Author and Geography of Palestine

So the person who wrote Luke's Gospel did not know Geography in the Palestinian territories, did he?
That seems to be the way of travel. But there are also other strange things, also. The question in chapter 17 (11) above is the order in which Galilee and Samaria appeared to Judas. It can not be translated as it is usually written in Greek, so it is translated differently.
"Jesus went between Samaria and then through Galilee when going to Jerusalem," which is the usual translation. But the original text is "Jesus went through Samaria and Galilee when going to Jerusalem". However, if it translates like this, the contradiction which the original text has comes out. If you want to go from Galilee to Jerusalem, you must first leave Galilee and then go through Samaria. If it is true, "Jesus has passed through ... Galilee and Samaria". If you want to go from Galilee to Jerusalem, you must first. It is wrong to reverse it and align it with "Samaria and Galilee". This order was well thought out by the author of Luke, and it was not by accident.

This is the other way around as well.
"Thus the Church crosses the whole area of Judea, Galilee and Samaria" (Acts 9; 31) / In order these three countries are truly aligned, they are Judea, Samaria and Galilee. It arranged opposite to Galilee and Samaria. In other words, This author seems to imagine that Judea and Galilee are side by side, and on the upper side, Samaria is elongated in the lateral direction, touching both Judea and Galilee.
In other words, this author seems to imagine that Judea and Galilee are side by side, side by side, and on the upper side, Samaria is elongated in the lateral direction, touching both Judea and Galilee.

It is no wonder then that the Lord did not go through Samaria and wrote directly between Judea and Galilee. The author of Luke didn't know Palestinian geography.