The Hereford Map is a medieval mappa mundi, or world map, created around 1300. It is one of the largest surviving maps from the Middle Ages, measuring approximately 1.58 by 1.34 meters. The map is notable for its unique representation of the world, combining geographical, historical, and religious elements. It is housed in the Hereford Cathedral in Hereford, England. This map features a circular layout, with Jerusalem at its center, reflecting the medieval worldview. Various regions, cities, and notable events are depicted, often accompanied by illustrations and inscriptions. The Hereford Map serves as an important historical document, providing insight into the beliefs and knowledge of the time.