🇦🇹 Blank Map of Austria

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The blank map of Austria is a printable political map that draws the borders of all nine federal states, in black and white with no names on them, sized for A4 and printing on US Letter. Download it free as a PDF or a JPEG, either as the blank version with state borders or as a plain Austria outline map with the country outline only.

Because the map is unlabeled, it works as a base for practice: students fill in the states, their capitals, the Danube and the Alpine ranges themselves, and teachers use the same sheet for map quizzes, homework and school projects. It pairs well with our Austria map worksheets, and with the printable labeled map of Austria when you need the names for reference.

For a neighbour in the same detail, use the blank map of Switzerland. For the wider region, use the blank map of Europe, or browse the other blank country maps.

The image below shows the printable blank map of Austria with the state borders and the neighboring countries.

Blank map of Austria without labels showing the borders of the nine federal states in black and the neighboring countries in outline

Austria Blank Map Bundle and More

The blank map and the outline map are free. The bundle adds more versions of the same map:

Blank map of Austria with states
Austria outline map
Blank map of Austria with neighboring countries
Blank map of Austria with state capitals
Blank map of Austria with cities
Political Austria map for reference

The bundle includes PDF and JPEG versions of all maps.

The two free downloads are the blank map, which draws the borders between the states, and the outline map, which has the country outline only. The capital and city markers are part of the bundle: dots placed on the map without any names, so the sheet still works as an exercise rather than an answer key.

The 9 Federal States of Austria and Their Capitals

Austria is divided into nine federal states, called Bundeslaender in German, and each one has its own capital. Vienna is unusual: it is both the national capital and a state in its own right.

State	Capital
Burgenland	Eisenstadt
Carinthia	Klagenfurt
Lower Austria	St. Poelten
Upper Austria	Linz
Salzburg	Salzburg
Styria	Graz
Tyrol	Innsbruck
Vorarlberg	Bregenz
Vienna	Vienna

Two of the nine are easy to miss on a blank map. Vienna sits inside Lower Austria as a small enclosed shape, because the city is its own state. And Tyrol comes in two pieces: East Tyrol is separated from the rest by a strip of Salzburg and Carinthia, so a correct blank map shows it as a detached area rather than one continuous state.

Show the cities marked on the bundle's city map (click to reveal)

Amstetten, Baden, Bischofshofen, Bregenz, Bruck, Dornbirn, Eisenerz, Eisenstadt, Feldkirch, Fohnsdorf, Fuerstenfeld, Gleisdorf, Graz, Hallein, Horn, Imst, Innsbruck, Kappl, Kitzbuehel, Klagenfurt, Krems, Kufstein, Leoben, Lienz, Liezen, Murau, Muerzzuschlag, Neunkirchen, Obervellach, Saalfelden, Salzburg, Sankt Poelten, Schwaz, Spittal an der Drau, Schrems, Telfs, Uttendorf, Villach, Wien, Wiener Neustadt, Wolfsberg, Woergl, Zell am See and Zwettl.

These are dots on the map, not names, so the city version still works as an exercise.

About Austria's States and Geography

Austria covers about 83,900 square kilometres and holds roughly 9.1 million people, which makes it one of the smaller countries in central Europe but one of the most mountainous: the Alps take up around three quarters of the land, and the Grossglockner reaches 3,798 metres in the range that separates Tyrol from Carinthia. The Danube crosses the north of the country for some 350 kilometres, passing Linz and Vienna on its way east, and the Wachau valley along it is the stretch most often marked in geography lessons. Austria is landlocked and shares borders with eight countries, more than almost any other state in Europe: Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Lake Constance in the far west and Lake Neusiedl in the far east sit at opposite corners and at opposite extremes, one alpine and deep, the other shallow and steppe-like. Those are the features students are usually asked to place, which is why an unlabeled base map is more useful for practice than a finished one.

Blank Map of Austria Features

Free blank and outline versions in high-resolution PDF and JPEG
Sized for A4 and prints on US Letter without cropping
Black and white line work that prints cleanly on a home or school printer
State borders on the blank version, country outline only on the outline version
Neighboring countries drawn in outline, so Austria is shown in context rather than floating alone
North arrow and a scale bar in both miles and kilometres
Bundle versions with capital and city markers and with the neighboring countries
Suitable for geography lessons, map quizzes, homeschooling, revision and school projects

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions people ask most about the free blank map of Austria.

How many states does Austria have?

Nine federal states, called Bundeslaender: Burgenland, Carinthia, Lower Austria, Upper Austria, Salzburg, Styria, Tyrol, Vorarlberg and Vienna. Vienna counts twice over, as the national capital and as a state of its own.

Which countries border Austria?

Eight: Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. That is more neighbours than almost any other country in Europe, and they are drawn in outline on this map so the borders make sense.

What is the difference between the blank map and the outline map?

The blank map is a political map: it draws every border between the nine states but names none of them. The outline map has no internal borders at all, just the shape of the country, which is the version people use for tracing and for drawing in their own features.

Can I print the blank map of Austria in A4 size?

Yes, every file is sized for A4 and prints on US Letter without cropping. The PDF keeps its line quality when enlarged, so the same download also works for a poster-size print or a classroom wall chart.

Is the blank map of Austria free to download?

Yes, the blank map and the outline map are free in PDF and JPEG, with no sign-up. The bundle with the capital markers, the city markers and the neighboring countries is a small one-off price.

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Who It's For

Students revising for map tests, teachers building classroom materials and quizzes, homeschooling parents, and anyone who needs a clean base map of Austria for a project.

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What Can I Do with a Blank Map?

Blank maps are a great way to visualize geography, get a feel for regions and borders, and see how places relate to one another. They also bring presentations, travel journals, and creative projects to life by giving you a clear, flexible canvas to work with.

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