Uzbekistan: flag, capital and map

Uzbekistan at a glance: its flag, its capital Tashkent, its population and where it sits on the world map. Plus a way to test yourself afterwards.

Flag — Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan: its flag

Adopted on 18 November 1991, shortly after independence, Uzbekistan’s flag came out of a national competition that drew over two hundred entries; it stacks blue, white and green bands separated by two thin red stripes.

Blue is said to echo the banner of Tamerlane, green Islam and hope, white purity, and the thin red stripes the vital force of the people; the crescent stands for the newly independent nation’s rebirth, the twelve stars for the months of the year.

Location map — Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan on the world map
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Uzbekistan in figures

Capital
Tashkent
Population
34.9 million inhabitants as of 2021
Area
448,978 km²
Currency
Uzbek som
Official language
Uzbek
Demonym
Uzbek, Uzbekistani
Local name
Oʻzbekiston, Oʻzbekiston Respublikasi
Internet domain
.uz
Calling code
+998
UN member since
Admission date: 02-03-1992

Uzbekistan: bordering countries

5 bordering countries

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Data: Wikidata (CC0). Flags and map: Geo Nerd.

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