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The flag of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization has a navy blue (Pantone 280) field charged with a white compass rose emblem from which radiate four white lines. It was approved 14 October 1953.
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According to the NATO website, the following dimensions are used in the organization flag:
- Length: 400 (units)
- Width: 300
- Star: 150
- Diameter of the circle behind the star: 115
- Amount of space between the star and the white line: 10
- Amount of space between the edge of the flag to the white line: 30[1]
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