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Blank Map of Africa
All 54 UN-recognized African countries plus Western Sahara and Somaliland drawn separately, on an equal-area projection.
PDFs are vector, US Letter, with a name line for worksheets. They print sharp at any size.
What's on this map
This map shows 54 UN member states, with Western Sahara and Somaliland drawn separately. Every region is a separate shape: tap to color it, or download the blank file as it is.
- Africa covers about 30 million km², roughly 20% of Earth's land. On a Mercator map it looks similar to Greenland; this equal-area projection shows the real proportions.
- Island nations such as Cabo Verde, São Tomé and Príncipe, Comoros, Mauritius and Seychelles are small. Use the search box to find and paint them.
- South Sudan (2011) is the newest African country and is shown with its own border.
How to make your own Africa map
- Paint. Pick a color under "Paint with" and tap regions. Tap again to clear. Rename each color to build the legend.
- Label. Turn on names or codes, or drop text labels and pins anywhere on the map.
- Color from data. Paste a list of names and numbers in the Data tab for an instant shaded map.
- Export. PNG for slides, SVG for editing, or print to paper or PDF. Your work autosaves in this browser.
Test yourself
Ready to check what you've learned? Try the Africa map quiz: we name a place, you tap it on this same map.
Good uses
- Label-the-countries quizzes for middle school.
- Colonial history, language or trade-bloc maps.
- NGO or project coverage maps.
Questions
How many countries are in Africa?
54 countries are UN members. Western Sahara (claimed by Morocco) and Somaliland (self-declared, unrecognized) are drawn separately so you can treat them as you need.
Is this blank map of Africa free to print?
Yes. Download the PNG, SVG or print it straight from the browser. There is no account, no watermark over the map and no limit. A small "mapeditor.io" credit sits in the corner of exports.
Can I edit the SVG in other software?
Yes. Every region is a separate, named path, so you can recolor it in Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, Affinity Designer, PowerPoint or Google Slides.