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Nauru For further information click here. Adopted in 1968.
Nepal For further information click here. Adopted 16 December 1962.
Netherlands For further information click here. Officially adopted in 1937, variants in use since the middle ages.
New Brunswick For further information click here. Adopted on 24 February 1965.
New Caledonia For further information click here. Adopted on 15 February 1794.
New York City For further information
New Zealand For further information click here. This flag was adopted in 1902, but has been in use since 1869. The government is currently looking at adopting a new flag for New Zealand.
New Zealand alternate - first 2015 vote winner For further information click here. Won the first vote to go against the current flag. Lost the final vote to have a new flag.
NZ Royal Standard (QEII) For further information
NZ Silver Fern (design 1) For further information click here. Available from Adams Flags in Dunedin. To contact them click here. The silver fern was first used as a military insignia in the South African War of 1899-1902.
NZ Silver Fern (design 2) For further information click here. The silver fern was first used as a military insignia in the South African War of 1899-1902.
NZ Loyal Silver Fern For further information click here. This flag is a silver fern with the word LOYAL written beneath it. It came about to help an America's Cup campaign in 2003.
New Zealand - United Tribes of New Zealand For further information click here. This flag was voted for and adopted by 25 Maori chiefs in 1834, and served as the national flag until the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840.
Nigeria For further information click here. Adopted in 1960, the green representing the forestd and the white representing peace and harmony - maybe!
Niue For further information click here. Adopted in 1975.
Nord Pas de Calais (also Flanders) For further information click here. Based on a design dating 862 ~ 1795, it was adopted in 1973 after various forms.
Norfolk Island For further information click here. Adopted in 1980. Given to us by Kate Syme after she visited Norfolk Island in 2014.
Normandy For further information click here. Given to us by Kate Syme after she visited Normandy in 2014. This flag is based on the coat of arms used by William the Conqueror in 1066.
Northern Ireland (Ulster Banner) For further information click here. This flag was the official government flag for Northern Ireland from 1953 to 1973. It is used to represent NI at sports but is no longer the official government flag. Chris bought this flag on Shankhill Road in Belfast in 2014.
Norway For further information click here. Adopted in 1821.
Nova Scotia For further information
Nuremburg (Nurnburg) For further information