National flag of Grenada

The official name of Grenada (GRD) is State of Grenada and consists of Green, yellow and red flag colors. The capital city of Grenada is Saint George's. Grenada has the total estimated population as of 2021 is 103,328 or 103.3 K based on 7 states, 1 cities. The independence day is celebrated on February 7, 1974 and the founder of Grenada is Eric Matthew Gairy.

103,328
(103.3 K)

Population

344.0 km2
(132.819088 sqm)

Area

North America

Continent

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About Grenada Flag

Grenada flag
Grenada Flag Colors   Green
  Red
  Yellow
Meaning of Grenada flag colors

It was modeled in St. Andrew Perish by Anthony C. George in 1974. The three colors depict the following: Red: the bravery of nation’s citizens. Gold: the friendly nature of it’s locals. The seven stars symbolize the seven perishes. Green: Grenada’s vegetations and forests.
Proportion 3:5
Proportion (decimals) 1.667
Flag Adoption Date February 7, 1974

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Facts About Grenada

Country Name Grenada
Official Name State of Grenada
Capital Saint George's
Demonym Grenadian
Dialing Code 1
Country Code GD/GRD
Currencies East Caribbean Dollar ($)
TLDs .gd
Area 344.0 km2
132.819088 sq mi
Coordinates 12.11666666, -61.66666666
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Religions Christian 97%, Irreligion 1%, Folk religion 1% Other religions 1%
Major Languages English (en)
Independence Day February 7, 1974
Founding Father Eric Matthew Gairy
National Anthem (Lyricist) Irva Merle Baptiste
National Anthem (Composer) Louis Arnold Masanto
National Animal Grenada Dove
National Flower Bougainvillea
National Sport Cricket
National Libraries Grenada Public Library
National Library Cities St. George's
Number of Provinces/States 7 (Seven)
Number of Cities 1 (One)
Number of Airports 3 (Three)
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/grenada
Source: Government of the Grenada and other.

Provinces/States (7)

Cities (1)

Airports (3)
Neighboring Countries of Grenada