List of flags by number of colors

Flags of the world's nations vary in the number of colours, ranging from one colour to more than forty.^{[ citation needed ]}

One colour

•   Abbasid Caliphate (750–1258)
•   Adamawa, Nigeria
•   Afghanistan (September 27, 1996 – October 26, 1997)
•   Ahmadnagar Sultanate (May 28, 1490 – 1636)
•   Akkalkot (1848–1947)
•   Aundh (1699–1948)
•   Aussa (1734–1936)
•   Ayutthaya (1680–1767)
•   Ayyubid dynasty (1171–1260)
•   Baroda (?–1874)
•   Basud, Camarines Norte
•   Bavarian Soviet Republic (1919)
•   Beltrán , Cundinamarca
•   Bremen Soviet Republic (1918–1919)
•   Bruneian Sultanate (1368–1906)
•   Bundi (1342–1949)
•   Candelaria, Cuscatlán, El Salvador
•   Cochabamba, Bolivia
•   Crimean People's Republic
•   Fatimid Caliphate (909–1171)
•   Finnish Socialist Workers' Republic (1918–1918)
•   France (1814–1830)
•   Hammadid Dynasty (1014–1152)
•   Hotak Dynasty (1709–1738)
•   Hungarian Soviet Republic (1919)
•   Indore (1732–1818)
•   Jammu and Kashmir (1846–1952)
•   Jhalawar (1838–1949)
•   Jhansi (1728–1858)
•   Karauli (1348–1948)
•   Kolhapur (1710–1949)
•   Korean People's Association in Manchuria (1929–1931)
•   Kurundvad Junior (1733–1948)
•   Kurundvad Senior (1733–1948)
•   Kuban-Black Sea Soviet Republic (1918)
•   Libya (1977–2011)
•   Maguindanao (1520–1905)
•   Maldives (1796–1903)
•   Maratha Empire (1674–1818)
•   Muscat and Oman (1856–1970)
•   Nagpur (1739–1853)
•   Principality of Najran (1633–1934)
•   Nitra, Slovakia
•   Nizari Ismaili state (1162–1256)
•   North Caucasian Soviet Republic (1918)
•   Oruro, Bolivia
•   Qutb Shahi (1518–1687)
•   Paracale, Camarines Norte
•   Rustamid Dynasty (777–909)
•   Sangli (1782–1948)
•   Slovak Soviet Republic (1919–1919)
•   Sokoto Caliphate
•   Zamfara, Nigeria
•   Zirid Dynasty (973–1146)

Two colours

Further information: Commons:Bicolor flags and Bicolour (flag)

