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Antigua and Barbuda has ten official national symbols. These symbols each represent a different aspect of Antiguan and Barbudan life.

Current national symbols

Symbol	Image	National symbol since
Flag		1967
Coat of arms		1967
National dress	Plaid dress designed by Heather Doram	1994
National flower	Dagger log flower
National animal	European fallow deer
National fruit	Antigua black pineapple
National tree	Antigua whitewood
National bird	Frigatebird
National sea creature	Hawksbill turtle
National stone	Antiguan petrified wood

References

"Our National Symbols".

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