Flag of Grenada

Grenada national flag consisting of a diagonally divided field of yellow-green-yellow-green with a red border; in addition to the six yellow stars in the border, there is a central star in a red disk and, at the hoist, a nutmeg symbol. The flag has a width-to-length ratio of 3 to 5.
Detail:
Adopted on: February 7, 1974 Proportion: 3:5 Designed by: Anthony C. George Country: Grenada
Story:
The national flag is rectangular and the ratio of length to width is 5:3. There are three yellow five pointed stars in the upper and lower sides of the flag, a rectangle composed of two yellow triangles in the middle and two green triangles in the left and right, and a gold five pointed star in the center of the red circle. The seven stars symbolize the seven parishes of the country. Red symbolizes the friendly spirit of the people of the whole country, green symbolizes rich agricultural resources, and yellow symbolizes sufficient sunshine. The nutmeg pattern on the green triangle on the left represents the specialty of the country.