•   Abu Dhabi
•   Aceh Sultanate 1496–1903
•   Achaemenid Empire
•   Adal Sultanate
•   Adygea
•   Afghanistan
•   Aichi
•   Akita
•   Alabama ^{[1] [2]}
•   Alash Autonomy
•   Alaska ^[3]
•   Albania
•   Albania (civil ensign)
•   Albuquerque
•   Altai Republic
•   Amhara
•   Anarcho-syndicalism
•   Antarctic Treaty
•   Antioquia
•   Aomori
•   Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina
•   Argentina (civil flag and ensign)
•   Asturias
•   Aswan Governorate
•   Atlanta
•   Austria
•   Austrian Empire ^{[4] [5] [6]}
•   Baden-Württemberg
•   Bahrain ^{[7] [8] [9]}
•   Balochistan
•   Bangkok
•   Bangladesh
•   Bangladesh (civil ensign)
•   Banjar
•   Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
•   Barotseland
•   Bavaria
•   Bishkek
•   Bohemia (12th century-1918)
•   Bratislava, Slovakia
•   Brazil (naval jack)
•   Bremen
•   Brno, Czech Republic
•   Brittany
•   Canada ^[10]
•   Catalonia ^[11]
•   Cerro Largo Department
•   Naval Jack of Chile
•   China
•   People's Republic of China (army flag)
•   Naval jack of the Republic of China
•   Chuvashia ^{[12] [13]}
•   Cornwall ^[14]
•   Crimean Khanate
•   Crimean Tatars
•   Deli
•   Delhi Sultanate
•   Denmark ^{[15] [16]}
•   Denmark (state flag and ensign)
•   Denmark (naval ensign)
•   District of Columbia
•   Dubai
•   England
•   European Union
•   Finland
•   Canton of Fribourg
•   Fukui
•   Fukuoka
•   Fukushima
•   Galicia
•   Georgia
•   Gifu
•   Gilgit-Baltistan
•   Greece
•   Greece (naval jack)
•   Greenland
•   Guatemala (civil flag and ensign)
•   Guayas
•   Gunma
•   First Empire of Haiti
•   Haiti (civil flag and ensign)
•   Hesse
•   Hiroshima
•   Honduras
•   Honduras (naval ensign)
•   Hong Kong
•   Hyōgo
•   Ibaraki
•   Indiana
•   Indonesia
•   Israel
•   Jammu and Kashmir
•   Japan
•   Japan (naval ensign and flag of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force)
•   Canton of Jura
•   Ishikawa
•   Iwate
•   Kachin State
•   Kagawa
•   Kanagawa
•   Karafuto
•   Kazakhstan
•   Kelantan
•   Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
•   Klatovy, Czech Republic
•   Kōchi
•   Korean Unification Flag
•   Kraków
•   Kumamoto
•   Kyrgyzstan
•   Lanfang Republic
•   Latvia
•   Lombardy
•   City of London
•   Canton of Lucerne
•   Macedonia (Greece)
•   Malta
•   Marseille
•   Meta Department
•   Federated States of Micronesia
•   Mie
•   Milan
•   Minneapolis
•   Miyagi
•   Miyazaki
•   Moldavia 1346–1862
•   Monaco
•   Morocco
•   Most, Czech Republic
•   Munich
•   Náchod, Czech Republic
•   Nagano
•   Nagasaki
•   Naples
•   Nara
•   New Mexico
•   Nigeria
•   Niigata
•   Niuafo'ou
•   Norfolk Island
•   North Brabant
•   North Macedonia
•   Northern Cyprus
•   Ōita
•   Okayama
•   Okinawa
•   Oklahoma City
•   Oregon
•   Osaka
• Ottoman Empire
•   Pahang
•   Pakistan
•   Palau
•   Perlis
•   Persian Socialist Soviet Republic
•   Peru
•   Písek, Czech Republic
•   Poland ^{[17] [18]}
•   Poltava Oblast
•   Potosí
•   Prague
•   Punjab
•   Qatar
•   Quebec
•   Rome
•   Rotterdam
•   Ryukyu Kingdom (merchant flag)
•   Saitama
•   Sakhalin Oblast
•   Santa Cruz Department
•   Saudi Arabia
•   Scotland ^{[19] [20]}
•   Canton of Schwyz
•   Serbia (1217–1346)
•   Serbian Church (1217–present)
•   Serbia (13th c.)
•   Serbia (1371–1459)
•   Sharjah
•   Shiga
•   Shihab Dynasty
•   Shimane
•   Silesian Voivodeship
•   Sindh
•   Singapore ^{[21] [22]}
•   Slavonia
•   Canton of Solothurn
•   Somalia ^[23]
•   South Carolina
•   South Vietnam
•   Soviet Union
•   Spain (variant without coat of arms)
•   Spanish Empire
•   Stockholm
•   Sweden ^[24]
•   Switzerland
•   Tanintharyi Region
•   Terengganu
•   Teutonic Order
•   Canton of Ticino
•   Tigray Region
•   Tochigi
•   Tokugawa Shogunate (naval ensign)
•   Tokushima
•   Tokyo
•   Tonga ^[25]
•   Tottori
•   Toyama
•   Trnava Region
•   Trnava, Slovakia
•   Trenčín, Slovakia
•   Trutnov, Czech Republic
•   Tunisia ^[26]
•   Turkey ^[27]
•   Ukraine ^[28]
•   United Nations
•   Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic
•   Utrecht
•   Canton of Valais
•   Vienna
•   Vietnam
•   Volapük flag
•   Volyn Oblast
•   Wakayama
•   Wallonia
•   Walser
•   Warsaw
•   Yamagata
•   Yamaguchi
•   Zlín, Czech Republic
•   Canton of Zug
•   Canton of Zurich
•   Zwolle

Three colours

Further information: Triband (flag) and Tricolour (flag)

