π΅π¬ is the flag of Papua New Guinea, used to show PNG identity, national pride, or support for the country's teams. The Apple artwork shows a flag split diagonally, with a yellow bird of paradise on red and five white stars on black.

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People use π΅π¬ in bios, posts about PNG culture and travel, and to support rugby league teams such as the Kumuls. It is common around Independence Day on 16 September and among Papua New Guineans living abroad, especially in Australia.
Happy Independence Day PNG π΅π¬β€οΈπ€
Go Kumuls π΅π¬π
Proud to be from Papua New Guinea π΅π¬
Home for the holidays π΅π¬π΄
| π΅π¬ vs πΉπΉ | Trinidad and Tobago's flag has a black diagonal band on red, while PNG's is split into red and black halves with a bird and stars. |
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| π΅π¬ vs π¦πΊ | Australia's flag also shows the Southern Cross but on blue with the Union Jack, while PNG's uses red and black. |
| Name | flag: Papua New Guinea |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F5 U+1F1EC |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | PG, flag |
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π΅π¬ is the flag of Papua New Guinea, used to show PNG identity, national pride, or support for the country's teams. The Apple artwork shows a flag split diagonally, with a yellow bird of paradise on red and five white stars on black.
It is a bird of paradise, a native bird that is a national symbol of Papua New Guinea.
The five white stars form the Southern Cross, a star pattern seen in the southern sky.
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