U.S. Virgin Islands map — color regions & visualize data
U.S. Virgin Islands has 3 administrative regions. With mapivot you can color them in one click, or upload a CSV/Excel file to shade each region by your own values — a choropleth map — then export to PNG, KML, QGIS or GeoJSON. It runs in your browser and it is free. The most populous region is Saint John, with about 49,225 people.
How to make a U.S. Virgin Islands map
- Open the U.S. Virgin Islands map above
- Color regions by clicking, or upload your CSV / Excel data
- Choose a palette and classification (quantile, equal, Jenks)
- Export as PNG, KML, QGIS package or GeoJSON
Regions of U.S. Virgin Islands (3)
- Saint Croix
- Saint John
- Saint Thomas
Largest regions of U.S. Virgin Islands by population
| # | Region | Population |
|---|
| 1 | Saint John | 49,225 |
Population: Natural Earth (boundaries) + Wikidata.
What you can visualize
- Election results by region
- Census & population density
- Sales or revenue by area
- Survey or poll results
- Any metric in your spreadsheet
Frequently asked questions
- How many regions does U.S. Virgin Islands have?
- On this map U.S. Virgin Islands has 3 administrative regions (provinces / states).
- Can I color the map with my own data?
- Yes. Upload a CSV or Excel file and mapivot shades each region by its value automatically.
- Is the U.S. Virgin Islands map free?
- Yes — mapivot runs entirely in your browser and is free to use.
- Can I download the map?
- Yes, you can export it as PNG, KML, a QGIS package or GeoJSON.
- Where does the population data come from?
- Boundaries from Natural Earth and population figures from Wikidata.
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