What is the order of Estonia's flag colours?
From top to bottom, the bands are blue, black and white.
Estonia's national flag has three equal horizontal bands—blue, black and white—and a hoist-to-fly ratio of 7:11. The Flag Act also sets out when the flag is raised at Pikk Hermann.
Estonia
Information about the flag’s design, colours and proportions.
Three equal-width horizontal bands.
The Flag Act describes three equal-width horizontal bands: blue at the top, black in the middle and white at the bottom. It sets the flag's hoist-to-fly ratio at 7:11 and recognizes it as both an ethnic and a national flag.
The Act also gives the flag a daily role at Pikk Hermann tower in Tallinn: it is raised at sunrise, but not before 7 a.m., and lowered at sunset. The law defines this practice as part of the official flag routine at the tower.
From top to bottom, the bands are blue, black and white.
The Flag Act sets the hoist-to-fly ratio at 7:11.
It is raised at sunrise, but no earlier than 7 a.m., and lowered at sunset.
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