Description
Australia's landscapes are varied and enchanting, from the beautiful beaches to the rainforests and out to the bushland. Show your appreciation for the land of the Outback with a flag of Australia!
Outdoor Australia Flag
Our American-made flags are composed of high-quality nylon, a quick-drying material that is durable yet can fly in light winds. Using a heat-resistant digital print, these flags resist sun damage and other outdoor elements. Our Australian flags attach securely to any of our outdoor flagpoles thanks to its sturdy header and brass grommets.
Highlights
- Made in the US
- Authentic design
- 100% nylon
- Extra stitching
- Canvas heading
- Brass grommets
Indoor Australia Flag
We also offer flags for a more formal presentation with gold fringe along three borders and a pole sleeve for use with an indoor flagpole.
Highlights
- Made in the US
- Authentic design
- 100% nylon
- Extra stitching
- Sleeve
- Gold fringe
Note: Flags with gold fringe are not meant to withstand outdoor weather. Avoid using these flags outside.
History & Meaning of the Australia Flag
Australia’s flag is a variant of the British Blue Ensign, which depicts a Union Jack in the upper left corner on a dark blue background. What makes the Australian flag unique is the addition of several stars. The biggest star, positioned directly underneath the Union Jack, is the Commonwealth Star. This seven-pointed star symbolizes the creation of the Federation of Australia on January 1, 1901. On this day, the British colonies of Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, and Western Australia became united. The other five stars are a representation of the Southern Cross constellation.
Other Details
Language(s): English
Currency: Australian Dollar
Government: Federal Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
Flag Meaning: The Union Jack represents the British colonization of Australia. The 7 pointed star symbolizes the states and territories of the country, and the constellation, The Southern Cross, can be seen from anywhere in Australia.