Flag: Norfolk Island 🇳🇫
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The flag of Norfolk Island — the Australian territory in the South Pacific famous for two historical connections: it served as a brutal British convict settlement in the early 1800s, and its current population includes descendants of the Bounty mutineers who settled nearby Pitcairn Island and later relocated here. The Norfolk pine tree on the flag gives the island its name.

Used for convict history discussions, Pacific island geographic curiosities, and the fascinating Pitcairn/Norfolk connection.