The Flag of Corrientes Province, Argentina, is a bicolor flag composed of two horizontal fields. The upper field is yellow (representing the sun), and the lower one is blue (symbolizing the Rio de la Plata). In the center, there is a white square containin
The Flag of Corrientes Province, Argentina, is a bicolor flag composed of two horizontal fields. The upper field is yellow (representing the sun), and the lower one is blue (symbolizing the Rio de la Plata). In the center, there is a white square containing the provincial coat of arms. The flag was officially adopted on June 20, 1957. The design reflects the province’s history, geography, and its connection to the river that borders it with Uruguay.
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