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🇵🇬 Flag: Papua New Guinea Emoji

The Flag: Papua New Guinea shows the national flag of Papua New Guinea. On most platforms it renders as a waving flag, and it is built from two regional-indicator letters rather than a single picture character.

Flag: Papua New Guinea in texting

Used to say you are in Papua New Guinea, travelling there, supporting its team, or that you speak the language. It also tags nationality in usernames and bios.

Flag: Papua New Guinea on social media

Common in bios, sports threads and travel captions. On Windows the flag often appears as the two letters instead of the flag image, which is a font limitation rather than a mistake.

Common uses

Showing nationality or heritage
Supporting Papua New Guinea in sport
Tagging a trip or language

Technical details

Official name: Flag: Papua New Guinea
Category: Flags
Unicode code point: U+1F1F5 U+1F1EC
Unicode block: Regional Indicator Symbols
HTML decimal: 🇵🇬
HTML hex: 🇵🇬
CSS: \1F1F5\1F1EC
Keywords: papua new guinea, flag

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Flag: Papua New Guinea emoji mean?

What does 🇵🇬 mean in texting?

Used to say you are in Papua New Guinea, travelling there, supporting its team, or that you speak the language. It also tags nationality in usernames and bios.

What is the Unicode code point for Flag: Papua New Guinea?

Flag: Papua New Guinea is U+1F1F5 U+1F1EC in the Regional Indicator Symbols block. The HTML entity is 🇵🇬 and the CSS escape is \1F1F5\1F1EC.