Flags whose reverse differs from the obverse
This article concerns national, sub-national, and historical flags whose reverse is, or was, at some point of their history, different from the obverse.
Argentina
San Juan
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Bulgaria
Stara Zagora
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Moldova
National flag (1990–2010)
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Flag of Moldova
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Transnistria
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Paraguay
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Flag of Paraguay
3:5 -
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Philippines (1898-1901)
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Flag of the First Philippine Republic, Has the words "Fuerzas Expeditionarias del Norte de Luzon" inscribed.
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, Has the words "Libertad Justicia e Igualdad" inscribed.
Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
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Flag of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
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Soviet Union (1923-1991)
Note: While the flag was officially two-sided, in practice the flag was usually made through and through.
All flags of the constituent republics of the Soviet Union did not bear the hammer and sickle on their reverse side.
Spain
Arapiles
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Flag of Arapiles
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United States
Alabama (1861–1865)
Massachusetts (1908–1971)
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Oregon
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Symbol key
- reverse differs from the obverse
- 3:5 aspect ratio of height to width
- flag has been retired
private land use
public land use
military land use
private sea use
public sea use
military sea use
See also
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