Blank map of Ukraine

A blank outline of Ukraine is the starting point for a lot of homemade work: a school worksheet, a slide for an assembly or a talk, a poster for a community event, a craft table. Outline only is the shape with nothing inside it, and With borders draws its administrative areas. Each comes as a PNG, an SVG and a PDF.

A numbered quiz in your own worksheet

Place the PNG of With borders in a worksheet and write numbers in a few areas, such as Sumy, Chernihiv, Zhytomyr and Khmelnytskyi. Pupils write the name for each number underneath, and the list of administrative areas further down this page gives you the answers. Change the numbered areas for the next class and the same file makes a fresh quiz.

On a slide or in a design

For an assembly or a community talk, the transparent PNG sits on the slide's own colour with a heading above it and a photograph beside it. The SVG opens in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma, where the outline can be thickened, filled in one colour or traced for a banner; because it is a vector, it can be blown up to poster size without blurring. For a craft table, print Outline only and let children cut the shape out of card, then decorate it however they like.

Which file to take

The PNG is for documents and slides, the SVG for design tools and large prints, and PDF, A4 or PDF, Letter for the outline on paper, in colour. With borders suits anything about the areas; Outline only suits a silhouette, a cover or younger children.

When the outline is not enough

Names, pins, a title or colours need the editor: Customise this map opens the same outline there. For black-and-white copies, or areas coloured on the page before printing, the printable map of Ukraine is the one to use, and the editable map of Ukraine has the bar of map tools and the embed code.