How it works
This blank map of Uganda opens on the plain outline of the country and its lakes, with the neighboring countries as plain land around it. Two switches add the four regions and the Nile.
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Outline and lakes first
The sheet opens on the outline of Uganda with its large lakes: Lake Victoria along the south, Lake Albert and Lake Edward on the western border, and Lake Kyoga in the middle. Press Print this map for a sheet to draw districts or towns on.
Regions and the Nile
Borders adds the lines between the four regions. Rivers adds the Nile, from Lake Victoria through Lake Kyoga and Lake Albert to the northern border. Numbered and Named label the four regions.
- The straight lines across Lake Victoria are borders, not shores: Uganda shares the lake with Kenya and Tanzania.
Questions and answers
How many regions does Uganda have?
Four: Central, Eastern, Northern and Western. They group the districts and are used for statistics. The national government works with the districts directly.
Why are the districts not on the map?
Uganda has more than 130 districts, and many are newer than the map source, so its district lines are out of date. The sheet shows the four regions instead.
What is the capital of Uganda?
Kampala, in the Central Region, near the shore of Lake Victoria. The map does not mark it.
Which countries border Uganda?
Kenya to the east, South Sudan to the north, the Democratic Republic of the Congo on the west, Rwanda to the southwest and Tanzania to the south. Uganda has no coast.