Flag of Aswington

Flag of Aswington

Use	Civil and state flag and ensign
Proportion	2:3
Adopted	3 May 2017
Design	A white eight-pointed star on a light green field, with a vertical white stripe at the hoist.

The flag of Aswington is the national ensign of the country. It was officially adopted on May 3, 2017. The flag has a light green field, with an eight-pointed star in the center and a white vertical stripe.

The flag is used to represent the country at all levels.

Symbolism

The light green color symbolizes nature, while the white color represents purity and tranquility. The eight-pointed star, which is located in the light green canton, symbolizes unity. The eight-pointed star however, is an islamic symbol. Countries such as Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan use them on their national coats of arms.

Colour scheme

	Light Green	White
RGB	65/201/137	255/255/255
Hexadecimal	#41C989	#FFFFFF
CMYK	68/0/32/21	0/0/0/0

Historical flags

After being founded, the country adopted a flag almost similar to the current design, however, the tone of the green field was different. Months later, on November 28, the flag was changed to its current design.

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  Original flag of Aswington.
  (3 May - 28 November 2017)

List of flags

Government flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2020 – present	Standard of the Government	A white flag with the national coat of arms in the center.

Military flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2020 – present	Flag of the Aswington Ground Forces
	2021–present	Flag of the Aswington Air Forces

Regional flags

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2020 – present	Flag of the Adgakh Region	A dark blue flag with five five-pointed stars, placed three and two in the centre of the field.
	2020 – present	Flag of the Gyumurat Region	A white circle on a light blue field, with a white decorative pattern on the hoist.
	2020 – present	Flag of the Jermadzor Region	A horizontal triband of red, white and blue. Three stars are situated on the canton.

See also

 • Gallery of flags of micronations