Flag of Ukraine

Flag of Ukraine
The national flag of Ukraine · 2:3

Two equal horizontal bands: blue on top and yellow below.

What Does the Flag of Ukraine Mean?

The colours are usually described as a blue sky above golden fields of wheat. They were used by Ukrainian states in 1917–1921 and again after independence in 1991.

Main colours: blueyellow

Key Facts About Ukraine

Official nameUkraine
CapitalKyiv
ContinentEurope (Eastern Europe)
Land area603,500 km² — #44 of 195
LanguagesUkrainian
CurrencyUkrainian hryvnia
Flag coloursblue, yellow
Flag proportions2:3 (height:width)
Flag adoptedJanuary 28, 1992
ISO 3166-1 codesUA / UKR / 804

Which Countries Border Ukraine?

Ukraine shares a land border with 7 countries:

  • Flag of Belarus Belarus — capital Minsk
  • Flag of Hungary Hungary — capital Budapest
  • Flag of Moldova Moldova — capital Chișinău
  • Flag of Poland Poland — capital Warsaw
  • Flag of Romania Romania — capital Bucharest
  • Flag of Russia Russia — capital Moscow
  • Flag of Slovakia Slovakia — capital Bratislava

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Other Countries in Europe

Flag of Ukraine: FAQ

What does the flag of Ukraine look like?

Two equal horizontal bands: blue on top and yellow below.

What colours are on the flag of Ukraine?

The main colours are blue, yellow.

When was the flag of Ukraine adopted?

The current flag was adopted on January 28, 1992.

What is the capital of Ukraine?

The capital of Ukraine is Kyiv.

Data Sources

Country names, capitals, area, languages, currencies and borders: the world-countries dataset (ODbL), based on ISO 3166-1 and ISO 4217. Flag image: public domain, via flagcdn.com. Flag colours and proportions are measured from the image.