Blank map of Morocco

Tour operators, teachers and students take the outline of Morocco for their own work: a brochure page, a worksheet on the country's cities, a revision card or a slide about a trip. There are two versions on this page, Outline only for the shape and With borders, which draws its 16 administrative areas. Each comes as a PNG on a transparent background, an SVG and a PDF.

A name-hunt on the areas

Here is a puzzle for older pupils that the map checks for itself. Place the With borders PNG in your worksheet, give pupils the list of administrative areas from further down this page and the five largest cities from the facts table, and ask them to shade every area whose name contains one of those cities. Grand Casablanca is an easy start. The spelling of Fez is the catch: the list writes it differently inside an area's name, which opens a talk about how one place can be spelt in more than one way.

For younger children, Outline only in a worksheet with a large title space makes a simple colouring page, with room to draw anything they have learned about the country around the edge.

Brochures, slides and posters

A tour operator can open the SVG in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma, draw the route of each trip over Outline only in the brand colour and reuse the same base for every itinerary. On a slide, the PNG's transparent background lets the theme colour surround the outline, with space for a heading and the trip's dates. For a travel poster, the vector file scales to any size without blurring.

Choosing

With borders draws the 16 administrative areas and nothing more: take it for labelling, puzzles and colouring by area. Outline only is the plain shape for designs, title slides and younger children. Use the PNG for documents and slides, the SVG for design tools and the PDF for A4 or Letter. Black-and-white sheets and areas shaded before printing are on the printable map of Morocco; names, pins or a title come from Customise this map.