Flag: Caribbean Netherlands Emoji
The Caribbean Netherlands flag emoji uses the flag of the Bonaire island on most platforms, except for the Facebook version which uses the flag of the Netherlands emoji. It is divided diagonally from lower left to upper right by a thick white stripe into two unequal triangular sections. The smaller upper part is yellow and the larger lower part is blue. The white stripe has a red six-pointed star inside a black compass.
Flag: Caribbean Netherlands is a fully-qualified emoji, part of Unicode 2.0 , and was added to Emoji 2.0 .
This emoji is part of the Flags and is grouped with other Country Flag emojis. Part of the Unicode Enclosed Alphanumeric Supplement block. Introduced in 2015.
Copy and paste the Flag: Caribbean Netherlands emoji:
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Codes & Encoding for the Flag: Caribbean Netherlands Emoji
Click any code below to copy it to your clipboard.
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Codepoint
U+1F1E7 U+1F1F6โ Copied -
HTML (decimal)
🇧🇶โ Copied -
HTML (hex)
🇧🇶โ Copied -
CSS
\1F1E7\1F1F6โ Copied -
JavaScript
\u{1F1E7}\u{1F1F6}โ Copied -
URL-encoded
%F0%9F%87%A7%F0%9F%87%B6โ Copied -
Shortcode
:flag_caribbean_netherlands:โ Copied - Unicode block Enclosed Alphanumeric Supplement
How to Type the Flag: Caribbean Netherlands Emoji
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iOS Use the emoji keyboard (globe icon โ smiley)
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Android Use Gboard's emoji keyboard, or type the emoji's name
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Windows Win + . opens the emoji picker
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macOS Ctrl + Cmd + Space opens the character viewer
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Linux Ctrl + Shift + e then codepoint, or use IBus picker
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Web Paste the character or use an emoji-picker library
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Slack Type :flag_caribbean_netherlands: (autocompletes to the emoji)
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Discord Type :flag_caribbean_netherlands: (autocompletes to the emoji)
Flag: Caribbean Netherlands Emoji on Different Platforms
How to Use the Flag: Caribbean Netherlands Emoji
- Relaxing on the beaches of Caribbean Netherlands ๐ง๐ถ.
- Visited the islands in Caribbean Netherlands ๐ง๐ถ last summer.
- The Caribbean Netherlands ๐ง๐ถ has vibrant festivals.
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