π³π± is the flag of the Netherlands, used to show Dutch identity, support Dutch sports teams or talk about travel to places like Amsterdam. The Apple artwork shows a waving flag with red, white and blue horizontal stripes.

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People use π³π± to represent the Netherlands or Dutch people, cheer for the national football team, mark trips to Amsterdam or other Dutch cities, and show where they live or come from. It often appears with π· or π² in travel posts.
Landed in Amsterdam π³π±π·
Come on Oranje π³π±β½
Moving to the Netherlands for my masters π³π±
Bikes everywhere here π³π±π²
| π³π± vs π±πΊ | π±πΊ is the flag of Luxembourg, which has the same stripe order but a lighter blue. |
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| π³π± vs π«π· | π«π· is the flag of France, with blue, white and red stripes that run vertically instead of horizontally. |
| π³π± vs π·πΊ | π·πΊ is the flag of Russia, with white, blue and red stripes in a different order. |
| Name | flag: Netherlands |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F1F3 U+1F1F1 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | NL, flag |
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π³π± is the flag of the Netherlands, used to show Dutch identity, support Dutch sports teams or talk about travel to places like Amsterdam. The Apple artwork shows a waving flag with red, white and blue horizontal stripes.
Orange comes from the Dutch royal family, the House of Orange. That is why fans often pair π³π± with π§‘ or π.
The Netherlands flag uses a darker blue, while Luxembourg's flag uses a light sky blue. Both have red, white and blue horizontal stripes.
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