Download a Blank Map of Greece from This Collection

by Roman Stepanov

December 10, 2020

A blank map of Greece? Yes, we have that. Actually, more than one.

Blank maps can sometimes be quite hard to find. Typically a map is displayed with many of the area’s features already visible. However, what if you need a blank map for educational purposes?

Perhaps you want a blank map to create a more interactive geography experience. This can be used by students to shade in the distribution of an area’s population, raw materials, or industry. It can also be used to detail the locations of the country’s main cities, mountains, and rivers.

Whatever you need them for we have a variety of blank maps available to assist you with your personal study or lessons.

About Greece

Officially known as the ‘Hellenic Republic’, Greece boasts a vibrant history. It is widely considered the birthplace of western philosophy and culture. Greece was home to one of the earliest and most advanced human civilizations dating back to the Bronze Age.

Greece is geographically located in Southern Europe but politically it is considered to be part of Western Europe. Since 1981 Greece has been a member of the European Union.

The country spans an area of 131,957 square kilometers (50,948 square miles); with about a fifth of that area made up of around 1,500 islands. Greece occupies the southernmost part of the Balkan Peninsula extending into the Aegean, Cretan, Ionian, Mediterranean and Thracian seas.

Greece is divided into the 13 administrative regions:

Attica
Central Greece
Central Macedonia
Crete
East Macedonia and Thrace
Epirus
Ionian Islands
North Aegean
Peloponnese
South Aegean
Thessaly
West Greece
West Macedonia

A 14th region is Mount Athos, however, this is an autonomous region made up of a monastic community under Greek sovereignty.

Greece Facts

The legal name of Greece is the ‘Hellenic Republic’
The capital city of Greece is Athens
The total land area Greece covers is 131,957 sq km (50,948 sq mi) with a border stretching 1,110 km and 13,676 km of coastline.
Greece received independence from the Ottoman Empire on the 3rd of February, 1830 when the London Protocol was signed. This protocol recognized Greek independence by Great Britain, France, and Russia.

Greek Geography

Greece is located in the southernmost part of Europe and has the longest coastline of any European country.

The majority of people living in Greece occupy its cities. Athens, the capital city, is the largest in Greece with a population of over 3.7 million.

Greece’s natural landscape comprises elevated hilly areas and mountainous regions. Greece is one of the most mountainous countries in Europe.

To the west of the country are the Pindus mountains, which make up a stretch of the Dinaric Alps. Here the land rises above 2,500 meters. The Dinaric Alps house several lakes and rivers, creating a varied landscape of rocky heights and indented wetlands.

Greece’s most iconic and indeed largest mountain is Mount Olympus, which stands some 2,918 meters tall.

South-west of Olympus in Thessaly the impressive Meteora rock formations can be found. These impressive displays of natural phenomena appear, as the meaning of their name suggests, to be ‘suspended in the air’.

Away from mainland Greece are several island groups and Greece’s two largest islands; Crete and Evia.

Blank Map of Greece Downloads

On this page, you can find blank maps of Greece showing the outline of the country. There are multiple presentation options available for the context and legends of the maps. You can use these blank maps of Greece to test students or to provide a practical exercise to assist their learning and research.

Blank SVG vector map of Greece

Download a blank vector map of Greece. Make the map interactive with the MapSVG WordPress map plugin or use it in any custom project.

Greece Coasts

Multicolor Map of Greece with Regions

Greek Coast with Borders

Flag Map of Greece

Outline Map of Greece with Neighbouring Countries

Regions of Greece Map

Electoral constituencies of Greece

Electoral constituencies of Greece since 2018 (Athens A and Athens B split into smaller constituencies, Thessaloniki A includes a larger area than shown in the previous map, Patra is now its own constituency).