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The current map used for all 3 provinces - Palaestina Prima, Palaestina SecundaPalaestina Tertia and probably more - wrongly leaves Palaestina Prima and Palaestina Secunda joined at the hip, unseparated in the area near Jericho.
The Jordan (blue line) is not doubled anywhere by a black line indicating a border, most of it seems to be within Pal. II (although the half of Samaria seen on the map as being in Pal. II is never mentioned there in the text!), but its southernmost segment is where Pal. I and Pal. II seem to meet on the map, and there it's particularly needed. As it is now, Perea can be seen as part of either of Pal. I or Pal. II, more likely Pal. II, as it is at least on the same side of the Jordan, but this is either wrong and Perea was part of Pal. I, or impossible to say based in what we know. The map must be redrawn either way to reflect this. Arminden (talk) 3 July 2024
The southern boundary of Palaestina Secunda is not clearly defined in that article, as opposed as in this not very trustworthy map, but seems to be further to the north of Perea, judging from what we have so far: only the bishopric of Pella is mentioned as part of Pal. II east of the river, and Pella is way north of Perea. Arminden (talk) 16:16, 18 February 2025 (UTC)Reply
