Printable map of Argentine provinces

Teachers who print a map of the Argentine provinces usually want one thing from it: a sheet where each province is a shape pupils can name. The version with regions gives that, with 23 provinces and the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires drawn and no names. The blank outline is the country on its own, for colouring or for pupils who draw the lines in themselves. Both come as PDFs for A4 or Letter.

A display makes a good first project. Print the version with regions on A4, give each group of pupils five or six provinces, and have them colour and label their share before the sheets are pinned up as a single wall map. Misiones, Salta, Jujuy and Tierra del Fuego are good first picks for younger children. A group that finishes early can add the largest cities with a dot and a name: Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Rosario, Mendoza and Tucumán.

For older pupils, a timed quiz works well. Number ten provinces on a printed copy, give three minutes and check against the list of provinces further down this page. Photocopy a class set in black and white and keep a colour copy as the master. Pupils who finish early can swap with a neighbour, mark the sheet in a different colour and hand it back for corrections before the key goes up on the board.

Print settings

Print at 100% when you need copies to match, or fit to page if your printer trims the edge. For names, a title or A3, choose Customise before printing. The printable map of Argentina shows the country on its own.