Learn about the origin and meaning of the Chilean flag, a tricolour with a white star in the upper hoist corner. The flag was adopted in 1817 after Chile gained independence from Spain and reflects the country's geography, culture, and history.

Learn about the national flag of Chile, which features two horizontal bands of white and red with a blue square and a star. Discover the history, meaning, and symbols of the flag, as well as the national anthem, coat of arms, and currency of Chile.

Learn about the origin, symbolism and rules of the Chilean flag, which resembles the Mapuche flag and the Texan flag. Find out how Chileans pledge allegiance to the flag and what happens if they mistreat it.

Learn about the flag of Chile, which has red and white stripes and a blue square with a white star. Find out the symbolism, origin and country information of Chile, such as population, capital, currency and more.

Learn about the symbolism, design and history of the Chilean flag, also known as "La Estrella Solitaria". Find out how the flag reflects the country's geography, culture, independence and identity.

The Chilean flag is made of two horizontal bands of white and red. White appears on the upper part of the flag, with a blue square at the canton, and a white, five-pointed star. The blue square is of the same height as the white band. The red band is on the lower part of the flag.

Learn about the national flag of Chile, adopted in 1817, and its colors and meanings. The flag has two horizontal bands of white and red, a blue square with a white star, and can hang horizontally or vertically.

The flag was designed by American Charles Wood, who fought for Chilean independence as an officer in the army of General Jose de San Martin. The design is clearly influenced by the Stars and Stripes. The white star is the guiding star on the path of progress and honor.