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The Venezuelan flag has three broad horizontal strips that are yellow, blue, and red. The blue strip has eight stars, and a coat of arms is on the yellow stripe.
Three horizontal bars (yellow, blue and red from top to bottom) with a semi-circle of white, five-point stars in the middle of the blue bar.
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What does the venezulan flag mean?
Venezuelan flag meaningsThe Venezuelan flag reperesents a lot. Here are what it represents:
Why does the venezuelan flag have 8 stars?
The eight stars on the Venezuelan flag represents each of the country's provinces. Guayana was the eighth province to gain independence in 1817.
When was the Venezuelan flag made?
APRIL 20 1836
What is the significance of Venezuelan flag?
The yellow stands for land wealth, The blue stands for courage, and the red stands for independence from Spain. The significance of the flag name means Freedom Fighter.
How many stars are on the venezuelan flag?
There are 8 white stars in a semicircle in the center.
What country has a horse in the flag?
The Venezuelan flag has an optional coat of arms in the upper left hand corner on which is a white horse.
What country flag has horse in the middle?
The Venezuelan flag has an optional coat of arms in the upper left hand corner. It sits upon a white horse.
What do the stars on the venezuelan flag stand for?
During the first half of the 19th century, seven stars were added to the flag to represent the seven signatories to the Venezuelan declaration of independence, being the provinces of Caracas, Cumana, Barcelona, Barinas, Margarita, Mérida, and Trujillo.
What is the name of the largest Venezuelan river?
Orinoco
What is venezuelas name of currency?
Venezuelan bolivar
The name of currency spent in Venezuela?
bolívar
What does the stars stand for on the Venezuela flag?
The stars on the Venezuelan flag represent the original provinces of Venezuela, Caracas, Cumana, Barinas, Barcelona, Margarita, Mérida and Trujillo. In 2006 an eighth star was placed on the flag to represent the province of Guayana and as a tribute to Simon Bolivar.
