Blume Library: Theology Resources: Bible Maps & Atlases

Finding Bible Maps in Bibles

Many study Bibles contain maps pertaining to various biblical periods. The Bible you are using may contain the map you need. Some examples of Bibles with maps include the following:

The Catholic Study Bible by Donald Senior (Editor)
Call Number: REF BS192.3 .A1 1990 (2nd & 3rd Floors)

Publication Date: 1990
The HarperCollins Study Bible: New Revised Standard Version, with the Apocryphal/Deuterocanonical Books by Wayne A. Meeks (Editor), et al.
Call Number: BS191.5.A1 1993 .C35

Publication Date: 1993
The Oxford Study Bible: Revised English Bible with the Apocrypha by M. Jack Suggs (Editor), Katharine Doob Sakenfeld (Editor), James R. Mueller (Editor)
Call Number: REF BS192.16 1989 .N48 1992 (2nd Floor)

Publication Date: 1992

Bible Atlases in Print

To find other Bible atlases, browse the call numbers BS 630 and G 2230 - G 2239 in the Reference and the Circulating Book (Monographs) collections.
Bible atlases can also be located through the St. Mary's University libraries catalog by by performing the following Subject Search:

The Collegeville Atlas of the Bible by Jay Harpur and Marcus Braybrooke
Call Number: REF BS635.2 H38 1998 (2nd Floor)

Publication Date: 1998
The IVP Atlas of Bible History by Paul Lawrence
Call Number: BS630.L38 2006

Publication Date: 2006

The many maps, photographs, drawings and reconstructions on every page help you see for yourself what the people of Bible times saw and did.