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Česky: Vlajka Argentiny
Español: La bandera de Argentina.
English: The flag of Argentina.
فارسی: آرژانتین.
Suomi: Argentiinan lippu
Français : Le drapeau argentin.
Magyar: Argentina zászlaja
Italiano: Bandiera dell' Argentina.
Polski: Argentyny.
Русский: Флаг Аргентины
Slovenčina: Vlajka Argentíny
Slovenščina: državna zastava Argentine.
Українська: Прапор Аргентини.
中文: 阿根廷 国旗
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| Date | 27 September 2005 |
| Source | Based on: http://www.manuelbelgrano.gov.ar/bandera_colores.htm |
| Author | Government of Argentina (Vector graphics by Dbenbenn) |
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