Flags of North America

Identify flags from 23 countries across North America, Central America and the Caribbean. Study the designs, then try the quiz.

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23 UN member states in the North America set. Flag designs follow the locally stored flag-icons 7.6.0 artwork.

How this set is defined

Country quizzes use the 193 UN member states. The Holy See and the State of Palestine are non-member observer states and are not included. Each member appears in one regional set: Russia and Cyprus are in Europe; Türkiye, the Caucasus states and Kazakhstan are in Asia. North America includes Central America and the Caribbean. These groupings define the quiz, not a position on statehood or disputed borders.

Not included

  • The Holy See (UN non-member observer State)
  • The State of Palestine (UN non-member observer State)
  • Other non-member entities
  • Dependent territories as separate answers

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Antigua and Barbuda1Bahamas2Barbados3Belize4Canada5Costa Rica6Cuba7Dominica8Dominican Republic9El Salvador10Grenada11Guatemala12Haiti13Honduras14Jamaica15Mexico16Nicaragua17Panama18Saint Kitts and Nevis19Saint Lucia20Saint Vincent and the Grenadines21Trinidad and Tobago22United States23
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Generalized Natural Earth geography; public domain. Coordinate projection is an equirectangular study view with standard-parallel scaling. Boundaries are not a political-status claim. Small or unrepresented polygons use explicitly marked representative points. Use the text list as an equivalent answer method.

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Begin with flags you recognize, then work through the mainland and Caribbean countries in small groups.

Compare color placement and central symbols when two designs seem similar. Check the enlarged image before guessing from a thumbnail.

Places and answers

Name the country represented by the flag shown. The images follow flag-icons 7.6.0 and may use a particular design variant; see the notes below. Listed country names and aliases are accepted.

PlaceFlagsAccepted namesPlace notes
Antigua and BarbudaFlag of Antigua and BarbudaAntigua and BarbudaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
BahamasFlag of BahamasBahamas; The BahamasIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
BarbadosFlag of BarbadosBarbadosIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
BelizeFlag of BelizeBelizeIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
CanadaFlag of CanadaCanadaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
Costa RicaFlag of Costa RicaCosta RicaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
CubaFlag of CubaCubaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
DominicaFlag of DominicaDominicaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
Dominican RepublicFlag of Dominican RepublicDominican RepublicIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
El SalvadorFlag of El SalvadorEl SalvadorIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
GrenadaFlag of GrenadaGrenadaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
GuatemalaFlag of GuatemalaGuatemalaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
HaitiFlag of HaitiHaitiIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
HondurasFlag of HondurasHondurasIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
JamaicaFlag of JamaicaJamaicaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
MexicoFlag of MexicoMexicoIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
NicaraguaFlag of NicaraguaNicaraguaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
PanamaFlag of PanamaPanamaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
Saint Kitts and NevisFlag of Saint Kitts and NevisSaint Kitts and NevisIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
Saint LuciaFlag of Saint LuciaSaint LuciaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesFlag of Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
Trinidad and TobagoFlag of Trinidad and TobagoTrinidad and TobagoIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
United StatesFlag of United StatesUnited States; USA; United States of AmericaIncluded in this site’s 193 UN member-state set. Map outlines are simplified.
Sources and map notes

equirectangular; regional standard parallel; US inset transforms when stated. Generalized Natural Earth geography; public domain. Coordinate projection is an equirectangular study view with standard-parallel scaling. Boundaries are not a political-status claim. Small or unrepresented polygons use explicitly marked representative points. Use the text list as an equivalent answer method.

Last scope review: 2026-10-21

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