Flag of Oregon
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It is generally rare for any flag to have differing imagery on its two sides, and the Oregon flag is the only current state flag in the United States that has this characteristic, while Paraguay is the only current recognized nation whose flag has a differing obverse and reverse.
Ratio: 3:5
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