Niger flag coloring page

Three equal horizontal bands of orange, white and green carry an orange circle in the middle of the white band. It was adopted in 1959, a year before independence from France, and has stayed unchanged. Its traditional shape is an unusual, nearly square 6:7.

PDF (US Letter) PDF (A4)

Difficulty: Easy
Best for: Ages 3–6
Capital: Niamey
Continent: Africa
Adopted: 1959
Paper: US Letter and A4
Use: Free for home and classroom (terms)

Colors in this flag

Coloring tip: Color the orange circle first, keeping its edge round, then do the orange top band and green bottom band, leaving white between.

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 Niger

What it means: Meanings are unofficial. Orange is often said to stand for the Sahara, white for the Sahel, green for the fertile south, and the circle for the sun.

Did you know? The flag's shape is closer to a square than most flags, and no one knows why that ratio was chosen.

Source: Wikipedia.