Symbols of South Australia
South Australia is one of Australia's states, and has established several state symbols and emblems.
Official symbols
Symbol | Name | Image | Adopted | Remarks |
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State flag | Flag of South Australia | 13 January 1904 | ||
State badge | State badge of South Australia | 14 January 1904 | The "piping shrike" is the emblematic representation of the Australian magpie.[1] | |
State coat of arms | Coat of arms of South Australia | 19 April 1984 | Granted by Queen Elizabeth II, The present coat of arms replaced the arms granted by King Edward VIII in 1936. | |
Colours | Blue, red and gold | 25 November 1982 | Blue-Pantone 295, Red-Pantone 199 & Gold-Pantone 137 | |
State floral emblem | Sturt's desert pea Swainsona Formosa |
23 November 1961 | ||
State faunal emblem | Hairy nosed wombat Lasiorhinus latifrons |
27 August 1970 | ||
State gemstone emblem | Opal | 5 August 1985 | ||
State Mineral emblem | Bornite | 28 June 2017 | ||
State marine emblem | Leafy seadragon Phycodurus eques |
8 February 2001 | ||
State fossil emblem | Spriggina floundersi | 14 February 2017 | ||
State Tartan | South Australia Tartan | 20 February 2018 | ||
State government logo | Government of South Australia Logo | |||
References
- Macquarie Concise Dictionary, 6th Edition. Macquarie Dictionary Publishers Pty. Ltd., Sydney, 2013. ISBN 9781876429225
- Insignia & Emblems of South Australia Retrieved 18 March 2018.
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