Flag of the Plurinational State of Bolivia

Nation in South America

Page last modified 04/22/2024

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Flag of the patujú flower

• Adopted in 2019 (by the national government of Bolivia)
• Adopted in 2013 (by the Santa Cruz Department)
• Used as a civil flag and civil ensign
• Designed by several people in ???
• The officially recognized proportion is 8:11

This flag is used to represent the Bolivian government. A variant with a green border is supposedly common in Santa Cruz.

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Wiphala banner

• Adopted on February 7, 2009
• Used as a national flag
• The officially recognized proportion is 1:1

This is commonly used to represent the native people of parts of Bolivia and other nations. It was officially adopted as a national flag by the Bolivian government in 2009.

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La Tricolor

• Adopted on October 31, 1851
• Used as a civil flag and civil ensign
• Designed by Manuel Isidoro Belzu in ???
• The officially recognized proportion is 15:22

Identical to the State flag without the Bolivian coat of arms in the center.

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La Tricolor

• Adopted on October 31, 1851
• Used as a state flag, state ensign and war flag
• Designed by Manuel Isidoro Belzu in ???
• The officially recognized proportion is 15:22

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Bandera Menor

• Adopted in 1831
• Abolished on October 31, 1851
• Used as a civil flag

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Bandera Mayor

• Adopted in 1831
• Abolished on October 31, 1851
• Used as a state flag

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Bandera Menor

• Adopted in 1825
• Abolished in 1826
• Used as a civil flag

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Bandera Mayor

• Adopted in 1825
• Abolished in 1826
• Used as a state flag

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