Flags of Greece

The following flags represent the Greece or one of its predecessors. These flags can be used as is or as inspiration.

National Flags

OTL flag of Greece. In use since 1822 (as naval ensign), and since 1978 sole national flag.

Flag used in the Greek Revolution (1770s–1820s)

Flag of Greece (1822–1970, 1975–1978)

National Flag, 1833-1862

State Flag of Greece (1863-1924 and 1935-1973)

Flag of the Free State of Ikaria

First Greek merchant navy flag (1822-1828)

The civil ensign used by Greek ships registered in the Ottoman Empire.

Flag of Alexander Ypsilantis. Used in early days of the Greek War of Independence (1821–1829)

Flag of the Sacred Band with phoenix and motto "from my ashes I'm reborn" (Greece)

The flag that raised by Andreas Lontos in Egio at the beginning of the Greek War of Independence

Flag of the revolutionaries from Thrace and Samothrace during the Greek War of Independence (1821)

Fictional Flags

Flag of Greece (1983: Doomsday)

Flag of the People's Republic of Greece (Central Triumph)

Official Flag of the Imperial States of Greece adopted in 1919 after Treaty of Versailles.

Flag of Morea (Terra Cognita)

Flag of Grecia (Terra Cognita)

Flag of the Hellenic Republic (Day of Glory)

Flag of Imperial State of Greece

Flag of Greece (Cherry, Plum, and Chrysanthemum), reflecting the Promethean values of reason and freedom.

Flag Greece on timeline Hitler's Win

Other Flags

Royal Standard, 1913-1922

Hellenic Naval Ensign, 1935-1970

Hellenic Air Force Ensign until 1973

Greek Civil Air Ensign until 1973

Current coast Guard ensign

Coast Guard ensign (1973–1980)

Standard of the President of Greece

Hellenic Army War Flag

Flag of the Prime Minister of Greece on Naval Vessels

Flag of the Minister of Defense aboard Naval Vessels

One of the flags used by the Greek Democratic Army during the Greek Civil War, from 1946–1949.

See also

• Flag of Greece (1983: Doomsday)