The Middle East or Middle East map includes state and regional borders, major highways and roads, and cities, towns, and villages. But we can also add features that are important to you, such as zip codes. We can deliver custom maps of any size based on up-to-date data.

People have been making maps for thousands of years. The first map may have been a sketch made in the sand with a stick or finger. It may have been a charcoal drawing on a stone or an engraving on a clay tablet. Eventually, maps were drawn on paper. The printing press made it possible for these maps to be printed on paper and distributed in the thousands. For people who want printed maps, we produce series that contain statewide map coverage for individual states (or pairs of small neighboring states). The maps provide a combination of road, topographic, cultural, and recreational information. These "hybrid maps" are popular with people who work and play outdoors in rural areas. The Middle East or Middle East is a region roughly encompassing southwestern Asia (excluding the Caucasus) along with Egypt. It is a region that encompasses the southern and eastern Mediterranean and extends from the eastern Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf. Most definitions of the Middle East include the countries from Iran in southwestern Asia to Egypt in northern Africa. Other countries in northern Africa (such as Libya, Tunisia, and Morocco) are considered North African countries.

The history of the Middle East dates back to ancient times and has been one of the centers of world events throughout history. When considering the ancient history of the Middle East, the term Middle East is more commonly used. The Middle East is also the place of origin of the most widespread religions such as Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, as well as the less widespread Baha'i, Mandaean, Druze religions, and others. The Middle East generally has a dry and hot climate. There are several major rivers that provide irrigation and improve agriculture, especially in the Fertile Crescent. The countries of the Arabian Peninsula, especially those located in the Persian Gulf region, have large quantities of crude oil, which has brought them great wealth. Even today, the Middle East remains a strategically, economically, politically, culturally, and religiously sensitive region.