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Missouri Map

Explore the crossroads of America with these Missouri map that guide readers through the state’s rivers, cities, and geographic position. These printables develop observation, map-reading, and U.S.-history interest.

Delivered in a high-quality PDF, each page is ready for A4 printing and works great at home, in geography lessons, or with a light-up tracing pad.

Part of the Maps collection, Last updated on Fri, 30 May 2025 17:59:17 GMT.

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US Map with Missouri Shaded and State Names

Black-and-white map of the United States with Missouri highlighted using diagonal shading. Each state is labeled with its official two-letter abbreviation.
Black-and-white map of the United States with Missouri highlighted using diagonal shading. Each state is labeled with its official two-letter abbreviation. | zuzuzi.com

US Map with Missouri Shaded

Black-and-white map of the United States with Missouri highlighted using diagonal shading.
Black-and-white map of the United States with Missouri highlighted using diagonal shading. | zuzuzi.com

What is Missouri?

Missouri is a central U.S. state bordered by eight others, including Iowa to the north, Arkansas to the south, and Illinois to the east. The capital is Jefferson City, and its largest cities are Kansas City and St. Louis, both known for their cultural and historical importance.

Missouri is famous for the Gateway Arch, its rivers, and its musical and pioneer heritage. The state bird is the eastern bluebird, and the state flower is the hawthorn. Missouri has a population of over 6.2 million (as of July 2024).

How to say Missouri in different languages?

  • English: Missouri
  • French: Missouri
  • Spanish: Misuri
  • Arabic: ميزوري
  • German: Missouri
  • Chinese: 密苏里州
  • Japanese: ミズーリ州
  • Korean: 미주리
  • Portuguese: Missouri
  • Italian: Missouri
  • Hindi: मिसौरी
  • Russian: Миссури
  • Turkish: Missouri

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why aren’t Alaska and Hawaii in their real location on the map?

On this map, Alaska and Hawaii have been moved to keep all the states together in one compact image. In reality, Alaska is far to the northwest of the continent, above Canada, and Hawaii is in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, far from California. This repositioning is a common layout trick to make the map easier to read.

Are these maps ideal for coloring?

Yes, these maps use black borders only with no fill background, making them perfect for coloring activities with crayons or markers.

What materials do I need to use these maps?

Just print them and use crayons, colored pencils, or markers. Lamination and dry-erase markers can make them reusable.