The Holy Land has been mapped more obsessively than any other region on earth. Every map in this category is a high-quality reproduction print — either licensed from the National Library of Israel, produced from out-of-copyright originals, or published by Israeli map publishers.
High-quality print reproductions of the most celebrated biblical maps — the 12 Tribes of Israel, the Exodus route, Second Temple Jerusalem, and the ancient trade routes. These are printed from archival sources and reproduced at gallery quality.
The division of the Promised Land among the twelve tribes as described in the Book of Joshua — one of the most reproduced maps in history. This reproduction is printed from a 19th-century engraved original held in the National Library of Israel.
Biblical 12 Tribes Joshua Reproduction PrintThe route of the Israelites from Egypt to Canaan — Red Sea crossing, Mount Sinai, Kadesh-Barnea, approach to the Promised Land. Reproduced from an archival engraved original. Printed at scale for our members.
Exodus Moses Sinai Reproduction PrintJerusalem as it appeared during the Second Temple period (516 BCE–70 CE) — the city of Jesus, the Maccabees, and the great revolts. Reproduced from archaeological reconstruction drawings. Produced at any scale.
Second Temple Jerusalem 70 CE Architectural ReconstructionThe great trade routes of the ancient Land of Israel — the Via Maris (Way of the Sea) along the coast and the King's Highway through Transjordan. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Reproduced from archival cartographic sources.
Trade Routes Via Maris UNESCO Reproduction PrintThe United Monarchy at its greatest extent. Reproduced from a historical atlas original.
David Solomon United Monarchy Reproduction PrintReproduction prints from the Survey of Western Palestine (1878), Ottoman administrative maps, and British Mandate maps. The originals are in institutions; these are high-quality reproductions produced from archival scans. Available at any scale through licensed Israeli print producers.
A section of the landmark 1878 Survey of Western Palestine by Conder and Kitchener — the first systematic modern mapping of the region at 1 inch per mile. Available to produce at any scale.
1878 Conder & Kitchener SurveyThe administrative map of Mandatory Palestine showing the districts established under the 1922 Mandate — Galilee, Haifa, Samaria, Lydda, Jerusalem, Southern District. Reproduced from official Mandate records.
British Mandate 1922–1948 Administrative Printable at ScaleOttoman administrative map of Palestine showing the vilayet and sanjak divisions — the structure that governed the Land for 400 years until WWI. Reproduced from Ottoman archival sources.
Ottoman Vilayet Administrative ReproductionReproduction prints of the key maps of modern Israel's political history — the UN Partition Plan, the 1949 armistice lines, and the major wars. These are widely reproduced documents available from multiple Israeli print producers.
The map of UN Resolution 181 that proposed dividing Palestine into Jewish and Arab states — adopted November 29, 1947. Widely reproduced by Israeli publishers. Available to produce at any scale from UN archival sources (public domain).
1947 UN Resolution 181 Widely ReproducedThe front lines of June 1967 — Egypt, Jordan, and Syria simultaneously. Widely reproduced in Israeli military history publications.
1967 Six-Day War Military Map Widely ReproducedSide-by-side maps of Jerusalem: the divided city 1948–1967 (barbed wire, Jordan/Israel sectors) and the reunified city after June 7, 1967.
Jerusalem 1948–1967 Reunification Dual MapThe most fundamental map for any subscriber new to Israeli geography.
Modern Israel Political Map CurrentThese are the most popular map items with both Jewish and Christian subscribers.
The four quarters (Jewish, Christian, Armenian, Muslim) and all eight gates — labeled in historical and modern names. Produced by multiple Israeli publishers in multiple formats. One of the most popular maps for pilgrims and Israel supporters worldwide.
Jerusalem Old City Quarters GatesA detailed illustrated map of the Via Dolorosa through Jerusalem's Old City with all 14 Stations marked. Popular with Christian subscribers and pilgrimage groups worldwide.
Via Dolorosa 14 Stations ChristianAn illustrated plan of the Temple Mount — the 35-acre platform built by Herod the Great. Produced by Israeli archaeologists and publishers for educational and devotional use.
Temple Mount Herod Archaeological PlanA comprehensive current map of Jerusalem showing the Old City, West Jerusalem, East Jerusalem, and surrounding neighborhoods — published annually by Israeli map producers.
Jerusalem Tourist Map Current AnnualAvailable on all tiers from $18/mo. Higher tiers unlock more categories and larger formats.
Select this category →