Religion: A Research Guide: Atlases

2nd edition.
Oxford University Press, 2007.
(Olin Library Reference G 1046 .E4 A7 2007 ++)
"The best concise atlas of the major world religions and their traditions: Hinduism, Buddhism, East Asian traditions, Pacific religions, the Ancient Near East and Europe, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, African religions, and indigenous religions. Includes an updated glossary, bibliography, and index. In addition to a new main editor, the 2nd ed. has five additional new contributors. The overall organization of the atlas is the same as the 1st ed., but there are ten new maps in the 2nd ed., including diasporic religions today, new religions in the modern world, religion and ecology, Christianities in South America, the Mormons and the Church of Latter-Day Saints, and Christian renewalism." [Guide to Reference].

Brill, 2001.
Available online. The print copy is at shelved at the Library Annex G 1786 .S1 H67 2002 ++.
An Historical Atlas of Islam by William C. Brice was originally published by Brill in 1981. In 2001, Brill published a new edition of An Historical Atlas of Islam / Atlas Historique de l'Islam, completely revised and substantially augmented by Professor Hugh Kennedy. This unique publication provides an overview of Islamic history from its inception up to the beginning of the twentieth century.
The online version is included in The Encyclopaedia of Islam Online.