 21—Amchît [34.15°N, 35.65°E, Amschit], 22—Tabarja [34.03°N, 35.63°E, Miniab Barga].