KOKKI EARTHWorld Flags & Globe

FLAG COMPARISON

Similar flags,
clear differences.

Some national flags look remarkably alike. Compare seven well-known pairs by colour order, symbols, proportions and other visual clues.

COMPAREJapan × Bangladesh

White means Japan; green means Bangladesh. Start with the field colour.

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COMPAREAustralia × New Zealand

Four red stars indicate New Zealand. White stars and one large star indicate Australia.

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COMPARERomania × Chad

A darker navy-like blue suggests Chad; a brighter blue suggests Romania.

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COMPAREIndonesia × Monaco

The longer flag is Indonesia; the more square-like flag is Monaco.

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COMPAREIreland × Ivory Coast

Green at the hoist means Ireland; orange at the hoist means Côte d’Ivoire.

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COMPARENetherlands × Luxembourg

A light-blue lower stripe indicates Luxembourg; dark blue indicates the Netherlands.

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COMPARENorway × Iceland

A red field means Norway; a blue field means Iceland.

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COMPAREColombia × Ecuador

A coat of arms in the centre means Ecuador; plain bands mean Colombia.

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COMPAREMali × Guinea

Green at the hoist means Mali; red at the hoist means Guinea.

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COMPAREItaly × Mexico

The eagle emblem means Mexico; plain bands mean Italy.

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COMPAREAustria × Latvia

A narrow white stripe and dark red mean Latvia; equal bands and bright red mean Austria.

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COMPAREPoland × Indonesia

White on top means Poland; red on top means Indonesia.

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COMPARESlovenia × Slovakia

Mountains and stars mean Slovenia; a double cross means Slovakia.

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COMPAREBahrain × Qatar

Red with five points means Bahrain; maroon with nine means Qatar.

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COMPAREUnited States × Liberia

Fifty stars mean the United States; one white star means Liberia.

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COMPAREIndia × Niger

A blue wheel means India; an orange disc means Niger.

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COMPARETunisia × Turkey

A white enclosing disc means Tunisia; a device directly on red means Türkiye.

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HOW TO OBSERVE

Four steps for telling flags apart

  1. Field colourStart with the background colour
  2. Colour orderRead the bands from the hoist
  3. Symbols and numberCheck stars, crosses, discs and emblems
  4. ProportionsCompare long flags with more square-like ones