Flag of Uzbekistan
The flag of Uzbekistan has three horizontal stripes of light blue, white and green, with the white stripe separated from the others by thin red lines. In the upper hoist corner of the blue stripe are a white crescent moon and 12 white five-pointed stars arranged in three rows.
Colors
- White #F8F8F8 · 32%
- Green #18B838 · 32%
- Blue #0898B8 · 30%
- Red #C81828 · 3%
Proportions: 1:2
Download: SVG · PNG 1200 px · WebP 640 px
Meaning of the flag of Uzbekistan
Blue stands for the sky and water, white for peace and purity, green for nature and new life, and the red lines for the life force that flows through all living things. The crescent is linked to the birth of the independent republic, and the 12 stars to the months of the year. The flag was adopted on November 18, 1991, shortly after independence from the Soviet Union.
Map of Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan is a landlocked country in Central Asia. It borders Kazakhstan to the north and west, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to the east, and Afghanistan and Turkmenistan to the south, and it is one of only two doubly landlocked countries in the world.
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Frequently asked questions
What colors are on the flag of Uzbekistan?
The flag of Uzbekistan is white, green, blue, and red.
What are the proportions of the flag of Uzbekistan?
The flag of Uzbekistan has a ratio of 1:2 (height to width).
What does the flag of Uzbekistan mean?
Blue stands for the sky and water, white for peace and purity, green for nature and new life, and the red lines for the life force that flows through all living things. The crescent is linked to the birth of the independent republic, and the 12 stars to the months of the year. The flag was adopted on November 18, 1991, shortly after independence from the Soviet Union.
Can I download the flag of Uzbekistan?
Yes: this page has the flag of Uzbekistan as SVG (vector) and as a 1200-pixel PNG, free to download.
Flag image: Wikimedia Commons, Public domain (Farhod Yoʻldoshev).
