Blank map of Palestine

A blank map of Palestine is usually wanted for a lesson or a project: pupils label it, colour it in or put it at the centre of a poster, and teachers drop it into a worksheet of their own. There are two versions here, Outline only and With borders, which draws its two administrative areas, Gaza and the West Bank. Each comes as a PNG, an SVG and a PDF.

Tasks for a lesson or a project

With only two areas to name, With borders makes a quick labelling starter. Pupils write Gaza and the West Bank in the right places, give each a colour and add a two-line key. The list of administrative areas further down this page is the answer.

For a project poster, place the PNG in the middle of a large sheet and arrange notes, pictures and arrows around it. Younger children can colour Outline only, trace it onto thin paper or cut it out and stick it into an exercise book with a title above it.

Slides and designs

On a slide, the transparent background means the outline sits on any colour with nothing around it; a heading and a short caption fit beside it. The SVG opens in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma, where it scales to poster size without blurring and its lines can be redrawn in your own weight and colour.

Which version and which file

Take With borders for labelling the two areas and Outline only for a plain shape. The PNG suits worksheets and slides, the SVG design work and the PDF a print on A4 or Letter. Every file here is drawn with the international boundaries. If your lesson needs the boundaries as recognised by one of several countries, choose Customise this map, pick that view under Boundaries (More, then Place) and download from the editor, which adds a note on the map naming the view. For black-and-white copies, the printable map of Palestine has them ready.