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Flag of Trinidad and Tobago

Flag of Trinidad and Tobago
TT · 3:5

Symbolism

Red represents the vitality of the land and the people, white represents the sea and the purity of aspirations, and black represents the strength and unity of the people.

History

Adopted on August 31, 1962, the day of independence. Designed by Carlisle Chang.

Construction

A 3:5 ratio. A red field with a white-edged black diagonal band from the upper hoist to the lower fly.

Country Specifications

Capital
Port of Spain
Population
1.4M
Languages
English
Continent
North America
Subregion
Caribbean
Landlocked
Island state
ISO 3166-1
TT

Flag Identification

Adopted
August 31, 1962
Designer
Carlisle Chang
Proportions
3:5 (≈0.60)
Total Colors
3
Primary Layout
Diagonal bands

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Sources

  • Government of Trinidad and Tobago
  • FOTW