Records of the rhinoceros in Namibia between 1795 and 1875. Records are numbered chronologically: 1, Harragaap River (Schmelen 1814). 2, Koon River (Schmelen 1814). 3, Chama River (Alexander 1837); Kobip Mountain (Alexander 1837). 4, Abashouap (Alexander 1837); Kuisip River (Alexander 1837); Niais (Alexander 1837); Glenely Bath (Alexander 1837);Tuap River (Alexander 1837). 5, Usis Mountain (Alexander 1837);Kei’us (Alexander 1837); Aamhoup (Andersson 1852). 6, Chuntop (Alexander 1837); Bull’s Mouth Pass (Alexander 1837); Kham (Knudsen 1844).7, Kuisip River (Alexander 1837);Kuiseb River (Scheppman 1845; Rath 1850).8, Humaris River (Alexander 1837); Keree Kama (Alexander 1837); Onakasis (Alexander 1837). 9, Kukama River (Alexander 1837). 10, Hatzamas (Hahn 1843). 11, Schwagaup River (Hahn 1843); Harris (Hahn 1843).12, Tsaobis (Hahn 1844); Deineus (Hahn 1844); Gross Barmen (Bam 1844); Annis Fountain (Andersson 1850).13, Gobabis (Tindall 1844); Elephants Fontein (Andersson 1851). 14, Mount Erongo (Rath 1850). 15, Scheppmannsdorf (Andersson 1850); Usab Gorge (Andersson 1850); Swagoep River (Chapman 1860). 16, Omanbonde (Andersson 1851). 17, Okamabuti (Andersson 1851). 18, Twass (Andersson 1853). 19, Otjimbengwe (Chapman 1861).Legend: B, black rhinoceros; R, rhinoceros of unidentified species; W, white rhinoceros; Z, both black and white rhinoceros.
Based on the research published by Kees Rookmaaker, 2008. Encounters with the African Rhinoceros, p. 132 map E.
