The people of the Book of Mormon are by-and-large characterized as travelers.  Each of the three main civilizations mentioned in the Book of Mormon begin their accounts with a major transoceanic journey to their Promised Land.  However, no single group, or even splinter groups, seem content staying where they are for very long.Much of what we know about Book of Mormon geography comes from passages that chronicle the journeys of various people.  In addition to geographical details, the stories of travels are often coupled with a message of redemption or deliverance, underlined by a reliance on providence to be led to some land of promise, or some new safe haven. With that in mind, here are ten notable journeys told of in the Book of Mormon.

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