What is the difference between the Texas flag and the Chile flag?

The two flags are nearly identical, the only difference being the location of their lone white star. The blue field where the star rests on the Chilean flag is square-shaped, but the blue section on the Texas flag extends to the bottom to form a rectangle.



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It's easy to see why the Texas and Chilean flags are often confused with one another. The two flags are nearly identical, the only difference being the location of their lone white star.

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