National flag of Papua New Guinea

The official name of Papua New Guinea (PNG) is Independent State of Papua New Guinea and consists of Red, yellow, white and black flag colors. The capital city of Papua New Guinea is Port Moresby. Papua New Guinea has the total estimated population as of 2020 is 7,398,500 or 7.4 M based on 20 states, 27 cities. The independence day is celebrated on September 16, 1975 and the founder of Papua New Guinea is Michael Somare.

7,398,500
(7.4 M)

Population

462,840.0 km2
(178,703.44968 sqm)

Area

Oceana

Continent

UTC+10:00

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About Papua New Guinea Flag

Papua New Guinea flag
Papua New Guinea Flag Colors   Red
  Black
  White
  Yellow
Meaning of Papua New Guinea flag colors

Adopted in 1971, it has four colors. The following is established from the colors: Red and black: a color commonly used in native art work. Yellow: The bird of paradise is a symbol of a national tribe. White: the southern cross is symbolized of the five stars.
Proportion 3:4
Proportion (decimals) 1.333
Flag Adoption Date July 1, 1971

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Facts About Papua New Guinea

Country Name Papua New Guinea
Official Name Independent State of Papua New Guinea
Capital Port Moresby
Demonym Papua New Guinean
Dialing Code 675
Country Code PG/PNG
Currencies Kina (K)
TLDs .pg
Area 462,840.0 km2
178,703.44968 sq mi
Coordinates -6.0, 147.0
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Religions Christian 99%, Other religions 1%
Major Languages English (en)
Independence Day September 16, 1975
Founding Father Michael Somare
National Anthem (Lyricist) Thomas Shacklady
National Anthem (Composer) Thomas Shacklady
National Animal New Guinea
National Flower Dendrobium
National Sport Rugby League
Number of Provinces/States 20 (Twenty)
Number of Cities 27 (Twenty Seven)
Number of Airports 595 (Five Hundred Ninety Five)
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/papua_new_guinea
Source: Government of the Papua New Guinea and other.

Provinces/States (20)

Cities (27)

Airports (595)
Neighboring Countries of Papua New Guinea

Indonesia