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I present to you my first attempt on Vector Cartography. A map of the Promised Lands according to the Prophet Ezekiel. Feedback is greatly apreciated.

For the map, i used Adobe Photoshop & Adobe Illustrator.
Sources of the borders can be found in the Holy Bible in the book of Ezekiel Chapter 47:13-23.
Sources for division of the land can be found in the Holy Bible in the book of Ezekiel Chapter 48:1-29.

Ezekiel’s final vision describes the boundaries of a restored Israel, including the allotment to each tribe and the temple. Rather than following the boundaries traditionally occupied by the Israelites, which included Gilead east of the Jordan River and excluded land north of Tyre, Ezekiel’s new boundaries generally follow those described by Moses in Numbers 34. Ezekiel’s vision also departs from the traditional allotment of the land among the 12 tribes and reassigns the land in horizontal bands from north to south.

Description
I present to you my first attempt on Vector Cartography. A map of the Promised Lands according to the Prophet Ezekiel. Feedback is greatly apreciated.

For the map, i used Adobe Photoshop & Adobe Illustrator.
Sources of the borders can be found in the Holy Bible in the book of Ezekiel Chapter 47:13-23.
Sources for division of the land can be found in the Holy Bible in the book of Ezekiel Chapter 48:1-29.

Ezekiel’s final vision describes the boundaries of a restored Israel, including the allotment to each tribe and the temple. Rather than following the boundaries traditionally occupied by the Israelites, which included Gilead east of the Jordan River and excluded land north of Tyre, Ezekiel’s new boundaries generally follow those described by Moses in Numbers 34. Ezekiel’s vision also departs from the traditional allotment of the land among the 12 tribes and reassigns the land in horizontal bands from north to south.