Flag of Western Australia
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Background knowledge
The flag of Western Australia is a variant of the British Blue Ensign.It shows in the right part a black mourning swan in a golden circle.The mourning swan looks to the left and adorns the flag of Western Australia since about 1830.
The flag was introduced on November 27, 1875.
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The flag of the state of Western Australia is a combination of the Union flag and the state's coat of arms. It was first officially adopted on September 17, 1953. The flag symbolizes the state's status as part of the Commonwealth and its connection to Great Britain. It also shows the local identity of the state through the coat of arms.
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The flag of the state of Western Australia was first officially introduced in 1953. It consists of a white star on a blue background, representing the stars of the Great Bear and the Lesser Bear. The white star symbolizes the sun and the country of Western Australia. It is also a symbol of the unity and progress of the country.
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The flag of the state of Western Australia is a blue flag with a white star in the center. The white star represents the connection between the country and the Commonwealth of Australia. The blue background symbolizes the ocean that surrounds Western Australia. In the upper left corner of the flag is a golden badge representing the black killer whale, a symbol of the country's traditional aboriginal people.
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