Flag of Trinidad and Tobago
What the flag means
- Red — the warmth of the people, sun and courage
- Black diagonal — the strength and unity of the land
- White — the sea, purity and equality
Design set by: National Emblems of Trinidad and Tobago (Regulation) Act, Chap. 19:04 (Act 14 of 1967, amended by 17 of 1980), section 2 and Schedule Part II · Adopted 1962
Highlights
- 🎭 Home of the dazzling Carnival
- 🥁 Steelpan, calypso and soca
- 🦩 Scarlet ibis wetlands
- 🏖️ Blue Caribbean beaches
- 🍛 Rich multiethnic cuisine
Quick facts
- Region
- Americas · Caribbean
- Status
- Sovereign state
- Population
- 1,367,764 people (2025)
- Area
- 5,130 km²
- Capital
- Port-of-Spain
- Languages
- English, Spanish
- Currency
- Trinidad and Tobago dollar (TTD)
- Organizations
- United Nations
Data Sources
- What the flag means: National Emblems of Trinidad and Tobago (Regulation) Act, Chap. 19:04 (Act 14 of 1967, amended by 17 of 1980), section 2 and Schedule Part II
- Population: Population, total (SP.POP.TOTL), latest available value
- Area: World countries in JSON, CSV, XML and YAML
- Organizations: Membership of Principal UN Organs