This is the list of all the flags used and being used in the Philippines.
National flag [edit]
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Date |
Use |
Description |
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1946—Present |
National flag of the Philippines |
A horizontal bicolor with equal bands of blue and red, with a triangular side object which encloses a sun with eight rays together with three stars fixed on the vertexes of the triangle. |
Governmental flags [edit]
Military flags [edit]
Historical national flags [edit]
| Flag |
Date |
Use |
Description |
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1535-1821 |
Flag used when the Philippines was a part of New Spain. |
A red saltire resembling two crossed, roughly-pruned branches, on a white field |
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1762-1764 |
Flag used during the British occupation of the Philippines. (As used in occupied Manila and Cavite) |
Red cross commonly called St George's Cross and the white cross commonly called St. Andrew's Cross joined together in a blue field |
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1821-1898 |
Used during Spanish East Indies period. |
Three horizontal stripes: red, yellow and red, the yellow strip being twice as wide as each red stripe with arms in the first third of the yellow stripe. The arms are crowned, and vertically divided, left red field with a tower representing Castille, right white field with a lion representing Leon. |
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1898-1908 |
American flag used while under direct administration from the United States |
Thirteen horizontal stripes alternating red and white representing the original thirteen colonies; in the canton, white stars on a blue field, the number of stars increased as the United States expanded its territory |
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1908-1912 |
Variant after Oklahoma became a U.S. state |
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1912-1946 |
Variant after Arizona and New Mexico became U.S. states |
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1942-1945 |
Flag used during the Japanese Occupation. |
A red sun-disc centered on a white field |
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1935-1985 |
The shade of blue used here is Navy Blue, following suit from the American Flag. |
Design conceived by Emilio Aguinaldo remains but the shades of blue and red were adopted from the American flag |
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1985-1986 |
Shade of blue used here is Light Blue, similar to that of the Cuban Flag at the time of the proclamation of Independence. |
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1986-1998 |
1919 flag; restored after the 1986 People Power Revolution. |
Provincial flags [edit]
Most of the flags of the provinces of the Philippines are in 1:2 ratio with the provincial seal/coat-of-arms on a field of single color, although a few have designs differing from that standard.
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Date |
Use |
Description |
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Provincial flag of Bohol |
A tricolour with the white stripe being double the width of the blue and red stripes. Superimposed on the white stripe is the main portion of the seal of Bohol. It consists of two bolos representing the Tamblot Uprising and the Dagohoy Rebellion, the Chocolate Hills and the Sandugo between Miguel López de Legazpi and Datu Sikatuna. It also contains a little star representing Carlos P. Garcia, the only Boholano President of the Philippines (another star will be installed for every Boholano president). |
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Provincial flag of Bukidnon |
Three equal horizontal stripes; white for honesty and purity; red for commerce, courage, bravery and heroism; black for authority and a Spear and Shield |
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Provincial flag of Southern Leyte |
A green flag with a golden fringe, white cross, coconut and abaca leaves and four orchids. |
Municipal flags [edit]
Like the flags of most Philippine provinces, flags of municipalities usually just bear the seal of the municipality on a single color field but there are some municipality flags that differs from the standard
Other historical flags [edit]
Flag Proposals [edit]
See also [edit]
References [edit]
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Names in italics indicate non-sovereign (dependent) territories and/or former countries.
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