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Niger 8° 7° 6° 5° 4° 3° CÔTE D’IVOIRE The boundaries and names shown and CÔTE the designations used on this map do Sikasso BURKINA National capital D’IVOIRE not imply official endorsement or Regional capital acceptance by the United Nations Bobo-Dioulasso e FASO r Town i 11° Diebougou o 11° Orodara Major airport N B a t a International boundary l MALI g o o L e V e Regional boundary r Banfora a b Main road a Tingrela Railroad Gaoua Goueya San Sokoro kar ani Katoro Kaoura 10° Maniniam Zinguinasso Ouangolodougou 10° Korohara Samatiguila Banda B ma l SAVANES B Bobanie a DENGUELE l c a Moromoro k n Madinani c V Gbeleba o Odienne l Boundiali Ferkessedougou t a I T Seguelo Korhogo r i i e n n g b a Fasselemon o Bouna u GUINEA Bako Paatogo Kiemou Tafire 9° 9° B Gawi Siraodi ou Kineta Fadyadougou Lato M Kakpin a Bandoli Koro r Sonozo a a Kafine oa/Bo Kani h VALLEE DU B o ZANZAN u e Dabakala Boudouyo Santa Touba WORODOUGOU BANDAMA Tanbi BAFING Nandala Mankono Katiola Diaradougou Bondoukau 8° Foungesso 8° C Seguela a v Tanda a Glanle Biankouma Toumbo l l y Beoumi Bouake DIX-HUIT MONTAGNES Zuenoula Sakassou M'Bahiacro Koun Man Vavoua Ba Sunyani Danane N’ZI COMOE HAUT Agnibilekrou Bangolo Daoukro 7° SASSANDRA Bouafle LACS MOYEN 7° COMOE Binhouye Daloa MARAHOUE Yamoussoukro Duekoue Abengourou Dimbokro Sinfra Guiglo Bougouanou Toulepleu Issia Toumodi GHANA Oume MOYENCAVALLY Bebou FROMAGER a i o Zagne Gribouo Gagnoa AGNEBY B n a Tchien Adzope T 6° 6° Agboville Tai Lakota Divo Tiassale Soubre SUD Gueyo SUD BANDAMA COMOE B LIBERIA o u LAGUNES b Aboisso Niebe o Abidjan Grand-Lahou Fish Town BAS SASSANDRA Attoutou Grand-Bassam Braffedon 5° Gazeko 5° Grabo N o n Sassandra o GULF O F GUINEA Barclayville Olodio San-Pedro 0 30 60 90 km Grand Béréby Harper 0 30 60 mi Tabou ATLANTIC OCE A N 8° 7° 6° 5° 4° 3° Map No. 4312 Rev. 3 UNITED NATIONS Department of Field Support December 2011 Cartographic Section.

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Mammalian Diversity in the National Park of Upper Niger, Republic of Guinea – an Update
Letter occasionally observed in the north. These observations Mammalian diversity in the National Park of occur mainly during the dry season, when herds of roan Upper Niger, Republic of Guinea — an antelope leave the areas along the Tinkisso river to reach update the river Niger, probably in search of grazing. These Ziegler et al. (2002) presented the results of a mammal observations have become increasingly scarce over the survey conducted during 1995–1997 in the newly estab- past 10 years, and it is probable that the migration lished National Park of Upper Niger in the Republic of pattern of this species is now disturbed by the numerous Guinea, West Africa. We have carried out further surveys human settlements established along the northern of the mammals of the Park since 2000, and are able to boundary of the Park. provide some signiﬁcant updates to the list of recorded We believe that two species can be added to the list mammals (Table 1 in Ziegler et al., 2002). of artiodactyls: the oribi Ourebia ourebi and the water Although listed as formerly present but now dis- chevrotain Hyemoschus aquaticus. An adult male oribi appeared, there is evidence that both lion Panthera leo was observed during our 2002 mammal census (Brugie`re and manatee Trichechus senegalensis now occur in the et al., 2002), and two specimens were observed in 2001. Park. Lions returned in 1997–1998, probably from an The Mafou Forest is probably the southern limit of the area to the north of the Park along the Tinkisso river, distribution of this species in Guinea.
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