Bermuda Flag History
Located north of the Caribbean, and set in the Atlantic Ocean, lies the Islands of Bermuda. Even though Bermuda is usually referred to in the singular sense, it actually consists of almost 138 islands and inlets, with the islands running roughly 20.6 square miles in total. Bermuda takes its name from the Spanish sea captain Juan de Bermúdez, who sighted the uninhabited islands either in 1503 or 1515. The Spanish did not claim the islands, but they soon became an important navigational landmark for galleons crossing the Atlantic between Spain and the New World. Since Bermuda is surrounded by dangerous reefs, nautical misadventures cast the Spanish ashore on several occasions and littered the seabed with enough booty for some people to consider scuba diving in Bermuda more than a recreational sport.
The flag of Bermuda's Union Jack on its upper left corner signifies its ties with Britain, being one of its territories.It also symbolizes oneness and unification. The Bermuda's coat of arms also has several symbolisms of its own.
The banner of Bermuda's Union Jack on its upper left corner shows its ties with Britain, being one of its territories. It additionally symbolizes unity and unification. The Bermuda's coat of arm additionally has its very own few symbols.
In the emblem of the banner of Bermuda is a red lion that is holding a shield that portrays a sinking ship in the center.The red lion is the representation of England which bonds Bermuda with the nation. The boat, then again, is the Sea Venture of Bermuda that was the lead of the Virginia Company.
The pre-1999 flags have the coat of arms without the scroll incorporated in it as contrary to the unconfirmed variant that was released after 1999, which carries the scroll with the inscription - " Quo Fata Ferunt" which means "Whither the Fates Carry ".
As a British abroad region, Bermuda has a Governor's banner with a Union Jack mutilated with the Bermuda's emblem in the middle. Flag Company Inc decided to assist with the history development by providing special decals and banners to make it easy to build a bit of history right at home.
The flag of Bermuda's Union Jack on its upper left corner signifies its ties with Britain, being one of its territories.It also symbolizes oneness and unification. The Bermuda's coat of arms also has several symbolisms of its own.
The banner of Bermuda's Union Jack on its upper left corner shows its ties with Britain, being one of its territories. It additionally symbolizes unity and unification. The Bermuda's coat of arm additionally has its very own few symbols.
In the emblem of the banner of Bermuda is a red lion that is holding a shield that portrays a sinking ship in the center.The red lion is the representation of England which bonds Bermuda with the nation. The boat, then again, is the Sea Venture of Bermuda that was the lead of the Virginia Company.
The pre-1999 flags have the coat of arms without the scroll incorporated in it as contrary to the unconfirmed variant that was released after 1999, which carries the scroll with the inscription - " Quo Fata Ferunt" which means "Whither the Fates Carry ".
As a British abroad region, Bermuda has a Governor's banner with a Union Jack mutilated with the Bermuda's emblem in the middle. Flag Company Inc decided to assist with the history development by providing special decals and banners to make it easy to build a bit of history right at home.