The flag of Palau consists of a sky blue background with a yellow circle slightly to the left of the center of the flag. It was adopted on January 1, 1981 (New Year's Day).
Symbolism[]
The yellow, off centred circle represents the moon and the symbolism behind the light blue background represents the islands' placement in the Pacific Ocean.
Flag Colours[]
| Color | Color Name | HEX | RGB | CMYK | Color of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rich Electric Blue | #0890E8 | 8, 144, 232 | 97%, 38%, 0%, 9% | Background of the flag | |
| Peridot | #E1E70F | 225, 231, 15 | 3%, 0%, 94%, 9% | The off centre circle |
Governmental Flags[]
The current presidential flag uses the official Palau flag with a gold fringe bordering it. It has the same colours as the normal Palau flag.[2]
References[]
- ↑ Palau at Flags of the World
Oceania
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 Australia |  Federated States of Micronesia |  Fiji |  Indonesia |  Kiribati |  Marshall Islands |  Nauru |  New Zealand |  Palau |  Papua New Guinea |  Samoa |  Solomon Islands |  Tonga |  Tuvalu |  Vanuatu
Dependencies and other territories |
