Spain maps your team can edit

The map chart built into Microsoft 365 resolves Spanish place names through Bing Maps and stops at country level, so it cannot draw provinces or municipalities. These maps are ordinary PowerPoint shapes built from the CNIG boundary files, so nothing is looked up, every level below country is included, and each area can be recolored or deleted on its own.

Autonomous communities, provinces and municipalities, plus the two archipelagos drawn at the level their buyers actually use — the 88 municipalities of the Canaries and the 67 of the Balearics. Each level is a separate template, and the levels nest, so a province map can be placed beside the national map of the same theme.

Because nobody buys all 8,213 at once. A municipality map is bought for one province — the one the reader works in — and an 8,200-shape deck would be unreadable at any scale that fit a slide. The national province map draws every municipal border, which is what the “por provincias” searches are actually asking for.

The boundaries are published by the Centro Nacional de Información Geográfica (CNIG) and reused under Order FOM 2807/2015, which permits commercial use and requires the origin of the data to be acknowledged. The credit and the data date are already printed on the source slide of every deck, so nothing needs adding to a presentation you build.

Because the level below is where the data lives. Castile and León holds nine provinces and Andalusia eight, and a national figure that stops at the community boundary hides all of it. The borders are drawn as lines under the colored level, so they never interfere with editing.

Yes, on the national ones — they count as provinces in every official table, so they are drawn that way. At the scale the peninsula needs they are two dots on the African coast, which is how commercial Spain maps draw them. They do not get their own municipality deck: a single-municipality map is not a map.

In many cases, yes. The same pipeline produces any level the CNIG publishes, including comarcas, districts and islands sold on their own. Email hello@geoslides.com with the area you need.

Each template costs $19.99 as a one-time payment, with no subscription. A refund may be requested within 14 days days for any reason, whether or not the file has been downloaded, and will be approved.