Trinidad and Tobago's flag, adopted in 1962, is rectangular and has a ratio of 5:3 by 5:3. Red flag, a diagonal from the upper left corner to the lower right corner of the black broadband will be divided into two equal right triangle, the black broadband has two thin white sides. Red represents the vitality of the country and people, and also symbolizes warmth and the heat of the sun; Black symbolizes the strength and dedication of the people, as well as the unity and wealth of the country. White symbolizes the future of the country and the ocean. The two triangles represent Trinidad and Tobago.