Puerto Rico Flag - Symbol of Identity and Heritage #219167 (License: Personal Use)

The Puerto Rican flag consists of five horizontal stripes-alternating red and white-with a blue equilateral triangle bearing a white star on the hoist side. Adopted in 1895 by the Puerto Rican Revolutionary Committee in exile, it was officially recognized as the national flag in 1952 after Puerto Rico became a U.S. Commonwealth. The red symbolizes courage, white represents liberty and peace, and blue stands for the sky and sea; the star signifies the island itself.

This image is commonly used on government websites, educational resources, cultural heritage pages, and travel sites to represent Puerto Rico’s identity. It serves users seeking information about national symbols, history, or civic education.