Madagascar Map

Madagascar is a Southern African island that is situated in the east of the Mozambique Channel. It is divided into 6 administrative divisions. The island lies on the latitude of 20° South and longitude of 47° East. Madagascar Map helps in locating the divisions, cities and important locations of Madagascar.

Madagascar Location Map Madagascar Map helps to locate the various administrative divisions into which the country is divided. Madagascar is an island of Southern Africa located in the east of Mozambique Channel. This island is located on the latitude of 20° South and longitude of 47° East. It covers an area of about 587,040 sq km.

Antananarivo, the capital city of Madagascar, is situated on the coordinates of 18°55' South and 47°31' East latitude and longitude respectively.

The capital city has been highlighted in red color on the Madagascar map. The various administrative divisions of Madagascar are:

• Antsiranana
• Mahajanga
• Toamasina
• Antananariyo
• Fianaranrsca
• Toliara

These administrative divisions have been shown with deep black on the Madagascar Country Map.

Madagascar Political Map
Madagascar Political Map gives a lot of information on the important cities, locations and the administrative divisions of Madagascar. The cities are projected on the Map of Madagascar by black dots. Besides, the provincial capitals have been marked with white square box. Separate colors have been used for each province to distinguish them from one another.

Madagascar Outline Map
Madagascar Outline Map shows the countries and water bodies surrounding Madagascar. Madagascar has got a coastline of approximately 4,828 kilometers. This island possesses a narrow coastal plain and high plateau with mountains in the center of the island. Maromokotro, situated at an elevation of 2,876 meters, is the highest point of Madagascar.



Madagascar Mineral Map
Madagascar Mineral Map provides information on the distribution of minerals in the administrative divisions of the country. Various symbols have been used for different minerals. At the bottom of the map, a hyperlink has been provided which explains the symbol for each mineral.

Last Updated On : April 08, 2013