Free Printable Blank Maps of the UK and Ireland

Explore our collection of free printable blank maps, available to download as high-quality A4 PDF files. Perfect for teachers, students, homeschoolers, and geography enthusiasts, these outline maps help visualise the geography of the British Isles. Whether you're teaching lessons on the United Kingdom, planning a quiz, or creating a custom worksheet, these blank maps are an excellent educational tool.

Preview of printable blank map of the UK
Printable Blank Maps – UK and Ireland, UK Only, and Mainland Britain

Each printable map is presented in a clean, easy-to-use layout designed for A4 printing. These are blank outline maps with no labels — ideal for classroom geography exercises, exam prep, revision worksheets, and hands-on activities such as labelling countries, capitals, rivers, and regions. Great for all key stages and home learning environments.

This free resource includes three different versions: a blank map of the UK and Ireland, a map showing only the United Kingdom, and a simplified outline of mainland Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales). The simple black-and-white format makes these maps easy to photocopy, colour in, or pin to a wall.

No registration or email is needed — just click, download, and print. These printable maps are entirely free to use for personal, educational, or homeschool purposes.

What’s Included in the Printable Map Pack

  • Blank map of the United Kingdom and Ireland – includes all countries of the British Isles
  • Blank outline map of the United Kingdom – England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland
  • Blank map of mainland Britain – ideal for simplified lessons or colouring activities
  • All maps available as downloadable A4 PDFs for easy printing
  • Minimalist, black-and-white line style for labelling and geography work
  • Great for school projects, worksheets, map quizzes, wall displays, and homeschool resources
  • Instant download — no login, sign-up, or payment required

Who Can Use These Maps?

These printable UK and Ireland maps are ideal for:

  • Primary and secondary school teachers creating lesson plans and visual aids
  • Students studying British geography, history, or social studies
  • Homeschool parents creating customised learning materials
  • Adults learning about the UK and Ireland for personal interest or citizenship tests
  • Anyone needing a clear, blank UK map for planning, crafts, or reference

Whether you're building a geography binder, assigning labelling exercises, or setting up a classroom wall display, these printable maps are a versatile and reliable option. Just download the version you need and start using it right away.



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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this printable map suitable for school children?

Yes! These blank outline maps of the UK and Ireland are ideal for primary and secondary school students learning about British geography. Their simple, uncluttered format makes them perfect for exercises like labelling, colouring, or testing knowledge of regions, countries, and surrounding areas.

Can I use this in my classroom?

Absolutely. Teachers and tutors are encouraged to print and distribute these maps for classroom activities, homework assignments, revision exercises, or geography-themed displays. They’re great visual aids and easy to photocopy for group use.

Is it really free to download?

Yes — all of our printable maps are 100% free to download and use. There’s no need to create an account, enter your email, or subscribe. Just click the link and print as many copies as you need for personal or educational purposes.

What age groups are these maps suitable for?

These maps are designed to be useful for a wide age range. They’re perfect for children aged 7 to 16 in school, but also helpful for older students, adult learners, or anyone studying UK geography or preparing for citizenship or general knowledge tests.

Can I share this map with others?

Definitely. You’re welcome to share this resource with fellow teachers, students, homeschooling groups, or parents. You can also link directly to the download page from blogs, newsletters, or education forums.