Nauru Flags – Nauruan Flag, Bunting & Hand Flags
A gold line for the equator and a white twelve-pointed star just below it, the blue flag of the world's smallest republic, flown for Independence Day on 31 January. Get the Nauru flag in 20x12in to 8ft x 5ft, add Nauru bunting in 3m or 9m and wave Nauru hand flags.
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Nauru Flag
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Nauru Bunting
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Nauru Hand Flags
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Nauru Table Flag
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Nauru Wooden Table Flag
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Nauru Large Wooden Table Flag
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Nauru Satin Table Flag
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The Nauru flag: a map in a single line
Nauru's flag is a deep blue field crossed by a narrow gold horizontal stripe, with a white twelve-pointed star below the stripe at the hoist. It works like a simple map: the blue is the Pacific, the gold line the equator, and the star the island of Nauru, which lies just south of the equator. The twelve points stand for the island's twelve original tribes. The flag was adopted on 31 January 1968, the day Nauru became independent from the trusteeship run by Australia, Britain and New Zealand. Our Nauru flag shows the star in the right place, just under the line and close to the hoist.
Independence Day, phosphate and Pacific sport
Independence Day on 31 January is Nauru's national day. The island covers only about 21 square kilometres, making Nauru the smallest republic in the world and the third-smallest country after Vatican City and Monaco. Its wealth came from phosphate mining, which left much of the interior a landscape of limestone pinnacles. Weightlifting and Australian rules football are the most popular sports. In Britain the flag is mainly chosen by flag collectors, quiz fans and schools studying the Pacific.
Sizes, grades and fittings
Nauru flags come in 20x12in, 3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft, from £6.99. The simple design is clear at every size. Flagtex is our budget printed polyester, light and ideal indoors; DuraFlag is our premium knitted polyester for outdoor masts, offered with eyelets, clips or rope and toggle.
Nauru bunting
Nauru bunting repeats the blue and gold flag on rectangular pennants in 3m and 9m strings for a quiz night or a classroom wall.
Hand flags and table flags
Nauru hand flags come on wooden sticks in 9x6in and 18x12in. The Nauru table flag is 6x4in on a base, and the large wooden table flag 18x12in. Kiribati, Tuvalu and Australia are in our world flags.
Nauru flag FAQs
What does the star on the Nauru flag mean?
The white star is Nauru itself, and its twelve points are the twelve original tribes.
What is the yellow line on the Nauru flag?
It represents the equator; Nauru lies just south of it.
When is Nauru Independence Day?
31 January, marking independence in 1968.
How big is Nauru?
About 21 square kilometres, making it the smallest republic in the world.
Who ran Nauru before independence?
It was a UN trust territory administered by Australia, on behalf of Australia, Britain and New Zealand.
Where are Nauru flags posted from?
Nauru flags are stocked in and dispatched from our Stoke-on-Trent warehouse, posted the same day before 2pm and delivered free in 1–2 working days.