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County Maps for All 50 U.S. States

Choose a state to color its counties individually or import CSV data for a numerical or categorical map. Add your own title and legend, then download a high-resolution PNG.

Collage of the 50 U.S. state county maps in MapSculpt, showing each state's outline and its county-level boundaries.
Explore county maps for all 50 U.S. states. Choose a state below to create your own map.

CHOOSE A GEOGRAPHY

Which map do you need?

Start with the geographic unit you want to color or match to your data.

Counties within one state

Use a dedicated state editor to work with its counties or county equivalents. This is the best fit for a report or dataset covering a single state.

Find your state

Counties nationwide

Use the nationwide county editor when your data spans several states and you want to compare county-level areas on one map.

Open the nationwide county editor

State boundaries

Use the U.S. states editor when each whole state should have one color. It shows state boundaries and does not divide states into counties.

Open the U.S. states editor

MAPS MADE WITH MAPSCULPT

Four ways to use county maps

Each example uses published Census data and the original MapSculpt editorial export. The state guides explain the measures and offer more examples.

EXPLORE STATE COUNTY MAPS

Choose your state. Start mapping.

Explore county map editors for all 50 U.S. states. Choose a state to color counties individually, import data, and export your own map.

95 maps / 8 collections

Countries, regions and counties. Ready for your ideas.

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California

Counties

Texas

Counties

Florida

Counties

New York

Counties

Pennsylvania

Counties

Illinois

Counties

Ohio

Counties

Georgia

Counties

North Carolina

Counties

Michigan

Counties

New Jersey

Counties

Virginia

Counties

Washington

Counties

Arizona

Counties

Tennessee

Counties

Massachusetts

Counties

Indiana

Counties

Missouri

Counties

Maryland

Counties

Colorado

Counties

Wisconsin

Counties

Minnesota

Counties

South Carolina

Counties

Alabama

Counties

Louisiana

Parishes

Kentucky

Counties

Oregon

Counties

Oklahoma

Counties

Connecticut

Planning regions

Utah

Counties

Nevada

Counties & Carson City

Iowa

Counties

Arkansas

Counties

Kansas

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Mississippi

Counties

New Mexico

Counties

Idaho

Counties

Nebraska

Counties

West Virginia

Counties

Hawaii

Counties

New Hampshire

Counties

Maine

Counties

Montana

Counties

Rhode Island

Counties

Delaware

Counties

South Dakota

Counties

North Dakota

Counties

Alaska

Boroughs & census areas

Vermont

Counties

Wyoming

Counties

1–50 of 50 state maps

STATE GUIDE DIRECTORY

County map guides for all 50 states

Find the geographic coverage, examples, and data tips for any state. You can also go straight to its editor.

HOW IT WORKS

Create a county map in four steps

  1. Choose your state

    Open the county editor for your state from the catalogue.

  2. Color or import

    Assign colors manually or import a CSV. Many county editors support numerical values and categories. Review how your rows match before applying them.

  3. Add context

    Edit the title and legend, choose a visual style, and credit your data source.

  4. Export your map

    Preview the layout and download a high-resolution PNG for your report, slide deck, or website.

COUNTY GEOGRAPHY & CSV

Before you start mapping

The Census treats certain areas as county equivalents, including Connecticut’s planning regions and Louisiana’s parishes. For a CSV join, use official five-digit Census GEOIDs that match the map’s boundaries. Keep them as text so a code like 01001 retains its leading zero.

Are county maps available for all 50 states?

Yes. Every state has a standalone editor. The directory also links to a guide with the geographic coverage and examples for each state.

Can I color individual counties?

Yes. Open a state’s county editor, select a color, and apply it to the counties or county equivalents you want to show.

How can I match spreadsheet rows to counties?

Save the data as a CSV and include a column of five-digit Census GEOIDs. Keep leading zeroes, choose the correct region and value columns, and check any unmatched rows before applying the import.

What is the difference between a state map and a county map?

A state map treats each state as one area. A county map breaks the geography into counties and county equivalents, so individual areas within a state can have their own values or colors.

What if my data covers more than one state?

Use the nationwide U.S. Counties editor to map counties from multiple states on a single canvas. The standalone state editors are designed for one state at a time.

Can I use the editors in Spanish?

Yes. All 50 state county editors are available in Spanish. When a detailed guide has not yet been published in Spanish, the directory identifies its English version.

Can I use the finished map in a presentation?

Yes. Export a high-resolution PNG and insert it into your slides or document. Check the title and legend at the size your audience will see.

START WITH YOUR STATE

Find your state. Create your county map.