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Flag of Aruba

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Flag of Aruba
  • RegionNorth America, Central America and the Caribbean
  • ISO codeAW
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Basic Flag Information

Flag NameFlag of Aruba
TerritoryAruba
Official NameAruba
CapitalOranjestad
ContinentAmericas
RegionCaribbean
ISO CodeAW / ABW
Internet Domain.aw
Calling Code+297
CurrencyAruban florin (AWG)
Official Language(s)Dutch, Papiamento
DemonymAruban
Area180 km²
Population105,845 (approx.)
CoastlineHas a sea coast
United Nations MemberNo

Flag Specifications

Official Flag NameFlag of Aruba
Current Version Adopted18 March 1976
Design First Used1976
Flag Proportion2:3
Flag ShapeRectangular
Number of Colours4
Main ColoursLight Blue, Yellow, Red, White
DesignerSelected from a public competition
Design TypeLight blue field with two yellow stripes and a red star
NicknameNo widely used nickname
Official StatusOfficial territorial flag
Governing AuthorityTerritorial administration of Aruba

Flag Colour Information

ColourAppearanceHEX CodeRGBCMYKPantone
Light Blue#418FDE65, 143, 22271, 36, 0, 13No official Pantone reference
Yellow#F9E814249, 232, 200, 7, 92, 2No official Pantone reference
Red#EF3340239, 51, 640, 79, 73, 6No official Pantone reference
White#FFFFFF255, 255, 2550, 0, 0, 0No official Pantone reference

Flag Design and Symbolism

Four-pointed red starThe four cardinal points from which Aruba’s people came, and the island’s red soil ringed by white beaches
Two yellow stripesAruba’s position apart from the other Dutch Caribbean islands
Light BlueStands for the sky, the sea and peace around the island.
YellowStands for abundance, and the island’s freedom of movement within the Kingdom.
RedStands for the star, and the love of the Aruban people.
WhiteStands for the border of the star, for the beaches.

Flag History

Year / PeriodEvent
18 March 1976Adopted and first raised, still marked each year as National Anthem and Flag Day
PresentThe flag remains in official use

Flag Dimensions and Construction

Official Ratio (height : width)2:3
Hoist (height)2 units
Fly (width)3 units
LayoutLight blue field with two yellow stripes and a red star
Band / Stripe ConstructionThe two yellow stripes sit in the lower half, each one sixth of the height
Construction Sheet AvailableYes
Governing SpecificationAruba National Flag Ordinance

How the Flag of Aruba Is Used

SettingFlownNotes
Government buildingsYesFlown on official premises
Schools and public institutionsYesCommon in daily and ceremonial use
Private and civil useYesMay be flown by members of the public
Public holidays and commemorationsYesDisplayed on national days of remembrance
Armed forcesNoDefence is handled by the administering state
Naval and maritime useYesUsed on locally registered vessels
Embassies abroadNoRepresented diplomatically by the administering state
International sportYesMany territories field their own teams
United Nations buildingNoOnly member and observer states are flown

Other Official Flags of Aruba

Flag TypePurposeIn Use
Territorial flagThe primary flag shown on this pageYes
Civil flagFlown by private citizens and organisationsYes
War flagCarried by the armed forces on landNo
Naval ensignFlown at sea by naval and merchant vesselsNo
Air force ensignUsed by the air forceNo
Presidential standardMarks the presence of the head of stateNo
Royal standardMarks the presence of the monarchNo
Historical flagsEarlier designs no longer in official useNot documented

Quick Facts About the Flag

Years in Use (current design)50 years
Adoption Date18 March 1976
Earliest Recorded Use1976
DesignerSelected from a public competition
NicknameNo widely used nickname
Dominant ColourLight Blue
Flags It ResemblesNo close relatives among territorial flags
Notable FeatureLight blue field with two yellow stripes and a red star