Flag of Bulgaria

The national flag of Bulgaria consists of three equal horizontal stripes - white at the top, green in the middle, and red at the bottom. The flag was first adopted on April 16, 1879 after the Russo-Turkish War (1877-1878), where Bulgaria gained independence.

The flag was re-introduced officially in 1991.

The white and red color are derived from the flag of Russia. The color green is a representation of agriculture and greenery of the country.

Official Name: Republic of Bulgaria
Proportion: 3:5
Adopted on: April 16, 1879
Location: South-eastern Europe bordered by Romania, Serbia and Macedonia, Greece and Turkey
Capital City: Sofia
Major Cities: Kurdzhali, Magdan, Sandanski, Razlog
Area: 42,823 square miles
Population: 7,364,570
Currency: Lev (BGN)
Official Language: Bulgarian
National Anthem: Dear Motherland

National symbol(s): lion

National colors: white, green, red

National anthem:
name: "Mila Rodino" (Dear Homeland)
lyrics/music: Tsvetan Tsvetkov RADOSLAVOV

Facts about Bulgaria flag

Country	Bulgaria
Designed by	NA
Adopted	1881 (original version) 1991 (current version)
Revision	1944, 1946, 1948, 1967, 1971, 1990
Design and Colors	A horizontal tricolour of white, green and red.
Size Ratio	3:5

Last Updated On : August 25th, 2017