The π§π² emoji is the flag of Bermuda, used to talk about the island, travel there, or Bermudian pride and identity. The Apple artwork shows a red flag with the Union Jack in the top corner and Bermuda's coat of arms, a red lion holding a shield, on the right.

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People use π§π² for trips, cruises, beach photos, sports teams and posts about Bermudian culture. It also appears in bios to show where someone is from.
It is common in travel captions for cruise stops, pink sand beaches and island holidays. Locals and people from Bermuda often add it to their bio.
Just landed π§π² the water is unreal
Proud Bermudian always π§π²
Our cruise stops in Bermuda tomorrow π§π²π’
Cup Match weekend π§π²π who's coming
| π§π² vs π°πΎ | π°πΎ is the Cayman Islands flag, which has a blue background, while π§π² is red. |
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| π§π² vs π¬π§ | π¬π§ is the United Kingdom flag alone, while π§π² places the Union Jack in a corner of a red flag with Bermuda's coat of arms. |
| Name | flag: Bermuda |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1E7 U+1F1F2 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | BM, flag |
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The π§π² emoji is the flag of Bermuda, used to talk about the island, travel there, or Bermudian pride and identity. The Apple artwork shows a red flag with the Union Jack in the top corner and Bermuda's coat of arms, a red lion holding a shield, on the right.
Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory, so its flag includes the Union Jack in the top corner. Many other British territories have similar flags.
It is red. Bermuda uses a red background, while most other British territory flags, like the Cayman Islands, use blue.
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