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#006847Mexico green

Mexico flag hex code

color name Mexico green

  • HEX#006847
  • RGBrgb(0, 104, 71)
  • HSLhsl(161, 100%, 20%)
  • CMYK approx.cmyk(100%, 0%, 32%, 59%)
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It's the shade of the drawing used in the game, not an official color.

where this color comes from

The Mexican flag is green, white and red, with an eagle in the center perched on a cactus, devouring a snake. In Color Guesser, the green is the one to guess: #006847 in the game's drawing, taken from the open-source flag-icons library. It's the shade of the drawing used in the game, not an official color.

This green is dark and deep, with a touch of blue. It is almost identical to Starbucks green (#006241, a ΔE gap of 2.0) and close to the green of the Bangladeshi flag (#006A4E, ΔE of 1.9). It is much darker than the green of the Italian flag (#009246, ΔE of 16.6), even though the two are often confused. The most common mistake is therefore choosing Italy's lighter green. In the big square, aim for green, make it clearly darker and shift it a little toward blue.

close shades

The game colors closest to #006847, measured with ΔE 2000, the formula behind the score. Below 1 the gap is barely visible; above 5, two shades are clearly different.

questions

What is the Mexico flag hex code?

In Color Guesser, the color to guess is #006847: RGB 0, 104, 71, HSL 161°, 100%, 20% and roughly CMYK 100, 0, 32, 59. It's the shade of the drawing used in the game, not an official color.

Is this the official Mexico flag color?

It's the shade of the drawing used in the game, not an official color. The game's flag comes from the free flag-icons library; depending on the country, official colors are set by law, by print references or only in words.

How do I find this color in the game?

Open the Flags universe: the item shows up without its color on a white card, and you have 20 seconds to find its color in the big square. The score compares your color with #006847 using the CIEDE2000 formula, up to 100% per round.