Liberia flag coloring page
Red and white stripes, eleven in all, run across the flag, with a blue square holding one white star in the upper hoist corner. Adopted on 24 August 1847, the design closely follows the United States flag, reflecting Liberia's founding by free Black settlers from the Americas.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Best for
- Ages 5–9
- Capital
- Monrovia
- Continent
- Africa
- Adopted
- 1847
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
- Use
- Free for home and classroom (terms)
Colors in this flag
Coloring tip: Leave the white star and white stripes plain, color the blue square around the star carefully, then alternate red on every other stripe.
Colors are shown biggest area first.
Flag design: public domain (source file on Wikimedia Commons). Outline by Crayon Pages.
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About the flag of Liberia
What it means: The eleven stripes stand for those who signed Liberia's Declaration of Independence. Red and white mean courage and moral excellence, the blue square represents Africa, and the star marks Africa's first independent republic.
Did you know? The flag is nicknamed the Lone Star because of the single white star in its corner.
Source: Wikipedia.
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