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    Flag of Saint Lucia

    Flag of Saint Lucia
    A cerulean blue field with a central emblem of a gold and black triangle, the base of which is surmounted by a white-edged black arrowhead.
    Country
    Saint Lucia
    Capital
    Castries
    Continent
    The Americas
    Adopted
    1967
    Colours
    Cerulean blue, Gold, Black, White

    What does the flag of Saint Lucia mean?

    The blue field represents the sea. The triangle, composed of three parts, represents the island's famous Pitons, two volcanic cones rising from the sea. The gold represents the sun and prosperity, while the black and white symbolise the cultural influences of the people.

    Colours and what they stand for

    • Cerulean blue

      The Caribbean Sea

    • Gold

      The sun and prosperity

    • Black

      The people's heritage

    • White

      The unity of the black and white races

    History

    The flag was adopted in 1967, with minor changes to the design in 1979 and 2002.

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