flag: Norfolk Island

Norfolk Island is a small island territory near Australia. Its flag features a green Norfolk Island pine tree in the center of a white field.

The island is known for its beautiful natural scenery and attracts many tourists. The Norfolk Island pine is particularly famous, and it is depicted on the flag.

The flag of Norfolk Island is designed around the Norfolk Island pine, a symbol of the island. The green bands on either side represent the island's abundant vegetation, symbolizing its ecological diversity.

With a history as a British penal colony in the 18th century, Norfolk Island is now a self-governing territory of Australia, preserving its unique culture. It is also famous as the settlement of the descendants of the Bounty mutineers, who speak their unique Pitcairn-Norfolk language.