It has been suggested that this article be merged into Flag of Liberia. (Discuss) Proposed since March 2024. |
National
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1847-present | Flag of Liberia | Eleven horizontal stripes alternating red and white; in the canton, a white star on a blue field[1] |
Subnational
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Bomi | ||
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Bong | ||
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Gbarpolu | ||
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Grand Bassa | ||
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Grand Cape Mount | ||
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Grand Gedeh | ||
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Grand Kru | ||
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Lofa | ||
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Margibi | ||
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Maryland | ||
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Montserrado | ||
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Nimba | ||
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Rivercess | ||
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River Gee | ||
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Government
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Standard of the president of the Republic of Liberia | Used by the Liberian president |
Military
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Flag of the Liberian Customs Service | Used by the Liberian Customs Service | |
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Naval jack of the Liberian National Coast Guard | A white star on a blue field | |
| War flag of the Armed Forces of Liberia | Green field with crossed white AK-47s and the Liberian flag in canton |
Historic
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1837–1845 | Flag of the United States | Used in the first government of the Commonwealth of Liberia until Saturday, 26 April 1845 |
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1827-1847 | U.S. colony of Liberia | |
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1854-1857 | Republic of Maryland | |
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1906 | Republic of Liberia | Proposed in 1906, never used |
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ Rozario, Paul (2003). Liberia. Gareth Stevens. p. 5. ISBN 9780836823660.