π²π« Flag: St. Martin emoji meaning
π²π« represents St. Martin, the French overseas collectivity on the northern part of the Caribbean island of Saint Martin, with Marigot as its main town. It has no separate official flag, so the emoji shows the French tricolor of blue, white and red. The southern half of the island is Dutch Sint Maarten, which has its own flag emoji πΈπ½. People use it for Caribbean travel and for locals showing where they are from.
U+1F1F2 U+1F1EB
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π²π« How people use it
- Posting beach or travel photos from the French side of the island
- Showing St. Martin origin in a profile
- Telling apart the French and Dutch sides of the island
Example messages
Lunch in Marigot, then beach all day π²π«
Crossed over from the Dutch side to French St. Martin π²π«
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Emoji details
| Name | flag: St. Martin |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F1F2 U+1F1EB |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | MF, flag |
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What does the π²π« flag: St. Martin emoji mean?
π²π« represents St. Martin, the French overseas collectivity on the northern part of the Caribbean island of Saint Martin, with Marigot as its main town. It has no separate official flag, so the emoji shows the French tricolor of blue, white and red. The southern half of the island is Dutch Sint Maarten, which has its own flag emoji πΈπ½. People use it for Caribbean travel and for locals showing where they are from.
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