Flags of Europe
Flag of Poland
The flag of Poland is two horizontal bands. Poland is a country in Europe; its capital is Warsaw, its population is about 37.6 million and it covers 312,683 km². Below you can see the flag in full size, its exact colours in HEX and RGB, the main facts about the country, and the flags it is most often confused with.
Colours of the flag of Poland
- white
#FFFFFFrgb(255, 255, 255) - red
#DC143Crgb(220, 20, 60)
The flag of Poland uses 2 colours: white and red. The exact shades used on this page are #FFFFFF and #DC143C.
Poland — country facts
Neighbouring countries of Poland
Flags similar to the flag of Poland
These flags share colours or a layout with the flag of Poland, which is exactly why they are easy to mix up in a flag quiz.
Poland in other languages
The CountryClue flag quiz accepts the country name in any of these languages — type it however you know it.
- EnglishPoland
- УкраїнськаПольща
- РусскийПольша
- EspañolPolonia
- FrançaisPologne
- DeutschPolen
- ItalianoPolonia
- PortuguêsPolônia
- 中文波兰
- 日本語ポーランド
- 한국어폴란드
- العربيةبولندا
- PolskiPolska
- TürkçePolonya
- NederlandsPolen
Frequently asked questions
What colours are on the flag of Poland?
The flag of Poland has 2 colours: white and red. The exact shades are #FFFFFF and #DC143C.
What is the capital of Poland?
The capital of Poland is Warsaw. Poland lies in Europe and has a population of about 37.6 million.
How many people live in Poland?
Poland has a population of about 37.6 million and an area of 312,683 km².
Which countries are closest to Poland?
The closest countries to Poland are Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania.
When was the flag of Poland adopted?
The flag of Poland in its current form was adopted in 1919. The design was first used in 1831.
How do you say “Poland” in other languages?
Poland, Польша, Polonia, Pologne, Polen, 波兰, ポーランド and 폴란드 — the CountryClue flag quiz accepts all of them.
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Adoption dates: Wikipedia, “List of sovereign states by date of current flag adoption” (CC BY-SA 4.0). Country data: Wikidata.