π¨π½ is the flag of Christmas Island, an Australian external territory in the Indian Ocean, used to represent the island and its people. The Apple artwork shows a diagonal split of blue and green, with white Southern Cross stars, a yellow bird and a yellow disc holding a green map of the island.

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People use π¨π½ when talking about Christmas Island, travel there, local news, or the red crab migration the island is known for. It is a place flag, not a holiday symbol, although some people pick it as a joke for Christmas because of the name.
Landed on Christmas Island π¨π½ the water is so clear
Red crab season is here π¨π½π¦
Did you know Christmas Island is Australian? π¨π½
Merry Christmas π¨π½π had to use this flag
| π¨π½ vs π¦πΊ | π¦πΊ is the flag of Australia as a whole, while π¨π½ is only for Christmas Island. |
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| π¨π½ vs π¨π¨ | π¨π¨ is the flag of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, another nearby Australian territory. |
| Name | flag: Christmas Island |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1E8 U+1F1FD |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | CX, flag |
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π¨π½ is the flag of Christmas Island, an Australian external territory in the Indian Ocean, used to represent the island and its people. The Apple artwork shows a diagonal split of blue and green, with white Southern Cross stars, a yellow bird and a yellow disc holding a green map of the island.
No, it is the flag of Christmas Island, a real place. Some people use it as a pun on Christmas, but for the holiday π or π are clearer.
It belongs to Christmas Island, an external territory of Australia located in the Indian Ocean south of Java.
It is the golden bosun bird, a seabird linked to the island. The flag also shows the Southern Cross and a map of the island.
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