Explanations for using:
Please read! This makes the searching immensely quicker.
  • The Flag-Finder should help you to find and identify and assign a flag, which you have seen anywhere.
  • The Flag-Finder works like a filter. You know the relevant characteristics of the flag, you are searching for. Klick now through the Flag-Finder and confirm thereby this characteristics, or suspend them.
  • The attribution of this flag characteristics is supported by additional simple pattern-flags, in the beginning of the search. These should only give a coarse orientation.
  • The verification, respectively the suspending, of a appropriate characteristic, is to do always at the end of a line with such a button:
  • If you are unsure about the naming of the characteristics, please read lesen the Phrase-Explanations on this site before.
  • Any flags, their assignement is difficult or not clear, are to find on more positions
  • Many states have the same flag or had the same flag in different times! Check your opinion! Do not mix up things, check where you have seen the flag, on a ship, in a movie, in a TV-report, in battles or sport-reports a.s.o. When was the flagg to see? A historical film, a historical or a newer TV-report?
  • If you fight you throu the Flag-Finder, on the search for a flag, ignore the form of the flag, or the form of the coat of arms or other additions so long, as the Flag-Finder tells you to pay attention on ths things.
  • Many flags have the same signs. Because of this is it possible that there are many flags on one page. Mabybe that sometimes there is a long loading-time!
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Phrase-Explanations:
  • lenghtwise striped
    The flag has two stripes at least or more, reaching from left to right, maybe irregular in the width, wave-lines or little white partition-stripes too.
    – The flag could have additional a vertical bar near the pole, or a triangle, or a other cloloured upper canton.
  • vertical striped
    The flag has two stripes at least or more, reaching from up to down, maybe irregular in the width, wave-lines or little white partition-stripes too.
  • diagonal striped
    The flag has two stripes at least or more diagonal stripes, maybe irregular in the width, wave-lines or little white partition-stripes too.
  • diagonal divided
    The flag has two parts, partitioned over the diagonal-line.
  • one-coloured basis
    The basis of the flag, ignored by all additioned things, maybe coats of arms, stars or little flags in the upper canton or such things, is one one-coloured tissue, is one one-coloured area.
  • four parts
    The flag has four parts, partitioned over the diagonale or the side bisection.
  • vertical cross
    The flag is ruled by one large and vertical cross, may it be one-coloured or more-coloured, the ends are reaching to the border.
  • diagonal cross
    The flag is ruled by one large and vertical cross, may it be one-coloured or more-coloured, the ends are reaching to the corners.
  • Union Jack
    The flag is dominated by one Union Jack, fully or partial.
  • Border
    The flag has a small or large border on four or three sides. Attention with fringes or such ornamentation-borders!
  • other signs
    The flag has other signs, standing not on this side
  • Additions
    If there are additions mentioned in the Flag-Finder, are meaned with this: coats of arms, stars, suns or animals etc.
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