•   Abkhazia
•   Acre
•   Free Aceh Movement
•   Adjara
•   African Union
•   Alexandria
•   Algeria
•   Algeria (naval ensign)
•   Alphen aan den Rijn
•   Amazonas
•   Amsterdam ^[29]
•   Angola ^{[30] [31]}
•   Arkansas
•   Armenia ^{[32] [33]}
•   Artigas Flag, cooficial flag of Uruguay and former flag of Liga Federal
•   Australia ^{[34] [35] [36]}
•   Australia (civil ensign)
•   Australia (naval ensign)
•   Australian Capital Territory
•   Ayeyarwady Region
•   Azad Jammu and Kashmir
•   Bali Kingdom
•   Bangladesh (naval ensign)
•   Bangladesh (Air ensign)
•   Banská Bystrica Region
•   Bahamas ^{[37] [38]}
•   Bahia
•   Barbados ^{[39] [40]}
•   Barcelona
•   Basque Country
•   Bayan-Ölgii Province
•   Belarus ^[41]
•   Belgium
•   Belgium (civil flag and ensign)
•   Belgium (state ensign)
•   Benevento
•   Benin ^{[42] [43]}
•   Berlin
•   Berlín
•   Canton of Bern
•   Besançon, France
•   Bolivia
•   Bosnia and Herzegovina ^{[44] [45]}
•   Botswana ^{[46] [47]}
•   Bratislava Region
•   Bulgaria ^[48]
•   Bulungan
•   Bulgaria (naval jack)
•   Burkina Faso
•   Burundi
•   Buryatia
•   Cabinda Province
•   Camarines Norte
•   Cambodia
•   Cameroon
•   Naval ensign of Canada
•   Canelones Department
•   Caquetá Department
•   Central Lithuania
•   Centro Studi Ordine Nuovo
•   Chad
•   Chiba
•   Chicago, Illinois, USA
•   Chilanga
•   Chile
•   Republic of China
•   Army Flag of the Republic of China
•   Ground Force Flag of the People's Liberation Army, People's Republic of China
•   Air Force Flag of the People's Liberation Army, People's Republic of China
•   Colombia
•   Confederate States
•   Democratic Republic of the Congo
•   Republic of the Congo
•   Costa Rica (civil flag and ensign)
•   Crimea
•   Côte d'Ivoire
•   Cuba
•   Curaçao
•   Cyprus
•   Czech Republic
•   Dagestan
•   Distrito Federal
•   Donetsk Oblast
•   Drenthe
•   Ehime
•   El Salvador (civil ensign)
•   Emilia-Romagna
•   Emirate of Abdelkader
•   Espírito Santo
•   Estonia
•   Estonia (naval jack)
•   Naval Jack of Finland
•   Flanders
•   France
•   France (civil and naval ensign)
•   Friesland
•   Georgia (country) (naval ensign)
•   Gabon
•   Gelderland
•   German Empire (1871–1918)
•   Germany
•   Presidential Flag of Greece
•   Kingdom of Great Britain (1707–1801)
•   Grenada
•   Guernsey
•   Guinea
•   Hawaii
•   Hokkaido
•   Hungary
•   Hungary (state flag)
•   Île-de-France
•   Iceland ^[49]
•   Ingushetia
•   Iran
•   Ireland
•   Italy
•   Jamaica
•   Johor
•   Kabardino-Balkaria
•   Kagoshima
•   Kalmykia
•   Karelia
•   Kayin State
•   Kazakh SSR
•   Khabarovsk Krai
•   Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
•   Kingdom of Poland
•   Kinshasa
•   Kirovohrad Oblast
•   Komi Republic
•   Kosovo
•   Košice Region
•   Kurdistan (1919–1925)
•   Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship
•   Kyoto
•   Laos
•   Lebanon
•   Lesser Poland Voivodeship
•   Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
•   Liberia
•   Lithuania
•   Loíza, Puerto Rico
•   Lower Silesian Voivodeship
•   Luxembourg
•   Ma'n Dynasty
•   Madagascar
•   Macau
•   Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena Region
•   Magdalena Department
•   Malawi
•   Maldives
•   Mali
•   Mauritania
•   Madrid
•   Mexico
•   Miami
•   Minas Gerais
•   Minnesota
•   Mississippi (2001–2020)
•   Molossia
•   Mongolia
•   Mordovia
•   Nebraska
•   Ñeembucú Department
•   Negeri Sembilan
•   Nepal
•   Netherlands (Oldest tricolor)
•   Nenets Autonomous Okrug
•   New York City
•   New Zealand
•   Nicaragua
•   Niger
•   Nitra Region
•   Nivkh people
•   North German Confederation
•   North Holland
•   North Korea
•   North Ossetia-Alania
•   North Rhine-Westphalia
•   Northern Territory
•   Norway
•   Ohio
•   Oman
•   Omsk Oblast
•   Overijssel
•   Padania
•   Panama
•   Pará
•   Paraíba
•   Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti
•   Parthenopaean Republic (Naples)
•   Perak
•   Piedmont
•   Polish SSR
•   Pomeranian Voivodeship
•   Puerto Rico
•   Rakhine State
•   Republika Srpska
•   Rhenish Republic
•   Rhode Island
•   Roman Republic (18th century)
•   Romania
•   Russia
•   Saba
•   Sarawak
•   Sealand
•   Senegal
•   Serbia (civil flag)
•   Republic of Srpska
•   Shizuoka
•   Sierra Leone
•   Slovakia
•   South Holland
•   South Ossetia
•   Sultanate of Sulu
•   Sverdlovsk Oblast
•   Naval ensign of South Vietnam (1952–1975)
•   Spain
•   Split-Dalmatia County
•   Republic of China (Taiwan)
•   Talas Region
•   Tasmania
•   Tatarstan
•   Tennessee
•   Texas
•   Thailand
•   Tierra del Fuego
•   Tocantins
• Transgender Pride flag
•   Trenčín Region
•   Trinidad and Tobago
•   Tuva
•   Udmurtia
•   Ukrainian SSR
•   United Kingdom
•   United Kingdom (naval ensign)
•   United Kingdom (government ensign)
•   United Kingdom (civil ensign)
•   United States
•  Ensign of the Vietnam People's Navy (2014–)
•   Wyoming
•   Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug
•   Yamanashi
•   Yemen
•   Zabaykalsky Krai
•   Zavkhan Province

