Flag of Nunavut | |
Adopted | April 1, 1999 [1] |
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Designed by | (unknown) |
Proportions | 9:16 |
The flag of Nunavut is split into two equal vertical sections, yellow at the hoist, white at the fly. In the center of the flag, and making a border between the yellow and white, is a stylized red inuksuk with black borders. In the upper fly canton of the flag is a blue five-pointed star, facing towards the hoist.
Symbolism[]
The inuksuk is a symbol of Nunavut. Yellow, white, and blue represent the land, sea, and sky. Red and white are the colors of the Canadian flag. The star represents Polaris, the North Star. [2]
Nickname[]
- The Nunavut Inuksuk
References[]
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