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Flag of Grenada

Flag of Grenada
GD · 3:5

Symbolism

Red represents courage and vitality, gold represents the sun and the friendliness of the people, and green represents agriculture. The seven stars represent the seven parishes of Grenada. The nutmeg clove represents the island's status as the 'Isle of Spice'.

History

Adopted on February 7, 1974. Designed by Anthony C. George.

Construction

A 3:5 ratio. A red-bordered flag with four alternating triangles of gold and green. A red disc in the center contains a gold star. A nutmeg clove is in the hoist triangle.

Country Specifications

Capital
St. George's
Population
109.0K
Languages
English
Continent
North America
Subregion
Caribbean
Landlocked
Island state
ISO 3166-1
GD

Flag Identification

Adopted
February 7, 1974
Designer
Anthony C. George
Proportions
3:5 (≈0.60)
Total Colors
3
Key Symbols
Central emblem

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Sources

  • Government of Grenada
  • Britannica