What does the π¬πΊ emoji mean?
It represents βFlag: guamβ. You can use it in messages, bios, statuses and social media to express that idea visually.
Flag: guam Emoji.
The Guam flag emoji π¬πΊ represents this unincorporated territory of the United States located in the western Pacific Ocean.
The official flag, adopted on February 9, 1948, features a dark blue field with a red border symbolizing the blood shed during World War II.
At the center is the seal of Guam, shaped like an almond, depicting a traditional canoe sailing in HagΓ₯tΓ±a Bay, a coconut tree, a river, and the cliff known as Two Lovers Point.
The word 'GUAM' appears in red letters.
The design reflects Chamorro heritage, the islandβs natural beauty, and its unique cultural identity.
This emoji is used to express regional pride or to refer to Guam in tourism, historical, or geopolitical contexts.
The official flag, adopted on February 9, 1948, features a dark blue field with a red border symbolizing the blood shed during World War II.
At the center is the seal of Guam, shaped like an almond, depicting a traditional canoe sailing in HagΓ₯tΓ±a Bay, a coconut tree, a river, and the cliff known as Two Lovers Point.
The word 'GUAM' appears in red letters.
The design reflects Chamorro heritage, the islandβs natural beauty, and its unique cultural identity.
This emoji is used to express regional pride or to refer to Guam in tourism, historical, or geopolitical contexts.
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Which platforms support it?
It has been available since Unicode 2.0, so it renders correctly on iOS, Android, Windows and most social networks and messaging apps.