1. BRIDGE CREEK, about 6 miles southeast of Burnt
ranch and 2-1/2 miles southwest of The Dalles military road at Allen's
ranch. Collections at this place have been made by Condon, Voy, Bendire,
Merriam, Osmont, and Knowlton.
2. ROAD CROSSING AT CHERRY CREEK, about 10 miles
northwest of Burnt ranch. Collections made by Merriam's party in 1900
and by Knowlton and Merriam in 1901. The original locality which
afforded the specimens studied by Lesquereux and Newberry is said to be
about 2 miles up Cherry Creek from the point where the military road
first crosses it.
3. CURRANT CREEK, CROOK COUNTY. Several species were
described by Newberry from collections made by Condon at this locality.
Only one of these species has been since obtained in this area and then
not at the original place, but at Cherry Creek. The type locality is
unknown.
4. ONE AND ONE-HALF MILES EAST OF CLARNOS FERRY.
Collection made by Merriam's party in 1900.
5. THREE MILES ABOVE CLARNOS FERRY. Collection made
by Merriam's party in 1900.
6. ONE-HALF MILE NORTHEAST OF FOSSIL. Collection made
by Merriam's party in 1900.
7. THREE AND ONE-HALF MILES SOUTH OF LONE ROCK.
Collection made by Merriam's party in 1900.
8. VAN HORN'S RANCH (now Belshaw's ranch), about
halfway between Canyon and Dayville, on East Fork of John Day River,
Original locality south side of military road and near bed of stream.
Collections made by Condon, Voy, Bendire, Merriam, and Knowlton and
Merriam.
9. BELSHAW'S RANCH, at white hill about one-half mile
northeast of original locality and on north side of military road.
Collections made probably by Bendire and by Knowlton and Merriam.
10. BELSHAW'S RANCH, in gulch 1 mile northeast of
Belshaw's house and about 2 miles east of original locality. Collection
made by Knowlton and Merriam.
11. OFFICER'S RANCH, one-fourth mile from John Day
River, lower end of Butler Basin (Butler Basin = upper end of Turtle
Cove). Collection made by Merriam, July 22, 1901.
12. FOUR MILES EAST OF DAYVILLE, south side of East
Fork Valley. Collection made by Merriam's party in 1900.