Flags of the World, Part 08 of 12
(Namibia to Nunavut, Canadian Territory)
Flags, Places, and Languages of the World
Flags represent or identify the existence, presence, origin, authority, possession, loyalty, glory, beliefs, aspirations, or status of a person, an organization, or a political entity.
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Namibia | Afrikaans, German, English (official), several indigenous |
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Nauru | Nauruan (official) and English |
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Nepal | Nepali (official), Newari, Bhutia, Maithali |
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The Netherlands and Provincial flags | Dutch, Frisian |
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Netherlands Antilles | Dutch, Papiamento |
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New Caledonia | French |
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New Zealand | English (official), Maori |
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Nicaragua | Spanish |
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Niger | French (official); Hausa; Songhai; Arabic |
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Nigeria | English (official), Hausa, Yoruba, Ibo, and more than 200 others |
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Niue | English |
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Norfolk Island | English |
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Northern Cyprus (internationally unrecognized except by Turkey) | Turkish |
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Northern Ireland (unofficial) | English, Irish Gaelic |
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Northern Marianas Islands, Commonwealth of the | English |
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Norway | Two official forms of Norwegian: Bokmål and Nynorsk |
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Nunavut, Canadian Territory | English, Inuit |
Click on one of the following world-flag indexes if you want to go to another section or repeat a previous unit.
World Flags A, Part 1 of 12 World Flags B, Part 2 of 12 World Flags C, Part 3 of 12 World Flags D-F, Part 4 of 12 World Flags G-H, Part 5 of 12 World Flags I-L, Part 6 of 12 World Flags M, Part 7 of 12 World Flags N, Part 8 of 12 World Flags O-R, Part 9 of 12 World Flags Sa-Sy, Part 10 of 12 World Flags T, Part 11 of 12 World Flags U-Z, Part 12 of 12