What does the the flag of Antarctica look like?

Answer 1

Antarctica does not have a flag. There are no nation-states on the continent, so, as well, there is no Antarctic currency, Antarctic stamps and so forth. Any mementos purported to be 'Antarctic' in this vein are souvenirs sold by profiteers.

Answer 2

There are no countries on Antarctica and no permanent population, therefore, no official flag, although some countries have come up with their own flag designs for their own bases. An unofficial Antarctic flag which has been flown on Antarctica is blue with a white map of the Antarctic continent on it. The flags of countries who are signatories to the Antarctic Treaty fly at the South Pole.

Answer 3

Antarctica has no official flag as it is not a nation nor is it ruled by a single government or body. The Antarctic Treaty Organization adopted a flag in 2002 and is used as an unofficial symbol of the continent. See related link for a picture of the proposed design of Graham Bartram.

Answer 4

There is no sovereignty over the Antarctic continent: it is governed by the Antarctic Treaty.

Nor are there any federal stamps or currency items.

Many countries wanting to exude control over the continent have issued Antarctic stamps, however.

The Antarctic Treaty neutralizes all claims over Antarctic territories and prohibits any new claims.

Answer 5

Antarctica has no government, and no official flag.

Answer 6

There are banners that individuals have created that purport to be the flag of Antarctica, but since it is not a country, there is no Antarctic flag.

Answer 7

Yes, there are many flags, but none of them is an official Antarctic flag. Antarctica ha no sovereignty, no stamps or currency.