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The flag of Senegal consists of three equal vertical bands arranged from left to right in green, golden-yellow, and red. A five-pointed green star is centered within the golden-yellow band, creating a clear central feature against the contrasting colors. The vertical divisions give each color an even share of the design, while the star adds a distinct geometric detail without changing the flag’s balanced simplicity. This combination of bright bands and a centered emblem makes the flag readily identifiable in national contexts and gives it a clear appearance when displayed vertically or at a distance.
Senegal, officially the Republic of Senegal, is an independent United Nations member state in Western Africa. Its capital is Dakar, and French is used in the country. Senegal shares land borders with Mauritania, Mali, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, and The Gambia. Its position in Western Africa places it among countries connected by regional geography and history, while its national currency is the West African CFA franc. Dakar, French, the currency, and the surrounding countries provide useful identifying context alongside the flag’s green, golden-yellow, and red bands. Together, these details distinguish Senegal within its African setting without altering the flag’s simple, recognizable design.
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Country Information
- Independent
- Yes
- Country Codes
- SN, SEN
- Official Name
- Republic of Senegal
- Capital
- Dakar
- Region
- AfricaWestern Africa
- Continents
- Africa
- Population
- 16,743,930
- Area
- 196,722 km²
- Currency
- West African CFA franc
- Languages
- French
- Calling Code
- +221
- Internet TLD
- .sn
- UN Member
- Yes
- FIFA
- SEN
- Borders
- GMBGINGNBMLIMRT
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