1:2 Aspect Ratio Flags (1:2.000)

A long maritime proportion favored by the United Kingdom, Ireland, Cuba, and Commonwealth ensigns where high wind speeds demand extra fly length.

Flags constructed at a 1:2 ratio (3)

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  IrelandRatio 1:2 · tricolorLength is twice the height (1:2), divided into three equal vertical pales of green at the hoist, white in the center, and orange at the fly.
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  United KingdomRatio 1:2 · saltire30×60 unit grid (1:2). St George's red cross is 6 units wide with 2-unit white fimbriations; the red saltire arms (2 units) are counterchanged against St Andrew's white saltire so the wider 3-unit white border is on the top half at the hoist.
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  CubaRatio 1:2 · hoist triangle1:2 ratio; five equal horizontal stripes (3 blue, 2 white) with a red equilateral triangle at the hoist containing a centered white five-pointed star.

Explore other statutory aspect ratios

• 2:3 (1:1.500)
• 1:2 (1:2.000)
• 3:5 (1:1.667)
• 5:8 (1:1.600)
• 1:1 (1:1.000)
• 8:11 (1:1.375)
• 10:19 (1:1.900)
• 13:15 (1:1.154)
• 18:25 (1:1.389)
• 11:18 (1:1.636)
• 7:10 (1:1.429)
• 4:5 (1:1.250)
• 28:37 (1:1.321)
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