Four colours

•   Acadia
•   Acadiana
•   Afghanistan (2013–2021) ^[50]
•   Alawite State
•   Albania (naval ensign)
•   Albona Republic
•   Amazonas Department
•   Antwerp Province
•   Ararat
•   Argentina ^[51]
•   Naval Jack of Argentina
•   Arizona ^[52]
•   Aruba ^[53]
•   Astana
•   Australia (air force ensign)
•   Australia (civil air ensign)
•   Flag of the Chief of Navy of Australia
•   Austria-Hungary (civil ensign)
•   Azerbaijan
•   Bashkortostan
•   Presidential Standard of Belarus
•   Belgium (army flag)
•   Belgium (naval ensign)
•   Belgium (air force ensign)
•   Bhutan
•   Biafra
•   Brazil ^[54]
•   British Columbia
•   Brunei ^[55]
•   Brussels
•   Buenos Aires Province
•   Bukidnon
•   Byelorussian SSR
•   Ensign of the Royal Canadian Air Force
•   Flag of the Canadian Coast Guard
•   Cape Verde ^[56]
•   Central Province (Papua New Guinea)
•   Chechnya
•   Ensign of the People's Liberation Army Navy, People's Republic of China
•   Chubut
•   Chuy Region
•   Colombia (civil ensign)
•   Colorado
•   Denver, Colorado
•   Djibouti ^[57]
•   East Flanders
•   East Indonesia
•   East Timor ^{[58] [59]}
•   Egypt ^{[60] [61]}
•   Egypt (army flag)
•   Egypt (naval ensign)
•   Eritrea ^[62]
•   Ethiopia
•   French Sudan (1958–1959)
•   Gagauzia
•   The Gambia
•   Georgia
•   Ghana
•   Ghana (civil ensign)
•   Gibraltar
•   Canton of Glarus
•   Grenada (naval ensign)
•   Guanacaste Province
•   Guinea-Bissau
•   Imbabura Province
•   India ^[63]
•   Iraq ^[64]
•   Ba'athist Iraq (1991–2003) (1963–1991)
•   Jordan ^[65]
•   Kamchatka Krai
•   Kedah
•   Kenya ^{[66] [67]}
•   Khovd Province
•   Kiribati
•   Kuala Lumpur
•   Kurdistan
•   Kuwait ^{[68] [69] [70]}
•   Labuan
•   Lara
•   Lesotho ^[71]
•   Libya (1951–1969 and from 2011)
•   Liechtenstein
•   Limburg (Netherlands)
•   Lipetsk Oblast
•   Loja Province
•   Madang
•   Malacca ^[72]
•   Malaysia ^[73]
•   Maranhão
•   Maryland
•   Massachusetts
•   Mato Grosso do Sul
•   Mauritius ^[74]
•   Montenegro
•   Murmansk Oblast
•   Myanmar ^[75]
•   New Ireland
•   New South Wales
•   Newfoundland and Labrador
•   Niue
•   Palestine ^[76]
•   Papua New Guinea ^[77]
•   Paralympic Games
•   Paraná
•   Philippines ^[78]
•   Prešov Region
•   Lordship of Prilep
•   Rondônia
•   Royal Air Force Ensign (United Kingdom)
•   Rwanda
•   Ryukyu Kingdom (1797–1879)
•   Saba
•   Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
•   Sakha Republic
•   Sami people
•   Shan State
•   Serbian Church
•   Slovenia ^{[79] [80]}
•   Solomon Islands
•   Somali Region
•   Somaliland ^[81]
•   Soriano Department
•   South Caribbean Coast
•   South Dakota
•   South Korea ^{[82] [83]}
•   South Yemen
•   Sri Lanka ^[84]
•   Sudan
•   Suriname ^[85]
•   Syria ^{[86] [87]}
•   Tajikistan ^[88]
•   Tanzania ^{[89] [90] [91]}
•   Tasmania
•   Togo ^{[92] [93]}
•   Torres Strait Islands
•   Transnistria
•   United Arab Emirates ^{[94] [95]}
•   Uruguay
•   Flag of the Treinta y Tres Orientales. cooficial flag of Uruguay
•  Naval Jack of Uruguay
•   Utah
•   Uvs Province
•   Uzbekistan ^{[96] [97]}
•   Vanuatu
•   Venezuela ^{[98] [99]} (civil flag)
•   Vojvodina
•   Wales
•   Zaire (1971–1997)
•   Yugoslavia
•   Zambia ^[100]
•   Zulia
•   Žilina Region

