Queretaro Municipalities SVG Map
Free Queretaro Municipalities SVG map with 18 municipalities, in Mercator projection, high and low detail.
Free for any use, commercial projects included, as long as you keep the amCharts credit (CC BY 4.0).
All 427 maps, no credit needed: $99 Every SVG map in one ZIP, royalty-free, with updates.18 regions, named and coded.
- Amealco de Bonfil
22001 - Arroyo Seco
22003 - Cadereyta de Montes
22004 - Colón
22005 - Corregidora
22006 - El Marqués
22011 - Ezequiel Montes
22007 - Huimilpan
22008 - Jalpan de Serra
22009 - Landa de Matamoros
22010 - Pedro Escobedo
22012 - Peñamiller
22013 - Pinal de Amoles
22002 - Querétaro
22014 - San Joaquín
22015 - San Juan del Río
22016 - Tequisquiapan
22017 - Tolimán
22018
No region matches that.
Need it interactive in your app?
The same map ships with the amCharts 5 library as am5geodata_region_mexico_queLow, ready for zoom, tooltips, heat maps and drill-downs. See JavaScript Maps.
import am5geodata from "@amcharts/amcharts5-geodata/region/mexico/queLow";
chart.series.push(
am5map.MapPolygonSeries.new(root, {
geoJSON: am5geodata
})
);Around Queretaro Municipalities
Can I use this map commercially?
Yes, for free, as long as you keep the amCharts credit (CC BY 4.0). To use maps without the credit, get the SVG Maps pack: all 427 maps for $99, one payment.
Which projection is it in?
Mercator, fitted to the map's own bounds. For Equal Earth, Albers, orthographic and others, use the SVG Map Generator.
How are the regions identified?
Each region is its own <path> with an id (the ISO code where one exists) and a data-name, so you can style or script it directly.
Will it open in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape?
Yes. It is plain SVG: no scripts, fonts or external references.