Countries with Red, White, and Blue Horizontal Flags 2025

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Country
Flag Description
Flag Width To Length Ratio
CroatiaThree equally-sized horizontal stripes stacked (from top) red, white, and blue with the national coat of arms in its center.1:2
LuxembourgThree equally-sized horizontal stripes stacked (from top) red, white, and light blue.3:5 or 1:2
NetherlandsThree equally-sized horizontal stripes stacked (from top) red, white, and dark blue.2:3
ParaguayThree equally-sized horizontal stripes stacked (from top) red, white, and blue with one of two emblems in its center: the national coat of arms on the front side and the seal of the treasury on the reverse side. One of very few flags whose two sides are not mirror images of one another.3:5
RussiaThree equally-sized horizontal stripes stacked (from top) white, blue, and red.2:3
SlovakiaThree equally-sized horizontal stripes stacked (from top) white, blue, and red, with off-center tricolor shield.2:3
SloveniaThree equally-sized horizontal stripes stacked (from top) white, blue, and red, with multicolored shield in upper left/hoist.1:2
ThailandFive horizontal stripes stacked (from top) red, white, double-thick dark blue, white, and red.2:3
  • The ""hoist"" edge of a flag is the edge closest to the flagpole when the flag is flown. It is traditionally represented as the left side in illustrations, though most flags are reversable in actual practice.