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Spain's 50 provinces with the Balearic and Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla, ready to colour by autonomous community, label or print.

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  • 50 provinces, Ceuta, Melilla
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Spain's 50 provinces with the Balearic and Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla, ready to colour by autonomous community, label or print.

Group the provinces into the 17 autonomous communities with one legend colour each. The Canary Islands are in their real place off Africa; zoom out to include them, or export them as a second picture.

What you can make

What you can do

How it works

  1. Open Spain

    The map opens on Spain, provinces drawn and ready. In Layers, switch off Country names for a blank outline, or keep them as a key.

  2. Colour, label or number it

    Tap one of the provinces to colour it with the colour in use; rename the colours in the Legend. Add text labels, numbered markers for a quiz, or arrows.

  3. Print or share

    Export a PDF on A4 or US Letter for a worksheet, a PNG for slides, or share a link that opens your map for anyone to copy and finish.

Data you can cite

Every exported picture prints the credits of the data on it. All sources: data sources.

Your maps stay yours

  • Your map is saved in this browser as you draw. No account, no sign-in.
  • Files you open (GeoJSON, KML, GPX, CSV) are read in your browser and never uploaded.
  • A short link stores a copy of the map only when you make one, so the link works for anyone you send it to.
  • What you draw is yours to use in lessons, articles, books and slides; keep the data credits on it.

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Questions

Can I colour the autonomous communities?

Yes. Make one legend colour per community and tap its provinces; the legend prints with the map.

Is the editor available in Spanish?

Yes. Switch the page language to Español: the editor, the messages and the country names are in Spanish.

Is YearMaps Draw free?

Yes. Drawing, sharing links and exporting PNG, PDF, GeoJSON, KML and GPX files are all free, with no account. Exported pictures carry a small @yearmaps.com mark and the credits of the data on the map.

Do I need an account to save my map?

No. Your map is saved in your browser as you draw. To keep it elsewhere, share its link, or save a YearMaps file and open it again later from the File menu.

Can I use the maps I make?

Yes. The map belongs to you, in school work, articles, presentations and books. Keep the data credits printed on the picture: the borders come from Cliopatria (CC BY 4.0) and the base map from Natural Earth (public domain).

Can I import my own data?

Yes. Open or drop GeoJSON, KML, KMZ (Google Earth) and GPX (GPS) files onto the map. They are read in your browser and never uploaded.

More ways to use it

Every map page on YearMaps has a Draw on this map button in its Share panel, which opens the same view here. See what's new in YearMaps Draw.