Burundi flag coloring page

A white diagonal cross divides Burundi's flag into red and green sections, meeting at a white disc. On the disc are three red six-pointed stars outlined in green. The first flag dates from independence in 1962, and its proportions were changed to 3:5 in 1982.

PDF (US Letter) PDF (A4)

Difficulty: Easy
Best for: Ages 3–6
Capital: Gitega
Continent: Africa
Adopted: 1982
Paper: US Letter and A4
Use: Free for home and classroom (terms)

Colors in this flag

Coloring tip: Leave the cross and center disc white, then color the small stars red with a thin green edge before doing the large triangles.

Colors are shown biggest area first.

Flag design: public domain (source file on Wikimedia Commons). Outline by Crayon Pages.

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About the flag of Burundi

What it means: White stands for peace, green for hope in future development, and red for suffering during the freedom struggle. The three stars represent the Hutu, Twa and Tutsi peoples and the motto Unity, Work, Progress.

Did you know? The three stars also stand for the three words of Burundi's national motto: Unity, Work and Progress.

Source: Wikipedia.