Flag
Flag.
See also: National insignia — countries or dependent territories, or unrecognized nations in one or multiples countries. See also: International insignia — other international organizations. See also: Nautical Signal Flags — nautical signalization. Examples[edit]
Flag of the Kingdom of Galicia-Lodomeria, 1890-1918
Flag of the Kingdom of Galicia-Lodomeria until 1849
Gay Costa Rica Flag
Green Canada Flag
a flying rainbow flag
Flag of Gdynia ubt
Genoa's flag
The Nordic countries
In Hong Kong
Flags before UN building, Genève.
Spanish autonomous communities flags before Spanish Senate, Madrid
2005 Expo in Aichi
Basque fiesta
Neighbourhoods of Siena.
Military use of flags
Raising of US flag at Iwo Jima, WWII
Captain Nemo's fictional flag
Use of nautical flags
Use of flags for Semaphore signals
US flag on the moon, Apollo 11
Burning a flag as a protest
At a demonstration
Supporters wave flags at sporting events
Prayer flags at Himalayan stupa
Flag is removed from coffin before burial
Flag of "Victory in the quest for illiteracy-free territory" in the National Crossed one of Alphabetization made in Nicaragua by the government of the FSLN.
To guide a group of tourists
Sandinista flag.
Flag to show support of the University of Texas at Austin in an American football sporting contest
Flag flying at half-staff as a sign of mourning
Belgian flag at Brussels' Jubelpark
Blue Flag
The U. S. flag flies in the front yard of a North Texas home owner.
Solar powered light shining on U.S. flag
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