Editable map of Argentine provinces

The usual reason to edit a map of the Argentine provinces is to show something by province: who is served from where, which provinces a survey reached, or which ones a class has covered. The map opens in the editor with 23 provinces and the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires drawn, so you start from the shapes and go straight to the colours.

Branches, routes and survey areas

A business with regional branches can give each branch a colour and click the provinces it supports, then pin Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Rosario, Mendoza and Tucumán so the slide shows where the branches sit. A route between three of those cities, with numbered stops, makes a sales tour clear at a glance. Research teams can colour the provinces a survey covered, in one colour for finished and another for planned, and add a legend that says so. Switch on Neighbours to put Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia and Brazil in grey around the provinces.

Class work

Pupils colouring a map of the provinces can start with the ones they know, such as Misiones, Salta or Tierra del Fuego, and add names with Show names as they learn the rest. A trip diary suits a pinned route with a title.

Settings and style

Use the bar on the map for quick colours, and Customise this map when you want the full place list in the editor. Add your cities opens the pin tool and Add a title opens the title field. Minimal suits a report, Blueprint a planning slide and Vintage a poster.

Files and slides

Set the canvas to 16:9 for a deck. A PNG with Transparent on lets the slide's own background show; Copy image pastes the map directly into PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote, and the map for PowerPoint page has more ideas. SVG goes to a design tool. The country's page, the editable map of Argentina, has the same provinces, and the printable map of Argentine provinces is for paper.