What is french regions flags?

There are 18 regions in France, each with its own flag.

• Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: The flag is yellow with a red lion.
• Bourgogne-Franche-Comté: The flag is blue with a stylized yellow tower.
• Brittany: The flag is white with black ermine spots.
• Centre-Val de Loire: The flag is a white cross on a blue background.
• Corsica: The flag is white with a black Moorish head.
• Grand Est: The flag is red with a white diagonal cross.
• Hauts-de-France: The flag is red with a yellow lion.
• Île-de-France: The flag is blue with three golden fleurs-de-lis.
• Normandy: The flag is divided into two halves, the top half blue with a golden three-lion crest, and the bottom half yellow with two red flowers.
• Nouvelle-Aquitaine: The flag is blue with a stylized yellow lion.
• Occitanie: The flag is red with a yellow cross and a stylized yellow sun.
• Pays de la Loire: The flag is divided into three horizontal stripes; blue, white, and red.
• Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur: The flag is red with a gold cross and a stylized blue fish.
• Auvergne: The flag is red with a black bull.
• Languedoc-Roussillon: The flag is red with a yellow cross and four stylized roosters.
• Limousin: The flag is quartered with a silver castle, a red lion, and two gold leopards.
• Midi-Pyrénées: The flag is blue with a red cross and two stylized yellow oak leaves.
• Picardie: The flag is blue with a golden ship.