Bouvet Island Flag
National Flag of Bouvet Island
Bouvet Island Flag Display
Quick Facts About Bouvet Island and flag of Bouvet Island
- Adopted:
- Aspect Ratio:
- 22:16
- Capital:
- Uninhabited (administered from Norway)
- Population:
- Uninhabited
Bouvet Island Flag - Description
Bouvet Island is a dependency of Norway and does not have its own official flag. The Norwegian flag is used to represent the island. The flag features a red field with a blue cross outlined in white.
Bouvet Island Flag – Symbolism and Meaning
Not applicable, as no distinct flag exists. The Norwegian flag represents sovereignty over the territory.
Bouvet Island Flag - History and Origins
No flag has ever been adopted specifically for Bouvet Island. Claims and landings, including by the Norwegian expedition in 1927, used the Norwegian flag at Ny Sandefjord hut, reflecting its status as a Norwegian dependency
Bouvet Island Flag - Design Elements
Not applicable. The territory uses the Norwegian national flag (red field with blue Scandinavian cross outlined in white) when required.
Bouvet Island Flag - Usage Guidelines and Protocol
All official presence on the island, such as research or sovereignty visits, uses the Norwegian flag per standard Norwegian protocol. There are no local flag regulations or flag days specific to Bouvet Island.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the colors of the Bouvet Island Flag represent?
Not applicable, as no distinct flag exists. The Norwegian flag represents sovereignty over the territory.
When was the Bouvet Island Flag adopted?
The Bouvet Island flag was adopted on 13 July 1821 (Norwegian flag), marking an important milestone in the country's development as an independent nation.
What is the aspect ratio of the Bouvet Island Flag?
The Bouvet Island flag has an aspect ratio of 22:16, which determines the proportional relationship between its width and height for official display purposes.