All Flags of the Americas.

    There are 35 sovereign countries in the Americas — North, Central, South America and the Caribbean — and every one of their flags is listed on this page with its capital.

    Their flags mix sharp geometry with proud national symbols: eagles, suns, stars and a single maple leaf.

    Last reviewed: October 2026

    The best-known flags of the Americas

    United States

    50 stars for the states, 13 stripes for the original colonies.

    Canada

    The red maple leaf has 11 points — chosen for how it looks in the wind.

    Mexico

    The centre shows an eagle eating a snake on a cactus — an Aztec legend.

    Brazil

    The stars show the night sky over Rio de Janeiro on 15 Nov 1889.

    Argentina

    The 'Sun of May' in the centre has 32 rays.

    Chile

    Nicknamed 'La Estrella Solitaria' — the Lone Star.

    Peru

    Red and white stripes said to be inspired by flamingos.

    Colombia

    Yellow for gold, blue for the seas, red for the blood of heroes.

    Cuba

    A single white star inside a red triangle — the Lone Star of Cuba.

    Jamaica

    The only national flag with no red, white or blue.

    Uruguay

    Its Sun of May has a human face.

    Venezuela

    Eight stars in an arc — one added for the province of Guayana.

    All 35 flags of the Americas

    Every sovereign country in North America, Central America, South America and the Caribbean, with its flag and capital. Ready to test yourself? Play the guess the flag quiz or see the full flags of the world index.

    North America (3)

    North America
    FlagCountryCapital
    CanadaOttawa
    MexicoMexico City
    United StatesWashington, D.C.

    Central America (7)

    Central America
    FlagCountryCapital
    BelizeBelmopan
    Costa RicaSan José
    El SalvadorSan Salvador
    GuatemalaGuatemala City
    HondurasTegucigalpa
    NicaraguaManagua
    PanamaPanama City

    Caribbean (13)

    Caribbean
    FlagCountryCapital
    Antigua and BarbudaSt John's
    BahamasNassau
    BarbadosBridgetown
    CubaHavana
    DominicaRoseau
    Dominican RepublicSanto Domingo
    GrenadaSt George's
    HaitiPort-au-Prince
    JamaicaKingston
    Saint Kitts and NevisBasseterre
    Saint LuciaCastries
    Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesKingstown
    Trinidad and TobagoPort of Spain

    South America (12)

    South America
    FlagCountryCapital
    ArgentinaBuenos Aires
    BoliviaSucre
    BrazilBrasília
    ChileSantiago
    ColombiaBogotá
    EcuadorQuito
    GuyanaGeorgetown
    ParaguayAsunción
    PeruLima
    SurinameParamaribo
    UruguayMontevideo
    VenezuelaCaracas

    Stars and suns

    The Sun of May appears on Argentina, Uruguay and (in a different form) Paraguay. Stars appear across the continent — one for Cuba, five for Honduras, and 50 for the USA.

    Caribbean colour

    The Caribbean nations pack an enormous amount of design into small flags: Jamaica's gold saltire, Saint Lucia's volcanic triangles, Barbados' broken trident and Dominica's parrot — the only purple on any national flag.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How many countries are in the Americas?

    There are 35 sovereign countries in the Americas, and every one of their flags is listed on this page — with capitals — and taught inside FlagMaster.

    What's the easiest way to learn the americas flags?

    Group them by shared design — colours, symbols and stripes repeat across neighbouring nations. FlagMaster clusters them the same way, so you learn a whole region at a time instead of one flag at a time.

    Are all 35 the americas flags in FlagMaster?

    Yes — every flag from the Americas is included in the app, with facts, capitals and pronunciation.

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