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Description of the area: Amanos (Nur) Mountains are a mountain range that starts from Kahramanmaraş Sır Dam Lake and extends for approximately 175 kilometers towards the shores of Samandağ in Hatay province. It rises steeply from the sea shore and rises to the summit (2240 ​​meters) of Bozdağ (Mığır Tepe) in the east of Dörtyol district. This mountain range is divided into three parts: Çimen Mountain in the far north, Bozdağ in the middle and Musa Mountain near Samandağ coasts. The Amanos Mountains range, which is very important in terms of plant geography, forms the southern end of the Anatolian diagonal, starting from the southern end of the Eastern Black Sea Mountains to the Munzur Mountains and the Eastern Taurus Mountains. Amanos Mountains, which is one of the hundred forest areas prioritized in Europe for protection, is important for wildlife with its intact forests, various habitats, different geological structures, steep rocks and caves, and sheltered valleys. Small streams that emerge from the western slopes in the central and southern parts of the region and flow into the Mediterranean and mostly dry in summer, form many east-west oriented valleys, the slopes facing north and south in the area and these valley floors expand on the coast and form the coastal plains. Habitats: KBA; It consists of forests specific to the Black Sea and maquis communities and forests unique to the Mediterranean, high mountain meadows, riverside plant communities in deep and moist valleys and a small amount of agricultural land. The most important feature of the Amanos in terms of vegetation is that their middle and high regions are similar to the Eastern Black Sea Region, and the middle altitudes to the Black Sea coasts of the Balkans. Especially moist forests in the western parts of the mountains, eastern beech (Fagus orientalis), eastern hornbeam (Carpinus orientalis), yew (Taxus baccata), luminous (Ilex colchica), linden (Tilia argentea), boxwood ( Buxus sempervirens), which include relic tree communities representing the southernmost spreading of Auxin and Euro-Siberian phytogeography elements. Dense eastern beech forests are found on the northern slopes in the middle part of the mountain range between 900 and 1850 meters. On the western slopes of the Amanos Mountains, Mediterranean maquis communities of kermes oak (Quercus coccifera) are seen up to 600 meters high. Mediterranean forest vegetation starts from 350 meters up to 1900 meters. The red pine (Pinus brutia) forests, which are predominantly seen between 200-750 meters, are the first to be seen in this vegetation. Hairy oak (Quercus cerris) forests range from 600 meters to 900 meters. Larch (Pinus nigra ssp. Pallasiana) forests are generally common between 1000 and 1500 meters and form mixed forests with deciduous tree species. Taurus fir (Abies cilicia spp. Cilicica) and cedar (Cedrus libani) are found in the higher elevations, especially in the east of the middle section. Above the forest boundary (about 1900 meters) are mountain steppes with vegetation rich in dwarf shrubs and herbaceous plants.