National flag of Cook Islands

The official name of Cook Islands (COK) is Cook Islands Māori and consists of Blue, red and white flag colors. The capital city of Cook Islands is . Cook Islands has the total estimated population as of 2021 is 14,974 or 15.0 K based on 16 states, 1 cities. The independence day is celebrated on August 4, 1965 and the founder of Cook Islands is Captain James Cook.

14,974
(15.0 K)

Population

236.0 km2
(91.120072 sqm)

Area

Dependent territories

Continent

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About Cook Islands Flag

Cook Islands flag
Cook Islands Flag Colors   Blue
  Red
  White
Meaning of Cook Islands flag colors

Blue: The cook Islands has a blue colour background that depicts the water in the Island

White: The flag consists of white stars that showcase the traditional design of the former British Colonies
Cook Islands Flag Proportion Ratio 1:2
Cook Islands Flag Proportion in Decimal 2.0
Official Cook Islands's Flag Adoption Date January 24, 1974

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Facts About Cook Islands

Country Name Cook Islands
Official Name Cook Islands Māori
Capital of Cook Islands
Demonym Cook Islander
Dialing Code 682
Country Code CK/COK
Currencies New Zealand Dollar ($)
TLDs .ck
Area 236.0 km2
91.120072 sq mi
Coordinates -21.23333333, -159.76666666
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Religions in Cook Islands Christian 85%, Irreligion 7%, Other religions 8%
Major Languages English (en)
Rarotongan; Cook Islands Maori (rar)
Independence Day of Cook Islands August 4, 1965
Founding Father of Cook Islands Captain James Cook
National Anthem (Lyricist) Pa Tepaeru Terito Ariki
National Anthem (Composer) Sir Tom Davis
National Animal of Cook Islands Pacific Fruit Bats
National Flower of Cook Islands Tiare Maori (Or Gardenia)
National Bird of Cook Islands Rarotonga Flycatcher
National Dish / Food of Cook Islands Umukai
National Motto of Cook Islands Cook Islands Kūki 'Āirani
National Sport of Cook Islands Rugby League
National Libraries of Cook Islands National Library Of The Cook Islands - Runanga Puka
National Library of Cook Islands is in Avarua
National Airline of Cook Islands Air Rarotonga
Number of Universities in Cook Islands 0
Number of Provinces/States 16 (Sixteen)
Cities in Cook Islands 1 (One)
Number of Airports 10 (Ten)
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/cook_islands
Source: Government of the Cook Islands and other.

Provinces/States (16)

Cities (1)

Airports (10)
Neighboring Countries of Cook Islands