Kings Defeated by Joshua

This map shows the land allotted to Israel under Moses and Joshua, along with many of the Canaanite kings defeated by Joshua during the conquest. The territory east of the Jordan, including parts of Gilead and Bashan, was allotted under Moses before Israel crossed into Canaan, while the land west of the Jordan was allotted under Joshua after the major campaigns in the Promised Land. The map marks important places such as Jericho, Ai, Jerusalem, Hebron, Debir, Lachish, Gezer, Megiddo, Hazor, and Kadesh, showing the wide reach of Joshua's victories from the Negev in the south to Galilee and the northern regions near Mount Hermon. Some more debated locations mentioned in Joshua 12:9-24 (Goiim in Gilgal and Lasharon) are not included here. The map reflects the fulfillment of God's promise to give Israel the land of Canaan, while also showing that the conquest involved many cities, kings, and regions that still required faithful possession and obedience after the initial victories.