Oceania flag directory

Oceania Flags with Country Names

Browse all 14 Oceania country flags, including Australia, New Zealand and 12 Pacific island nations. Compare Southern Cross stars, British-derived cantons, shields, maps and local emblems.

Oceania flags

Showing 1–12 of 14

Flag of Australia
AustraliaAustralia and New Zealand
Flag of Fiji
FijiMelanesia
Flag of Kiribati
KiribatiMicronesia
Flag of Marshall Islands
Marshall IslandsMicronesia
Flag of Micronesia
MicronesiaMicronesia
Flag of Nauru
NauruMicronesia
Flag of New Zealand
New ZealandAustralia and New Zealand
Flag of Palau
PalauMicronesia
Flag of Papua New Guinea
Papua New GuineaMelanesia
Flag of Samoa
SamoaPolynesia
Flag of Solomon Islands
Solomon IslandsMelanesia
Flag of Tonga
TongaPolynesia

Flashcards & quiz

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Flip through these flags one at a time, or test the same collection in a quiz.

How it works

How to identify Oceania flags

Use this complete Oceania flag gallery to compare all 14 country flags side by side. Start with the broad colour and layout, then look for the stars, crests, crosses and emblems that separate similar designs.

How many Oceania flags are in this gallery?

This gallery includes 14 national flags from Oceania. Each card shows the country name and subregion, so you can browse the complete collection alphabetically before moving to flashcards or a regional quiz.

How should I learn the flags of Oceania?

Begin by grouping flags with similar colours and layouts, then focus on the symbols that make each country distinctive. After browsing the gallery, open the Oceania flashcard deck for active recall and finish with the regional flag quiz.

Can I study these Oceania flags with flashcards?

Yes. Open the matching Oceania flashcard deck to reveal one country at a time. The deck uses the same 14-flag collection shown here, which makes it easy to move from visual comparison to memory practice.

Is there a quiz for the flags of Oceania?

Yes. The Oceania flag quiz tests this same regional collection with multiple-choice and typed-answer modes. Browsing first helps you notice repeated colours, shared design families and small national emblems before you answer from memory.