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The 10/40 Window is a geographically strategic region encompassing North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, known for its concentration of Unreached People Groups and its significance in Christian missions, as illustrated in the detailed map included in this guide.
The revised 10/40 Window removes several Christianized countries such as South Korea and the Philippines and includes several additional countries, such as Indonesia, that are close to 10 or 40 degrees north latitude and have high concentrations of unreached peoples.
Versions: Plain 10/40 Window Globe Fuller. Interactive World Map. Progress of the gospel in every country. Find people group data for any country. People Groups on Google Maps. People groups as colored dots on Google maps. View or download PDF. People Groups on Google Earth. Download By Country KMZ or By Progress KMZ for Google Earth desktop.
This list serves as a guide for understanding where the Gospel is most needed, shedding light on the critical role of missions in these areas. Below we list all the nations in the 10/40 window of the world, organized by major regions.
The 10/40 Window is the box or “window” that runs from northern Africa through the far east Asia around 10° north through 40° north of the equator. The 10/40 Window has a few specific difficulties that missionaries and churches have to take into consideration.
The 10/40 Window is home to: 83% of unreached people groups; 97% of the unreached people groups population; 29 out of every 30 unreached people are in the 10/40 Window. Below is a map of the world’s people groups color-coded from reached (green) to unreached (red).
Exploring a map of the 10/40 Window allows us to visualize the vast scope of this area. According to the Joshua Project, the 10/40 Window is home to a staggering percentage of the unreached people on our planet, amounting to nearly 42 percent.
