Popistan
The flag of Popistan is a diagonal tricolour of mikado yellow, white, and xanadu. Mikado yellow represents prosperity and riches, white represents peace and diplomacy, and xanadu represent the united Popistani people. These have been the national colours of Popistan since its inception. The canton depicts a white Southern Cross, symbolising Popistan's position in the SOC and the location of its portal. The bottom right corner contains a white Christian Cross and Siqqelo-Hinkelist Cy’ʃtokki. It was adopted by President Lesbianmore in 1954, replacing the previous Ossetian-inspired colonial flag.
Padlia
The flag of Padlia depicts a white cross on a magenta field. Magenta has been the national colour of Padlia since its unification. The cross represents Christianity. In the top left, the Southern Cross represents Padlia's position in the SOC. In the top right and bottom left, the Georgian letters "RP" stand for "[Christian] Republic of Padlia". In the bottom right, a twelve-pointed star represents the 11 regions and the Seuntchía community. The flag was adopted in 1946 after the end of the Skertii regime.
Kerguelen
The flag of Kerguelen is a vertical tricolour of blue, orange, and blue, with white lines separating the colours. Blue and white are the colours of the SOC, while orange is the national colour of Kerguelen. The Southern Cross in the centre also references Kerguelen's position in the SOC. It was adopted in 2024 upon independence from France.
STATE FLAGS OF POPISTAN
Akania
The flag of Akania is a horizontal tricolour of black, white, and black. In the centre, a ring of five orange stars represents the five main islands: Zupita, Entoma, the Letter Islands, Mokusa, and Yuu. Back and white are the state colours of Akania, while orange represents industrialisation and development. The ring represents the unity of the islands as one state. It was created in 1974 when Akania became a Popistani territory.
Alamzy
The flag of Alamzy is a vertical tricolour of white, sky, and red. The flag is derived from the Russian colours, representing the state's heritage. It was used by statehood advocates since the 1940s and became the official flag upon statehood in 2025.
Amaďenta
The flag of Amaďenta is a horizontal bicolour of purple and gold, representing the Enderian landscape. It was adopted in 1936 after the creation of the Territory of Magenta Town, the colonial administration of Amaďenta. The colours were slightly modified in 1938 after the full integration of the End Territories into Popistan.
Amogenburg
The flag of Amogenburg is divided into four triangles in red, gold, sky, and mint colours. The triangles represent the four sectors of the city and their main ethnicities: Sector A and the Popis, Sector B and the Russians, Sector C and the Tssawaqians, and Sector D and the Ossetians. It replaced the colonial flag in 1941.
Asarkita
The flag of Asarkita depicts a black cross on a white background with pink bars on the top and bottom. Pink is the colour of the Asarkitan people, while the white colour and cross represent peace and faith. It is derived from the flag of the Asarkitan Protestant Church and became official after the end of the Asarkitan People's War against Fascism in 2022.
Block Grid
The flag of Block Grid depicts nine alternating white and coloured stripes. The four colours, black, red, blue, and gold, represent the main ethnicities on the former territory of Block Grid: Popis, English, Tomdaks, and either Swaggians or Rusyns depending on the interpretation. It was introduced in 1977 after the end of the Stein regime.
Cape Eomor
The flag of Cape Eomor is a vertical tricolour of pink, white, and gold. Yellow is a common colour in Eomorism, while the other colours do not have specific meanings. The black Eomorist lion in the centre is the most common symbol of the religion. It was created by statehood advocates as early as 2003 under the Nedr Republic and became the official state flag in 2025.
