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Geography and Location Vocabulary in Spanish: Free Printable Flashcards

Ever point at a map and feel stuck because you can’t name the country, the river, or even the street corner in Spanish? This list hands you about 238 practical geography and location words that’ll have you describing places, giving directions, and talking about the world around you without flipping through a dictionary.

We pulled together vocabulary that shows up in real conversations – not dusty textbook relics. You’ll find words for natural landmarks (like montaña and río), city spots (plaza, calle), cardinal directions, and phrases to say where something is. Every entry gives you a clear meaning and a natural example sentence so you see exactly how the word behaves in the wild.

Pack your curiosity and a pencil—this Spanish vocab adventure is about to get wonderfully map-happy. Scroll to the bottom of the article for the free printable Geography and Location vocabulary list in Spanish PDF and the free downloadable printable Geography and Location in Spanish flashcards, both ready to help you learn faster than you can say “¿dónde está?”

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WordTypeMeaningExample
lagonounlakeNadamos en el lago.
lejosadverbfarLa escuela está lejos.
lejosadverbfarLa playa está lejos.
lejos deprepositional phrasefar fromMi casa está lejos de aquí.
loconouncrazy, insane, mad, nuts (asserting that something is out of place in the head)No digas eso, parece loco.
lugarnounplaceEste lugar es tranquilo.
mamanounmamma, breastLa mama del bebé está descansando.
mapanounmap (sheet with geographical information on it)Mira el mapa para encontrar la calle.
marnounseaEl mar está muy tranquilo hoy.
más alláAdverbbeyond, further onHay un parque más allá del puente.
mercadonounmarketCompramos frutas en el mercado.
monstruonounmonster, beast, behemothEl monstruo vive en la cueva.
montañanounmountainLa montaña es muy alta.
moververbto move (to cause to change place or posture)No puedo mover la mesa solo.
mundialnounrelated to all the parts of the worldEl problema es mundial.
mundonounworld, earth (human collective existence)El mundo es muy grande.
nortenounnorthEl norte de España es más frío en invierno.
océanonounoceanEl océano es muy grande y azul.
oestenounwestLa playa está al oeste de la ciudad.
oficinanounoffice (a room used for non-manual work)Trabajo en una oficina grande.
paísnouncountry (the territory of a nation)Mi país está en América del Sur.
parednounwall, especially of a house or roomHay un cuadro en la pared del salón.
parquenounparkLos niños juegan en el parque.
patas arribaadverbial phraseupside downDespués del juego, la mesa quedó patas arriba.
playanounbeachLa playa está llena de familias.

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