π¬πΌ is the flag of Guinea-Bissau, used to represent the country, its people and its national teams. Apple's artwork shows a red vertical band with a black star, next to a yellow band above a green band.

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People use π¬πΌ to show pride in Guinea-Bissau, mark where they or their family come from, support the national football team, or tag travel and news posts about the country. It also appears in Portuguese-speaking and West African community chats.
Bissau born and raised π¬πΌ
come on Djurtus π¬πΌβ½
landing in Bissau soon π¬πΌβοΈ
| π¬πΌ vs π¬π | π¬π is Ghana, with three horizontal stripes and a black star in the center, while π¬πΌ has its star on a vertical red band. |
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| π¬πΌ vs π¬π³ | π¬π³ is Guinea, with three vertical stripes of red, yellow and green and no star. |
| Name | flag: Guinea-Bissau |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F1EC U+1F1FC |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | GW, flag |
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π¬πΌ is the flag of Guinea-Bissau, used to represent the country, its people and its national teams. Apple's artwork shows a red vertical band with a black star, next to a yellow band above a green band.
π¬πΌ is Guinea-Bissau, with a red band holding a black star. π¬π³ is Guinea, a separate country whose flag has three plain vertical stripes.
The black star is commonly linked to African unity and independence, a symbol shared by several West African flags.
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