This map shows the extent to which the Israelites were able to occupy Canaan, and the areas which remained unconquered.

This map of Israel shows the cities allocated to the Levites at the conquest of Canaan (Joshua 21 and 1 Chronicles 6).

This map shows the ancient Near East at the time of the Israelites' entrance into Canaan.

This map shows the other nations that were in and around the land of Canaan in the time of the Old Testament.

This map shows the division of the land of Canaan into the twelve tribes.

This map shows the route taken by Joshua's Israelite army as they conquered Canaan.

This map shows the route of the conquest of Canaan by the Israelites.

What was the exodus route followed by the Israelites when they left Egypt going toward Canaan? The exact route is not known, neither is the location of some places mentioned in the Bible, such as Mount Sinai. This map shows a possible route that the Israelites might have followed.

This map indicates some of the major travels of Abraham in Canaan as is recorded in Genesis 12:10 to Genesis 22.

This map provides a picture of some of the travels of the patriarchs Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph through Canaan, as is recorded in Genesis.

This map shows the probable journey of Abraham from Ur to Canaan, the land that God had promised him.