Flag of Marshall Islands
A blue field with two diagonal stripes of orange and white widening toward the fly, and a white 24-pointed star in the upper hoist.
- Colours
- blue
- orange
- white
- Region
- Oceania
- Adopted
- 1979
What the flag of Marshall Islands means
The orange and white stripes stand for the two island chains, Ralik and Ratak, widening as the nation grows. The star's 24 points stand for the municipalities, and its four longer points form a cross for Christianity. Blue stands for the Pacific.
Where is Marshall Islands?
Marshall Islands is in Oceania. The nearest countries in Battuta are Nauru, Kiribati, Micronesia, Tuvalu and Solomon Islands. Find it yourself on the 3D globe in Waypoint: Oceania.
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Questions and answers
When was the flag of Marshall Islands adopted?
The current flag of Marshall Islands was adopted in 1979.
What colours are on the flag of Marshall Islands?
The main colours of the flag of Marshall Islands are blue, orange and white.