Blank map of Israel

Worksheets, revision cards and slides are where the outline of Israel usually ends up, along with posters and illustrations. There are two versions here, Outline only, the shape on its own, and With borders, which draws its 6 administrative areas. Each is available as a PNG on a transparent background, an SVG and a PDF.

Worksheets and revision cards

With borders makes a colour-by-number sheet in a few minutes. In your own document, write a number from 1 to 6 inside each area and add a small key beside the map: 1 is blue, 2 is green and so on. Younger pupils colour each area to match, and older ones then write the area names on top, checking them against the list of administrative areas further down this page. On a revision card, a small PNG in one corner with a single area shaded is enough to anchor the notes on that card.

Outline only fits a short observation task: pupils copy the shape freehand from the PNG on the board, then hold a printed copy over their drawing against a window to compare the two.

Slides and design

On a slide, the transparent PNG sits on your theme colour with room for a heading and two or three points. In Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma the SVG takes any stroke or fill and scales to poster size without blurring; the inner lines of With borders can be thinned to a hairline when they are there only as texture.

Versions, files and boundaries

Take With borders for anything built on the six areas, and Outline only for a plain shape. The PNG is for worksheets and slides, the SVG for design work, and the PDF prints at 100% on A4 or Letter. Every file is drawn with the international boundaries. If a lesson or a publication needs the boundaries as recognised by one of several countries, choose Customise this map, set that view under Boundaries (More, then Place) and download from the editor, which can add a boundary note naming the view. For black-and-white sheets, go to the printable map of Israel.