Christmas Island
Australia and New Zealand
- 03/10/2026
From Roman standards to today’s flags, every piece of cloth holds colours, symbols and dates that explain a people. Some change with every revolution; others have stayed almost the same for centuries.
Australia and New Zealand
América del Sur

Oceanía

Oceanía


Oceanía

Oceanía

Europa

América del Norte

Asia

Asia

Asia

Asia

Europa

Europa

América del Norte

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8.7% of all known flags
These are some of the elements flags are built from. Each one leads to every flag in the archive that has it.
The field is divided into two or more horizontal bands.
The field is divided into two or more vertical bands.
A rectangle in the upper corner next to the hoist.
A triangle based on the hoist side.
A cross shifted towards the hoist, like those of the Scandinavian countries.
An X-shaped cross running from corner to corner.
One or more stars.
A moon or a crescent.

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