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| Is closest in design to the flag of America, with eleven red and white stripes and one white star. | |
| Has its coat of arms on its obverse and its seal of the treasury on its reverse. | |
| Is one of only two flags that bears its country outline, one being Cyprus. | |
| Bears the George Cross in its design, awarded by King George VI of the United Kingdom for its citizens' bravery in WWII. | |
| Has a boar's tusk on it. | |
| Has a green cedar tree on it. | |
| Is the only non-quadrilateral flag in the world. | |
| Has a golden lion on it. | |
| Is identical to the flag of Indonesia, with the exception of proportions. | |
| Is the only flag consisting of a solid color and no other characteristics. | |
| Has a twenty-four spoked wheel on it. | |
| Has a machete superimposed over a cogwheel. | |
| Is the only flag with a historical building on it. | |
| Has a dragon, known as Druk, on it. | |
| Has a structure known as a 'yurt' on it. | |
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| Has a three-pronged trident on it. | |
| Has its national bird, the Grey Crowned Crane, on it. | |
| Has various constellations on it, including Scorpius and the Southern Cross. | |
| Has the oldest flag design still in use by an independent nation. | |
| Is similar to the Chinese design of the ying and yang symbol. | |
| Is the only flag with a parrot on it. | |
| Is the only flag that bears the image of a modern day rifle. | |
| Is the only flag that can be flown inverted during a time of war. | |
| Is the only flag to depict human beings on it. | |
| Has one large red cross and four smaller 'crosslets' as its design. | |
| Is never flown at half-mast due to religious circumstances. | |
| Was altered to avoid confusion with the flag of the Red Cross. | |
| Is very similar to the flag of Ireland, but its colors are reversed. | |
| Is one of only two square flags in the world, one being Vatican City. | |
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