National flag of Gambia

The official name of Gambia (GMB) is Republic of the Gambia and consists of Red, blue, green and white flag colors. The capital city of Gambia is Banjul. Gambia has the total estimated population as of 2021 is 1,882,450 or 1.9 M based on 6 states, 8 cities. The independence day is celebrated on February 18, 1965 and the founder of Gambia is Dawda Jawara.

1,882,450
(1.9 M)

Population

11,295.0 km2
(4,361.02209 sqm)

Area

Africa

Continent

Timezones

About Gambia Flag

Gambia flag
Gambia Flag Colors   Red
  Blue
  Green
  White
Meaning of Gambia flag colors

This flag relates to the country’s nature and the desires for it. The four colors imply: Red: The sunlight is represented by red. Blue: River Gambia running in the middle of the country. Green: The vegetation and forests found in Gambia. White: country’s peace and unity.
Proportion 2:3
Proportion (decimals) 1.5
Flag Adoption Date February 18, 1965

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Facts About Gambia

Country Name Gambia
Official Name Republic of the Gambia
Capital Banjul
Demonym Gambian
Dialing Code 220
Country Code GM/GMB
Currencies Dalasi (D)
TLDs .gm
Area 11,295.0 km2
4,361.02209 sq mi
Coordinates 13.46666666, -16.56666666
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Religions Christian 4.5%, Muslim (Sunni and Shia) 95%, Other religions 0.5%
Major Languages English (en)
Independence Day February 18, 1965
Founding Father Dawda Jawara
National Anthem (Lyricist) Virginia Julia Howe
National Anthem (Composer) traditional.adapted by Jeremy Frederic Howe
National Animal Spotted Hyena
National Flower White Variety Orchid
National Sport Wrestling
Number of Provinces/States 6 (Six)
Number of Cities 8 (Eight)
Number of Airports 1 (One)
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/gambia_the
Source: Government of the Gambia and other.

Provinces/States (6)

Cities (8)

Airports (1)
Neighboring Countries of Gambia

Senegal