Flag of Warsaw
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| Use | Civil flag  |
|---|---|
| Proportion | 5:8 |
| Adopted | 1938 |
| Design | A bicolor of red and yellow. |
The flag of Warsaw is formed by two horizontal bands of equal width — yellow on the top and red on the bottom. It was adopted originally in 1938.[1] The flag is identical to the flag of Prague, flag of Lichtenstein and the flag of Karnataka and is essentially a Polish national flag with the white replaced by yellow.
Values derived from the coat of arms[]
| Colour | PANTONE Coated/ Uncoated |
CMYK | RAL | REPSOL GLASS | Folia ASLAN | Folia ORACAL | 3M (seria 100) | RGB |
| 116 C | 0:17:90:0 | 1003 | 3610 | 11913 | 020 | 100-25 | 255:214:0 | |
| 485 C | 0:95:100:0 | 3020 | 1670 | 11921 | 032 | 100-368 | 255:17:0 |
See also[]
- Flag of Poland
- Coat of arms of Warsaw
- Coat of arms of Poland
- Culemborg- similar flag
- Prague- similar flag
References[]
- ^ Herb of Warsaw. Urząd Miasta Stołecznego Warszawy, UM.Warszawa.pl, Internet Archive.
External links[]
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