Australia Map with State Markers Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

This comprehensive six-slide pack delivers versatile Australia map layouts complete with state boundaries and customizable markers for data-driven presentations. The first slide features a clean outline map with two bold percentage callouts—orange and red—anchored to Western Australia and Queensland, alongside a detailed text panel and icon-based user demographics. The second layout combines the same map outline with a multi-series bar chart on the left, enabling direct comparison of state-level metrics alongside color-coded location pins. On the third slide, a full-width map sits beside a shaded text box and heading banner for in-depth narrative or regional analysis. The fourth slide refines focus with a single pointed marker and large offset callout panel for highlighting one state’s insights. Across all slides, vibrant 3D-style pins in blue, green, yellow, orange, and purple draw attention to specific regions, while editable text placeholders let you swap in your own data descriptions, dates, or commentary. Built on master layouts, each map and marker remains a vector shape for crisp rendering at any resolution. Changing colors, repositioning pins, or resizing the chart takes seconds without disturbing alignment. Optimized for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, this slide pack maintains consistent typography and layout across desktop, mobile, or projector screens. Whether you’re reporting sales performance by state, illustrating regional demographics, or comparing market reach, these six map variations simplify storytelling and enhance audience engagement with professional, data-driven visuals.

Who is it for

Sales managers, market analysts, and regional planners will find this template invaluable for visualizing state-level data, highlighting regional trends, and guiding strategic discussions.

Other Uses

Beyond business reviews, repurpose these slides for academic geography lessons, tourism presentations, election result breakdowns, logistics planning, or resource allocation reports.