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Mexico - General index

Last modified: 2003-08-09 by juan manuel gabino villascán
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[National Flag of Mexico]
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[National Mexican Flag and Ensign]
by Juan Manuel Gabino Villascán, August 31, 2001

National Flag and Coat of Arms

  • National Flag
  • National Coat of Arms
  • Reverse side of the flag
  • Giant Mexican flags
  • President of the Mexican United States
  • Mexican flag as member of international organizations
  • National Ensign / Marina Mercante
  • Flag laws

    • Evolution of the Mexican national flag and coat or arms (since 1821)

  • Mexico - Evolution of the Mexican national flag and coat or arms (since 1821)
  • Mexican Empire (1821-1823)
  • Mexico flag offcial versions used in 1823-1968
  • 1823
  • 1881
  • 1899
  • 1917
  • 1934
  • Mexican Empire (Mexican Empire II) (1864-1867)
  • 1968 - Present

    • Mexican national flag and coat of arms proposals (1810-1968)

  • América mexicana (1815/1815-1821)
  • Mexican Empire (1821-1823)
  • Mexico (First Federal Republic)

    • Mexico prior independence (1517-1821)

    Mexican Army

  • Mexico - Army
  • Mexico - Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional / Secretariat of the National Defense
  • Mexico - Ejército Imperial de las Tres Garantías / Imperial Army of the Three Guarantees
  • Batallón de San Patricio: "Los Colorados", The San-Patricios

    • Mexican Navy

    Merchant marine

  • Mexico - Merchant marine
  • Mexico - Merchant ensign
  • Customs Service / Aduanas
  • Maritime Post / Correo Marítimo
  • Lighthouse Sevice / Servicio de Faros
  • Quarantine / Sanidad; cuarentena
  • Practice - Pilot / Práctico
  • White flag / Bandera de Parlamento
  • Mexico - General Ordinance of the Navy (1912)
  • Mexico - Registration flags
  • Unidentified registration flags of 1923 - ?
  • Mexico - House flags of Mexican shipping companies

    • Federal Government bodies

    States and the Distrito Federal

    Cities and municipalities

    Political Parties
    Includes just legal, registered, federal and local political parties,

    Self-proclaimed independent states, filibustering and imaginary states

    Unions
    Includes labor, commercial and agrarian, historical and other sort of unions or groups

    Political, Nazi and Neo-Nazi, Indigenous, and Guerrilla war-fare movements
    Includes illegal, unregistered, virtual, and clandestine political parties

    Historic flags (1521-1968)

  • Hernán Cortés' Standard
  • Miguel Hidalgo's Standard
  • Batallón de San Patricio: "Los Colorados", The San-Patricios
  • Henry A. Crabb's flag during his invasion to Sonora in 1857

    • Sports flags

    Mexican flags on art

    Unidentified Mexican flags

    Related countries

    Sources