Flag of Garetolia

Garetolia

Use	National flag
Proportion	2:3
Adopted	14 September 1978
Design	A light blue field cut horizontally in the center by a black stripe with a thin red frame, with ten white stars in the center.
Variant flag of Garetolia
Name	Standard of the Prime Minister of Garetolia
Proportion	4:7
Design	A light blue field charged with a white coat of arms of Garetolia in the center.

The national Flag of Garetolia (Garetolian: Ha'ea re'Karātōl'ikī) consists of a light blue field cut horizontally in the centre by a black stripe with ten white stars and a thin red frame. The light blue represents the ocean, the black stripe represents black sand beaches, the ten white stars represent the ten islands, and the red strips represent the blood of those who fought back during the Garetolian Genocide. It was adopted in 1978 after its independence from the British Empire.

Colours

Colour	Light blue	Red	Black	White
CMYK	49-20-0-0	0-94-100-0	100-61-32-96	0-0-0-0
RGB	117-170-219	211-0-0	0-0-0	255-255-255
Hex	75AADB	D30000	000000	FFFFFF

Variants

Historical

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  Current flag, adopted in 1978

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  Historical flag, adopted in 1801

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  Flag of Great Britain, used from 1775 to 1801

See also

• Coat of arms of Garetolia