The Largest Flag Database: Discover the History, Symbolism, and Color Meanings of Flags from Around the World.
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Europe, part of Eurasia in the Northern Hemisphere, weaves a rich tapestry of history and culture. From London’s vibrant streets to Athens’ ancient ruins, it blends tradition with innovation.
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Asia, the largest continent in the Northern and Eastern Hemispheres, spans mountains, deserts, and megacities. From Kyoto’s temples to Mumbai’s bustle, it’s a hub of ancient wisdom and modern energy.
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North America, in the Northern and Western Hemispheres, blends urban energy with vast wilderness. From New York’s skyline to Guatemala’s jungles, it’s a continent of diversity and ambition.
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South America, in the Southern and Western Hemispheres, captivates with the Amazon, Andes, and lively cities. From Peru’s Inca trails to Brazil’s carnivals, it pulses with heritage and passion.
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Oceania, dotted across the Pacific in the Southern Hemisphere, is a realm of islands with unique wildlife and landscapes. From Australia’s outback to Fiji’s reefs, it’s a haven of natural beauty.
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Africa, straddling the equator in both hemispheres, dazzles with savannas, wildlife, and cultural depth. From Egypt’s pyramids to Kenya’s migrations, it’s a land of ancient roots and vibrant traditions.
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Explore how national flags evolved from military standards and maritime signals to powerful symbols of national identity over centuries of human history.
Discover the meanings behind flag colors and symbols, from the heraldic traditions of Europe to the pan-African colors and religious symbolism in flags worldwide.
Learn surprising and fascinating facts about flags from around the world, including unique designs, historical changes, and unusual flag traditions.
Learn about special flag days being celebrated around the world.
Explanation: Azerbaijan celebrates National Flag Day on November 9, set by Presidential Decree No. 595 on November 17, 2009, to honour its blue-red-green tricolour with a crescent and star. First adopted on November 9, 1918, by the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic, it was restored on February 5, 1991 (Constitution, Article 23)—blue for Turkic heritage, red for progress, green for Islam, with eight star points for Turkic peoples. In Baku, flag-raising at State Flag Square, with its 162-meter pole, joins parades and concerts. It’s a public holiday since 2010.
Read more about this flagExplanation: Cambodia doesn’t have a separate Flag Day, but November 9—Independence Day—is the top holiday when the red-blue flag with Angkor Wat flies nationwide. It marks freedom from France on November 9, 1953, under King Norodom Sihanouk. Adopted on October 20, 1948, and restored on June 29, 1993, the flag—blue for monarchy, red for bravery, white Angkor Wat for Buddhism—symbolizes “Religion-Nation-King.” In Phnom Penh, parades and flag-raising near the Royal Palace, plus fireworks in Siem Reap, celebrate it. It’s a public holiday.
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