The blank map of Thailand shows the country Thailand empty. This blank map of Thailand will allow you to use the map for personal activities or educational with children for example (drawing). The empty map of Thailand is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Thailand total area as you can see in the Blank map of Thailand is about 514,000 square kilometres (198,000 sq mi). Land: 511,770 square kilometres (197,600 sq mi). Water: 2,230 cubic kilometres (540 cu mi). Thailand uses a unit of land area called the Rai (unit), which is 1,600 square metres (0.40 acre). Total land boundaries is 4,863 km. Border countries: Myanmar 1,800 km, Cambodia 803 km, Laos 1,754 km, Malaysia 506 km. Thailand Coastline is 1m.

Thailand measures about 1,260 km, from the northernmost point at Mae Sai district in Chiang Rai province to the southernmost point at Betong district, Yala province, and in width, from the westernmost point at Sangkhla Buri district in Kanchanaburi province to the easternmost point at Sirindhorn district in Ubon Ratchathani province, about 780 km. Land use: arable land: 27.54 percent; permanent crops: 6.93 percent as its shown in the Blank map of Thailand. Irrigated land: 64,150 square kilometers (2003). Total renewable water resources: 409.9 cu kilometers (1999) Freshwater withdrawal (domestic/industrial/agricultural): total: 82.75 cu km/yr (2 percent/2 percent/95 percent); per capita: 1,288 cu m/yr (2000).

Thailand is full of Temples. Approximately there are more than 35,000 temples in the country. If anyone has to visit the temple they have to wear modest clothes or in traditional form. If anyone is found wearing shorts and sleeveless shirts there were punished immediately. Thailand is the world largest exporter of Orchids. There are approximately 1,500 species of Orchids that grow in the Thai forests as its mentioned in the Blank map of Thailand. Because of larges scale production, the Orchid is the national flower of the country. In many parts of the country, Orchids are grown on farms for commercial purposes. As the demand for the orchid is very high the amount of foreign money is also increasing in the country.

The Thailand map outline shows all the contours and international boundary of Thailand. This outline map of Thailand will allow you to easily learn about neighboring countries of Thailand in South-Eastern Asia. The Thailand contours map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Thailand is divided into 77 provinces (Changwat), which are grouped into 5 groups of provinces by location as you can see in Thailand map outlines. There are also 2 special governed districts which are the capital - Bangkok (Krung Thep Maha Nakhon in Thai) and Pattaya. However, Pattaya is still part of Chonburi Province, while Bangkok is at provincial level itself. Each province is divided into smaller districts - as of July 2015, there are 878 districts (amphoe) and 50 districts of Bangkok (khet). However, some parts of the provinces bordering Bangkok are referred to as Greater Bangkok (pari monthon). These Provinces include Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, Samut Prakan, Nakhon Pathom, Samut Sakhon.

Doi Inthanon National Park covers 482.40 square kilometers as its shown in Thailand map outlines. As one of Thailand most popular provinces for tourists, Chiang Mai has plenty of great attractions but one of the best has to be Doi Inthanon National Park. This big beauty in Chiang Saen overlooks the Golden Triangle, offering views into Laos and Myanmar. Thailand northernmost province is the best place to see the famed (and infamous) Golden Triangle. The province of Lampang is a popular destination for those who like to get close to nature. Really close. The Thai Elephant Conservation Center under Royal Patronage lets you spend anywhere from a few days to a month helping care for some of the 50 elephants that live there. The most popular sight in Lamphun province is Wat Phra Tha Haripunchai, which dates back anywhere between 1,200 and 400 years, depending on what you consider the original structure to be.

The most mountainous of Thailand provinces, Mae Hong Son offers plenty for nature lovers as most of it is covered in virgin forest. The town of Pai is a huge draw for backpackers and is full of bars and music. One of the most remote provinces in Thailand, Nan is quiet and leafy. Among Nan highlights are the mysterious and intricate carvings and murals at Wat Nong Bua, which are likely over 100 years old, although no one knows for sure as records have been lost. Uttaradit, one of Thailand most mountainous provinces, Uttaradit gorgeous Phu Sai Dao National Park is 200 square kilometers of deciduous, dipterocarp, pine and evergreen forests as its mentioned in Thailand map outlines. One of Thailand youngest provinces (created in 1993), Amnat Charoen main attraction is Phu Sa Dok Bua. Thailand newest province, Bueng Kan, was officially created on March 23, 2011.

The vector map of Thailand shows entire surface of Thailand empty. This vector map of Thailand will allow you to make changes or add details to the map of Thailand in South-Eastern Asia, for personal or educational purposes. The vectorial map of Thailand is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Thailand is shaped like the head of elephant (see Thailand map vector). The trunk, which extends southward from Bangkok to the mountains near Malaysian border, is noted for its dense rain forests, limestone formations and beaches. The northwest part of the country (the forehead) is covered by misty, green mountains, the highest of which are just over 2000 meters high. Rising up from the Cambodian border is the Khorat plateau (the ears of the elephant), which occupies third of the country. Northeast Thailand is dominated by the mighty Mekong river, which flows into Cambodia along the Thailand-Laos border. The fertile central part of Thailand, which includes Bangkok, is dominated by the Chao Phraya River.

Situated in the heart of Indochinese Peninsula in the Southeast Asia, Thailand geographical shape looks like an ancient axe as you can see in Thailand map vector. Despite Thailand climate is being described as a tropical monsoon, overall climate is the mixture of humid tropical and tropical savanna. Thailand’s neighbors are Lao PDR, Myanmar, Cambodia and Malaysia. Thailand is governed with democratic system with the King as the Head of State. Being known of a capitalist economy and society, Thailand actually has a capitalist economy, slightly with a few socialist economic elements. Majority of Thais are Buddhist. Most of people residing in the capital city are employees or running own businesses, while regional residents are mostly farmers and merchants. Regions of Thailand include Central, East, West, North, Northeastern and South.

The shape of Thailand is similar to the shape of an elephant head, also their national animal. The trunk dangles southwards until Malaysia and its forehead nudges Burma with Laos and Kampuchea draped around like a fan-shaped ear as its shown in Thailand map vector. If you take a look at Thailand on a map, you might be able to make out a particular shape. To the north are the elephant ears and head, and to the south is its trunk. Thai culture celebrates the elephant as a symbol of fortune. The superstitious will pay money to pass underneath the beast body in the hopes of gaining the animal luck. Besides being superstitious, one must also be brave as elephants are the largest land animals in existence today.