Flags / Explorer pack

Central and South Asia

The Caucasus, Central Asia, Iran and South Asia, from Georgia to the Maldives.

A round shows ten of these 14, in a new order, each with four names from this pack.

Practise with descriptions shows a written description of each flag before you answer, for learning by ear or with a screen reader. Those rounds are counted separately.

The 14 flags

ArmeniaThree equal horizontal bands: red, blue, then orange.
AzerbaijanLight blue, red and green horizontal bands with a white crescent and eight-pointed star on the red.
GeorgiaA white field with a large red cross and a small red cross in each quarter.
KazakhstanA turquoise field with a gold sun above a soaring eagle and a gold patterned strip at the hoist.
KyrgyzstanA red field with a yellow sun of forty rays crossed by red lines in the centre.
TajikistanRed, white and green horizontal bands, the white wider, with a gold crown under an arc of seven stars.
TurkmenistanA green field with a red vertical stripe of carpet patterns near the hoist and a white crescent with five stars.
UzbekistanLight blue, white and green bands with thin red lines between them, and a white crescent with twelve stars at the top hoist.
IranGreen, white and red horizontal bands with a red emblem in the centre and white script repeated along the edges of the green and red.
PakistanA dark green field with a white crescent and star, and a white vertical band at the hoist.
BhutanDivided diagonally, yellow above and orange below, with a white dragon along the line.
NepalNot a rectangle: two stacked red pennants with a blue border, a white moon in the upper one and a white sun in the lower one.
Sri LankaA gold lion holding a sword on maroon, with a green and an orange stripe at the hoist, all inside a gold border.
MaldivesA red field with a green rectangle in the centre holding a white crescent.

Central and South Asia

The 14 flags

Telling the look-alikes apart

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