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- Capital
- Castries
- Continent
- North America
- Flag adopted
- 1967
- Designer
- Not individually credited
Saint Lucia
Colors and meaning
Cyan blue #66CCFF
The Caribbean Sea surrounding the island
White #FFFFFF
Purity and the aspirations of the people
Black #000000
The volcanic soil and the island's African heritage
Gold #FCD116
Sunshine and prosperity
Symbolism and history
A black-and-white triangle representing the Pitons, Saint Lucia's twin volcanic peaks, sits on a cyan-blue field bordered in gold, adopted in 1967 as the island gained self-governance from Britain.
No documented visual overlap
Saint Lucia’s design isn’t a close visual match for any other current national flag. A few more flags from North America, for browsing:
Further reading: Flag of Saint Lucia on Wikipedia