Blank map of North Korea

The shape of North Korea as a file suits a briefing slide, a report figure or a class handout. It comes in two versions, Outline only and With borders, which draws its 11 administrative areas, each as a PNG on a transparent background, an SVG and a PDF.

In reports and slides

Put the PNG on a slide with its own background colour; the transparent background means only the outline shows. A report figure can carry the outline alone with a caption beneath, while a figure about the areas can use the With borders file and colour them in your document software. For a clear, restrained look, choose a single colour for the shape and leave the inner lines light.

In a lesson

The political blank map of North Korea is the With borders version. Number six areas for pupils to name, such as South Pyongan, North Pyongan, North Hamgyong, South Hwanghae, North Hwanghae and Pyongyang, and keep the list further down this page as the answer sheet. For younger pupils, Outline only is the cleaner file for a title page.

Which file

Take the PNG for slides and worksheets, the SVG for a design tool or a large print, and the PDF for a ready sheet on A4 or Letter. SVG and PDF stay sharp at any size. For paper and ink choices, go to the printable map of North Korea.

When you need more

Customise this map opens the same outline in the editor, where you can add names, colours, pins and a title. The choropleth map of North Korea shades the 11 areas from a spreadsheet of your own figures.