Flags - National

Albania means land of the eagle

The 7-Pointed Star represents the 6 Signing Colonies of the Federation, with the 7th point representing territories and future states.

The national motto "Order and progress" is written in Portuguese

The red symbolizes unity, as well as the centered yellow star. Green represents hope and the yellow prosperity.

This is the only Central American flag with a red stripe

The brown part of the flag represents the outline of Cyprus.

The flag of Denmark is the oldest national flag still in use.

Very similar to the flag of Iran but upside down

Same as the Polish flag but upside down

The Irish tricolor flag, created in 1848, was designed to reflect the country's political realities. Orange stands for Irish Protestants, green for Irish Catholics and the white stripe for the hope that peace might eventually be reached between them.

This is the only national flag with 2 diagonal yellow lines forming a cross

The central red circle represents the rising sun

Same as Romania except for the coat of arms (Moldova was part of Romania until the Second World War).

The national emblem "soyombo" represents fire, sun, moon, earth, water, and the yin-yang symbol.

Adopted on 12 July 2004 by the Parliament of Montenegro in accordance with the old Montenegrin flag

The new flag was adopted in October 2010 to replace the former socialist flag.

The stars represent the Southern Cross constellation and the "Union Jack" represents the past under British Rule

THe White part in the flag represents minorities.

This flag is much longer than other national flags

White stands for purity, red brotherhood, the moon represents a young nation, while the stars justice, equality, happiness, prosperity and progress.

A tradition cow hide shield is shown centre.

Known as the Union Jack