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Blank maps to print

142 maps that are blank, numbered, labeled or marked with capitals: the world, the continents, 53 countries with their states, provinces or regions, the US and each of its 50 states with its counties, Spain, and physical maps with rivers and mountains. Ready to print on Letter, Tabloid, A4 or A3, or to download as PNG and SVG. Free, no sign-up.

The world and the continents

The world with its 194 countries, and each continent with its own, with their capitals.

World 194 countries Europe 49 countries Africa 54 countries Asia 48 countries North America 23 countries South America 12 countries Oceania 14 countries

Physical maps: rivers and mountains

The US, Spain (35 rivers and 11 mountain ranges, from the IGN’s data), Europe and the world: the physical map with rivers and mountains, and each one on its own. Rivers are numbered and mountain ranges lettered.

Spain, physical 35 rivers and 11 mountain ranges Spain’s rivers 35 rivers Spain’s mountain ranges 11 mountain ranges US physical 17 rivers and 10 mountain ranges US rivers 17 rivers US mountain ranges 10 mountain ranges Europe, physical 22 rivers and 14 mountain ranges Europe’s rivers 22 rivers Europe’s mountain ranges 14 mountain ranges World, physical 24 rivers and 22 mountain ranges World rivers 24 rivers World mountain ranges 22 mountain ranges

Countries by state or province

53 countries with their states, provinces, departments or regions, from France (101) to the United Kingdom (4).

The Americas

Argentina 24 provinces Bolivia 9 departments Brazil 27 states Canada 13 provinces Chile 16 regions Colombia 33 departments Costa Rica 7 provinces Cuba 16 provinces Dominican Republic 32 provinces Ecuador 24 provinces El Salvador 14 departments Guatemala 22 departments Honduras 18 departments Mexico 32 states Nicaragua 17 departments Panama 14 provinces Paraguay 18 departments Peru 26 departments Uruguay 19 departments Venezuela 25 states

Europe

Austria 9 states Belgium 11 provinces Czechia 14 regions Denmark 5 regions France 101 departments Germany 16 states Greece 13 regions Hungary 20 counties Ireland 26 counties Italy 20 regions Netherlands 12 provinces Norway 15 counties Poland 16 voivodeships Portugal 20 districts Romania 42 counties Sweden 21 provinces Switzerland 26 cantons United Kingdom 4 countries

Asia

China 31 provinces India 36 states Indonesia 38 provinces Japan 47 prefectures Philippines 18 regions South Korea 16 provinces Thailand 77 provinces Turkey 81 provinces Vietnam 34 provinces

Africa

Egypt 27 governorates Kenya 47 counties Nigeria 37 states South Africa 9 provinces

Oceania

Australia 8 states New Zealand 16 regions

Spain

By province, by autonomous community and each community on its own: those with several provinces show them, and the 7 with a single province show its municipalities.

Spain by province 50 provinces plus Ceuta and Melilla Spain by autonomous community 17 communities plus Ceuta and Melilla
Andalusia 8 provinces Aragon 3 provinces Asturias 78 municipalities Balearic Islands 67 municipalities Basque Country 3 provinces Canary Islands 2 provinces Cantabria 102 municipalities Castile and León 9 provinces Castilla–La Mancha 5 provinces Catalonia 4 provinces Community of Madrid 179 municipalities Extremadura 2 provinces Galicia 4 provinces La Rioja 174 municipalities Navarre 272 municipalities Region of Murcia 45 municipalities Valencian Community 3 provinces

United States

All 50 states, with Alaska and Hawaii in insets, and every state with its counties: 3,143 in all, from Delaware’s 3 to the 254 of Texas. With Census Bureau boundaries.

US states 50 states

Each state by county

Alabama 67 counties Alaska 19 boroughs and 11 census areas Arizona 15 counties Arkansas 75 counties California 58 counties Colorado 64 counties Connecticut 9 planning regions Delaware 3 counties Florida 67 counties Georgia 159 counties Hawaii 5 counties Idaho 44 counties Illinois 102 counties Indiana 92 counties Iowa 99 counties Kansas 105 counties Kentucky 120 counties Louisiana 64 parishes Maine 16 counties Maryland 23 counties and Baltimore City Massachusetts 14 counties Michigan 83 counties Minnesota 87 counties Mississippi 82 counties Missouri 114 counties and St. Louis City Montana 56 counties Nebraska 93 counties Nevada 16 counties and Carson City New Hampshire 10 counties New Jersey 21 counties New Mexico 33 counties New York 62 counties North Carolina 100 counties North Dakota 53 counties Ohio 88 counties Oklahoma 77 counties Oregon 36 counties Pennsylvania 67 counties Rhode Island 5 counties South Carolina 46 counties South Dakota 66 counties Tennessee 95 counties Texas 254 counties Utah 29 counties Vermont 14 counties Virginia 95 counties and 38 independent cities Washington 39 counties West Virginia 55 counties Wisconsin 72 counties Wyoming 23 counties

How to pick a version

Every map comes in four versions. Blank shows only the borders, for coloring or for writing names from memory. Numbered puts a number on each country, state or province in alphabetical order, with a list underneath to write the names: it’s the handiest for a test, since each page has the key. Labeled is for studying, and Capitals marks each capital with a dot and its name. Physical maps have no capitals: rivers are numbered and mountain ranges lettered.

Print on Letter or Tabloid, A4 or A3, portrait or landscape. Tabloid and A3 show the same map bigger, which helps with busy maps like the world (194 countries) or France (101 departments). On the maps of Spain you can leave out the Canary Islands, which sit in an inset, so the mainland comes out bigger.

The PDF comes from your browser’s print window (“Save as PDF”), at actual size and with margins. The PNG, 2,400 pixels wide, works for slides or an interactive whiteboard, and the SVG can be edited in Inkscape, Illustrator or Canva.

For the classroom

Printable map worksheetsA numbered map, activities with answers taken from the data, and an answer key on a second page. Map quizStates, provinces or countries: we name one and you find it on the map. With a link to share with your class. Ready-made worksheetsWorksheets ready to print: US states, Spain, Europe and the world.

Frequently asked questions

Are they free?

Yes. You can print, copy and hand them out in class as often as you like, without signing up. If you post them on a blog or class website, credit the source shown on each map.

Which blank maps are there?

142: the world (194 countries), Europe (49) and the other five continents; 53 countries by state or province; the 50 US states, and each state by county; Spain by province, by autonomous community and each of its 17 communities; and 12 physical maps with the rivers and mountains of the US, Spain, Europe and the world.

How do I download a PDF?

Click “Download PDF” and, in the print window, choose “Save as PDF” as the printer. The sheet is already set up with the paper size and orientation you picked.

Where do the borders come from?

US states and counties from the Census Bureau; Spain from its national mapping agency (IGN, CC BY 4.0); and the world, the continents and the other countries from Natural Earth (public domain), except the divisions of Kenya (geoBoundaries) and of Cuba and Egypt (OpenStreetMap, ODbL, via geoBoundaries). Country areas are the World Bank’s.

Why does Louisiana have parishes and Alaska boroughs?

Those are their words for counties. Louisiana calls them parishes after its French and Spanish past; Alaska has boroughs and, where there are none, census areas; since 2022 Connecticut uses nine planning regions; and Virginia has 38 independent cities that belong to no county. Each map explains it.

Can I change the title on the sheet?

Yes: type your own in “Title text”, or remove it with “Title on the sheet: No”. Every change (version, paper, orientation) shows up right away in the preview.