πͺπ¦ flag: Ceuta & Melilla Emoji β Meaning, Copy & Paste
Quick info
- Unicode
- U+1F1EA U+1F1E6
- Shortcode
:flag-ceuta-and-melilla:- Category
- Flags
- Subcategory
- country flags
- Added in
- Unicode 2.0
- Also known as
- EA flag, Ceuta Melilla banner, Spanish African cities flag
What Does the flag: Ceuta & Melilla Emoji πͺπ¦ Mean?
This emoji represents the two Spanish autonomous cities on the North African coast, generally shown as the Spanish flag β red, yellow, red horizontal bands with the coat of arms. Ceuta and Melilla are unique European Union territories on the African continent, neighboring Morocco. The emoji turns up in geography quizzes, EU-territorial discussions, Spanish-football posts, and travel content about Schengen-area border crossings.
Coded in Unicode 6.0 from EA, it pairs with castle, ferry, and bridge emojis. Each city has its own historic flag β Ceuta's resembles Lisbon's with five black-and-white triangles, Melilla's has the city's coat of arms β but the EA emoji typically shows the Spanish national tricolor. The cities are major points in Spain-Morocco trade and migration discussions.
Both cities have populations of around 80,000 each and significant Muslim-Christian-Jewish-Hindu pluralism, reflecting their multi-cultural history at the Iberian-African frontier. The cities' status remains a long-running point of Spanish-Moroccan negotiation.
How to Use πͺπ¦ flag: Ceuta & Melilla Emoji
“Spain's African cities πͺπ¦”
“Ceuta ferry crossing πͺπ¦”
Technical Details
| Unicode | U+1F1EA U+1F1E6 |
| HTML Entity | 🇪🇦 |
| CSS Code | \1F1EA |
| Shortcode | :flag-ceuta-and-melilla: |
| Keywords | EA, flag, ceuta, melilla |
| Unicode Version | 2.0 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does πͺπ¦ mean?
It represents the flag of Ceuta and Melilla, two Spanish autonomous cities on the North African coast.
