Blank map of Nepal

Nepal as a plain shape is useful for lots of small jobs: a worksheet header, a trek poster, a slide on a project. Each version comes as a PNG on a transparent background, an SVG and a PDF. Outline only is the shape alone, and With borders draws its 14 administrative areas.

In a worksheet or a quiz

Put the With borders PNG in a word-processor page and number five areas for pupils to name, perhaps Lumbini Zone, Narayani Zone, Sagarmatha Zone, Mahakali Zone and Dhaulagiri Zone. The list further down this page is the answer sheet. For a younger class, use Outline only as a cover for the worksheet pack, with the title set across it.

On a slide or a poster

Place the PNG on a slide with a coloured background; because it is transparent, only the shape shows. For a poster, the SVG can be recoloured in a design tool and enlarged to any size, while keeping crisp edges. Stack the outline behind a block of text for a section title in a report.

A note on the two versions

The political blank map of Nepal is the With borders version, which includes inner lines and so is best for labelling and colouring by area. Choose Outline only when inner lines would distract, such as behind a headline or a logo sketch.

Next steps

If you need names, colours or pins, Customise this map opens the same outline in the editor. The printable map of Nepal has the print options, and the choropleth map of Nepal colours the areas from your data.