Biblical Geography

Atlas of the biblical world

Places plotted at their approximate locations, journey routes in outline. This is a schematic reconstruction: no line on it is a modern border, and ancient boundaries are drawn as outlines only.

The Great SeaRed SeaTigrisEuphratesDead SeaSea of GalileeIsraelJudahEgyptAssyriaBabylon (empire)PersiaEdomMoabAmmonPhilistiaAram / SyriaPhoeniciaRomeGreeceCanaanGalileeJudeaSamariaGileadBashanDecapolisAsia MinorMesopotamiaNegevJerusalemBethlehemNazarethCapernaumJerichoHebronDamascusNinevehBabylon (city)EphesusCorinthPhilippiRome (city)Jordan RiverNileEuphratesTigrisJabbokKishonRed SeaSea of GalileeDead SeaMediterranean (the Great Sea)Mount SinaiMount ZionMount CarmelMount of OlivesMount MoriahMount AraratMount HermonValley of ElahKidron ValleyValley of JezreelWilderness of SinaiWilderness of ZinWilderness of ParanJudean WildernessNegev DesertVia Maris (the Way of the Sea)King's HighwayJerusalem–Jericho RoadPilgrimage RoadsJourney of AbrahamExodusEntering CanaanJourneys of ElijahExile to BabylonReturn from ExileMinistry of JesusJourneys of Paul

Schematic reconstruction. Coastlines, rivers and routes are simplified; no line on this map represents a modern border, and ancient boundaries are shown only in outline. 74 places shown.