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| The civil flag of Bremen (German: Bremer Landesflagge) |
The Bremen flag (German: Flagge Bremens) consists of at least eight equal horizontal alternate red and white lines with a checkered pattern on the left. The civil flag does not have any coat of arms of the state. Bremen is a state in Germany. Its capital is Bremen; its population is approximately 682,986 (2019); and its area is 419 km².
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| The civil and state flag of Bremen (German: Bremer Dienstflagge) |
The civil and state flags of Bremen contain a middle coat of arms in the middle of the flag. The coat of arms has a crown on top of a red shield with a silver key on it.
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| The state flag of Bremen (German: Bremer Staatsflagge) |
The state flag of Bremen shows the flag version of the coat of arms and usually consists of twelve stripes instead of eight. The coat of arms is basically a variant of the greater coat of arms, supported by lions. The height-to-width ratio of the flag is 3:2, and the flag was adopted in 1952.
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