Jersey

The flag of Jersey features a red diagonal saltire on a white field with the island's badge surmounted by the Plantagenet crown at the top. The red saltire reflects Jersey's historic identity, while the badge with three golden leopards symbolizes the island's allegiance to the English Crown and Norman heritage.

The current flag of Jersey was officially adopted on June 12, 1979. The badge and crown were added in 1981 to distinguish Jersey's flag from similar designs and to emphasize its status as a British Crown Dependency with deep Norman roots.

• Official Name: Bailiwick of Jersey
• Status: British Crown Dependency
• Capital: Saint Helier
• Continent: Europe
• Population: approx. 104,000
• Official Languages: English, French & Jèrriais
• Currency: Jersey Pound (JEP) / Pound Sterling (GBP)

Famous Attractions
• Mont Orgueil Castle
• Elizabeth Castle
• St. Brelade's Bay
• Jersey War Tunnels
• Durrell Wildlife Park

Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands, renowned for its dramatic coastline, historic castles and unique blend of British and Norman culture. Visitors explore Mont Orgueil Castle, Elizabeth Castle, relax at St. Brelade's Bay, discover the Jersey War Tunnels and visit the world-famous Durrell Wildlife Park.