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Flag of Serbia

Flag of Serbia
RS · 2:3

Official Palette

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Symbolism

The red, blue, and white are the traditional Pan-Slavic colors. The coat of arms features a double-headed white eagle (a Byzantine symbol) and a shield with the Serbian cross.

History

The tricolor has been used since 1835. The current version with the coat of arms was officially adopted on August 16, 2004, and slightly redesigned in 2010.

Construction

A 2:3 ratio. Three equal horizontal bands of red, blue, and white. The coat of arms is shifted to the hoist side.

Country Specifications

Capital
Belgrade
Population
6.6M
Languages
Serbian
Continent
Europe
Subregion
Balkans
Landlocked
Yes
ISO 3166-1
RS

Flag Identification

Proportions
2:3 (≈0.67)
Total Colors
3
Primary Layout
Horizontal bands
Key Symbols
Central emblem

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Sources

  • Britannica
  • CIA World Factbook