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Flag of Switzerland

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Flag of Switzerland
  • RegionWestern Europe
  • ISO codeCH
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Basic Flag Information

Flag NameFlag of Switzerland
CountrySwitzerland
Official NameSwiss Confederation
CapitalBern
ContinentEurope
RegionWestern Europe
ISO CodeCH / CHE
Internet Domain.ch
Calling Code+41
CurrencySwiss franc (CHF)
Official Language(s)French, Italian, Romansh, Swiss German
DemonymSwiss
Area41,284 km²
Population8,513,227 (approx.)
CoastlineLandlocked — no sea coast
United Nations MemberYes

Flag Specifications

Official Flag NameFlag of Switzerland
Current Version Adopted12 December 1889
Design First Used1339
Flag Proportion1:1
Flag ShapeSquare
Number of Colours2
Main ColoursRed, White
DesignerTraditional, from the banner of the Old Swiss Confederacy
Design TypeSquare field with a bold white cross
NicknameNo widely used nickname
Official StatusOfficial national flag
Governing AuthorityGovernment of Switzerland

Flag Colour Information

ColourAppearanceHEX CodeRGBCMYKPantone
Red#FF0000255, 0, 00, 100, 100, 0No official Pantone reference
White#FFFFFF255, 255, 2550, 0, 0, 0No official Pantone reference

Flag Design and Symbolism

Greek crossThe arms are one sixth longer than they are wide, and stop short of the edges
RedStands for the field of the old Confederate battle banner.
WhiteStands for the Christian cross and Swiss neutrality.

Flag History

Year / PeriodEvent
1339The white cross is worn at the Battle of Laupen
1848Adopted by the new federal state
12 December 1889The exact proportions of the cross are fixed
2017The shade of red is standardised
PresentThe flag remains in official use

Flag Dimensions and Construction

Official Ratio (height : width)1:1
Hoist (height)1 units
Fly (width)1 units
LayoutSquare field with a bold white cross
Band / Stripe ConstructionThe cross arms are one sixth longer than wide, set clear of the border
Construction Sheet AvailableYes
Governing SpecificationFederal Act on the Protection of the Swiss Coat of Arms (2013)

How the Flag of Switzerland 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 forcesYesCarried by the military as a war flag or colour
Naval ensignNoLandlocked — no seagoing navy
Embassies and consulatesYesFlown at diplomatic missions abroad
International sportYesUsed at the Olympic Games and world championships
United Nations buildingYesFlown in the row of member states

Other Official Flags of Switzerland

Flag TypePurposeIn Use
National flagThe primary flag shown on this pageYes
Civil flagFlown by private citizens and organisationsYes
War flagCarried by the armed forces on landYes
Naval ensignFlown at sea by naval and merchant vesselsYes
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 useYes

Quick Facts About the Flag

Years in Use (current design)137 years
Adoption Date12 December 1889
Earliest Recorded Use1339
DesignerTraditional, from the banner of the Old Swiss Confederacy
NicknameNo widely used nickname
Dominant ColourRed
Flags It ResemblesVatican City is the only other square national flag; the Red Cross emblem is its reverse
Notable FeatureSquare field with a bold white cross