Panama
Adopted1903
Design classUnique Design
RegionNorth America
Quartered white, red and blue with stars.
History and symbolism
Four quarters of white, red and blue carry two stars, one for each of the great parties, set diagonally across the field. Designed by Manuel Encarnacion Amador, son of the first president.
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