These are probably the world’s most extraordinary and strangest flags. Some of them are pretty funny.
Benin Empire
Fryslan (Netherlands)
Guam
Swaziland
Isle of Man
Antwerp (Belgium)
Mozambique
Kyrgyzstan
Bhutan
Northern Marianas Islands
U.S. Virgin Islands
Central African Republic
Lombardy, Italy
Nepal
Libya
St. Petersburg, Florida (U.S.)
Zambia
Yaroslavl Oblast, Russia
The North Caucasian Emirate, Russia (1918-1921)
The State of Virginia
Dominica
Antarctica
Caprivi Strip/Itenge, Namibia
Tamil Eelam
Uganda
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Long like our thunderiŋ,
jewel-bearing druik.
Technically, nobody, since there are none official... the dull Bartram design just seems to be the most popular on the web(and was flown there one time or two).
While I don't necessarily promote Vexillological correctness (many flag designers seem obsessed with excessive minimalization leading to lame, forgettable, unattractive & symbolically weak stuff
Others include the hi-vis design Whitney Smith, that of Cooper & Tucker, the "True South" proposal from 2020, Oliver Leroi's very gray pattern & the emblem of the Antarctic treaty system, apparently sometimes printed in flag form.
For some eye-candy I recommend the flags of the Brit antarctic territory, the Brit 1850s expedition sledge flags, & the flag of the Magallanes & Chilean antarctica region.
Random curiosity : the Belgian expedition from 57-58 used a flag designed by comic strip cartoonist Hergé (maker of Tintin).