Grenada Map Maker — Color the Regions of Grenada

Create a custom colored map of Grenada online. Click any of its 7 states, provinces and regions to color it, group them by color, label each group in the legend, and download the finished Grenada map as a high-resolution PNG or scalable SVG — free and without an account.

How to make a custom map of Grenada

  1. Pick a color from the palette on the left (or use the custom color picker).
  2. Click regions on the map to fill them with the selected color.
  3. Add a label for each color in the legend editor, and give the map a title.
  4. Optionally import name–value data to build a choropleth automatically.
  5. Click Download to export a high-resolution PNG or a scalable SVG.
Map of Grenada showing all 7 states, provinces and regions
Map of Grenada — free to use. Download as PNG or SVG, or color your own version in the map maker above.

Inside the Grenada map

The Grenada map on this page is drawn from 7 regions, each one a separate clickable shape. By mapped area the largest is Saint Andrew (about 74 km², 26% of the country's mapped surface); the smallest is Saint David at about 19 km².

States, provinces and regions of Grenada on this map

All 7 are clickable on the map.

Tips for coloring the Grenada map

Frequently asked questions

Is the Grenada map free to use?

Yes — coloring and downloading the Grenada map is completely free, with no account or watermark.

How many regions does the Grenada map have?

The map shows 7 first-level administrative divisions of Grenada, each individually clickable and colorable.

Which region of Grenada is the largest?

Measured from the outlines on this map, Saint Andrew is the largest of the 7 regions at roughly 74 km² — about 26% of the country's mapped surface. The smallest is Saint David.

What formats can I export?

PNG up to 10,000 pixels wide, or SVG vector — both suitable for print and presentations.

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