List of flags of Latvia

The following is a list of flags of Latvia.

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	2019–present	Digital flag	Dimensions: 10 horizontally and 2:1:2 vertically.
	1990–present (1940–1990 de jure)	State flag and civil ensign	Dimensions: 10 horizontally and 2:1:2 vertically.

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1923–1940 1995–present	Presidential standard
	1995–present	Speaker of the Saeima
	1995–present	Prime minister's standard
	2002–present	Defence minister

Date	Use	Description
1991–present 1919–1940	Naval ensign
1991–present 1919–1940	Naval jack
?-present	Flag of the commander-in-chief of the army	Like the naval ensign, but with the naval jack in canton
?–present	Flag of the commander-in-chief of the naval forces	Like the naval ensign, but with the naval ensign in canton
?–present	Flotilla admiral's flag
?–present	Rear admiral's flag
?–present	Border guard

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	?–present	Flotilla commander's pendant
	?–present	Squadron commander's pendant
	?–present	Division commander's pendant
	?–present	Warship pendant

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1673–present	Flag of Riga
	1937–present	Flag of Daugavpils
	1938–present	Flag of Jelgava
	1990–present	Flag of Jūrmala
	1938–present	Flag of Liepāja
		Flag of Ogre
		Flag of Rēzekne
	1993–present	Flag of Ventspils

List of flags of Latvia

National flag and State flag

Governmental standards

Military flags

Military pendants

Administrative divisions

Cities / Towns

Municipalities and Parishes

Historical flags

Political flags

Ethnic group flags

Proposed flags

House flags

See also

References

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Date	Use	Description
1953–1990	Second flag of the Latvian SSR (obverse and reverse)	All flags of the constituent republics of the Soviet Union did not bear the hammer and sickle on their reverse side.
1941–1945	War ensign of the German Reich (occupied Latvia 1941–1945)
1940-1941 1945–1953	First flag of the Latvian SSR	Red flag with the gold hammer and sickle in the top-left corner, with the Latin characters LPSR.
1919	Flag of the short-lived Latvian Socialist Soviet Republic
1919	Flag of the Iron Division
1917	Reconstructed flag of the 5th Army Congress in Daugavpils, used by Latvian soldiers on May 17, 1917	A red flag with a white band at the middle (1:1:1 vertical dimensions), with a heart symbol pierced with a sword. The inscription in old orthography reads God bless Latvia (Dievs, svētī Latviju).
1917–1918	Flag of the Iskolat
1916–1918	Imperial war flag of Germany and its occupied territories (Ober Ost) in Latvia
1808–1918	Landesfarben tricolour of German-speaking student society Curonia (1808–1939), an unofficial regional symbol of the eponymous province (banned by Russian authorities 1821–1862, 1887–1904, 1915–1918)^[1]
1820–1918	Landesfarben tricolour of German-speaking student society Livonia (1820–1939), an unofficial regional symbol of the eponymous province (banned by Russian authorities 1821–1862, 1887–1904, 1915–1918)^[2]
1858–1896	Tricolour of Romanov dynasty (Emperor of Russia, 1721–1917), national flag of the Russian Empire (1858–1896)
1562–1795	Flag of the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia
1650s–1680s	Merchant ensign of the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia	Known as "Crab Flag" (Krabju karogs)^{[citation needed]}
1562–1795	Merchant ensign of the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia
1226–1561	War flag of the State of the Teutonic Order

Flag	Date	Party	Description
current
	1990–present	Latvian Green Party
	2010–present	Latgale Party	The flag was created as an unofficial flag of the historical land of Latgale, gaining widespread use and later adopted by the party.
	2003–present	National Power Unity
former
	2006-2011	All for Latvia!
	1946–1949	Communist Party of Latvia	Requires better flag.
	1929–1940s	Mazpulki^lv	Latvia 4-H section.
	1995–2000s	Pērkonkrusts
	1933-1944	Pērkonkrusts
	1919	Flag of the German Freikorps (Iron Division)

Date	Use	Description
1988–present 1923–1941	Flag of Livonians	A tricolor flag with green at top, a narrow white band at the middle, and blue at the bottom.
2010–present	Flag of Latgalians	A dark blue flag with a narrow white band at the middle. Adopted as official flag of Latgale in April 2023.
2000–present	Flag of Selonians	A tricolor flag with red at top, a narrow white band at the middle, and green at the bottom. Adopted as official flag of Selonia in April 2023.
2023–present	Flag of Semigallians	A dark green flag with a narrow white band at the middle. Adopted as official flag of Semigallia in September 2023.
1991–present 1918-1941	Flag of Baltic Germans	A bicolor flag with blue at the top and white at the bottom.
2005–present	Flag of Latvian Russians (rarely used)	A light purple flag with a narrow white band at the middle.

Date	Use	Description
1917	Jānis Grosvalds' proposal, intended for the Latvian Riflemen in their advance towards Jelgava^[3]
1917	Diplomat Oļģerts Grosvalds' [lv] proposal, intended for the Latvian Riflemen^[4]^[5]
2024	Flag of the Historical Latvian Land of Kurzeme (Courland) proposed by A. Kuzmins.^[6]^[7]^[8]^[9]	A tricolor flag with red at top, a narrow white band at the middle, and black at the bottom.
2024	Flag of the Historical Latvian Land of Vidzeme proposed by A. Kuzmins.^[6]^[7]^[8]^[10]	A tricolor flag with red at top, a narrow white band at the middle, and gold at the bottom.