Argentina Flag
Adopted on February 27, 1812, the national flag of Argentina is a triband with three horizontal bands: light blue, white, and light blue.
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Designed by Manuel Belgrano, the national flag of Argentina is a tri-band, composed of three equally wide horizontal bands colored light blue, white and light blue.
The flag was designated as the national flag in 1816 by the Congress of Tucuman.
In 1818, a yellow Sun of May was added to the center.
The blue color represent the blue sky parting to reveal white clouds. Argentina's Flag Day is celebrated on 20th June, the anniversary of Belgrano's death.
Official Name: Argentine Republic
Proportion: 9:14
Adopted on: February 27, 1812
Designed by: Manuel Belgrano
Location: Southern region of South America
Capital City: Buenos Aires
Major Cities: Catamarca, Formosa, Santa Cruz, San Juan
Area: 1,068,302 square miles
Population: 40,117,096
Currency: Peso ($)
Official Language: Spanish
National Anthem: "Himno Nacional Argentino"
In 1818, a yellow Sun of May was added to the center.
The blue color represent the blue sky parting to reveal white clouds. Argentina's Flag Day is celebrated on 20th June, the anniversary of Belgrano's death.
Official Name: Argentine Republic
Proportion: 9:14
Adopted on: February 27, 1812
Designed by: Manuel Belgrano
Location: Southern region of South America
Capital City: Buenos Aires
Major Cities: Catamarca, Formosa, Santa Cruz, San Juan
Area: 1,068,302 square miles
Population: 40,117,096
Currency: Peso ($)
Official Language: Spanish
National Anthem: "Himno Nacional Argentino"
