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Christmas Island Flag


Christmas Island Flag
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Christmas Island is a federal Australian province. The regional administration is managed by the Shire of the Island, which formally accepted an ensign informally in force from 1986. It is a horizontal flag.



Introduction:


The flag features a blue/green slanting panel with a small constellation of four seven-pointed white stars and one tinier five-pointed white star on the blue segment, a golden ring in the middle holding the outline of the island in green, and a Golden Bosun Bird on the green segment.

The green and blue diagonal sections symbolize the flora of the island and sea, a tiny chart of which is incorporated in the middle. The principal insignia is a Golden Bosun Bird, which is a breed of white-tailed boatswain bird.

Protocol


The Christmas Island flag is used both as a state and civil flag or ensign.

History


The flag of Christmas Island was informally approved in 1986 by the Shire. It was designed by Tony Couch of Sydney, Australia. In spite of its nomination and strong support, the flag was not formally adopted by the Christmas Island Assembly until the Australia Day in 2002, when the overseer of the province, Bill Taylor, gave the ensign to the Shire of the Island.
Adopted On April 14, 1986 (Unofficially) January 26, 2002 (Officially)
Name Flag of Christmas Island, Christmas Island Flag
Stands for The blue and green colors symbolize the sea and the foliage of Christmas Island.
The constellation represents affiliation with Australia.
The golden ring in the heart of the ensign symbolizes the phosphate mining background of the island.
Designed by Tony Couch-A resident of Sydney, Australia
Proportion 1:2
Colors Blue, green, yellow, and white.