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The flag of Ecuador consists of three horizontal stripes - yellow on the top, blue in the middle, and red on the bottom - and a coat of arms in the center of the flag. The design of the flag reflects Ecuador's geography, history, and culture.

The yellow stripe represents the country's abundance of sunshine and crops, as well as the richness of its natural resources. The blue stripe represents the ocean and the sky, as well as Ecuador's freedom and independence. The red stripe represents the blood of those who fought for independence, as well as the country's courage and valor.

The coat of arms in the center of the flag features several elements that represent Ecuador's history and culture. The condor, a large bird of prey that is native to the Andes Mountains, represents strength and freedom. The mountain range in the background represents Ecuador's geography, while the river at the base of the mountain represents the country's many water resources. The ship on the river represents Ecuador's commerce and trade, while the laurel branches on either side of the coat of arms represent the country's victories.

The current design of the Ecuadorian flag was adopted on September 26, 1860, during the presidency of Gabriel García Moreno. Before this, Ecuador had used several different flags, including ones that featured the coat of arms of Gran Colombia, of which Ecuador was a part before gaining its independence in 1830.

Today, the Ecuadorian flag is an important symbol of the country's national identity and is flown at official events and ceremonies, as well as on national holidays. It is also a popular design for clothing and other merchandise sold to tourists.