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    Flag of Grenada

    Flag of Grenada
    A rectangle with a red border and a star in the middle of the top and bottom edges. The inner rectangle is divided into four triangles of yellow (top and bottom) and green (hoist and fly). In the center of the flag is a red circle with a yellow star, and on the hoist side is a nutmeg.
    Country
    Grenada
    Capital
    St George's
    Continent
    The Americas
    Adopted
    1974
    Colours
    Red, Yellow, Green

    What does the flag of Grenada mean?

    The seven stars represent the seven parishes of Grenada. The nutmeg is a symbol of Grenada's main export.

    Colours and what they stand for

    • Red

      The courage and vitality of the people.

    • Yellow

      The sun and the warmth of the people.

    • Green

      The island's vegetation and agriculture.

    History

    Adopted in 1974, the flag was designed by Anthony C. George of Soubise, St. Andrew.

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