π¬π¦ is the flag of Gabon, used to show Gabonese identity, pride or support for Gabon in sport and events. The Apple artwork shows a waving flag with three horizontal stripes: green on top, yellow in the middle and blue at the bottom.

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People from Gabon and the diaspora use π¬π¦ in bios, greetings and posts about home. It is common during football matches, including national team games and the Africa Cup of Nations, and around Independence Day on 17 August. It can also mark travel to Libreville or other places in Gabon.
Allez les PanthΓ¨res π¬π¦β½
Proud to be Gabonese π¬π¦β€οΈ
Landed in Libreville π¬π¦
Happy Independence Day to all my Gabonese people π¬π¦
| π¬π¦ vs πΈπ± | πΈπ± Sierra Leone has green, white and blue stripes, while Gabon has yellow in the middle. |
|---|---|
| π¬π¦ vs π±πΉ | π±πΉ Lithuania has yellow, green and red stripes, with red instead of blue and yellow on top. |
| Name | flag: Gabon |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F1EC U+1F1E6 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | GA, flag |
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π¬π¦ is the flag of Gabon, used to show Gabonese identity, pride or support for Gabon in sport and events. The Apple artwork shows a waving flag with three horizontal stripes: green on top, yellow in the middle and blue at the bottom.
That is Gabon, shown as π¬π¦. Its stripes run horizontally with green at the top and blue at the bottom.
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