π¬π² is the flag of Gambia (The Gambia), used to show Gambian pride, heritage or support for the country in posts and chats. The Apple artwork shows horizontal red, blue and green bands, with thin white stripes on each side of the blue.

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Gambians at home and abroad use π¬π² in bios, travel posts and messages about home. It shows up often around Independence Day on 18 February and when the national football team, the Scorpions, is playing. It carries no slang meaning.
Proud to be Gambian π¬π²
Happy Independence Day to all my people back home π¬π²β€οΈ
Scorpions win again π¬π²β½
Landing in Banjul tomorrow π¬π²
| π¬π² vs πΏπ² | πΏπ² is Zambia, a different country with a similar-sounding name and a green flag with an eagle. |
|---|---|
| π¬π² vs πΈπ± | πΈπ± is Sierra Leone, with green, white and blue bands and no red. |
| Name | flag: Gambia |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1EC U+1F1F2 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | GM, flag |
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π¬π² is the flag of Gambia (The Gambia), used to show Gambian pride, heritage or support for the country in posts and chats. The Apple artwork shows horizontal red, blue and green bands, with thin white stripes on each side of the blue.
Red is usually said to stand for the sun and savanna, blue for the Gambia River, and green for the land and farming. The white stripes are often described as symbols of unity and peace.
Yes. The country's official name is The Gambia, and the emoji is simply named Gambia. Its two-letter code is GM.
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