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image by Željko Heimer
Proportions: 11:18
Usage code:
Source: Album des pavillons (2000)
ISO Code: FI FIN 246
FIPS 10-4 Code: FI
MARC Code: fi
IOC Code: FIN
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image by Željko Heimer
Proportions: 11:18 = (4:3:4):(5:3:10)
Usage Code:
Source: Album des pavillons (2000)
Rectangular state flag. Blue cross on white with coat
of arms of the state in the middle square of the cross. The coat of arms has
a yellow contour (width 3/40 units) to avoid touching of the blue and red
colour.
Ossi Raivio, 25 September 1996
image by Željko Heimer
Proportions: 11:19 = (4+3+4):(5+3+6+5)
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Adopted: 26 May 1978
Source: Album des pavillons (2000)
Swallow-tailed state flag (Old name: War flag).
Blue cross on white with coat of arms of the state in the
middle square of the cross. Depth of the swallows is 6 units. Formerly it was
the Finnish war flag. The coat of arms has a yellow contour (width 3/40 units)
to avoid the touch of blue and red colour.
Ossi Raivio, 25 September 1996
National Flag and Ensign: Blue cross on white,
proportions 11:18 – (5:3:10):(4:3:4).
Ossi Raivio, 27 October 1998
Scandinavian crosses are measured by the width of
the color, as shown in the diagram above. In the case of Finland, horizontally
there are 5 units of white, 3 units of blue, and 10 units of white. Vertically
the flag has 4 units of white, 3 unit of blue, and 4 units of white.
Edward Mooney, Jr., 20 December 1999
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