Maps of Europe

I hope these maps are as helpful to you as they are to me! Please let me know in the comments section if I have left anything off of these maps. Our family is using these labeled and unlabeled maps of Europe as we study at home for weeks 2-7 Cycle 2 of Classical Conversations.

More maps to come!

Download Set of 2 Europe Maps:

Updated Map of Europe

Do you need more maps? We are currently holding our very first Map Sale, which means that all map products are currently on sale until Monday, October 21st. Make sure that you grab your free Curriculum Integration Guides that coordinates maps and mapping assignments with your favorite curriculum. Yes, they are FREE!

Question: What types of maps are the most helpful for you?

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Lisa

Thanks! We will be using these!
Liz

Hi Terri,

It looks like the map follows the older edition with Mont Blanc and Matterhorn. I have always loved your maps.
- / Terri Johnson
  
  Hi Liz,
  
  Ha! I must have an older version guide. I bought it new last year, but I have noticed some differences in the memory work. I’ll pay closer attention!
Vicki

Hi Terri! I am soooo excited about this! We just started CC this year too, and I am a tutor as well. We love it, and its a great fit for our family as well. I’ve been struggling to find a map of Europe that is big enough to adequately show the kids the smaller details of rivers, mountains, etc. Thank you for making this map! I am also loving two other books of yours – A Child’s Geography Vol. 3, and Map Trek – both of which are overlapping wonderfully with the timeline and history statements!
Vicki
- / Terri Johnson
  
  You are welcome, Vicki! Thanks for your feedback and your kind words.
zelda

great
This is our first year of cc and this map is fantastic.
- / Terri Johnson
  
  Thanks, Zelda!
Kim

Thank you so much for sharing your maps! Like you we joined CC this year too. I am a Challenge A tutor and one of our big projects is drawing the world from memory. This week we are working on Central America and the Greater & Lesser Antilies.
Thank you again for sharing your maps. They are great and will be very helpful when we reach Europe.
- / Terri Johnson
  
  Next week, I’ll be posting maps of Central America. Stay posted!
Dene’

These maps are awesome! Thanks! I have Mapquest, but can’t figure out how you did this. Also, where did you get the Europe map? I have been looking through the indexes and can’t find that map. I would love to be able to build my own maps, especially for CC, but can’t figure out how. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks for sharing!!
- / Terri Johnson
  
  Thank you! The Europe map is part of a set that I bought an expensive license for, so I cannot share it except in non-editable PDF form like I just did.
- / Terri Johnson
  
  Dene, you have given me a great idea!! I will share it soon, but it involves customizing your own maps.
Kathi

Terri, I am loving your full MapTrek set I just bought, with the book and CD. I just printed out one on Charlemagne’s kingdom for my kids to study as they write about him today. I can hardly wait to move through history so we can use more of the maps, some of the ones you provide with very specific history applications.

However, I must be blind. I am looking for the colored version of the European map so they can write in all the CC details to review. Is there a Europe map that has color to delineate the countries, and no labels?

Thanks for all the great support materials, and the maps you are making available on the blog.