
Esta es una lista de banderas internacionales, nacionales y subnacionales utilizadas en Europa .
Banderas supranacionales e internacionales
Una lista incompleta de banderas que representan organizaciones internacionales y supranacionales intraeuropeas, que omite organizaciones intercontinentales como las Naciones Unidas :
Banderas de los estados soberanos europeos
Banderas de otras entidades soberanas europeas
Estados en disputa o parcialmente reconocidos
Banderas de las dependencias europeas
Banderas de las subdivisiones europeas
Austria
Bielorrusia
Bélgica
Bosnia y Herzegovina
Dinamarca
Finlandia
No todas las regiones han seleccionado una bandera oficial.
Francia
No todas las regiones han seleccionado una bandera oficial.
Georgia
Alemania
Muchos estados tienen versiones civiles y estatales de sus banderas; las banderas estatales (enumeradas) incluyen el escudo de armas del estado, mientras que las versiones civiles no. Véase Banderas de los estados alemanes .
Grecia
Irlanda
Italia
Malta
Países Bajos
Polonia
Portugal
Rusia
Serbia
España
Suecia
Suiza
Ucrania
Reino Unido
Banderas de ciudades europeas
Banderas de ciudades con más de 1 millón de habitantes:
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Bandera de Bakú , Azerbaiyán [a]
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Bandera de Birmingham , Reino Unido
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Bandera de Bratislava , Eslovaquia
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Bandera de Bucarest , Rumania
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Bandera de Colonia , Alemania
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Bandera de Gyumri , Armenia [nota 3]
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Bandera de Kazán , Rusia
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Bandera de Járkov , Ucrania
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Bandera de Cracovia , Polonia
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Bandera de la ciudad de Londres , Reino Unido [nota 10]
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Bandera de Minsk , Bielorrusia
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Bandera de Munich , Alemania
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Bandera de Nizhni Nóvgorod , Rusia
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Bandera de Perm , Rusia
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Bandera de Praga , República Checa
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Bandera de Roma , Italia
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Bandera de Rostov del Don , Rusia
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Bandera de San Petersburgo , Rusia
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Bandera de Samara , Rusia
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Bandera de Sofía , Bulgaria
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Bandera de Stuttgart , Alemania
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Bandera de Ufa , Rusia
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Bandera de Viena , Austria
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Bandera de Volgogrado , Rusia
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Bandera de Voronezh , Rusia
Banderas de grupos étnicos europeos
Banderas históricas
Historical supranational and international flags
Notes
- ^ The European Parliament adopted the Council of Europe's flag in 1983.
- ^ Adopted by the European Communities in 1986, which became the European Union in 1992 continuing its usage.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Part of the Caucasus region, at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, the boundaries of which may vary based on definition. Physiographically, Armenia may be considered to fall entirely in Western Asia, whereas Georgia and Azerbaijan are at times deemed transcontinental states spanning both Europe and Asia.
- ^ a b c The island of Cyprus, which includes the Republic of Cyprus, Northern Cyprus and Akrotiri and Dhekelia, is geographically located in Asia, closer to Asian Turkey than to the European mainland. However, the Republic of Cyprus is a member state of the European Union.
- ^ Kazakhstan is a transcontinental country located mainly in Central Asia with a small part of its territory located west of the Ural Mountains in Eastern Europe.
- ^ Russia is a transcontinental country that spans both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia.
- ^ Turkey is a transcontinental country located mainly in Western Asia with a small portion of its territory in Southeastern Europe called East Thrace.
- ^ Controlled by Russia but recognised as part of Ukraine by most of the international community
- ^ Controlled by Russia but recognised as part of Ukraine by most of the international community
- ^ Greater London as a whole doesn't have an official flag. The flag of the City of London is displayed here.
- ^ Kazakhstan is a transcontinental country located mainly in Central Asia with a small part of its territory located west of the Ural Mountains in Eastern Europe.
- ^ Russia is a transcontinental country that spans both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia.
- ^ a b Continental placement may vary depending on geographic convention being followed.
References
- ^ a b c (in German) Scheidler, Karl Hermann (1865-08-05) Illustrierte Zeitung, Leipzig, 98
- ^ Central Intelligence Agency (2015-11-24). The CIA World Factbook 2016. Skyhorse Publishing, Inc. ISBN 9781510700895.
- ^ a b c "flag of France". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved 2016-10-08.
- ^ a b c "flag of Russia". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved 2016-10-08.
- ^ a b Changed to a lighter blue
- ^ a b Central Intelligence Agency (2015-11-24). The CIA World Factbook 2016. Skyhorse Publishing, Inc. ISBN 9781510700895.
- ^ "Etelä-Savon maakuntahallitus valitsi maakuntalipun". www.esavo.fi. Archived from the original on 2020-06-12. Retrieved 2020-06-12.
External links
See also
- Lists of flags of European countries
- List of Albanian flags
- List of Andorran flags
- List of Armenian flags
- List of Austrian flags
- List of Azerbaijani flags
- List of Belarusian flags
- List of Belgian flags
- List of flags of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- List of Bulgarian flags
- List of Croatian flags
- List of Cypriot flags
- List of Czech flags
- List of Danish flags
- List of Estonian flags
- List of flags of Finland
- List of French flags
- List of flags of Georgia (country)
- List of German flags
- List of Greek flags
- List of Hungarian flags
- List of Icelandic flags
- List of flags of Ireland
- List of Italian flags
- List of Kazakh flags
- List of flags of Kosovo
- List of flags of Latvia
- List of Liechtensteinian flags
- List of flags of Lithuania
- List of flags of Luxembourg
- List of flags of Malta
- List of Moldovan flags
- List of Monégasque flags
- List of flags of Montenegro
- List of flags of the Netherlands
- List of flags of North Macedonia
- List of Norwegian flags
- List of Polish flags
- List of Portuguese flags
- List of Romanian flags
- List of Russian flags
- List of Sammarinese flags
- List of Serbian flags
- List of Slovak flags
- List of Slovenian flags
- List of Spanish flags
- List of flags of Sweden
- List of Swiss flags
- List of Turkish flags
- List of Ukrainian flags
- List of United Kingdom flags
- List of Vatican flags
- Flags of Austria-Hungary
- Flags of the Holy Roman Empire
- List of Soviet flags
- List of Yugoslav flags
- Other pages about European flags