The Hereford Mappa Mundi is a medieval map created around 1300, located in Hereford Cathedral, England. It is one of the largest surviving medieval world maps, measuring approximately 1.58 by 1.34 meters. The map illustrates a mix of geographical, historical, and mythological information, reflecting the worldview of the time. The map is oriented with east at the top and includes various regions, cities, and notable biblical events. It features illustrations of animals, people, and significant locations, such as Jerusalem at the center, emphasizing its importance in medieval Christianity.