Flagpoles and Banners – Spain
Southern Spain is one of the more popular travel destinations in the world. Many Europeans, and those residing in other countries, are eager to visit this beautiful Mediterranean area located in the southern part of Europe. Spanish flags are flown from object of all kinds, including flagpoles, throughout his wonderful territory.
The colors that are displayed on the Spain flags, or the national flag of Spain, are red (twice) and yellow. Red is displayed on two of the three horizontal bands, each equally sized and display above and below the center band, which is colored yellow. Unlike other flags of Europe, the Spain flag only has two equally sized stripes.
Some unofficial flags and banners have been displayed (in Spain) at events of all kinds. At some point during the last decade of the 20th century, an unofficial version of the national banner showed an “Osborne bull” in the center of Spanish flags, covering all three horizontal bands. Representing some coat of arms, this flag began to appear during soccer games in various arenas throughout the country. Fascinatingly, the usage has become increasingly popular and has been attached to smaller and taller flagpoles at bigger events, including international events!
Today, the Kingdom of Spain is considered the 51st-largest country in the world in terms of square mileage. Being slightly smaller than the Republic of France, but slightly larger that the State of California. Interestingly, the “Teide” is the highest mountain in Spain and the 3rd largest volcano in the world, located on the one of the Canary Islands; Tenerife, off the west-coast of Africa.
Like other flag of Europe, Spanish flags are subject to their respective national flag etiquette or protocol. The national banner can (for example) only be flown horizontally from public buildings, homes and businesses, ships, of during official ceremonies from flag poles. Government buildings are to fly the flag from a flag pole or so day and night.
Like other flags of Europe, Spain flags fly beautifully from objects, including flagpoles. The biggest flag of Spain is attached to flagpole that is located in “Plaza de Colon,” Madrid (capital of Spain). Most Spanish flags are manufactured from nylon and polyester.
Colonial Specialty Company offers a wife selection of all kinds of flagpoles and flags of Europe.
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