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Argentina flag coloring page
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The Argentina flag consists of top and bottom sky blue stripes separated by a white stripe. In the middle of the white stripe of the flag there is an emblem representing the sun.
The blue color of the flag represents the Rio de la Plata (River of Silver) and the white represents the metal silver. Early conquerors assumed that there were large quantities of silver hidden in Argentina's river's banks.
An Argentina flag without the sun has existed since 1816. The sun showed up on an Argentina flag for the first time in 1818. The current Argentina flag was adopted on Feb. 25, 1818.