Flevoland

The flag of Flevoland features a blue field divided by a sweeping yellow wave with a white fleur-de-lis. The blue represents the surrounding water, the yellow wave symbolizes the reclaimed land rising from the sea, and the fleur-de-lis honors engineer Cornelis Lely, whose work made the province possible.

The flag of Flevoland was officially adopted on February 9, 1986, when Flevoland became the newest province of the Netherlands. Its design reflects the province's unique origin through land reclamation.

• Official Name: Province of Flevoland
• Country: Netherlands
• Continent: Europe
• Capital: Lelystad
• Population: approx. 450,000
• Currency: Euro (EUR)

Famous Attractions
• Batavia Stad Fashion Outlet
• Oostvaardersplassen
• Aviodrome Aviation Museum
• Schokland (UNESCO)
• Walibi Holland

Flevoland is renowned for its reclaimed landscapes, modern cities and nature reserves. Visitors explore Oostvaardersplassen, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Schokland, Batavia Stad, the Aviodrome Aviation Museum and Walibi Holland.