The flag represents Andorra's status as a co-principality, a unique political arrangement shared between France and Spain. Its central coat of arms features historical emblems of the nation's traditional rulers, symbolizing centuries of shared sovereignty and regional heritage.
Colors & Symbols
The blue and red stripes represent the influence of France, while the yellow and red reflect the colors of Spain and Catalonia. This combination signifies the dual protection and cultural ties the nation maintains with its two neighboring countries.
Originally, the national flag was a simple bicolor of red and yellow stripes. In the nineteenth century, a blue stripe was added to acknowledge French influence, creating the modern tricolor that was later standardized with the national coat of arms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Andorra's current flag was officially adopted on 1866.
Andorra's flag has an official proportion of 7:10.
The Latin motto Virtus Unita Fortior translates to Virtue United is Stronger, reflecting the nation's history of cooperation.
The central yellow stripe is slightly wider with a ratio of eight to nine to eight to provide adequate space for the national coat of arms.
The design is a blend of the French and Spanish flags, acknowledging the two nations that serve as co-princes of Andorra.
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