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| Image = Flag_of_Tarua.svg | | Image = Flag_of_Tarua.svg | ||
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| Nickname = Ta | | Nickname = Ta Haʻi Fōtū ʻEfā (the Flag with Four Stars) | ||
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The '''flag of [[Tarua]]''' ([[Taruan language|Taruan]]: ''Ta | The '''flag of [[Tarua]]''' ([[Taruan language|Taruan]]: ''Ta Haʻi Tarua'') is a horizontal tricolor, with the middle blue stripe being twice in height. Along the side are four four-pointed stars, representing the four main islands of Tarua - [[Tarua#Geography|Ietuhea]], [[Tarua#Geography|Noamea]], [[Tarua#Geography|Toka]] and [[Tarua#Geography|Aeroku]]. | ||
The flag was adopted following the [[1994 Taruan Revolution]], which saw the establishment of democracy in the country. | The flag was adopted following the [[1994 Taruan Revolution]], which saw the establishment of democracy in the country. |
Latest revision as of 08:27, 5 February 2024
Name | Ta Haʻi Fōtū ʻEfā (the Flag with Four Stars) |
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Use | National flag and ensign |
Proportion | 2:3 |
Adopted | 1994 |
Design | A horizontal triband of red, blue (double height) and red; defaced with four four-pointed stars in a crescent pattern on the hoist side |
The flag of Tarua (Taruan: Ta Haʻi Tarua) is a horizontal tricolor, with the middle blue stripe being twice in height. Along the side are four four-pointed stars, representing the four main islands of Tarua - Ietuhea, Noamea, Toka and Aeroku.
The flag was adopted following the 1994 Taruan Revolution, which saw the establishment of democracy in the country.