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List of Czech flags
...This is a list of flags used in the Czech Republic to further history.
Current flags
State flag
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1 January 1993 | flag 
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Tricolor of blue, white and red. | 2:3 |
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1 January 1993 | flag (vertical version) 
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1 January 1993 | abnormal vertical hoisting hanging flag 
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Tricolor of blue, white and red with extended length proportion is traditionally used as ceremonial flag for hanging on the buildings. Used also on 30 March 2020 on the 100th anniversary of the adoption of the flag in Prague.[1] | 1:9 |
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1 January 1993 | ribbon of the national colours | Ribbon of white, red and blue is one of the National symbols of the Czech Republic. | – |
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1 January 1993 | Flag of the President | Greater coat of arms with inscription of national motto Pravda vítězí. | 1:1 |
Governmental flags
Military flags
Banners of the Armed Forces
Each branch of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic has a representative banner, each branch of the Army of the Czech Republic like Czech Land Forces, the Czech Air Force, and Special Forces has representative banner which together represents the entire Armed Forces as a whole.
| Obverse (Front) | Reverse (Back) | Date | Use | Description | Ratio |
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20 February 1993 | Banner of the Prague Castle Guard | Banner represents Prague Castle Guard. The obverse side of the banner is formed by a blue field and in its center is the emblem of the Castle Guard. Below is a dark blue inscription with the motto of Pravda vítězí. The reverse is also formed by blue field. To the tip to the upper edge, a white sword with a yellow leaves. From the sword to the pole there is a yellow sprig with 15 yellow linden leaves, and from the sword to the fluttering edge is a yellow sprig with yellow leaves and white laurel berries. Above the emblem is the dark blue inscription Hradní stráží, below it in the same color is inscription of year 1993. In the bottom is golden signature of President Václav Havel who granted the banner to the guard in 1993.[2][3] | 1:1 |
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1993 | Banner of the General Staff of the Army | Banner represents the Chief of the General Staff. Obverse side shows same insignia of the greater coat of arms of the Czech Republic same for all branches of the Army. Reverse side shows emblem of the General Staff of the Army with golden linden leaves. | 1:1 |
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1993 | Banner of the Czech Land Forces | Banner represents the Czech Land Forces. Obverse side shows same insignia of the greater coat of arms of the Czech Republic same for all branches of the Army. Reverse side shows emblem of Czech Land Forces with golden linden leaves. | 1:1 |
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1993 | Banner of the Czech Air Force | Banner represents the Czech Air Forces. Obverse side shows same insignia of the greater coat of arms of the Czech Republic same for all branches of the Army. Reverse side shows emblem of Czech Land Forces with golden linden leaves. | 1:1 |
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2004 | Banner of the University of Defence | Banner represents the University of Defence. Obverse side shows same insignia of the greater coat of arms of the Czech Republic same for all branches of the Army. Reverse side shows emblem of the University in the yellow field with green linden leaves.[4] | 1:1 |
Police flags
Banners of special forces
| Obverse (Front) | Reverse (Back) | Date | Use | Description | Ratio |
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2020 | Banner of the Security Information Service | Banner represents intelligence agency. Banner shows emblem of the Security Information Service and on the reverse side greater coat of arms held by two two-tailed lion.[5] |
Parliamentary flags
| Flag | Date | Use | Description | Ratio |
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2019–present | Flag of the Committee for Heraldry and Vexillology of the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republiccs | Flag of one of the Committees of the Chamber of Deputies of white, red and blue and the emblem of the committee in 2:3 ratio.[6] | 2:3 |
Subnational flags
Historic regions
| Flag | Administrative division | Adopted |
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Moravia | |
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Regional flags
| Flag | Administrative division | Adopted |
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Prague | 28 April 1891 |
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Central Bohemian Region | 27 November 2001 |
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South Bohemian Region | 22 November 2002 |
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Plzeň Region | 31 January 2002 |
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Karlovy Vary Region | 27 June 2001 |
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Ústí nad Labem Region | 9 April 2002 |
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Liberec Region | 8 October 2001 |
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Hradec Králové Region | 8 October 2001 |
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Pardubice Region | 27 June 2001 |
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Vysočina Region | 14 March 2001 |
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South Moravian Region | 25 November 2003 |
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Olomouc Region | 27 June 2001 |
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Zlín Region | 22 November 2002 |
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Moravian-Silesian Region | 13 November 2001 |
Municipal flags
Historical flags
National flags
| Flag | Date | Use | Description | Ratio |
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833-907 | Vexilloid of the Great Moravia | Vexilloid Banner of a red-purple color. | – |
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12th century | Banner of the Duchy of Bohemia | Banner with black eagle of the Přemyslid dynasty. | – |
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14th century | Banner of the Kingdom of Bohemia | Banner with two-tailed lion in red field. | – |
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12th century | Banner of the Margraviate of Moravia | Banner with white-red-checkered eagle with golden claws. | – |
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1800s–1918 | bicolour of white and red. | 2:3 | |
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1916–1918 | Flag of the Czechoslovak National Council in Paris | tricolour flag of red, white and blue with golden inscription of ČS representing Czechs and Slovaks. | 2:3 |
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1939–1945 | Flag of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia | tricolour flag of red, white and blue. | 2:3 |
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1990–1992 | Flag of the Czech Republic in Czech and Slovak Federative Republic | 2:3 |
Military flags
War flags
| Obverse (Front) | Reverse (Back) | Date | Use | Description | Ratio |
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1918 | Banner of Czechoslovak Volunteers from the USA | Banner presented to Czechoslovak First World War volunteers departing from New York City, 22 June 1918. | |
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1919 | Banner of the Czechoslovak Legion | Banner granted to the First Assault Battalion of the Czechoslovak Legion on 2 February 1919 in Yekaterinburg. | |
| 1954–1960 | Banner of the Czechoslovak People's Army | Banner granted to the army by Minister of National Defence General Alexej Čepička after creation of the Czechoslovak People's Army in 1954. | |||
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1960–1990 | Banner of the Czechoslovak People's Army | Banner granted to the Army in 1960 with the new socialist coat of arms of Czechoslovakia. |
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