large vertical, symmetrical, white-coloured cross
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Bahamas merchant flag |
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Oldenburg former federal country of the German Empire 1667–1773 · flag of the country as a Danish possession |
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Malta 1814–1864 · unofficial merchant flag |
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German Empire ca. 1200 to 1350 · flag of the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation (to hoist parallely to the empire's banner)
Sardinia-Piedmont
(1720–1861) Savoy Diocese of
Utrecht Vatican Order of
St. John Malta Georgia |
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Denmark 1839–1848 · merchant flag for the Mediterranean Sea |
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Samoa 1879–1887, 1889–1900 · flag of the Kingdom of Samoa under the Malietoa Dynasty |
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Piedmont region in Italy |
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Georgia since 2004 · flag of the Armed Forces |
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Georgia since 2004 · flag of the Border Patrol |
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Basque Country 13th–19th cent. · Dominion of Biscaya of the Crown of Castile, today autonomous region in Spain since 1896 · flag of the Basques 1937–1937 · flag of the autonomous region since 1979 · flag of the autonomous region |
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Russia jack |
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Georgia since 2004 · flag of the Navy |
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Scilly Islands unofficial flag |
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Dominican Republic 1844 · national flag |
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Puerto Rico Flag in the 1868 uprising |
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France flag for Rear Amirals |
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Dominican Republic state and naval flag |
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Dominican Republic to ca. 2000 · flag of the Army |
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Dominican Republic since ca. 2000 · flag of the Army |
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Dominican Republic national and merchant flag |
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Georgia since 2004 · flag of the National Guard
Dominican Republic |
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Crete 1898–1913 independent, today Greek |
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Samos, 1832–1912 Principality, today Greek Flag of Samos |
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Greece 1973–1978 · national flag, today unofficial Epirus Greek region |
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Greece since 1973 · flag of the Air Force and civil air ensign |
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Greece 1935–1973 · flag of the Air Force |
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Greece 1935–1973 · state flag |
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Greece Jack |
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Greece 1924–1935 · flag of the President since 1973 · flag of the Premier |
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Greece standard of the Minister of Defense |
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Greece flag of a Vice Admiral |
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Greece 1935–1973 · standard of the King |
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Greece 1935–1973 · standard of the Crown Prince |
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Greece 1935–1973 · standard of the Princes |
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Seborga since 2019 · flag of the Princess |
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France 17th cent. to 1790 · merchant flag |
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France 17th cent. to 1790 · merchant flag for ships in royal order |
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Quebec french speaking Canadian province |
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France merchant flag to 1790 |
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Lord Howe Island territory of Australia unofficial flag |
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Martinique possession of France unofficial flag |
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Cornwall English region Georgia 1762–1802 · national flag |
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Kalmar Union 1396–1523 · Union of Denmark, Norway, Sweden ship flag |
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