🗺️ An exact world map
A world map in the equirectangular projection used on school worksheets: parallels and meridians are straight and evenly spaced, and every point sits exactly at its coordinates.
Create A4 worksheets with a world map of parallels and meridians to read and plot geographic coordinates, with an answer key.
Geographic coordinates pin down any place on Earth with two numbers: latitude, measured from the Equator, and longitude, measured from the Prime Meridian. This free latitude and longitude worksheet generator creates A4 worksheets with a world map of parallels and meridians to read coordinates, plot points, identify hemispheres and find continents, oceans and cities, always with an answer key.
A world map in the equirectangular projection used on school worksheets: parallels and meridians are straight and evenly spaced, and every point sits exactly at its coordinates.
The Equator and the Prime Meridian drawn bolder, and the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn and the polar circles labelled, to link coordinates with climate zones.
Lettered points to write their latitude and longitude, or coordinates to plot on the map: both directions of the skill.
Coordinates to work out which continent or ocean a place is in, or which city on the map is there, with over 80 cities from every continent.
A grid every 30°, every 10° and points between the lines to 5°: for Grades 6 and 7, always with the letter N, S, E or W.
Answers written on every line and the points drawn on the map, so marking takes a glance.