πͺπ¨ is the flag emoji for Ecuador, used to show Ecuadorian pride, cheer for Ecuador's football team, or mark travel there. Apple's artwork shows a wide yellow band over blue and red stripes, with the national coat of arms in the center.

U+1F1EA U+1F1E8
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Ecuadorians and the diaspora use πͺπ¨ in bios, on national holidays and above all during football, where fans of La Tri use it often. Travelers add it to posts about Quito, the Andes or the GalΓ‘pagos Islands. Because the stripes match Colombia's, the coat of arms with a condor on top is the main way to tell them apart.
Vamos La Tri πͺπ¨β½
Proud to be Ecuadorian πͺπ¨
GalΓ‘pagos was unreal πͺπ¨π’
Mi mamΓ‘ made encebollado today πͺπ¨β€οΈ
| πͺπ¨ vs π¨π΄ | π¨π΄ Colombia has the same yellow, blue and red stripes but no coat of arms, while πͺπ¨ has the emblem in the middle. |
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| πͺπ¨ vs π»πͺ | π»πͺ Venezuela has three equal stripes with an arc of white stars, while πͺπ¨ has a double-width yellow band and a coat of arms. |
| Name | flag: Ecuador |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1EA U+1F1E8 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | EC, flag |
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πͺπ¨ is the flag emoji for Ecuador, used to show Ecuadorian pride, cheer for Ecuador's football team, or mark travel there. Apple's artwork shows a wide yellow band over blue and red stripes, with the national coat of arms in the center.
Both flags come from the same historical roots and share yellow, blue and red stripes. Ecuador's version adds its coat of arms in the center.
It shows a condor on top of a shield with a mountain, river and ship, framed by flags. On a small emoji it mostly looks like a detailed emblem in the middle.
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