Five colours

•   Afghan Interim Administration
•   American Samoa
•   Antigua and Barbuda
•   Assyrian People
•   Bahamas (civil ensign)
•   Bahamas (naval ensign)
•   Bangsamoro
•   Barbados (naval ensign)
•   Bonaire
•   Cagayan
•   California
•   Central African Republic
•   Connacht
•   Chernivtsi Oblast
•   Chimbu
•   Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
•   Comoros
•   Dominican Republic
•   Naval Jack of Egypt
•   Egypt (air force ensign)
•   Presidential Flag of Estonia (on land)
•   Presidential Flag of Estonia (at sea)
•   Eswatini (Swaziland)
•   Finland (state flag and ensign)
•   Finland (war flag and naval ensign)
•   Presidential Flag of Finland
•   Flores Department
•   German Confederation
•   Guyana
•   Jamaica (1655–1962)
•   Kaliningrad Oblast
•   Karakalpakstan
•   Khakassia
•   Klaipėda Region
•   Milne Bay
•   Mon State
•   Moro National Liberation Front
•   Moscow
•   Mozambique
•   Namibia
•   Nevada
•   New Brunswick
•   New Caledonia
•   North Carolina
•   Nova Scotia
•   Nunavut
•   Ontario
•   Oromia
•   Övörkhangai Province
•   Penang
•   Pernambuco
•   Primorsky Krai
•   Rivne Oblast
•   Roraima
•   Sabah
•   Saint Petersburg
•   Sandaun
•   Santander Department
•   São Paulo (state)
•   San José Department
•   Saskatchewan
•   Sint Eustatius
•   Seychelles
•   Turkmenistan
•   Republic of China (1912–1928)
•   Hong Kong (1841–1997)
•   Uganda
•   Vancouver
•   Wallachia (1593–1611)
•   Western Australia
•   Yaroslavl Oblast
•   Zakarpattia Oblast
•   Zimbabwe

Six colours

•   Andorra
•   Croatia
•   Croatia (civil and state ensign)
•   Croatia (naval ensign)
•   East New Britain
•   El Salvador
•   Fiji (civil ensign)
•   Fiji (government ensign)
•   Fiji (naval ensign)
•   Jalisco
•   Lviv Oblast
•   Macau (1557–1999)
•   Novosibirsk Oblast
•   Olympic Games
•   Paraguay
•   Portugal
•   Serbia
•   Sint Maarten
•   South Africa
•   South Australia
•   South Sudan
•   Tlaxcala
•   Victoria

Seven colours

•   Almaty
•   Colombia (naval ensign)
•   Connecticut
•   Cusco (Prior to 2021)
•   Dominica (some sources give six colors)
•   Presidential Flag of Eritrea
•   Fiji
•   Fiji (civil air ensign)
•   Haiti
•   Haiti (with multicolored emblem), 1964–1986
•   Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast
•   Kentucky
•   Krasnoyarsk Krai
•   Minnesota (1983–2024)
•   Northwest Territories
•   Pingtung County
•   Queensland
•   Smolensk Oblast
•   United States Virgin Islands

Eight colours

•   Alberta
•   British Empire (unofficial flag)
•   Costa Rica (state flag)
•   Ecuador
•   Guatemala
•   Jewish Autonomous Oblast
•   Magadan Oblast
•   Missouri
•   North Caribbean Coast
•   North Dakota
•   Oklahoma
•   Prince Edward Island
•   Siam
•   Stavropol Krai
•   St Pierre And Miquelon
•   West Virginia

more than nine colours

•   Equatorial Guinea 10 colours

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