Description

The flag of New Zealand features a blue background with the Union Jack in the top-left corner.
The Union Jack represents New Zealand’s historical ties to the United Kingdom.
On the right side are four red stars with white borders forming the Southern Cross constellation.
The stars symbolize the country’s location in the Southern Hemisphere.
The blue background reflects the sky and the surrounding Pacific Ocean.
Adopted officially in 1902, the flag represents both heritage and geography.
Its design highlights New Zealand’s history and connection to Britain.
Today, the flag stands as a proud symbol of national identity, unity, and pride.