Connecticut from the Census Bureau’s boundaries, with Hartford, the state capital, and the states around it; or the outline alone, or its nine planning regions, blank or named. Print the blank map and the named one after it as the answer key.
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Connecticut, its capital and the states around it draws the state with a star at Hartford, its capital, and names the neighbouring states in grey. Outline only prints the shape alone, for colouring or a project. Planning regions, blank draws its nine planning regions with nothing named, to colour or label from memory. Planning regions named writes each name inside it; where one is too small for its name it carries a number, and the numbers are listed beside the map or on a page after it. Planning regions to name, then the answer key prints the blank map and the named one after it.
Connecticut’s eight counties ceased to function as governments in 1960, and in 2022 the Census Bureau adopted the state’s nine planning regions in their place. The map shows the nine planning regions, as the Census Bureau’s maps now do. By land area, the largest is the Capitol Planning Region, 1,027 square miles (2,661 km²), and the smallest is the Greater Bridgeport Planning Region, 140 square miles (363 km²).
The two bars under the map show a round number of miles and of kilometres at the size the map prints on your paper. Print at actual size (100%), then mark a bar’s length on the edge of a sheet of paper and step it along the map to measure how far apart two places are. The map is in an equal-area projection centred on the state, so every county’s area is to scale and distances are close to true across the whole state.
Massachusetts from the Census Bureau’s boundaries, with Boston, the state capital, and the states around it; or the outline alone, or its 14 counties, blank or named. Print the blank map and the named one after it as the answer key.
New York from the Census Bureau’s boundaries, with Albany, the state capital, and the states around it; or the outline alone, or its 62 counties, blank or named. Print the blank map and the named one after it as the answer key.
Rhode Island from the Census Bureau’s boundaries, with Providence, the state capital, and the states around it; or the outline alone, or its five counties, blank or named. Print the blank map and the named one after it as the answer key.
The world’s countries in outline on one landscape page, blank to fill in or with the seven continents and five oceans named. Print a blank map and the named one after it as the answer key.
The 50 states in outline on one landscape page, with Alaska and Hawaii set in at the lower left, blank or with every state named. Print a blank map and the named one after it as the answer key.
The 50 states in outline with a star at each capital, and each state and capital named. Print it named, with the capitals left to write in, or with only the stars; the named map comes after the one to fill in as its answer key.
The countries of Europe in outline on one landscape page, blank to fill in or with every country named. Print a blank map and the named one after it as the answer key.
The countries of South America in outline on one page, blank to fill in or with every country named. Print a blank map and the named one after it as the answer key.
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