Do the small ones get names?

Yes — all 14 departments are named inside their borders on A4, US Letter and A3, Cuscatlán and San Salvador included; none needs a leader line.

Can I mark the capitals?

Yes — a dot for each department capital, such as Santa Tecla for La Libertad and San Francisco Gotera for Morazán, with San Salvador ringed.

What is drawn in grey?

Guatemala and Honduras, around it, are drawn pale as neighbours.

Can I colour one department, or several groups?

Yes. Choose 1 to 6 colours, type the departments for each colour separated by commas (or click them on the preview) and add a legend if you like; the colours and the legend print on the map.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The map is made in your browser. On the free plan a small line with our name is printed at the foot of the sheet.

Printable blank map of El Salvador

El Salvador, by 14 departments, ready to label.

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Example

A family-history map of El Salvador: 14 departments named, one in colour

A student in Los Angeles writes about a grandmother from Usulután. On US Letter she picks “With the names”, then “Colour states, provinces or regions: 1 colour”, types Usulutan (accents not needed) and the legend “Grandma’s home department”. All 14 names fit inside their borders, Guatemala and Honduras in pale lines round them.

The map prints landscape on A4, Letter and A3; no name needs a leader line on any of them.
For her classmates she switches to “Numbered, to write the names (worksheet + answers)”: two landscape pages, the map numbered as in the table with 14 lines, then the answers.
The numbers run from the north-west, 1 Santa Ana to 14 San Miguel, the same on every paper.

No.	Department	No.	Department
1	Santa Ana	8	San Vicente
2	Chalatenango	9	Cabañas
3	Ahuachapán	10	Morazán
4	Sonsonate	11	La Unión
5	La Libertad	12	La Paz
6	San Salvador	13	Usulután
7	Cuscatlán	14	San Miguel

el-salvador-map.pdf with Usulután shaded and the legend in a corner, and el-salvador-worksheet.pdf for the class quiz.

How it works

Pick a style: blank with the borders for a quiz, the outline only for drawing, or with the names.
Tick “Mark the capitals” to add a dot for each capital, and choose the paper.
Press Make PDF and print; the lines are vector, so they stay sharp at any size.

Frequently asked questions

Do the small ones get names?: Yes — all 14 departments are named inside their borders on A4, US Letter and A3, Cuscatlán and San Salvador included; none needs a leader line.
Can I mark the capitals?: Yes — a dot for each department capital, such as Santa Tecla for La Libertad and San Francisco Gotera for Morazán, with San Salvador ringed.
What is drawn in grey?: Guatemala and Honduras, around it, are drawn pale as neighbours.
Can I colour one department, or several groups?: Yes. Choose 1 to 6 colours, type the departments for each colour separated by commas (or click them on the preview) and add a legend if you like; the colours and the legend print on the map.
Is anything uploaded?: No. The map is made in your browser. On the free plan a small line with our name is printed at the foot of the sheet.