Congo Brazzaville Flag

The flag of Congo Brazzaville was officially adopted on August 18, 1958 The People�s Republic of Congo used a red flag with the ensign of the People�s Republic. The current flag was readopted on June 10, 1991.

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The Congo Brazzaville flag was abandoned in 1970 and then re-adopted on 10 June, 1991. The flag is diagonally divided from the lower hoist to the upper fly in green, yellow and red colors.

The national flag of the Republic of Congo is divided diagonally into two halves by a yellow band running through the center; the upper triangle, towards the hoist side is green and the lower triangle is red.

These are the traditional Pan-African colors; it is the fifth national flag to use these colors.

The Congo Brazzaville flag was initially adopted on August 18, 1958 but was abandoned in 1970. Twenty-one years later on June 10, 1991, the flag was re-introduced as the official flag of the Republic.

Official Name: Republic of the Congo
Flag Proportion: 2:3
Adopted on: August 18, 1958
Location: Located in Central Africa bordered by the Republic of Congo and the Atlantic Ocean, Zambia, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Angola, Sudan and the Central African Republic
Capital City: Brazzaville
Major Cities: Bouenza, Plateaux, Brazzaville
Area: 132,047 square miles
Population: 3,686,000
Currency: Central African Frac (CFA) Franc (XAF)
Official Language: French
National Anthem: The Congolese

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