Red, white and blue flags

33 countries have a red, white and blue flag, with no other significant colour: Australia, Belize, Cambodia, Cape Verde, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cuba, Czechia, Dominican Republic, Fiji, France, Iceland, Laos, Liberia, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, North Korea, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Philippines, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Thailand, Tuvalu, United Kingdom, United States. 12 other flags also contain these colours, plus others.

How to tell them apart

  • Blue dominates on the flags of Australia, Belize, Cambodia, Cape Verde, Croatia, Cuba, Fiji, France, Iceland, New Zealand, Philippines, Slovenia and Tuvalu.
  • White dominates on the flags of Costa Rica, Czechia, Malaysia, Panama, Russia, Serbia and Thailand.
  • Red dominates on the flags of Chile, Dominican Republic, Laos, Liberia, Luxembourg, Nepal, Netherlands, North Korea, Norway, Paraguay, Slovakia, United Kingdom and United States.

The colour covering the largest area of the flag, measured on the official design.

Red, white and blue, plus other colours

Other colour combinations

red and whitered, green and yellowred, white and greenred, blue and yellowwhite and blueblue and yellowred, white, green and blackred and greenred, yellow and blackblue, green and yellowwhite, blue and greenred and yellowwhite, green and orangered, white and blackred, white, blue and greenred and bluered and blackred, white, blue and blackred, blue and greenred, white, green and yellowwhite, blue and blackred, blue, green and yellowred, green and blackwhite and greenred, green, yellow and black

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