Flag of Chuvashia (GIF)
The flag of Chuvashia (Russian: Флаг Чувашии) is a golden-red flag with a stylized tree of life and three suns. The tree of life is a symbol of rebirth, and the three suns are a traditional emblem popular in the art of Chuvash. The dark red represents the country, and the golden yellow symbolizes prosperity. The height-to-width ratio in the flag is 5:8, and the flag was adopted on April 29, 1992. Chuvashia, or the Republic of Chuvashia, is a federal region of Russia. Its capital is Cheboksary; its population is approximately 1.251 million (2010); and its area is 18,300 km².
Keywords: GIF (Russian: гиф)
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