Aruba
Light blue with a four pointed star and two stripes.
History and symbolism
A red four pointed star edged in white rises above two narrow yellow stripes on light blue. The star stands for the island, its four points for the compass directions from which its people came, and the blue for the sea and sky. Adopted in 1976.
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