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- Australia and New Zealand Compare the flags of Australia and New Zealand.
- Denmark and Norway Norway and Denmark both use a Nordic cross on a red field.
- Finland and Sweden Finland and Sweden both use an offset Nordic cross.
- Indonesia and Poland The flags of Indonesia and Poland each have two equal horizontal bands, red and white, arranged in opposite orders.
- Luxembourg and the Netherlands The flags of Luxembourg and the Netherlands share red, white and blue horizontal bands.
- Liberia and the United States Liberia and the United States use red-and-white stripes, a blue canton and stars.
- Colombia and Ecuador Colombia and Ecuador use yellow, blue and red horizontal bands.
- Moldova and Romania Moldova and Romania share equal vertical blue, yellow and red bands.
- Slovenia and Slovakia Slovenia and Slovakia share white, blue and red horizontal bands, with a national coat of arms near the hoist.
- Côte d’Ivoire and Ireland Ireland and Côte d’Ivoire use green, white and orange vertical bands, but the order is reversed.
- France and Romania France and Romania use blue, a light centre band and red.
- Spain and Portugal Spain and Portugal include national coats of arms on their flags, but their band directions, colours and emblem positions differ.
- Argentina and Uruguay Argentina and Uruguay combine blue-and-white stripes with a sun emblem.
- Bangladesh and Japan The flags of Bangladesh and Japan both feature a red disc, but differ in background colour and placement.
- Bahrain and Qatar Bahrain and Qatar have a white hoist section separated from a red field by a serrated edge.
- Romania and Chad Romania and Chad use the same three vertical colours in the same order.
