Map explorer

Our own maps of the biblical world — drawn from public-domain Natural Earth geometry, with no modern country labels or borders, and places plotted from OpenBible.info coordinates. Every map here is free to reuse with no copyright claimed and no attribution required. Pick a base style and extent, load a preset group, then click any place to see its details and open its page, or use Add to selection to build your own map and copy a link to it. Preset groups that follow a route — Abraham's journey to Canaan, the Exodus, Paul's missionary journeys — can overlay each route as arrows, switched on and off one at a time.

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This map is free to reuse — no copyright is claimed on it. Base geometry from Natural Earth (public domain); place identifications from OpenBible.info (CC BY 4.0).

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Journeys of the patriarchs — Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob between Mesopotamia, Canaan, and Egypt.

The Exodus route — From Egypt through the wilderness to the plains of Moab.

The conquest of Canaan — Cities named in Joshua's campaigns west of the Jordan.

David's rise — From the fields of Bethlehem to the throne in Jerusalem.

Capitals of the divided kingdom — Where the kings of Israel and Judah ruled after the split.

Nations around Israel — The neighbouring peoples Israel dealt with, at war and at peace.

Empires of the exile — The powers that carried Israel and Judah into captivity.

Jesus in Galilee — The towns around the Sea of Galilee where most of Jesus' ministry took place.

Paul's world — Cities of Paul's missionary journeys and letters.

Seven churches of Revelation — The churches addressed in Revelation 2-3, in order.

Download a blank Bible map

Every base map on this page is also a standalone file you can download and use anywhere — a lesson handout, a slide, a printed study guide. They carry no modern country labels or borders, and no copyright is claimed on them: reuse, edit, and redistribute freely, no attribution required. Geometry is public-domain Natural Earth data; the SVGs are theme-aware and scale to any size. The Terrain SVG expects its matching relief-*.jpg alongside it.

The Holy Land (760 × 1385px)

Dan to Beersheba, coast to the Jordan

The Biblical World (1400 × 842px)

Rome and Egypt across to Susa