Subgroups
Total 3 subgroups sorted by CLDR order.
flag
CLDR #1 · Emoji count: 8
Fully-qualified
Version E1.0
1F3F4
black flag
🏴 represents a black flag. It is usually shown as a rectangular flag attached to a vertical pole on the left, and some designs use deep grey shading to create a wavy, wind-swept appearance. This flag serves as a distinct status marker for non-conformity or mourning. It is commonly used in contexts involving anarchist symbolism, racing disqualifications, or as a general sign of rebellion against standard norms. Often used in political chat, sports commentary, or social media posts to signal a dark aesthetic. It works effectively as a marker for a specific location, a movement, or a metaphorical statement of defiance.
Flags / flag
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F3C1
chequered flag
🏁 represents a chequered flag. It is usually shown as a rectangular flag with a black and white grid pattern attached to a grey pole on the left, often appearing with wavy folds to suggest it is fluttering. This flag represents a finish line or the completion of a competitive event. It is a stable symbol for motorsports and general racing, where the alternating squares provide a high-contrast visual for drivers to see at high speeds. The design emphasizes motion and victory through its waving shape. Often used in sports talk, project updates, or casual chat to signal that something has reached its end. It acts as a clear marker for goals achieved, race results, or simply finishing a task.
Flags / flag
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F38C
crossed flags
🎌 represents crossed flags. It shows two white rectangular flags with red discs in the center, attached to grey poles that form an X shape, and some designs add slight folds to suggest movement. These flags are frequently used as status markers for Japanese national holidays or cultural events. The design reflects a traditional ceremonial display, where the two banners signify celebration or a formal greeting in a diplomatic or festive context. Often used in travel chat, sports discussions, or holiday greetings. It serves as a clear marker for Japanese themes, whether discussing a trip to Tokyo, supporting a team, or marking a specific calendar event on a map or list.
Flags / flag
Fully-qualified
Version E11.0
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pirate flag
🏴☠️ represents a pirate flag. It is usually shown as a black rectangular flag with a white skull and crossbones at the center, and some designs include visible folds to suggest wind. This flag serves as a clear warning sign or a marker for pirate-related themes. The high contrast between the black background and the white skull and crossbones makes it highly recognizable, often used to denote danger or a spirit of adventure in various digital contexts. Commonly used in hobbyist discussions about maritime history, pirate media, or sports teams. It also appears in casual chat to signify a 'bad boy' persona or to mark a location as a metaphorical pirate territory.
Flags / flag
Fully-qualified
Version E4.0
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rainbow flag
🏳️🌈 represents a rainbow flag. It shows six horizontal stripes of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet, and some designs use a flat rectangle while others show a waving motion with shadows. This flag sits as a global symbol for the LGBTQ+ community and general inclusivity. The horizontal stripes are the primary visual elements, often displayed without a pole to maximize the impact of the high-saturation colors which represent a spectrum of identities. Commonly used in social media profiles, event signaling for Pride, or supportive chat messages. It appears frequently in discussions about diversity, human rights, and community celebrations to mark a safe or celebratory space.
Flags / flag
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Version E13.0
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transgender flag
🏳️⚧️ represents a transgender flag. It is usually shown as a rectangular pennant with five horizontal stripes in light blue, pink, and white. Some designs show a flat surface while others have a wavy, wind-blown look. This flag is a recognized marker for gender diversity and transgender pride. The horizontal stripes are arranged symmetrically, ensuring the visual identity remains consistent regardless of orientation. It is frequently seen in discussions regarding identity and social support. Commonly used in social media profiles, chat messages about inclusion, and digital markers for community events. The flag acts as a clear signal of pride and visibility within diverse communication contexts.
Flags / flag
country-flag
CLDR #2 · Emoji count: 259
Fully-qualified
Version E2.0
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flag: Afghanistan
🇦🇫 represents the flag of Afghanistan, featuring three equal vertical bands of black, red, and green with a white national emblem centered on the red stripe. Some designs appear flat and static while others add folds, shading, or wave-like motion to simulate a flag in the wind. Afghanistan is a mountainous landlocked country at the crossroads of Central and South Asia. The black band symbolizes the nation's history, the red represents the blood shed for independence, and the green signifies hope and agricultural prosperity, while the central national emblem depicts a mosque surrounded by a wreath of wheat. This emoji is often used to denote national identity, cultural heritage, or geographical location. It frequently appears in contexts involving international sports, regional news, or cultural exchange programs.
Flags / country-flag
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Version E2.0
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flag: Åland Islands
🇦🇽 represents the flag of the Åland Islands, which features a blue field with a yellow and red Nordic cross. Some designs appear flat and static while others add folds, shading, or wave-like motion to simulate a flag in the wind. This autonomous region is located in the Baltic Sea and maintains a strong Swedish-speaking tradition. The Nordic cross layout uses a yellow base with a red inner stripe to combine the colors of the Swedish flag with the red and yellow found in the Finnish coat of arms, signifying a dual heritage. This emoji is often used to denote travel to the archipelago or to highlight the specific cultural identity of the islands. It frequently appears in discussions regarding maritime geography or regional autonomy.
