Blank map of Pakistan

People who need a blank map of Pakistan usually have their own document waiting for it: a worksheet in a word processor, a slide for a talk, a report cover or a poster. This page gives you the shape as a file in two versions, Outline only and With borders, which draws the lines between the administrative areas. Each version comes as a PNG, an SVG and a PDF.

In a worksheet or a quiz

Paste the PNG of With borders into a worksheet of your own and write a number inside each area you want pupils to find, such as Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan. Pupils write the names beside the numbers, and the list of administrative areas further down this page is your answer sheet.

For a lesson starter, put Outline only on the first slide without a title and ask the class which country it is. The reveal on the next slide can show the same outline with its name and a pin for Islamabad, added in the editor.

Slides, covers and designs

On a slide about a market or a project in Pakistan, the transparent PNG lets the outline sit on the theme colour, with a few figures or a heading beside it. In Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma, the SVG can take a heavier line and a fill in your brand colour for a report cover, or be traced as the base of an infographic. A teacher making a set of revision cards can put Outline only in the same corner of every card, at the same size, so the set reads as one series.

Which version, which file

With borders shows the inner lines between the areas; take it for labelling, quizzes and anything about the areas themselves. Outline only is the plain shape for a cover, a logo sketch or a slide where the inner lines would distract. The PNG suits documents and slides, the SVG design tools and any size without blurring, and the PDF a print on A4 or Letter. For names, a title or colours, choose Customise this map; for black-and-white copies to hand out, the printable map of Pakistan has them ready.