What three nations on the mainland of South America were carved out of the colony of New Granada?

Question

What three nations on the mainland of South America were carved out of the colony of New Granada?

Answer 1

If you look at the flags for Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador, they all have the same three colors -- yellow, blue and red.  Colombia just has the three horizontal stripes, Venezuela has the stripes plus an arch of stars, and Ecuador's flag has the stripes plus a crest in the center.  The reason their flags are all so similar is because they used to belong to New Granada.

Answer 2

Yeap, COLOMBIA, VENEZUELA AND ECUADOR...

Colombia is passion

Answer 3

The colony of New Granada was conformed by Colombia (and Panama), Venezuela and Ecuador

Out of this colony, in South America, were 1. Rio de la Plata (Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay), 2. Peru (Perú and Bolivia) and 3. Brazil.