Department flags of Creeperopolis
The following article displays the flags and historical flags of the 31 departments of Creeperopolis, the country's first level subdivisions.
On 22 January 1889, the Creeperian National Parliament passed the Departmental Flags Act which mandated that all of the country's departments had to adopt a departmental flag by 31 December 1889. The law was passed in an effort to promote a sense of departmental pride, as prior to the law being passed, all subdivision flags were banned to prevent separatist sentiments from arising. The law encouraged departments to display their culture and history on their adopted flags.
Following the end of the Creeperian Civil War, the General Courts decided to allow the departments to retain their flags but ordered some departments to change their flags, either because they displayed left-wing symbols, displayed non-Catholic symbols, or were used by former separatist movements.
Contents
- 1 Abdan
- 2 Adolfosburg
- 3 Atlántida
- 4 Atlántida del Sur
- 5 Cantoño
- 6 Castilliano
- 7 Costa Rica
- 8 Helam
- 9 Isla Atlántida
- 10 Jakiz
- 11 La'Libertad del Norte
- 12 La'Libertad del Sur
- 13 La'Unión
- 14 Nuevo Amanecer
- 15 Nuevo Atlántida
- 16 Salvador
- 17 San Carlos Islands
- 18 San Juan
- 19 San Luís
- 20 San Miguel
- 21 San Pablo
- 22 San Pedro
- 23 San Romero
- 24 San Salvador
- 25 San Salvador del Norte
- 26 Santa Ana
- 27 Santa María
- 28 Senvar
- 29 Sonsatepan
- 30 Sonsonate
- 31 Zapatista
- 32 See also
Abdan
Adolfosburg
Atlántida
Atlántida del Sur
Cantoño
Castilliano
| Flag | Date adopted | Time used | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 
|
25 December 1949 | 74 years and 150 days |
Costa Rica
Helam
Isla Atlántida
Jakiz
La'Libertad del Norte
La'Libertad del Sur
La'Unión
Nuevo Amanecer
| Flag | Date adopted | Time used | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | First flag of Nuevo Amanecer | 5 December 2022 | 9 days |
| 2 | 
|
14 December 2022 | 49 days |
| 3 | 
|
1 February 2023 | 1 year and 112 days |
Nuevo Atlántida
Salvador
San Carlos Islands
San Juan
San Luís
San Miguel
San Pablo
San Pedro
San Romero
San Salvador
San Salvador del Norte
Santa Ana
Santa María
Senvar
Sonsatepan
Sonsonate
Zapatista
See also
| Former states | |
|---|---|
