National flag of Brazil

The official name of Brazil (BRA) is Federative Republic of Brazil and consists of Green and yellow flag colors. The capital city of Brazil is Brasilia. Brazil has the total estimated population as of 2020 is 203,586,000 or 203.6 M based on 27 states, 383 cities. The independence day is celebrated on September 7, 1822 and the founder of Brazil is Pedro Álvares Cabral.

203,586,000
(203.6 M)

Population

8,515,767.0 km2
(3,287,954.670234 sqm)

Area

South America

Continent

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About Brazil Flag


Brazil Flag Colors	Green Yellow
Meaning of Brazil flag colors This flag’s colors broadly cover different parts of Brazil. The three colors and their meanings are: Green: The greenery of the land, especially the Amazon rainforests. Golden: Refers to the significance of gold in history of Brazil. Blue: The globe displays the country’s motto “Order and Progress.”
Proportion	7:10
Proportion (decimals)	1.429
Flag Adoption Date	November 19, 1889

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Facts About Brazil

Country Name	Brazil
Official Name	Federative Republic of Brazil
Capital	Brasilia
Demonym	Brazilian
Dialing Code	55
Country Code	BR/BRA
Currencies	Brazilian Real (R$)
TLDs	.br
Area	8,515,767.0 km2 3,287,954.670234 sq mi
Coordinates	-10.0, -55.0 View on Google Map
Religions	Christian 96%, Folk religion 2%, Other religions 2%
Major Languages	Portuguese (pt)
Independence Day	September 7, 1822
Founding Father	Pedro Álvares Cabral
National Anthem (Lyricist)	Joaquim Osório Duque Estrada
National Anthem (Composer)	Francisco Manoel da Silva
National Animal	Jaguar
National Flower	Cattleya Orchid
National Sport	Capoeira
Number of Provinces/States	27 (Twenty Seven)
Number of Cities	383 (Three Hundred Eighty Three)
Number of Airports	4,548 (Four Thousand Five Hundred Forty Eight)
Wiki	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/brazil
Source: Government of the Brazil and other.