Venezuela
The Venezuelan flag has eight white stars in an arc across its blue band. Yellow, blue and red form three equal horizontal bands.
The tricolor has a long history, but the current star count dates to 2006. The eighth star represents Guayana; earlier versions carried seven.
Arizona
A single copper-colored star sits at the center of Arizona’s flag. It refers to the state’s copper resources. Above it, thirteen red and yellow rays spread out over the blue lower half.
The state’s flag description identifies a setting sun. The design was adopted in 1917.
The Grand Canyon is one of Arizona’s best-known landscapes. Warm colors also appear in the Phoenix Suns team logo.
Arenberg (Historical Flower Comparison)
The three gold shapes associated with Arenberg are medlar flowers, not stars. They belong to the family’s heraldry and appear on red; this is a historical emblem comparison, not another yellow–blue–red star flag.
The old Arenberg duchy was in the Eifel region. The Arenberg Foundation’s history distinguishes it from a new duchy formed in 1803, whose lands were annexed in 1810–11.
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