Alderney

The flag of Alderney features the island's coat of arms on a white field with a red St. George's Cross. The golden lion represents courage, loyalty and the island's Norman heritage, while the cross reflects Alderney's historical ties to England. Together, the design symbolizes the island's unique identity within the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

The official flag of Alderney was adopted in 1993 after being approved by the island's government and granted by the College of Arms. It combines traditional heraldic elements with English symbolism, representing Alderney's history, self-governance and centuries of cultural heritage in the English Channel.

• Official Name: Alderney
• Status: Part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey
• Capital: Saint Anne
• Continent: Europe
• Population: approx. 2,000
• Official Language: English
• Currency: Pound Sterling (GBP)

Famous Attractions
• Alderney Railway
• Fort Clonque
• Braye Beach
• The Nunnery Roman Fort
• Longis Nature Reserve

Alderney is the northernmost inhabited island of the Channel Islands, located in the English Channel. Known for its dramatic coastline, historic forts, sandy beaches and abundant wildlife, the island offers a peaceful atmosphere rich in history and natural beauty. Popular attractions include Braye Beach, Fort Clonque, the Alderney Railway, the Roman Fort at The Nunnery and Longis Nature Reserve.