Flag of French Polynesia
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Flag ratio: 2:3The flag of French Polynesia was adopted in 1984. The red and white colours have been adopted from historic Tahitian flags. An outrigger is depicted in the central disc over a stylised emblem of sun and sea; this is very similar to other flags in this area, for example the flag of Kiribati. In some versions[citation needed] of this flag, five figures representing the peoples of the island group are included in the design.
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Flag of the Austral Islands
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