Blank map of Luxembourg

Luxembourg is small, so the useful question is what you put it on. Outline only gives the country as one shape, and With borders draws its 3 administrative areas. Each is a PNG with a transparent background, an SVG or a PDF for A4 or Letter, and neither version has names on it.

An inset or a cover

Use the PNG as an inset: a small Luxembourg beside a larger map on a slide, labelled with your own text. The SVG goes into Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma at any size, where a heavy line and a single colour make a tidy mark for an office, an event or a report cover.

Three areas on a slide

With borders gives three shapes, which suit a slide as well as a worksheet: put the PNG on the left and, on the right, three text boxes with the names Diekirch, Grevenmacher and Luxembourg. Fill one area at a time and ask the class which name goes with it. The list further down this page is the key. Keep the slide as a template and the same three shapes serve a new class each term. A younger group can trace the shape onto thin paper and cut it out for a display.

Which version

The political blank map of Luxembourg is the With borders version. Choose Outline only for a silhouette, such as a logo sketch. When you need names, pins or colours, Customise this map opens the same outline in the editor; for black and white or other print choices, see the printable map of Luxembourg.