Can I colour the coast, highlands and jungle?

The map shows the departments, not the three natural regions, so colour those by hand; the department borders help to place them.

Where does the map come from?

From Natural Earth, a free public-domain map dataset that shows borders as they are in practice. It is a map to learn and colour, not to measure distances.

Is there a worksheet to test the departments?

Yes: “Numbered, to write the names” numbers the 24 departments and Callao from 1 Tumbes to 25 Tacna, with a list to fill in and the answers on page two. The capitals version adds a Capital column.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The PDF is made in your browser.

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Peru’s 24 departments and Callao as a numbered map test on US Letter

A high-school Spanish teacher in Ohio finishes a unit on Peru with a map test. She picks “Numbered, to write the names” and US Letter: the worksheet is laid out landscape, 279 × 216 mm, the map numbered 1 to 25 and the list on the same page, Name and Date at the top.

The numbers go in reading order, in bands from north to south: 1 Tumbes, 2 Piura… to 25 Tacna on the Chilean border.
The list heads its column “Region”: each department has a regional government, so Peruvian maps use both words.
Page two is the same numbered map with the list filled in, for marking.

No.	Department	No.	Department
1	Tumbes	14	Lima
2	Piura	15	Ica
3	Lambayeque	16	Junín
4	Cajamarca	17	Huancavelica
5	Amazonas	18	Ayacucho
6	San Martín	19	Apurímac
7	Loreto	20	Cusco
8	La Libertad	21	Madre de Dios
9	Áncash	22	Puno
10	Huánuco	23	Arequipa
11	Pasco	24	Moquegua
12	Ucayali	25	Tacna
13	Callao

peru-worksheet.pdf, two landscape Letter pages; on A4 the same worksheet is upright. On the map with names, Callao, the small port province beside Lima, is the one name set outside on a leader line, on every paper.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I colour the coast, highlands and jungle?: The map shows the departments, not the three natural regions, so colour those by hand; the department borders help to place them.
Where does the map come from?: From Natural Earth, a free public-domain map dataset that shows borders as they are in practice. It is a map to learn and colour, not to measure distances.
Is there a worksheet to test the departments?: Yes: “Numbered, to write the names” numbers the 24 departments and Callao from 1 Tumbes to 25 Tacna, with a list to fill in and the answers on page two. The capitals version adds a Capital column.
Is anything uploaded?: No. The PDF is made in your browser.