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Printable blank map of South Korea

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Blank map of South Korea: 17 provinces and cities, with capitals and worksheet

South Korea’s map has 17 divisions: 9 provinces (Gyeonggi, Gangwon, the two Chungcheongs, Jeonbuk, South Jeolla, the two Gyeongsangs, Jeju), Seoul, Sejong and 6 metropolitan cities — Busan, Daegu, Incheon, Gwangju, Daejeon, Ulsan. The blank style prints them on A4 upright, the islands in place and the land around in light grey.

  1. With the names, all 17 fit on A4: 13 inside, and Incheon, Daejeon, Busan and Gwangju beside on a leader line. On A3 only one needs a line.
  2. Tick “Mark the capitals”: 17 dots, Seoul ringed. With the names on, 8 provincial capitals are named; the cities and Jeju share their capital’s name, so they are dots alone.
  3. For a test, the numbered style runs 1 Incheon to 17 Jeju, with Province and Capital lines and the answers on page 2:
No. Name on the map Capital
1 IncheonIncheon
2 SeoulSeoul
3 GyeonggiSuwon
4 GangwonChuncheon
5 South ChungcheongHongseong
6 SejongSejong
7 JeonbukJeonju
8 DaejeonDaejeon
9 North ChungcheongCheongju
10 South GyeongsangChangwon
11 DaeguDaegu
12 North GyeongsangAndong
13 UlsanUlsan
14 South JeollaMuan
15 GwangjuGwangju
16 BusanBusan
17 JejuJeju

The provincial seats are the hard part: Suwon for Gyeonggi, Hongseong for South Chungcheong, Muan for South Jeolla and Andong for North Gyeongsang — not the metropolitan cities nearby, which are divisions of their own.

How it works

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

Frequently asked questions

Are Seoul and the metropolitan cities included?
Yes — the special and metropolitan cities are outlined and named alongside the provinces.
Can I get the names in Korean?
The names follow the language of the page; open the Korean page for the names in Korean.
Where does the map come from?
From Natural Earth, a free public-domain map dataset. It is a map to learn and colour, not to measure distances.
Can I mark the provincial capitals?
Yes: tick “Mark the capitals” for a dot at each, Seoul ringed. With the names on, Suwon, Chuncheon, Cheongju, Hongseong, Jeonju, Muan, Andong and Changwon are named; the cities and Jeju have their capital’s name and are dots alone.
Is there a worksheet with answers?
Yes: choose “Numbered, to write the names and capitals”. The 17 are numbered from 1 Incheon to 17 Jeju with a line for each name and capital, and page 2 has the answers.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The PDF is made in your browser.

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