National flag of Bolivia

The official name of Bolivia (BOL) is Plurinational State of Bolivia and consists of Red, yellow and green flag colors. The capital city of Bolivia is La Paz. Bolivia has the total estimated population as of 2021 is 10,027,254 or 10.0 M based on 9 states, 70 cities. The independence day is celebrated on August 6, 1825 and the founder of Bolivia is Simon Bolivar, Antonio José de Sucre.

10,027,254
(10.0 M)

Population

1,098,581.0 km2
(424,164.321262 sqm)

Area

South America

Continent

UTC−04:00

Timezones

About Bolivia Flag


Bolivia Flag Colors	Red Green Yellow
Meaning of Bolivia flag colors This flag has three horizontal lines of three different colors and a Bolivian coat of arms in the mid. The three colors mean: Green: Represents the fertile land and green forests. Yellow: The mineral resources of the country. Red: Blood spilled in defense of the country.
Proportion	15:22
Proportion (decimals)	1.467
Flag Adoption Date	October 31, 1851

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Facts About Bolivia

Country Name	Bolivia
Official Name	Plurinational State of Bolivia
Capital	La Paz Sucre
Demonym	Bolivian
Dialing Code	591
Country Code	BO/BOL
Currencies	Boliviano (Bs.)
TLDs	.bo
Area	1,098,581.0 km2 424,164.321262 sq mi
Coordinates	-17.0, -65.0 View on Google Map
Religions	Christian 94%, Irreligion 4%, Other religions 2%
Major Languages	Quechua (qu) Spanish; Castilian (es) Aymara (ay)
Independence Day	August 6, 1825
Founding Father	Simon Bolivar, Antonio José De Sucre
National Anthem (Lyricist)	José Ignacio de Sanjinés
National Anthem (Composer)	Leopoldo Benedetto Vincenti
National Animal	Andean Condor
National Flower	Kantuta
National Sport	Soccer
Number of Provinces/States	9 (Nine)
Number of Cities	70 (Seventy)
Number of Airports	198 (One Hundred Ninety Eight)
Wiki	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/bolivia
Source: Government of the Bolivia and other.