Which capitals differ from their department’s name?

Most: Atlántida’s is La Ceiba, Colón’s Trujillo, Copán’s Santa Rosa de Copán, Cortés’s San Pedro Sula, Lempira’s Gracias and Olancho’s Juticalpa, among others.

Which is the national capital?

Tegucigalpa, ringed; it is also the capital of Francisco Morazán department.

Is there a worksheet version?

Yes — choose the numbered style: the departments are numbered and pupils write each name and capital, with the answers on page two.

Why is the page landscape?

Honduras is wider than it is tall, so A4 (297 × 210 mm), US Letter (279 × 216 mm) and A3 are all turned landscape, to draw the country as large as the sheet allows. The worksheet pages are landscape too.

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.

Map of Honduras with departments and capitals

All 18 departments, named, with their capitals.

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Honduras’s 18 departments and capitals on Letter, Roatán to Choluteca

A heritage Spanish class in New Orleans prints the map on US Letter. It lies landscape (279 × 216 mm): all 18 departments named, 18 capital dots each with its name, Tegucigalpa ringed. Only the Bay Islands are named outside the map, on a thin line, on every paper.

Every capital is named, also the 6 that share their department’s name: Choluteca, Comayagua, La Paz, Ocotepeque, Santa Bárbara and Yoro.
For the quiz, “Numbered, to write the names and capitals” numbers the departments in reading order, from 1 Bay Islands in the north to 18 Choluteca in the south, with the answers on page two.

No.	Department	Capital
1	Bay Islands	Roatán
2	Copán	Santa Rosa de Copán
3	Santa Bárbara	Santa Bárbara
4	Cortés	San Pedro Sula
5	Yoro	Yoro
6	Atlántida	La Ceiba
7	Olancho	Juticalpa
8	Colón	Trujillo
9	Gracias a Dios	Puerto Lempira
10	Ocotepeque	Ocotepeque
11	Lempira	Gracias
12	Intibucá	La Esperanza
13	La Paz	La Paz
14	Comayagua	Comayagua
15	Francisco Morazán	Tegucigalpa
16	El Paraíso	Yuscarán
17	Valle	Nacaome
18	Choluteca	Choluteca

The ones pupils mix up: Gracias is the capital of Lempira, while Puerto Lempira is the capital of Gracias a Dios — the names cross over. San Pedro Sula is Cortés’s capital, not the nation’s, and La Ceiba (Atlántida) and Trujillo (Colón) are the Caribbean ports.

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Frequently asked questions

Which capitals differ from their department’s name?: Most: Atlántida’s is La Ceiba, Colón’s Trujillo, Copán’s Santa Rosa de Copán, Cortés’s San Pedro Sula, Lempira’s Gracias and Olancho’s Juticalpa, among others.
Which is the national capital?: Tegucigalpa, ringed; it is also the capital of Francisco Morazán department.
Is there a worksheet version?: Yes — choose the numbered style: the departments are numbered and pupils write each name and capital, with the answers on page two.
Why is the page landscape?: Honduras is wider than it is tall, so A4 (297 × 210 mm), US Letter (279 × 216 mm) and A3 are all turned landscape, to draw the country as large as the sheet allows. The worksheet pages are landscape too.
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.