ππ² is the flag for Heard and McDonald Islands, a remote, uninhabited Australian territory in the southern Indian Ocean. The Apple artwork shows the flag of Australia, a dark blue field with the Union Jack, a large white star, and the Southern Cross.

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Heard and McDonald Islands uses the Australian flag, so this emoji looks the same as π¦πΊ. It is rarely used. When it appears, it is usually about geography, science expeditions, or flag trivia, or someone picked it by mistake instead of the Australia flag.
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| ππ² vs π¦πΊ | π¦πΊ is the flag of Australia and the one most people mean, while ππ² stands for the small territory that uses the same design. |
|---|---|
| ππ² vs π³πΏ | π³πΏ is the New Zealand flag with red stars and no large Commonwealth star, while ππ² shows white stars like Australia's flag. |
| Name | flag: Heard & McDonald Islands |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1ED U+1F1F2 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | HM, flag |
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ππ² is the flag for Heard and McDonald Islands, a remote, uninhabited Australian territory in the southern Indian Ocean. The Apple artwork shows the flag of Australia, a dark blue field with the Union Jack, a large white star, and the Southern Cross.
Heard and McDonald Islands is an Australian external territory, so it flies the Australian flag. The emoji uses the same design.
No, the islands have no permanent population. Only scientists and expedition teams visit from time to time.
No, use π¦πΊ for Australia. It looks the same, but π¦πΊ is the correct flag and is easier for others to find and recognise.
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