Togo Flag

The Flag of Togo was officially adopted on April 27, 1960. The Flag of Togo comprises of five equal width horizontal stripes symbolizing the five different regions of Togo.

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The top, middle and bottom stripe of the Flag of Togo are green in color and the other two stripes are yellow. In the top left corner of the Togo National Flag ; there is a red square with a white five-point star in the middle of it.

The red square of the Flag of Togo stands for the loyalty and the patriotism of the people towards the country. The green color represents hope, fertility and agriculture and yellow stands for the country's mineral wealth and the faith that hard work and strength will bring prosperity. The white star of the Togo Flag symbolizes life, purity, peace, dignity and Togo's independence.

Official Name: Republique togolaise

Capital: Lome

Location: In western Africa on the coast of the Gulf of Guinea bordered by Burkina Faso Ghana and Benin.

Area: 56, 785 Sq. km.

Official Languages: French

National Flag: Five horizontal stripes of green and yellow a red quarter with a white star.

Flag Ratio: 3:5

National Anthem: Date (1979)

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