Flags of the regions of France

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The galleries below show flags attributed to the eighteen (formerly, twenty-seven) regions, five overseas collectivities, one sui generis collectivity and one overseas territory of France. Most of them are both non-official and traditional as regions often use their logos as a flag though some regions used the banner ol flags.

Regions

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Region Official flag Proposed or traditional flag
Traditional flag Logo flag
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes    
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté    
Brittany      
Centre-Val de Loire    
Corsica    
Grand Est      
Hauts-de-France      
Île-de-France      
Normandy    
Nouvelle-Aquitaine  [a]  
Occitanie    
Pays de la Loire      
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur    

Former regions

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Region Traditional flag Official flag Region name Traditional flag Official flag Region name Traditional flag Official flag
Auvergne     Champagne-Ardenne     Limousin    
Rhône-Alpes     Lorraine     Poitou-Charentes    
Bourgogne     Nord-Pas-de-Calais     Languedoc-Roussillon    
Franche Comte   Picardy     Midi-Pyrénées  
Brittany   Île-de-France   Pays de la Loire  
Centre-Val de Loire   Basse-Normandy     Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur  
Corsica   Haute-Normandie    
Alsace     Aquitaine    

French departments

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Department name Official flag Proposed flag or traditional flag

(Banner of arms)

Name Official flag Proposed flag or traditional flag

(Banner of arms)

Name Official flag Proposed flag or traditional flag

(Banner of arms)

Name Official flag Proposed flag or traditional flag

(Banner of arms)

Ain     Doubs     Manche     Haute-Savoie    
Aisne     Drôme     Marne     Paris  
Allier     Eure     Haute-Marne     Seine-Maritime  [b]  
Alpes-de-Haute-Provence     Eure-et-Loir     Mayenne     Seine-et-Marne    
Hautes-Alpes     Finistère     Meurthe-et-Moselle     Yvelines    
Alpes-Maritimes     Gard     Meuse     Deux-Sèvres    
Ardèche     Haute-Garonne     Morbihan     Somme  [b]  
Ardennes     Gers     Moselle     Tarn    
Ariège     Gironde     Nièvre     Tarn-et-Garonne    
Aube     Hérault     Nord     Var    
Aude     Ille-et-Vilaine     Oise     Vaucluse    
Aveyron     Indre     Orne     Vendée  [b]  
Bouches-du-Rhône     Indre-et-Loire     Pas-de-Calais     Vienne    
Calvados     Isère     Puy-de-Dôme     Haute-Vienne  [b]  
Cantal     Jura     Pyrénées-Atlantiques     Vosges    [c]
Charente  [b]   Landes     Hautes-Pyrénées     Yonne    
Charente-Maritime     Loir-et-Cher     Pyrénées-Orientales     Territoire de Belfort    
Cher     Loire     Bas-Rhin    [c] Essonne    
Corrèze     Haute-Loire     Haut-Rhin    [c] Hauts-de-Seine    
Corse-du-Sud     Loire-Atlantique     Rhône     Seine-Saint-Denis    
Haute-Corse     Loiret     Grand Lyon     Val-de-Marne    
Côte-d'Or     Lot     Haute-Saône     Val-d'Oise  [b]  
Côtes-d'Armor     Lot-et-Garonne     Saône-et-Loire    
Creuse     Lozère     Sarthe    
Dordogne     Maine-et-Loire  [b]   Savoie    

Overseas regions and collectivities

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Flags of Overseas France
Territory Co-Official flag Government flag[d] Local flag[e] Traditional flag[f]
French Guiana        
French Polynesia[1]  
Guadeloupe        
Martinique        
Mayotte      
New Caledonia  
Réunion      
Saint Barthélemy      
Saint Martin    
Saint Pierre and Miquelon    
French Southern and Antarctic Lands  
Wallis and Futuna    

Subdivisions of overseas regions and collectivities

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Notes

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  1. ^ Registered at the French Society of Vexillology.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g Variants of the departmental council logo-flags exist.
  3. ^ a b c Banner of arms for this department is used co-officially with the departmental council logo-flag.
  4. ^ Flag used by the local government.
  5. ^ Flag usually flown by the peoples of the territory.
  6. ^ Flag traditionally associated with the territory, either by being a former flag, or a flag used by locals in the past.

References

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  1. ^ "Délibération n° 84-1030 AT du 23 novembre 1984 portant approbation du drapeau et des armes de la Polynésie française". lexpol.pf (in French). 20 January 1985. p. 70. Retrieved 24 November 2024.