Flag of Scotland (St Andrew's Cross)

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  "title": "Flag of Scotland (St Andrew's Cross)",
  "ratio": "3:5",
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      "note": "The sky behind the cross."
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      "note": "The Saltire (Cross of St Andrew), Scotland's patron saint."
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  "desc": "- The Saltire (St Andrew's Cross) is a white diagonal cross on blue\n - Dating to the 9th century, it may be the oldest flag in continuous use in the world after the Dannebrog\n - **Construction:** a blue (royal blue or sky blue) field bearing a white saltire (St Andrew's Cross) extending to all four corners",
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  "trivia": "- Scotland uses St. Andrew's Cross (the saltire) as its national flag\n - The white cross on blue represents St. Andrew, patron saint of Scotland\n - One of the oldest national flags still in use",
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