What shade of blue does Chile's flag law name?
The 1912 law names the blue as azul turquí. It gives no modern numerical colour code.
The flag has 2 horizontal bands from top to bottom: white · red.
Chile
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The flag has 2 horizontal bands from top to bottom: white · red.
Chile's flag law specifies more than the familiar blue, white and red arrangement. The white five-pointed star is centered in the blue square, and its diameter is half the length of one side of that square.
The same law gives a display rule for vertical use: blue goes on the viewer's left, white in the middle and red on the right. This keeps the color order clear when the horizontal design is turned upright.
The 1912 law names the blue as azul turquí. It gives no modern numerical colour code.
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