Baltic States Europe Maps with Administrative Territories (PPT editable)

Package description

Editable maps of European Union – Baltic region countries, covering Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia.

The maps of all three Baltic states include outline maps of their regional administrative division, local counties. This can help you present precise location of your business interests in this northeast region of European Union. Besides maps, this PowerPoint template contains text placeholders and call-out boxes with main economic information of the Baltic countries. You can modify or update it, add your own descriptions.

• Vector editable maps of Europe and four Baltic EU countries. We included also maps with local administrative territories (counties) and main city location pins for each country
• Estonian flag, Lithuanian Flag and the one of Latvia
• Geographic location placeholders, icons and hand-drawn arrows to present specific place on a map e.g. capital and major cities, Point of Interests, local supply chains or regional meeting plan
• Country macro-economy symbols & data: population, density, GDP, capital, transport, production, distribution
• Fully editable maps, vector icons, arrows

Content

Set of vector maps editable in PowerPoint of four Northern Eastern Europe with administrative division.

Those three EU states are called Baltic Assembly Countries. They share similar location and history, of post-communistic, former members of Soviet Union. They are located in north east European Union.

You can use those maps to present local meeting plans, location of company headquarters, subsidiaries, factories and other facilities. You can visually plan the travel plans and supply chain routes by adding various POI icons and drawing arrows between cities, adding transportation means.

For each country we added overview of main geographical and political data, including capital location, GDP, population and area data. You can use these slides to analyze the local Baltic European market, for example.

We added a bunch of map placeholder, that allow you to draw influence regions e.g. around major cities, add data values in those influence radius, create legend with various color categories etc.

Icons for showing localization and logistics on maps:

• Pins and flags for indicating a place
• Handdrawn arrows for showing routes and journeys
• Transportation icons: Truck, Train, Plane, Ship, Bus, Lorry for illustrating logistic routes on the Batlics map
• Production pictograms: Factory icon, Production facility icon, Production gears icon
• Distribution pictograms: Distribution centre icon, Wholesale icon, Consumption Retail shop icon
• City pictogram: Capital icon, Big city icon

Examples of PowerPoint maps visualization:

• Supply Chain Routes from point A to point B and C over Baltic regions (by arrows over a map)
• Transportation routes: flights and trains
• Production and distribution routes from a factory to distribution center and retail shops
• Distribution pictograms: Distribution centre icon, Wholesale icon, Consumption Retail shop icon

Further information sources on countries data

• About Continents (Wikipedia)
• About Population ( United Nations' World Population Prospects, the 2012 Revision )
• The World Factbook 2009. Washington, DC: Central Intelligence Agency ( CIA Factbook )
• Countries list by GDP ( Wikipedia )
• GDP comparisons by World Bank, International Monetary Fund, CIA World Factbook ( Wikipedia )

Acronyms used

• GDP – Gross Domestic Product
• PPP - Purchasing Power Parity
• sq mi – square mile
• km2 – square kilometer

Editable elements

Fully editable vector shapes by using built-in PowerPoint tools, including

• editing texts
• editing maps (color of the fill and outline, style - gradient, with outline, shadow, reflection)
• arrows and icon pictograms: changing fill color, size, style (gradient fill, outline, shadow, reflection)
• all elements are transparent (charts, maps, flags, arrows), you can put them behind or above your content

See editing demonstration in our HowTo Videos.

Author

• InfoDiagram contributor & Prezentio.com designers
• Contact: infoDiagram