Blank map of Latin America

People who download the outline of Latin America are mostly putting it into something of their own: the cover of a regional business plan, a title slide for a country-by-country review, a handout for a unit of lessons, a poster for an event. The page has two versions, Outline only for the land as one shape and With borders for the 19 countries, and each one comes as a PNG with a transparent background, an SVG or a PDF.

A cover and a set of slides

A regional business plan can open with the transparent PNG in the corporate blue, titled and dated in the slide software, and the same outline can sit small in the corner of every slide that follows. Because the background is transparent, no white box shows on a coloured slide. A recruitment page for the region, a partner conference badge and a newsletter header can reuse the same file.

A handout for a launch review

For a launch review, put the With borders PNG on the first page of a handout and add a text box beside each country the plan names, with a date or a figure in it. The same layout can open a unit of lessons if the text boxes carry notes on a country the class has chosen. The list further down this page gives the spelling of all 19 countries.

Design work

In a design tool, the SVG can take the region's countries in a gradient, a hand-drawn texture or a single brand colour. Setting each of the 19 shapes apart is quick, because the borders stay as separate lines you can recolour or delete.

Choosing

With borders is the political blank map of Latin America. Outline only is the better choice for an icon, a stamp or a pale shape behind a title. For names, colours or a title on the map, choose Customise this map. If the file is going straight to the printer, use the printable map of Latin America, which has the paper and ink choices.