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Revision as of 15:49, 14 July 2024
The flag of The Republic of Pentium (Pentian: Bratach de Coavia) is the national banner of Pentium. White over Blue, adorned with a historical symbol over the center of the flag. It is based off the view of Pentium from standing on the coast, with clear skies and blue water, the symbol in the middle is a representation of several founding City States merged into a single cohesive image. Created during the Brackish Design Conference in 1821 to replace the aging North River Federation's banner and find a more representative flag to unite the fledging nation. There have been a few attempts to change the flag, but no governing body has ever seen the need to go through with the motion to replace the old flag.
 Banner circa 1822 | |
| Use | Civil and Military |
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| Design | A backdrop of white and blue, symbolizing the sky and the sea with a symbol in the middle that is an combination of several city state symbols. |
| Designed by | Brackish Design Conference |
Description
The flag of Pentium is a simple design, the backdrop is a white over blue horizontal design with a Pentian Aquila in the middle of the design. The flag's proportions are 1:2, officially the flag is referred to as the banner of unification.
