Flag of Pitcairn Island

Pitcairn Island
British colony in the Southeast Pacific.
The Pitcairn Island flag is a blue (English blue) flag. The canton is located in the upper right corner. The canton has a thumbnail image of the UK flag. The island's coat of arms is placed in the center of the flag panel. The coat of arms is a combination of green, blue, gold and silver colors. The coat of arms is a shield that depicts a silver Bible and a gold anchor. Above the coat of arms are a wheelbarrow and a thesis flower. The proportional aspect ratio of the flag panel to each other: 2: 1.
Officially, the Pitcairn Island flag was adopted in 1984 on April 2.
The color blue used on the Pitcairn flag symbolizes the waters of the Pacific Ocean that surrounds the island. Green is the symbol of Pitcairn Island itself. The anchor images are a reminder of the British ship Bounty, whose crew members were the first settlers of the island. The Bible recalls a man named John Adams who became the patriarch of the island's community. The wheelbarrow above the coat of arms is a symbol of the first settlers of the island. The thesesia flower speaks of the thesesia tree common on the island. The islanders make souvenirs for tourists from its wood. The UK flag in the canton is a symbol of the island's belonging to this country.