Bolivia Flag

National Flag of Bolivia

Bolivia Flag Display

National flag of Bolivia - The flag of Bolivia consists of three horizontal bands of red, yellow, and green. Red stands for bravery, yellow for resources, and green for fertility. The state flag includes the coat of arms.
Official flag of Bolivia

Quick Facts About Bolivia and Bolivia Flag

Adopted:
Aspect Ratio:
15:22
Capital:
Sucre (constitutional), La Paz (administrative)
Population:
Approximately 12 million

Flag Description

The flag of Bolivia consists of three horizontal bands of red, yellow, and green. Red stands for bravery, yellow for resources, and green for fertility. The state flag includes the coat of arms.

Symbolism & Meaning of the Bolivia Flag

Red: Bravery. Yellow: Resources. Green: Fertility.

Historical Background of the Bolivia Flag

Adopted in 1851, the coat of arms was added to the state flag in 2009.

Design Elements of the Bolivia Flag

Three horizontal bands: red (top), yellow (middle), green (bottom). State flag has coat of arms.

Usage & Protocol of the Bolivia Flag

Standard flag protocol applies. Display with respect.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the colors of the Bolivia Flag represent?

Red: Bravery. Yellow: Resources. Green: Fertility.

When was the Bolivia Flag adopted?

The Bolivia flag was adopted on October 31, 1851 (current version: 2009), marking an important milestone in the country's development as an independent nation.

What is the aspect ratio of the Bolivia Flag?

The Bolivia flag has an aspect ratio of 15:22, which determines the proportional relationship between its width and height for official display purposes.