Which of these is accurately reflected in "Map of the world by Heinrich Bunting"?

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The "Map of the World" by Heinrich Bunting, created in 1581, is notable for its symbolic representation rather than geographical accuracy. It famously depicts the world as a cloverleaf, with Jerusalem at the center, symbolizing its perceived central role in the Christian world. The map is not accurate in terms of physical geography, such as the shape of continents or their relative sizes, but it does accurately place Jerusalem at the confluence of three continents (Europe, Asia, and Africa), reflecting the theological perspective rather than geographical reality.

Which of These Is Accurately Reflected in "Map of the World