Palestine or the Holy Land, 1858
A map from 1858 of Palestine, also known as the Holy Land. The map shows the territory of Palestine as defined at the time in yellow, and includes historic cities and sites mentioned in the Bible. Rivers, terrain, and coastal features are shown....

Southern Palestine, 1881
Southern Palestine, including major cities, topographical features, rivers, and major roads."Palestine, Palaestina, Philistia, or the Holy Land, a country of S. W. Asia, comprising the S. portion of Syria, and bounded on the W. by the Mediterranean,...

Northern Palestine, 1881
Northern Palestine, including major cities, topographical features, rivers, and major roads."Palestine, Palaestina, Philistia, or the Holy Land, a country of S. W. Asia, comprising the S. portion of Syria, and bounded on the W. by the Mediterranean,...

Palestine, 1892
A map from 1892 of Palestine, also known as the Holy Land. The map shows the divisions of the region south of Phoenicia, including Galilee, Decapolis (Iturea, Gaulanitis), Samaria, Peræa, and Judea. Biblically significant (New Testament) cities...

Palestine, 1903
A map from 1903 of Palestine at the time, showing major cities, towns, and ports, roads and railways, terrain, rivers, lakes, and coastal features....

Palestine, 1905
Photo relief map of Palestine by George Armstrong (of the survey party) acting secretary to the fund. Published by the Palestine Exploration Fund. — Smith...

Jordan River Region, 1920
A detail of the Jordan River region from 1920, showing major cities, trade centers, and ports along the Mediterranean, railways, travel routes including the Derb el Haj, rivers, lakes, terrain and coastal features. The map uses color-contouring to sh...

Modern Palestine, 1920
A map from 1920 of Palestine as it was recognized at the time. This map shows the area roughly from Beirut to Ghuzzeh (Gaza) along the Mediterranean, and inland to Damascus and east of the Dead Sea. Place names are given in modern form, with Biblical...

Modern Palestine, 1920
A map from 1920 of Palestine as it was recognized at the time. This map shows the area roughly from Beirut to Ghuzzeh (Gaza) along the Mediterranean, and inland to Damascus and east of the Dead Sea. Place names are given in modern form, with Biblical...

Palestine, according to its ancient divisions, 500 BC
A map from 1859 of the ancient divisions of Palestine under the Twelve Tribes of the Israelites. The map is keyed to show the lands of Asher (I), Naphtali (II), Zebulon (III), Issachar (IV), Manasseh (V), Ephraim (VI), Dan (VII), Benjamin (VIII), Jud...