Aghin Buriatia (Russia)

Agin Burâtiâ | Агин Буряти

Last modified: 2005-07-30 by antonio martins
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• Presentation of Aghin Buriatia
• Description of the flag
• Previous flag (1996-2001)
• Former flag? (<1996?)

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Presentation of Aghin Buriatia

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• Name (english): Aghin Buriatia • (russian, short form): Агин-Бурятия | Agin-Burâtiâ • (russian, long form): Агинский Бурятский автономный округ | Aginskiĭ Burâtskiĭ avtonomnyĭ okrug
• Local official language: Buryat
  
• Capital (russian): Агинское | Aginskoe • (english): Aghinskoe
• Area: 19 000 km² (≅7 300 sq.mi.) • Population: 79 100 inhabitants in 2000
• Status: Autonomous District (автономный округ | avtonomnyĭ okrug) within Chita Region
• Federal District: Siberia • Economic region: East Siberia
• License plate code: 80 • Ham radio code: AB • ISO 3166-2 code: AGB
• Flag adopted on 2001.07.06 • Coat of arms adopted on 2001.07.06

Description of the flag

The law of an autonomous district from July 6, 2001 #205 resized the specification statement of a flag in a paper 7. The modern flag consists of three equal vertical stripes — blue, yellow and white. On a blue stripe a yellow emblem Soymbo overhead is figured. The top Soymbo is apart 1/20 parts of width of a flag from the upper edge of a flag. The al