Flags of South America

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This is a gallery of flags of South American countries and affiliated international organizations.

Contents 1 International 2 Continental 3 Caribbean 4 Central American 5 See also

[edit] International

Flag of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries	Flag of La Francophonie	Flag of MERCOSUR	Flag of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Flag of the United Nations

[edit] Continental

Flag of Argentina See also: List of Argentine flags	Flag of Bolivia	Flag of Brazil See also: Flags of Brazilian states	Flag of Chile
Flag of Colombia	Flag of Ecuador	Flag of the Falkland Islands (United Kingdom)	Flag of French Guiana (France)
Flag of Guyana	Flag of Paraguay	Flag of Peru	Flag of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (United Kingdom)
Flag of Suriname	Flag of Uruguay	Flag of Venezuela

[edit] Caribbean

Flag of Aruba (The Netherlands)

Flag of the Netherlands Antilles (The Netherlands)

Flag of Trinidad and Tobago

[edit] Central American

Flag of Panama

[edit] See also

• Flag of Great Colombia
• List of countries
• Southern Cross Flag
• Sun of May
• Wiphala

Lists of flags

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