Delta Amacuro

The flag of .
It was devised by Maria Tivisay Marcano Valderrey, a native of Capure (Pedernales municipality), winning a contest organized for this purpose by the State Government held on 2002. it was officially established by the Legislative Council on the Partial Reformation of the Law of Symbols of Delta Amacuro State dated on 2002, being the last Venezuelan state in creating the flag.
The Delta Amacuro state flag is formed by three horizontal stripes; the upper one in blue with four white stars in a semicircular arc, the central one in green and narrower than the other two and finally the lower one in pure blue. It has a triangle to the blue flagpole and with the state map in green.
== Symbolism ==
Sky blue represents sky, green represents vegetation, and blue represents the Atlantic Ocean.
The blue triangle on the left, with a map of Delta Amacuro in green, is outlined black, brown, yellow, and white; black represents oil, brown represents fertility of the ground, yellow represents mineral wealth, and white represents purity.
The four stars on the top stripe represent the four municipalities of Delta Amacuro.
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