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Who was the influence on the England flag?
The England flag is the St. Georges Cross.
What three flags is the Union Flag made of?
The Union Flag is a combination of the flags of Scotland, Ireland and England. ANSWER: It is a combination of the Cross of St. George (Engand), the St. Andrew cross (Scotland) and the St. David cross (Wales).
What is the name of british flag?
-- Flag vs Jack --The British Flag is called the 'Union Flag', as it is comprised of the crosses of St Andrew (Scotland), St George (England) and St Patrick (Ireland). St David is not included because Wales is a Principality, not a Kingdom.The flag is called the 'Union Jack' when flown from a ship.
How does England celebrate St George's day?
The flag of England - the St George's flag is raised. Traditionally it is the feast of St George which is on a par with Christmas.
What does the flag of England represent?
England's flag has a white background with a red 'plus sign' cross on it which symbolises the cross of St. George.
Who is a patron saint of England?
There several patron saints of England:Augustine of CanterburyCuthbertGeorgeGregory the GreatMichael the ArchangelOur Lady of Mount Carmel at AylesfordOur Lady of Walsingham
What is the meaning of the English flag?
The flag of the UK comprises the flags of: Scotland (white St. Andrew's cross on blue), England (red St. George's cross on white), Ireland (St. Patrick's cross).
What is the capital city and flag of England?
The capital city of England is 'London'. The name of England's flag is the 'St. George's Cross'.
What is the meaning behind the symbols and the design of the England flag?
The England flag (as opposed to the Union Flag) is a red St Georges Cross.
Why does Chile and England have the same colours on the flag?
The flag of Chile is red, white and blue. The flag of England has a red St. Georges cross on a white background. There is no blue in the flag of England.
Hi who invented the England flag?
St George
What is the flag of england called?
St. George's Cross.
