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🇦🇺 Australia Interactive Map

Experience the vast, sun-burnt continent of Australia through our highly optimized, interactive SVG map. Perfect for dashboards, data visualization, and regional targeting spanning states and territories.

🌍 Country Overview

Australia is an island continent situated between the Indian and Pacific oceans. It features a wildly diverse landscape, ranging from the tropical rainforests of the north and the vast red deserts of the Outback to the highly populated coastal urban centers.

🎨 Design & Flag Inspiration

The visual identity of this specific map pack is inspired by the National Flag of Australia, a Blue Ensign featuring the Union Jack and the Commonwealth Star.

  • Hover State: We utilize a vibrant translucent red (rgba(228, 0, 43, 0.35)) to represent the red elements of the Union Jack and stars, symbolizing courage and the iconic red earth of the Outback.
  • Borders: Rendered in Deep Navy (#1e293b) to ensure maximum contrast and a modern, premium aesthetic.

🗺️ Interactive Demo

Hover over the states to see the red highlight and tooltips. Click any state to see how easily you can capture the region's data code.

svg-world-maps / australia.svg
Australian Capital TerritoryNew South WalesNorthern TerritoryQueenslandSouth AustraliaTasmaniaVictoriaWestern Australia
How it works

Every <path> element in the generated SVG automatically receives data-code (e.g., "AUNSW") and data-name (e.g., "New South Wales"). You can listen for clicks on the parent container to instantly build drill-down experiences, filtering, or regional detail views.


💻 How to Render It

Implementing the Argentina map in your project takes just a few lines of code. Since every map is generated as a plain SVG string, the exact same approach works in React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and vanilla JavaScript.

One pattern, every framework

Generate the SVG with createMap(), inject it into a container, and listen for clicks using the automatic data-code and data-name attributes.

👉 See the full rendering guide for your framework →