Flag of Creeperopolis
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Names | Bandera de la'Patria, Negro y Blanco |
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Use | State Flag, Naval Ensign |
Proportion | 1,011:2,048, approximately 1:2 |
Adopted | January 2, 1933 |
Design | A horizontal bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms in the center and the Coat of Arms of the State of the Church in the hoist canton. |
Designed by | Miguel Cabañeras Gutiérrez (posthumous recognition) |
The flag of Creeperopolis is a 1:2 banner divided horizontally with a Creeperian Black field above a White field. In the center is the Creeperian Coat of Arms and in the upper right canton is the Emblem of the State of the Church. The flag was adopted on December 26, 1845.
Contents
List of Flags
National Flag and State Flags
Adopted date | Era | Flag | Description |
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January 2, 1933 | Modern and Current | ![]() |
A horizontal bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms in the center and the Papal Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. |
January 1, 1845
January 2, 1933 |
Adolfisto
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A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom). |
Governmental Flags
Adopted date | Ministry | Flag | Description |
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June 15, 1833 | Ministry of Defense | ![]() |
A vertical tricolor of blue, white, and blue, with the coat of arms of the Ministry of Defense. |
June 15, 1833 | Ministry of Internal Affairs | ![]() |
A horizontal tricolor of blue, white, and blue, with the coat of arms of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. |
June 15, 1833 | Ministry of External Affairs | ![]() |
A green background and centered gold diamond with the coat of arms of the Ministry of External Affairs. |
June 15, 1833 | Ministry of Law Enforcement | ![]() |
A vertical tricolor of green, white, and red, with the coat of arms of the Ministry of Law Enforcement. |
April 26, 1933 | Ministry of Intelligence | ![]() |
A white banner with a black cross. |
June 15, 1833 | Ministry of the Treasury | ![]() |
A vertical tricolor of red, white, and red, with the coat of arms of the Ministry of the Treasury. |
June 15, 1833 | Ministry of Labor | ![]() |
A horizontal tricolor of red, yellow, and green, with the coat of arms of the Ministry of Labor. |
June 15, 1833 | Ministry of Education | ![]() |
A white banner with four horizontal blue stripes with the coat of arms of the Ministry of Education in the hoist canton. |
June 15, 1833 | Ministry of Transportation | ![]() |
A uneven horizontal tricolor of yellow, blue, and red, with the coat of arms of the Ministry of Transportation. |
Military Flags
Adopted date | Era | Flag | Description |
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September 15, 537AD | Old Kingdom | ![]() |
A white banner with a black horizontal stripe. |
September 15, 540AD | Old Kingdom | ![]() |
A white banner with a black cross. |
July 1/11, 745AD | Rabadsun | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom) with the emblem of the Emirate of Rabadsun on the hoist side. |
February 8, 1231 | Crusader Kingdom | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom) with a hole where the emblem of the Emirate of Rabadsun would have been. |
September 15, 1232 | Crusader Kingdom | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom). |
June 15, 1326 | Crusader Kingdom | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms vertically centered on the hoist side. |
March 8, 1565 | First Parliament/Republic | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. |
July 4, 1771 | Restoration | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms vertically centered on the hoist side. |
June 14, 1833 | Revolution | ![]() |
Vertical tricolor of green, white, and red. |
June 15, 1833 | Adolfisto | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms centered. |
December 31, 1887 | Second Parliament | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. |
January 2, 1933 | Romerist | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms centered. |
January 2, 1933 | Miguelist | ![]() |
A red banner. |
December 25, 1949 | Modern and Current | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms centered. |
February 9, 2020 | 2020 Coup Attempt | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms cut out and the Papal Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. |
February 19, 2020 | Government-in-Exile | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Papal Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. Co-flag. |
Historical Flags
Adopted date | Era | Flag | Description |
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September 15, 537AD | Old Kingdom | ![]() |
A white banner with a black horizontal stripe. |
September 15, 540AD | Old Kingdom | ![]() |
A white banner with a black cross. |
July 1/11, 745AD | Rabadsun | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom) with the emblem of the Emirate of Rabadsun on the hoist side. |
February 8, 1231 | Crusader Kingdom | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom) with a hole where the emblem of the Emirate of Rabadsun would have been. |
September 15, 1232 | Crusader Kingdom | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom). |
June 15, 1326 | Crusader Kingdom | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms vertically centered on the hoist side. |
March 8, 1565 | First Parliament | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. |
August 13, 1729 | Republic | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom). |
September 15, 1730 | First Parliament | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms vertically centered on the hoist. |
July 4, 1771 | Restoration | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor pennant of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms vertically centered on the hoist side. |
June 18, 1778 | Empire | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms centered. |
June 14, 1833 | Revolution | ![]() |
