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| Adoption = {{Start date and age|1800|11|06|df=yes}} | | Adoption = {{Start date and age|1800|11|06|df=yes}} | ||
| Design = A golden four-pointed star on a {{wp|navy blue}} background. | | Design = A golden four-pointed star on a {{wp|navy blue}} background. | ||
| Designer = | | Designer = [[Paul Barber]], [[Jean-Pierre Chevrolet]], [[Elphège Filiatrault]] <small>[</small><small>{{wp|fr:Elphège Filiatrault|fr}}</small><small>]</small> | ||
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The '''flag of Insulamia''' ({{lang-fr|drapeau Insulamien}}) consists of a {{wp|navy blue}} background with a golden four-pointed star, commonly called to as the ''[[Star of the North]]''. As such, the flag is also {{wp|nickname}}d the '''Star of the North'''. | |||
[[Category:Insulamia]] | [[Category:Insulamia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:52, 22 May 2024
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| Use | National flag and state ensign   |
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| Proportion | 1:2 |
| Adopted | 6 November 1800 |
| Design | A golden four-pointed star on a navy blue background. |
| Designed by | Paul Barber, Jean-Pierre Chevrolet, Elphège Filiatrault [fr] |
The flag of Insulamia (French: drapeau Insulamien) consists of a navy blue background with a golden four-pointed star, commonly called to as the Star of the North. As such, the flag is also nicknamed the Star of the North.