Flags whose reverse differs from the obverse
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This article concerns national, sub-national and historical flags whose reverse is, or was, at some point of their history, different from the obverse.
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[edit] Argentina
[edit] San Juan
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[edit] Bulgaria
[edit] Stara Zagora
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[edit] Mexico
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Flag of Mexico
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[edit] Moldova
[edit] 1990–2010
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Flag of Moldova
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[edit] 2011
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Flag of Moldova
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[edit] Transnistria
[edit] Paraguay
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Flag of Paraguay
3:5 -
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[edit] Russia
[edit] Mari El
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[edit] Saudi Arabia
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[edit] Soviet Union
Note: While the flag was officially two-sided, in practice the flag was usually made through and through.
All subnational flag of the Soviet Union did not bear the hammer and sickle on the reverse side.
[edit] United States
[edit] Alabama (1861)
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This flag is no longer the current flag of Alabama - Oregon is the only state to currently have a double-sided flag.
[edit] Massachusetts (1908–1971)
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[edit] Oregon
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[edit] See also
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