National flag of Algeria

The official name of Algeria (DZA) is Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria and consists of Green, white and red flag colors. The capital city of Algeria is Algiers. Algeria has the total estimated population as of 2021 is 38,700,000 or 38.7 M based on 48 states, 60 cities. The independence day is celebrated on July 5, 1962 and the founder of Algeria is Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha.

38,700,000
(38.7 M)

Population

2,381,741.0 km2
(919,594.963582 sqm)

Area

Africa

Continent

UTC+01:00

Timezones

About Algeria Flag


Algeria Flag Colors	Green Red White
Meaning of Algeria flag colors Algeria’s flag has two horizontal stripes of white and green, along with a crescent and star in the middle. The colors indicate: Green: The color green and the star, both traditionally associated with Islam. White: The peaceful nature and harmony within Algerians. Red: The blood of their heroes, which helped to gain independence.
Proportion	2:3
Proportion (decimals)	1.5
Flag Adoption Date	July 3, 1962

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Facts About Algeria

Country Name	Algeria
Official Name	Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria
Capital	Algiers
Demonym	Algerian
Dialing Code	213
Country Code	DZ/DZA
Currencies	Algerian Dinar (د.ج)
TLDs	.dz الجزائر.
Area	2,381,741.0 km2 919,594.963582 sq mi
Coordinates	28.0, 3.0 View on Google Map
Religions	Muslim (Sunni and Shia) 99%, Christian and Jewish 1%
Major Languages	Arabic (ar)
Independence Day	July 5, 1962
Founding Father	Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha
National Anthem (Lyricist)	Mufdi Zakariah
National Anthem (Composer)	Mohamed Fawzi
National Animal	Fennec Fox
National Flower	Iris Tectorum
National Sport	Football (Soccer)
National Libraries	National Library Of Algeria
National Library Cities	Algiers
Number of Provinces/States	48 (Forty Eight)
Number of Cities	60 (Sixty)
Number of Airports	61 (Sixty One)
Wiki	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/algeria
Source: Government of the Algeria and other.