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What is the Flag of Slovenia?

The flag of Slovenia is a tricolor flag, composed of three equally sized horizontal stripes in white, blue, and red. It was adopted on June 24th, 1991 as a symbol of the Republic of Slovenia's independence from Yugoslavia and is one of the oldest flags in Europe.

What Does the Slovenia Flag Look Like?

The flag of Slovenia has three equal horizontal bands of white (top), blue, and red. The coat of arms of Slovenia is placed in the upper hoist side, centred across the white and blue bands. It is a shield showing white Mount Triglav, two wavy blue lines beneath it, and three golden six-pointed stars above.

Source: Wikipedia: Flag of Slovenia.

What is the Slovenia Flag Called?

The flag of Slovenia is commonly referred to as the “Slovenian Tricolor” or the “Tricolor Slovenian Flag”. It is also sometimes referred to as the “Flag of Freedom”.

What Does the Slovenia Flag Represent?

The coat of arms near the hoist shows Mount Triglav, Slovenia''s highest peak, in white; two wavy blue lines representing the Adriatic Sea and local rivers; and three golden six-pointed stars taken from the arms of the Counts of Celje.

Source: Wikipedia, Flag of Slovenia.