Search for Geographic Locations in a Book

Does any know if it is possible to do a quick search for every geographical location in a book of the Bible? I'm wondering if it is possible to see every reference that has some sort of geographical tag. My church is putting together a study on the book of John, and we wanted to create a map that includes every city and region mentioned

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Karl Fritz Jr.

Use the Concordance tool. Once opened, select preferred bible and wait several minutes for it to generate. (it's faster once it generates once).

(1) Select "Biblical Entity"

(2) Limit to "John"

(3) Select "Place" from the filter list.

Graham Criddle

An alternative to Karl's great suggestion is a Louw-Nida search

John Brumett

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1013607#Comment_1013607

It would be nice to have this ability in the basic Bible Search and have Concordance results sent to Bible search.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1013636#Comment_1013636

It would be nice to have this ability in the basic Bible Search

Does my example about not address this?

and have Concordance results sent to Bible search.

I'm not sure what you mean by this - what do you envisage it looking like?

Karl Fritz Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1013636#Comment_1013636

I like Graham's solution best in this particular case. There is, however, a roundabout way of getting this into the Bible search panel, in case you're looking to do more rigorous analysis. Importantly, this would apply to similar cases when using the Concordance tool for filtering with Logos Datasets, etc.. The short answer for this case is to paste the following search syntax into the Bible Search panel:

The easiest way I can think to get there (without manually typing all that, which is error-prone) is as follows:

(1) Run the Concordance tool as I specified above.

(2) Export the final results into Excel:

(3) Excel import should look like this:

(4) Enter: ="<Place "&A2&">" in cell C2 and drag formula down column:

(5) Enter: ="<Place "&A2&">" in cell D3 and DO NOT drag down:

(6) Enter: ="<Place "&A2&">" in cell D4, press ENTER, and DRAG DOWN the column:

(7) Excel results should look like this:

(8) Then do this in Logos:

Sean Boisen

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1013646#Comment_1013646

Another approach is to simply find all the Atlas maps that are related to the book of John:

Since Atlas maps are organized around biblical events, this may not find every place that is mentioned in John's Gospel. But it should come very close (and Karl's approach will find every mention).