National flag of Barbados

The official name of Barbados (BRB) is Barbados and consists of Aquamarine, gold and black flag colors. The capital city of Barbados is Bridgetown. Barbados has the total estimated population as of 2021 is 285,000 or 285.0 K based on 12 states, 1 cities. The independence day is celebrated on November 30, 1966 and the founder of Barbados is Errol Barrow.

285,000
(285.0 K)

Population

430.0 km2
(166.02386 sqm)

Area

North America

Continent

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About Barbados Flag

Barbados flag
Barbados Flag Colors   Aquamarine
  Black
  Gold
Meaning of Barbados flag colors

It has three distinct colors, each representing something distinct: Black: Struggle for independence from British Empire Yellow: Beaches of the country Aquamarine blue: The clear blue sky and sea
Proportion 2:3
Proportion (decimals) 1.5
Flag Adoption Date November 30, 1966

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Facts About Barbados

Country Name Barbados
Official Name Barbados
Capital Bridgetown
Demonym Barbadian
Dialing Code +1
Country Code BB/BRB
Currencies Barbados Dollar ($)
TLDs .bb
Area 430.0 km2
166.02386 sq mi
Coordinates 13.16666666, -59.53333333
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Religions Christian 95%, Muslim (Sunni and Shia) 1%, Irreligion 2%, Other religions 2%
Major Languages English (en)
Independence Day November 30, 1966
Founding Father Errol Barrow
National Anthem (Lyricist) Irving Burgie
National Anthem (Composer) C. Van Roland Edwards
National Animal Mahi-Mahi
National Flower Pride Of Barbados
National Sport Cricket
National Libraries National Library Service Of Barbados
National Library Cities Bridgetown
Number of Provinces/States 12 (Twelve)
Number of Cities 1 (One)
Number of Airports 2 (Two)
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/barbados
Source: Government of the Barbados and other.

Provinces/States (12)

Cities (1)

Airports (2)
Neighboring Countries of Barbados