Phylace, the Phylace contingent, led by Protesilaus
Carians, the Carian contingent, led by Nastes and Amphimachus
According to Pausanias 7.26.2, Hyperesia was the earlier name of historical Aigeira. See Kirk (1985) ad loc.
Phocians, Phocian contingent, led by Schedius and Epistrophus
Thryon is placed at later Epitalion by Strabo 8.349. See Kirk (1985) ad loc
Ciconians, the Ciconian contingent, led by Euphemus
Adresteia, the Adresteia contingent, led by Adrestus and Amphius
Arcadia, the Arcadian contingent, led by Agapenor
Pelasgian Argos, the Phthia / Myrmidon contingent, led by Achilles
Mycenae, the Mycenae contingent, led by Agamemnon
Thracians, the Thracian contingent, led by Acamas and Peirous
Mysians, the Mysian contingent, led by Chromis and Ennomus
Argos, the Argos contingent, led by Diomedes
Phrygians, the Phrygian contingent, led by Phorcys and Ascanius
According to Strabo 14.635, Hecataeus identified Mount Phthires with Mount Latmos. See Kirk (1985) ad loc.
Arene is identified as classical Samikon by Kirk (1985) ad loc
Dardanus, the Dardanian contingent, led by Aeneas
Lycians, the Lycian contingent, led by Sarpedon and Glaucus
Rhodes, the Rhodian contigent, led by Tlepolemus
Paeonians, the Paeonian contingent, led by Pyraechmes
Syme, the Syme contingent, led by Nireus
Aetolians, the Aetolian contingent, led by Thoas
Maeonians, the Maeonian contingent, led by Mesthles and Antiphus
Lacedaemon, the Lacedaemon contingent, led by Menelaus
Ormenion, the Ormenion contingent, led by Eurypylus
According to Strabo 8.782 and Pausanias 2.12.4, Araethyrea was the earlier name of Phleious. See Kirk (1985) ad loc.
Buprasium, Epeian contingent, led by Amphimachus, Thalpius, Diores and Polyxeinus
Cyphus, the Enienes and Peraebi contingent, led by Gouneus
Annotations of places in Homer's Catalogue of Ships. Only those places mentioned in relation to the catalogue have been annotated; other places mentioned (in the various digressions) have been ignored. For attestations, see: Kirk, G. S. 1985: The Iliad: A Commentary. Volume I: books 1-4. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Pelasgians, the Pelasgian contingent, led by Hippothous
Methone, the Methone contingent, led by Philoctetes
Paphlagonians, the Paphlagonian contingent, led by Pylaemenes
Nisyros, the Cos contingent, led by Pheidippus and Antiphus
Tricce, the Oechalia contingent, led by Podaleirius and Machaon
Troy, the Trojan contingent, led by Hector
Cretans, the Cretan contingent, led by Idomeneus
Cephallenians, the Cephallenian contingent, led by Odysseus
Zeleia, the Zeleia contingent, led by Pandarus
Pylos, the Pylos contingent, led by Nestor
Pherae, the Pherae contingent, led by Eumelus
Percote, the Percote contingent, led by Asius
Argissa, the Argissa contingent, led by Polypoetes and Leonteus
Salamis, the Salamis contingent, led by Ajax
Aspledon, Orchomenos contingent, led by Ascalaphus and Ialmenus
Magnetes, the Magnetes contingent, led by Prothous
Athens, Athenian contingent, led by Menestheus
Dulichium, the Dulichium contingent, led by Meges
Euboea, Euboean / Abantes contingent, led by Elephenor
Locrians, Locrian contingent, led by the lesser Ajax
Halizones, the Halizones contingent, led by Odius and Epistrophus
Boeotians, Boeotian contingent, led by Peneleos, Leitus, Arcesilaus, Prothoenor and Clonius