Flags of European Countries

Description : Map showing national flags of European countries.

Country	Flag	Symbol Meaning
Albania		The double-headed eagle represents bravery and strength.
Andorra		The coat of arms features four symbols representing the counties of Andorra.
Armenia		The Armenian symbol of eternity, also known as the “Arevakhach”.
Austria		Three horizontal stripes represent Austria’s national colors: red and white.
Azerbaijan		The star and crescent symbolize Islam and the eight-pointed star represents the Turkic peoples.
Belarus		The ornament on the flag is a traditional Belarusian pattern.
Belgium		The vertical tricolor represents the three regions of Belgium: Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels.
Bosnia and Herzegovina		The stars represent Europe, while the triangle symbolizes the three major ethnic groups in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Bosniaks, Croats, and Serbs.
Bulgaria		The white, green, and red vertical stripes represent freedom, fertility, and courage.
Croatia		The coat of arms features the historical Croatian checkered shield.
Cyprus		The olive branches symbolize peace, while the copper-colored map represents the country’s historical association with copper.
Czech Republic		The flag combines the colors of the historical lands that make up the Czech Republic: white (Bohemia), red (Moravia), and blue (Silesia).
Denmark		The white cross on a red background represents Christianity and the Dannebrog legend.
Estonia		The blue, black, and white represent the country’s landscapes: the sky, the forests, and the snow.
Finland		The blue represents the lakes and sky, while the white symbolizes the snow and purity.
France		The blue, white, and red stripes represent liberty, equality, and fraternity.
Georgia		The four small crosses represent the patron saints of the country.
Germany		The tricolor flag features black, red, and gold, representing German unity and freedom.
Greece		The nine blue and white stripes represent the syllables of the Greek phrase “Freedom or Death.” The blue square features a white cross representing Greek Orthodoxy.
Hungary		The tricolor flag features horizontal red, white, and green stripes.
Iceland		The flag represents Iceland’s landscapes: blue for the sky, white for ice and snow, and red for volcanic fires.
Ireland		The tricolor flag features green, white, and orange, symbolizing Irish nationalism (green), peace (white), and Protestant settlers (orange).
Italy		The tricolor flag features green, white, and red, representing hope, faith, and charity.
Kazakhstan		The sun represents abundance, happiness, and prosperity, while the eagle symbolizes freedom and independence.
Kosovo		The flag combines the colors of the ethnic Albanian and ethnic Serbian flags.
Latvia		The red color symbolizes bravery and the dedication to the country, while the white represents purity and truth.
Liechtenstein		The crown represents the Princely House of Liechtenstein, and the colors blue and red are traditional royal colors.
Lithuania		The yellow color symbolizes the sun, light, and prosperity, while the green represents the countryside and nature.
Luxembourg		The tricolor flag features red, white, and light blue horizontal stripes.
Macedonia		The flag features a golden sun on a red background, symbolizing the “Sun of Liberty.”
Malta		The flag consists of two vertical bands of white and red, representing unity and determination.
Moldova		The flag combines the colors of the Romanian and Russian flags.
Monaco		The flag features two horizontal bands of red and white.
Montenegro		The red field symbolizes bravery, while the golden border represents the wealth of the country.
Netherlands		The horizontal tricolor flag features red, white, and blue, representing patriotism and loyalty.
North Macedonia		The flag features a golden sun on a red background, symbolizing the “Sun of Liberty.”
Norway		The flag combines a red background with a blue Scandinavian cross outlined in white.
Poland		The flag features two horizontal bands of white (top) and red (bottom).
Portugal		The flag features two vertical bands of green (hoist side) and red.
Romania		The flag features three vertical stripes of blue, yellow, and red.
Russia		The flag consists of three horizontal stripes of white, blue, and red.
San Marino		The flag features two equal horizontal bands of white (top) and light blue.
Serbia		The flag consists of three horizontal stripes of red, blue, and white.
Slovakia		The flag consists of three horizontal bands of white (top), blue, and red.
Slovenia		The flag features three equal horizontal bands of white (top), blue, and red.
Spain		The flag consists of three horizontal bands of red (top), yellow, and red.
Sweden		The flag features a blue field with a yellow Scandinavian cross.
Switzerland		The flag features a red background with a white cross in the center.
Turkey		The flag consists of a red background with a white star and crescent in the center.
Ukraine		The flag features two equal horizontal bands of blue (top) and yellow.
United Kingdom		The flag combines the crosses of the patron saints of England, Scotland, and Ireland: St. George’s cross (red), St. Andrew’s cross (white), and St. Patrick’s cross (red diagonal).
Vatican City		The flag consists of two vertical bands of yellow (hoist side) and white.
Wales (United Kingdom)		The flag features a red dragon on a green and white field.

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