Samoa Map Maker
Color a blank Samoa map online in seconds. Click any region to fill it, shade the whole map from a spreadsheet, add a legend and labels, then export a publish-ready PNG or SVG — free, and with no sign-up.
How to color the Samoa map
Nothing to install and no account to create — the editor opens with the Samoa map already loaded and blank.
Open the map
Launch the Samoa map straight in your browser. It loads blank and ready to color.
Color the regions
Click any region to fill it, or paste a spreadsheet column and let gradient mode shade every region by value.
Add a legend
Name your color groups, position the legend, and switch labels or abbreviations on where they help.
Export or share
Download a PNG or SVG, copy a share link, or paste an embed snippet into an article or site.
What you can build with the Samoa map
Election & polling maps
Shade the Samoa regions by winning party, margin or turnout using category or logic rules.
Data & heat maps
Map population, revenue, prices or survey results across Samoa with a continuous gradient scale.
Territory & coverage
Mark sales regions, delivery zones, franchise areas or office coverage across Samoa.
Travel & personal maps
Tick off the parts of Samoa you have visited, lived in or plan to see next.
All 11 regions on the Samoa map
Every region below is a separate, clickable shape you can color, rename, hide or isolate on its own.
- A'ana WS-AA
- Aiga-i-le-Tai WS-AL
- Atua WS-AT
- Fa'asaleleaga WS-FA
- Gaga'emauga WS-GE
- Gagaifomauga WS-GI
- Palauli WS-PA
- Satupa'itea WS-SA
- Tuamasaga WS-TU
- Va'a-o-Fonoti WS-VF
- Vaisigano WS-VS
Samoa map — frequently asked questions
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