Maps:
Jerusalem

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The following list of maps is arranged chronologically with the exception of the last five:

• Jerusalem Sites in the First Temple Period
• The Madaba Map (c. 565)
• The Land of Israel in Ibrahim Ibn Muhammad Istakhri’s Map of Syria (952)
• Jerusalem During the Crusades
• Jerusalem in the 12th Century
• Jerusalem in the 13th Century
• “Psalter Map” (1225)
• Circular Plan of Jerusalem in the 13th Century
• The First Printed Maps, by Lucas Brandis (1475)
• Bernhard von Breydenbach’s Map of the Holy Land (1486)
• The Peutinger Map (discovered in 1507)
• View of Jerusalem by Braun and Hogenberg (1575)
• Bünting’s Cloverleaf Map (1581)
• Visscher Map of Jerusalem (1660s)
• Abraham Bar-Jacob’s Map in the Amsterdam Haggadah (1695)
• Picture of Jerusalem by Mondhare (1770)
• “The Land of Israel, its Division and Borders,” by Rabbi Eliahu of Vilna (c. 1802)
• Diagram of the Land of Israel and Jerusalem by Jacob Auspitz (1817)
• Pictorial Strip Map of the Land of Israel, by Rabbi Chaim Salomon Pinta of Zefat (1875)
• Jerusalem (1883)
• Jerusalem (1900)
• “Mizrach” by Moses Klier of Zefat (1905)
• Jerusalem (1912)
• Cook’s Plan of Jerusalem (1924)
• Jerusalem Municipal Boundaries (1947-2000)
• The Battle of Jerusalem (1967)
• Jerusalem (1993)
• Metropolitan and Greater Jerusalem (1997)
• “Greater” Jerusalem (1997)
• The Old City Under the Geneva Accord (10/20/03)
• Israeli “Settlements” and Palestinian Neighborhoods in East Jerusalem (2000)
• The Proposed Division of Jerusalem (July 2000)
• E1 Construction Plan [2012]
• Affinities Toward Jerusalem
• “Arab” East Jerusalem With “Greater” Jerusalem
• Jerusalem Boundaries and Neighborhoods
• The Jerusalem District According to the Palestinian Authority
• Old City of Jerusalem

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