Aruba Flag
National Flag of Aruba
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What does the Aruba flag mean?
Blue reflects the sea and sky; yellow lines depict sunshine, tourism, and mining; the red star stands for Aruba itself, its four points representing the principal national elements, white border for purity.
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Quick facts
- Adopted:
- March 18, 1976
- Aspect Ratio:
- 2:3
- Capital:
- Oranjestad
- Population:
- Approximately 110,000
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A siren blue field with two narrow parallel yellow stripes and a red, white‑bordered four‑pointed star in the canton, symbolizing Aruba’s natural beauty and identity.
Aruba Flag – Symbolism and Meaning
Aruba Flag - History and Origins
Adopted when Aruba achieved separate status within the Kingdom of the Netherlands; designed by W.J. van der Zant to reflect local pride while recognizing Dutch ties.
Aruba Flag - Design Elements
Sky-blue background with two narrow horizontal yellow stripes in the lower half; red four-pointed star with a white border in the upper hoist corner.
Aruba Flag - Usage Guidelines and Protocol
Hoisted on government buildings, public holidays, and during cultural events; governed by Aruba’s national flag regulations.
Further reading: Flag of Aruba on Wikipedia
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the colors of the Aruba Flag represent?
Blue reflects the sea and sky; yellow lines depict sunshine, tourism, and mining; the red star stands for Aruba itself, its four points representing the principal national elements, white border for purity.
When was the Aruba Flag adopted?
March 18, 1976
What is the aspect ratio of the Aruba Flag?
The Aruba flag has an aspect ratio of 2:3.