Flags with Red, White and Blue
Red, white and blue is the most common colour combination in national flags. From the United States to France, the United Kingdom to Thailand, this palette spans every continent — often standing for liberty, unity and sacrifice.
Quick answer
More than 30 countries use red, white and blue in their national flag, including the USA, UK, France, Russia, Australia, Netherlands, Norway, Iceland, Czechia, Chile, Cuba, Thailand and Cambodia.
Flags in this guide
United States
United Kingdom
France
Russia
Netherlands
Norway
Iceland
Czechia
Chile
Cuba
Thailand
Australia
Why red, white and blue is so popular
Many red-white-blue flags trace back to revolutions and independence movements. The Dutch Prinsenvlag inspired Russia and later the French tricolour, which in turn shaped dozens of national flags across Europe and the Americas.
How to spot them in GeoPie
In the daily flag colour puzzle these flags usually show three roughly balanced slices. A dominant blue with small red/white slices often points to Oceania or the Americas. A dominant red often points to Europe.
Test yourself with today's GeoPie
Put this guide into practice — guess the country from its flag colour pie.
Frequently asked questions
What country has the most red, white and blue on its flag?
Chile, Cuba, France, the Netherlands, and the USA all feature large amounts of red, white and blue in different arrangements.
Which is the oldest red, white and blue flag?
The Dutch flag, adopted in the late 16th century, is widely considered the oldest tricolour still in use.