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The flag of Montserrat represents this Caribbean island known for its volcanic landscape and vibrant culture. People use it to show pride, celebrate Montserrat, or connect with its community. Fun fact: Montserrat is home to the famous "Ash Wednesday" volcano eruption in 1995!
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