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About the map

This Guam map shows it all. It displays cities, towns, roads, lakes, rivers, capes, and mountain peaks. Similar to Puerto Rico, Guam is an island territory of the United States. It’s located in Micronesia in the Western Pacific Ocean near the Philippines Sea.

The island is split into two distinct geographic regions. In the north, a limestone plateau is where the majority of the population lives in Guam. The southern region consists of a rugged volcanic highland, where you can find its highest peak, Mount Lamlam. Overall, Guam occupies an area of 544 square kilometers.

Guam has a larger military presence as about ¼ of the territory is owned by the US Navy and Air Force. Previously, the island was occupied by the Spanish for about 300 years. The Chamorro people are the indigenous people from Guam with their own language and set of customs still recognized today.

Guam capital

Hagåtña (Agana)

Major cities and towns

TalofofoInarajanMerizoUmatacAgat Santa RitaYonaApra HeightsPitiAsanSinajanaAgana HeightsOrdotChalan

PagoMangilaoBarrigadaTamuningMongmongMaiteYigoDededoOceanviewLockwood TerraceAstumboLupogAgafo Gumas

Lakes, rivers, and reservoirs

Pacific OceanPhilippine SeaFena Valley ReservoirYlig RiverAgat BayTumon Bay

Pago BayCocos LagoonUgum RiverTalafofo RiverApra HarborPago River

Points, peaks, and islands

Cocos IslandAga PointFacpi PtOrote PtOca PtPagat PointPati PtRitidian Pt

Cabras IslandMt LamlamMt BolanosMt SasalaguanMt AlutomMt MachanaoMt Santa Rosa

References

• US Geological Survey / National Map

5 Comments

1. Clicking on the download link of Guam Map – Cities and Roads, below the top picture of Guam (https://gisgeography.com/guam-map/), the Puerto Rico map is downloaded instead. Seems the link is bad.

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   1. Thanks, I’ve updated it and should be working now.

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2. I’m surprised at how much the island of Guam has changed over the years. I was there from 1958 to 1959. I spent 18 months there. I left two hours before the typhoon hit in 59. I enjoyed the island very much. I always wanted to go back to visit, but health stopped me. Thank you for sharing life now in Guam.

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3. I’m trying to obtain individual village maps with street names for the propose island wide trash service.

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   1. Sorry, but we don’t have that level of detail.

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