The Gambia flag coloring page
The Gambia's flag has horizontal bands of red, blue and green, divided by two thin white stripes. It was adopted at independence in 1965, replacing a British Blue Ensign with the colony's arms, and stayed in use during the seven-year confederation with Senegal.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Best for
- Ages 3–6
- Capital
- Banjul
- Continent
- Africa
- Adopted
- 1965
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
- Use
- Free for home and classroom (terms)
Colors in this flag
Coloring tip: Leave the two thin white stripes uncolored and color slowly along their edges so the red, blue and green bands stay separate.
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 The Gambia
What it means: Blue stands for the Gambia River, which gives the country its name. Red evokes the sun and the savanna, green the forests and crops, and the white stripes unity and peace.
Did you know? The blue band in the middle represents the Gambia River, the country's key feature and the source of its name.
Source: Wikipedia.
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