Flag of Grenada
Flag NameFlag of Grenada
Country NameGrenada
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2GD
Date Adopted1974-02-07
Adoption Statusofficial
Flag Typenational
Aspect Ratio3:5
Primary ColorsRed, Yellow, Green
Symbolism DescriptionThe red border symbolizes the courage and vitality of the people, and their burning aspiration for freedom. The yellow represents the sun, the warmth of the people, and the wisdom and wealth of the country. The green signifies the fertile lands, agriculture, and the lush vegetation of the island. The seven yellow stars represent the seven parishes of Grenada, with the central star on the red disc symbolizing the unity of the nation. The nutmeg pod, a prominent symbol, highlights Grenada's status as a major producer of nutmeg and its agricultural wealth, earning it the nickname 'Spice Isle'.
Symbolism Categoriesindustry
DesignerAnthony C. George
Legal DescriptionThe design of the flag is enshrined in the Constitution of Grenada, adopted upon independence in 1974.
Description
The national flag of Grenada features a rectangular design with a red border, within which are four triangles: two yellow (top and bottom) and two green (hoist and fly). Seven yellow five-pointed stars are arranged along the red border, three at the top and three at the bottom, with one larger star centered on a red disc in the middle of the flag. A stylized nutmeg pod is placed on the green triangle at the hoist side.
