National & state flag
Ratio 1:2 or 9:14 | Adopted 1 May 1853 & legislated 19 June 1943
National & state flag
Ratio 1:2 or 9:14 | Adopted 1 May 1853 & legislated 19 June 1943
Argentine Republic (República Argentina)
Independent state in southern South America.
Spanish viceroyalty of Río de la Plata 8 August 1776.
Independent 9 July 1816. United Provinces of Río de la Plata 23 January 1825. Argentine Confederation 4 January 1831.
Argentine Republic 1 October 1860.
Civil flag & ensign
Ratio 1:2 or 5:8 | Adopted 20 July 1816
National flag
Adopted 1 May 1853 to 12 April 1862
National flag
Adopted 13 April 1836 to 1 May 1853
National flag
Adopted 20 July 1816 to 13 April 1836
National flag
Adopted 27 February 1812 to 20 July 1816
Buenos Aires, capital
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 24 October 1995
Buenos Aires, province
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 16 July 1997
Chaco, province
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 29 October 2007
Chubut, province
Ratio 1:2 | Adopted 6 January 2005
Córdoba, province
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 17 November 1986
Corrientes, province
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 24 December 1986
Entre Ríos, province
Ratio 1:2 | Adopted 17 March 1987
Formosa, province
Ratio 6:11 | Adopted 15 March 1991
Jujuy, province
Ratio 1:1 and 3:2 | Adopted 28 July 1960
La Pampa, province
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 3 December 1993
La Rioja, province
Ratio 9:14 | Adopted 14 August 1986
Mendoza, province
Adopted 21 October 1992
Misiones, province
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 13 February 1992
Neuquén, province
Ratio 4:5 | Adopted 31 October 1989
Salta, province
Ratio 3:4 | Adopted 5 June 1997
San Juan, province
Ratio 9:14 | Adopted 11 December 1997
San Juan, reverse side
San Luis, province
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 22 June 1988
Santa Cruz, province
Ratio 9:14 | Adopted 22 August 2000
Santa Fé, province
Ratio 1:2 | Adopted 11 September 1986
Santiago del Estero, province
Ratio 2:5 | Adopted 7 October 1985
Tierra del Fuego, province
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 2 November 1999
Tucumán, province
Ratio 2:3
Chaco, province
Ratio 2:3 | Adopted 2 September 1995 to 29 October 2007
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