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Français : Drapeau du Gabon
العربية: علم جمهوريةالغابون
Brezhoneg: Banniel Gabon
Català: Bandera del Gabon
Dansk: Gabons flag
English: Flag of Gabon
Esperanto: Flago de Gabono
Euskara: Gabongo bandera
فارسی: پرچم گابن
Arpetan: Drapél du Gabon
Italiano: Bandiera del Gabon
Kongo: Dalapo ya Ngabu
Lingála: Bɛndɛ́lɛ ya Gabɔ́
Nederlands: Vlag van Gabon
Occitan : Bandièra de Gabon
Português: Bandeira do Gabão
Sängö: Bendêre tî Gaböon
Source: Drawn by User:SKopp, rewritten by User:Gabbe
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