Middle East

Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen

A must-have for Bible scholars and a perfect companion to the Bible Lands map of 1938, this informative map holds an abundance of details about the history of the region. Appearing in National Geographic in December 1946 alongside the article "Syria and Lebanon Taste Freedom," this work captures both the cradle of western civilization in Biblical times and the Holy Land of the late 1940s.

This fascinating map features a thorough overview of the history of the Middle East region and the civilizations who called it home. Includes illustrations of artifacts. Published in September 1978 as a companion to the "Middle East" political map.

This attractive political map showing the countries at the heart of the Middle East region also contains inset maps of the cities of Beirut, Jerusalem, Damascus, and Baghdad. Published in October 2002 as half of a two–map set with "Middle East: Crossroads of Faith and Conflict."

Fascinating in-depth look at the faiths, peoples, and politics that have shaped this historic region. Features a detailed political map overlayed with facts about significant religious sites.

This map of the Holy Land provides crisp detail and an abundance of historical notes. An inset map of the Middle East shows Crusade routes, and the Walled City of Jerusalem map reveals the fourteen stations marking the way of the cross from Pilate's hall to Calvary. Published in December 1963 with the articles "Crusader Road to Jerusalem" and "Conquest of the Holy City."

Iran's diverse geography is revealed in this unique map. Information about the formation of the terrain combined with earth-tone colors and shaded relief present this compelling country in a way that demonstrates how its landscape has been so integral in the shaping of its history and culture. Published in August 2008, this map was half of a two-map set with "The Empire of Persia."

This timely map of Iraq and the Middle East features a wealth of geographic, political, natural resource, and cultural information. The front of the map features an incredibly accurate, detailed map of political boundaries, cities and towns, major roadways, bodies of water, oil fields and pipelines, and other geographic features. It also includes city insets that show street plans and describe the history and cultures of Baghdad, Beirut, Damascus, and Jerusalem.