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