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    The Gambia, The Republic of The Gambia

Description of the flag
Horizontally divided flag with stripes top to bottom red, white, blue, white, green in ratio 6:1:4:1:6.
Zeljko Heimer, 06 Oct 2001

Dorling-Kindersley [udk97] says this was adopted on 18 February 1965 and Smith [smi76] is more precise, saying «officially hoisted on 18 February 1965», which may (or not) mean that the flag had been use before.
Ivan Sache, 06 Oct 2001

These symbols [flag and arms] were not modified during the short-lived Senegambian Federation (1981-1989). Remember that Gambia is enclaved within Senegal. The distance between both north and south borders never exceeds 25 km.
Ivan Sache, 06 Oct 2001

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Meanings of the flag
Symbolism: light blue, the Gambia river that flows through the land; red, the sun overhead; green, the land.
David Kendall, 01 Oct 1996

Note that a possible source for the symbolism given above is Smith (1976) [smi76].
Ivan Sache, 06 Oct 2001

Dorling-Kindersley Pocket Book (1998) [udk97] gives as symbolism of the colours: Green is said to represent forest and red savannah.
Ivan Sache, 06 Oct 2001

Politikens Flagbook, 2000 [udk98a], has for the colours (translated):

Red symbolizes the savannah’s grass plains and the sun; the blue stripe stands for the river Gambia; green symbolizes the forests as well as agriculture.
But in the text it says (translated):
The blue stripe symbolizes the river Gambia, which flows between the green forest and the red savannah. White stands for unity and peace.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 07 Oct 2001

According to M. Tallocci [tal93], the white fimbriations represent peace and purity.
Ivan Sache, 04 Oct 1996

In some sources, the interpretation of the colours is slightly different for the coat of arms.
Ivan Sache, 06 Oct 2001


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