Vertical tricolor of green, white, and red. |
January 1, 1845 | Adolfisto | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms centered and the Papal Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. |
December 31, 1887 | Second Parliament | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms centered. |
January 2, 1933 | Romerist | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms centered and the Papal Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. |
January 2, 1933 | Miguelist | ![]() |
A red banner. |
December 25, 1949 | Modern and Current | ![]() |
A horizontal bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms in the center and the Papal Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. |
February 9, 2020 | 2020 Coup Attempt | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Creeperian Coat of Arms cut out and the Papal Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. |
February 19, 2020 | Government-in-Exile | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom) with the Papal Coat of Arms in the hoist canton. Co-flag. |
February 19, 2020 | Government-in-Exile | ![]() |
A vertical bicolor of black (top) and white (bottom). Co-flag. |
April 18, 2020 | Government-in-Exile | ![]() |
A horizontal tricolor of black, gold, and white. |
Departmental Flags
Flag | Date | Use | Description |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of Abdan | A horizontal tricolor of green, yellow, and green, with the emblem of the department on the center of the flag. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of Adolfosburg | A horizontal tricolor of black, white, and black, with the coat of arms of the department on the hoist side. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Atlántida | A horizontal tricolor of gold, white, and black. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Atlántida del Sur | A vertical tricolor of red, blue, and gold. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Castilliano | A white banner with the Cross of Creeperopolis in the center. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Deltino | A swallowtail horizontal bicolor of black and white with a hole in the hoist side. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of Helam | A horizontal tricolor of red, blue, and red, with a yellow triangle on the hoist. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Isla Atlántida | A horizontal tricolor of yellow, blue, and yellow, with green land, a tree, and a whitehouse in the blue band. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of Jakiz | A triborder of red, yellow, and green, with an eight pointed star in the center. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of La'Libertad del Norte | A blue banner with a white cross. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of La'Libertad del Sur | A banner with blue on the hoist and red on the fly separated by a white vertile wave. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of La'Unión | A verticle tricolor of yellow, white, and red, with the coat of arms of the department in the center. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Nuevo Atlántida | A verticle tricolor of blue, gold, and blue. |
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1232-present | Departmental Flag of Salvador | A swallowtail horizontal bicolor of black and white. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of San Luís | A horizontal tricolor of green, white, and purple, with twenty-four gold stars in the white band. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of San Miguel | A horizontal tricolor of red, white, and blue, with the coat of arms of the department in the center. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of San Pablo | A horizontal bicolor of green and white. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of San Pedro | A horizontal tricolor of blue, white, and yellow. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of San Romero | A horizontal segmented double tricolor of red, white, and yellow, and blue, white, and blue. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of San Salvador | A horizontal seven striped banner of black and white with a red canton square with the coat of arms of the department in the canton. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of San Salvador del Norte | A horizontal seven stripped banner of black and white with a red canton square with the coat of arms of the department in the canton. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of Santa Ana | A horizontal seven striped banner of blue, white, red, and gold. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Santa María | A white banner with a blue canton square with a five pointed star in the canton. |
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1839-present | Departmental Flag of Senvar | A horizontal five striped banner of black, gold, and red. |
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1839-present | Departmental Flag of Sonsatepan | A horizontal tricolor of red, black, and red. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Sonsonate | A horizontal tricolor of blue, white, and green, with the coat of arms of the department in the center. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Territorio Atlántidañero del Norte | A horizontal tricolor of green, white, and yellow. |
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1949-present | Departmental Flag of Territorio del Norte | A horizontal tricolor of white, green, and yellow. |
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?-present | Departmental Flag of Zapatista | A horizontal tricolor of red, white, and green, with a blue triangle on the hoist. |
Client Flags
Flag | Date | Use | Description |
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1858-present | Client Flag of El Salvador | A horizontal tricolor of black, white, and black, with the coat of arms of the client in the center. |
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1778-present | Client Flag of State of the Church | A verticle bicolor of yellow and white with the coat of arms of the client on the fly. |