Blank map of Guatemala

Reports and worksheets about Guatemala often need the shape and nothing else, in a file that fits the tool. Outline only is the country with nothing inside, and With borders adds its 22 administrative areas. Each is a PNG, an SVG or a PDF, free.

In a word processor, a slide or a report

Place the With borders PNG on a page and add a text box over each area you want to name. In a word processor, that gives a labelled map in your own fonts. The transparent background means the shape takes the colour of the box it sits in, which helps in a handout with a shaded panel.

On a slide, use Outline only behind a title or a short list of figures; the map becomes a quiet background, and you can place a coloured shape over an area such as Petén to point to it.

Design in a vector tool

Open the SVG in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma and the areas separate into shapes you can fill, outline or move. A designer might set Petén and Izabal off in a second colour, or thin the lines for a cover page. Because it is vector, the outline can scale to a banner without blurring.

Which version

The political blank map of Guatemala is With borders: the lines of 22 areas, no names. Outline only is the silhouette, better for a cover or for younger pupils. The PDF in A4 or Letter is the file to print as it stands; for black and white or colouring before you print, use the printable map of Guatemala. To shade the areas by figures, try the choropleth map of Guatemala.