Flags / country-flag
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Version E2.0
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flag: Albania
🇦🇱 represents the flag of Albania, which displays a black double-headed eagle centered on a solid red field. Some designs appear flat and static while others add folds, shading, or wave-like motion to simulate a flag in the wind. Albania is a Mediterranean country located on the Balkan Peninsula, and its flag is famously known as the double-headed eagle. The red field represents the courage and strength of the people, while the black eagle serves as a powerful national emblem rooted in the legacy of the hero Skanderbeg. This emoji is commonly used to express cultural identity or to indicate a geographic connection to the region. It is often used in social media posts regarding international sports, tourism, or national celebrations.
Flags / country-flag
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Version E2.0
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flag: Algeria
🇩🇿 represents the flag of Algeria, which is divided into a green left half and a white right half with a red crescent and star at the center. Some designs appear flat and static while others add folds, shading, or wave-like motion to simulate a flag in the wind. Algeria is the largest country in Africa and is known for its vast Saharan landscapes and Mediterranean coastline. The green and white layout highlights the historical and religious foundations of the nation, while the red crescent serves as a primary symbol of faith and independence. This emoji is often used to express national pride or to mark geographic locations in North Africa. It is also frequently seen in digital conversations regarding Mediterranean culture, history, or international athletic competitions.
Flags / country-flag
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Version E2.0
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flag: American Samoa
🇦🇸 represents the flag of American Samoa, which features a blue field with a red-edged white triangle and a brown eagle. Some designs appear flat and static while others add folds, shading, or wave-like motion to simulate a flag in the wind. American Samoa is a South Pacific territory known for its deep harbor and vibrant culture. The eagle carries a staff and fly-whisk, representing the wisdom of traditional chiefs and the protection of the state. This design highlights a unique cultural fusion between local island heritage and external ties. This emoji is commonly used to denote local identity in sports or to mark travel to the Pago Pago region. It is often used in social media bios to show pride in Samoan roots or to discuss regional Pacific affairs.
Flags / country-flag
Fully-qualified
Version E2.0
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flag: Andorra
🇦🇩 represents the flag of Andorra, which displays three vertical bands of blue, yellow, and red with a coat of arms in the center. Some designs appear flat and static while others add folds, shading, or wave-like motion to simulate a flag in the wind. Andorra is a sovereign microstate situated in the Pyrenees mountains. The vertical tricolor design incorporates a central coat of arms that signifies the country's historical ties to both French and Spanish authorities through various heraldic symbols like the mitre and the cows of Béarn. This emoji is commonly used to denote national identity in digital spaces. It is often used to highlight travel destinations, sporting representation, or geographical discussions involving the mountainous border region.
Flags / country-flag
subdivision-flag
CLDR #3 · Emoji count: 3
Fully-qualified
Version E5.0
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flag: England
🏴 represents the England flag. It shows a white field with a red cross centered on the face, and some designs use a flat rounded rectangle while some renderings add wave-like motion to suggest a flag in the wind. England is a constituent country of the United Kingdom, and this St George's Cross is its primary national symbol. The design helps distinguish England from the broader UK, serving as a specific region flag for cultural and historical topics. This flag appears frequently during international sports tournaments to support English teams. It also marks travel photography from London or the countryside and serves as a simple regional label in digital communication.
Flags / subdivision-flag
Fully-qualified
Version E5.0
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flag: Scotland
🏴 represents the Scotland flag. It has a blue background with a white diagonal cross stretching to the corners, and some designs add subtle shading to simulate the fabric of a regional flag waving in the wind. This flag is known as the Saltire or the Cross of Saint Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland. It serves as a primary region marker for one of the four countries of the United Kingdom, representing its unique history and geography separate from its neighbors. Sports fans use this emoji to cheer for national teams in rugby or football. It frequently appears in travel posts about the Highlands and serves as a clear identifier for Scottish culture, heritage, and regional identity in digital profiles.
Flags / subdivision-flag
Fully-qualified
Version E5.0
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flag: Wales
🏴 represents the Wales flag. It has two horizontal bands of white and green with a large red dragon standing in the center, and some designs show the dragon with detailed wings and a spiked tail. Wales is a constituent country of the United Kingdom with a unique Celtic heritage. The Red Dragon symbol, known as Y Ddraig Goch, is set against the green and white colors of the House of Tudor, serving as a primary marker of regional identity that is distinct from the Union Jack. This emoji appears frequently during rugby and football tournaments to show support for national athletes. It also functions as a clear geographic tag for travel content and cultural discussions regarding the Welsh language or history.
Flags / subdivision-flag