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All Flag pictures depict flags flying, from the viewer's point of view, from left to right The shape and flag ratio of the Gibraltar flag is described as 1:2 ( length twice the height ) The emblem on the Gibraltar flag pictures a three-towered red castle in the center of the white band. Hanging from the castle gate is a gold key which is centered in the red band |
The Meaning & History of the Gibraltar Flag The Gibraltar emblem depicts the Gibraltan Coat of Arms consisting of a triple-towered castle with a golden key which were granted to "The Most Loyal City of Gibraltar" by the Spanish monarchs King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella in the year 1502 The Gold key refers to the colony's important position at the gateway to the Mediterranean The strategic military importance of Gibraltar is represented by its castle |
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