Blank map of Equatorial Guinea

Equatorial Guinea has 7 administrative areas, and that gives you a shape that is quick to label in your own materials. Take Outline only for the whole shape, or With borders for the area lines. Each version comes as a PNG on a transparent background, an SVG and a PDF.

A craft sheet and a table

For a classroom display, enlarge the PDF, trace the outline onto card and cut it out; pupils can then colour seven pieces, one per area, and fit them back together. Younger children can colour the outline alone and write the name across it. For a slide, the same seven shapes can sit beside a seven-row table, with the names taken from the list further down this page, from Annobón to Wele-Nzas.

On a slide or in a design

Place the PNG on a coloured slide: the transparent background lets the colour show around the shape. In a deck about Malabo and Bata, put the outline on one side and the two cities in a short list on the other. Designers can open the SVG in Figma or Illustrator and give each area its own fill for a regional view, or delete the lines for a one-colour shape.

Which version

With borders is the political blank map of Equatorial Guinea: areas drawn, nothing named. Outline only has none of the lines inside, which is better for tracing, cutting and silhouettes.

Files and next steps

PNG for slides and worksheets, SVG for design, PDF for A4 or Letter. For names, a title or the two neighbours on the map, choose Customise this map. To print with ink and paper options, use the printable map of Equatorial Guinea.