Blank map of Serbia

A blank map of Serbia is for putting the shape into work of your own: a worksheet for a geography or language class, a slide, a poster for a club or an event, a piece of craft. The two versions are Outline only, the shape alone, and With borders, which adds the lines of its administrative areas. Each is a PNG, an SVG and a PDF.

Picking a version and a file

Choose With borders when the areas matter: matching names to shapes, colouring by a key, marking a few areas for a project. Choose Outline only for a clean silhouette on a cover or a slide, or for younger children who would find the inner lines confusing. Then pick the file. The PNG goes into a word processor or a slide, and its transparent background takes the colour behind it. The SVG is for Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma, and for any size without blurring. The PDF prints the outline on A4 or Letter as it is.

Matching and colouring in your own worksheet

Place the PNG of With borders in a worksheet and put a word bank beside it: Srem, Mačva, Kolubara, Moravica and a few more from the list further down this page. Pupils draw a line from each name to its area, and the list doubles as the answer key.

For a personal map, pupils colour the areas they have visited or where family lives and make their own key in the margin, one colour per meaning. It works as a first-week activity in a new class, and the finished sheets make a display.

Posters and designs

The SVG can be restyled for a poster: a heavier outline, the areas filled in a club's colours, a town marked with a star you draw yourself. Traced at a large size, it becomes a stencil or the base of a hand-drawn map.

When the map needs names, pins or a title, Customise this map opens the same outline in the editor. For black and white or for colouring areas before printing, use the printable map of Serbia.