A routing table on a network device serves as a map for determining the best path to route packets to their destinations. It lists all the routes to particular destinations, including both the next-hop addresses and the associated metrics. The routing table also includes static entries (manually configured routes) and dynamic entries (routes learned through routing protocols).
References:
Cisco DevNet Associate Study Guide: Understanding Routing Tables (Chapter 4, Section: Routing and Switching Fundamentals).
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