File:Flag of Kurdistan.svg

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Chinthu ichi ntchaku Wikimedia Commons ndipo chingagwiliskikaso kunyake. Vakulongosola vake file description page vili pasi apa.

Mwakudumula

Malongosolelo

English: Flag of the Kurds and Kurdistan

Siku

circa 1900

Ukaboni

Own work using: specifications

See also:
Construction sheet

Mlembi Unknown authorUnknown author

Chilolezo
(Kugwiliskaso ntchito ichi)

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SVG genesis

The SVG code is valid.

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Colors

red	rendered as `RGB 237 032 036`	Pantone PMS 032 ~ #ED2E38
white	rendered as `RGB 255 255 255`	Pantone PMS ??? = #FFF
gold	rendered as `RGB 039 142 067`	Pantone PMS 354 ~ #00B053
yellow	rendered as `RGB 254 189 017`	Pantone PMS 116 ~ #F7B50C

Mbili ya chinthu

Dofyani pa siku/nyengo kuti muone umo vikaonekela pa nyengo iyo.

	Siku/Nyengo	Vipimo	Mgwiliski	Ganizo
sono	13:11, 5 Julayi 2023	900 × 600 (788 bytes)	SVG-image-maker	Removed unused defs
	20:52, 29 Okutobala 2020	900 × 600 (822 bytes)	FDRMRZUSA	Fixed geometry for the "sun", according to sourced construction sheet ([https://www.institutkurde.org/en/kurdorama/the_national_flag_of_kurdistan.php]: >>> see Figure 3 <<<). Re-optimized svg code before upload.
	19:09, 29 Okutobala 2020	900 × 600 (809 bytes)	FDRMRZUSA	Reduced nominal dimensions for matching other flags with same aspect ratio (2:3). Optimized svg code before upload.
	11:50, 10 Ogasiti 2014	3,000 × 2,000 (672 bytes)	Sarang	simplified, symmetrified
	01:44, 22 Janyuwale 2012	3,000 × 2,000 (1 KB)	Alkari	code cleanup
	17:13, 10 Janyuwale 2010	3,000 × 2,000 (2 KB)	Flad	To match the government description (http://krg.org/services/print_material.asp?lngnr=12)
	17:13, 10 Janyuwale 2010	3,000 × 2,000 (2 KB)	Flad	To match the government description (http://krg.org/services/print_material.asp?lngnr=12)
	22:51, 11 Okutobala 2009	3,000 × 2,000 (2 KB)	Zscout370	To match http://www.institutkurde.org/kurdorama/the_national_flag_of_kurdistan.php
	08:34, 10 Febuluwale 2006	360 × 240 (4 KB)	Denelson83	Flag of w:Kurdistan, based on w:Image:Kurdistan flag large.png. It's easy to put a border around this flag: {{border\|100px}} {{Insignia2}} {{PD-self}} Category:Flags of Iraq [[Category: