How it works
This blank Benelux map shows Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, with Germany, France and the North Sea around them. Numbered and Named label all six, and Rivers adds river lines.
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Blank, numbered or named
The sheet opens blank. Choose Numbered to put a number on the three Benelux countries, on Germany and France beside them and on the North Sea, or Named for their names, then press Print this map; the answer key prints on its own sheet.
Rivers and waters
Rivers draws the Rhine with its branches across the Netherlands, the Meuse and the Scheldt, without names, for students to label. The large water inside the Netherlands is the IJsselmeer.
- With Rivers on, students can mark Rotterdam and Antwerp, the two big ports of the river delta, themselves.
Questions and answers
Which countries are in Benelux?
Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. The three neighbors signed a customs agreement in 1944 and the treaty for the Benelux Economic Union in 1958, and they work together today as the Benelux Union.
What does Benelux stand for?
The name is made from the beginning of each country's name: Be for Belgium, Ne for the Netherlands and Lux for Luxembourg.
What are the capitals of the Benelux countries?
Brussels for Belgium, Amsterdam for the Netherlands and Luxembourg City for Luxembourg. They are not marked on the map, so students can add them themselves.
What is around the three countries on the map?
France to the south, Germany to the east and the North Sea to the northwest. The chain of islands along the Dutch coast is part of the Netherlands.