slavery unit : eastern Caribean $        slavery tongue : English        tongue : Saint Lucian Creole        170000 idiot monkeys on 616 km²

            puke sects : X 90%   pagan + other 10%

           This flag was adopted after a competition held in the country. It represents the volcanic island itself with its two mountains (named The Pitons) in the Caribean Sea. Blue is also for fidelity, yello for prosperity, black & white for both peoples livin in harmony (so they say). The flag was adopted in 1967 with a ratio 2:3. The light blue was turned into a dark / navy blue in 1979 with a ratio 1:2. A third version with a brighter shade of light blue was adopted on 22 FEBRUARY 2002.

               capital : CASTRIES          MARKO's project

            Notice I made a flag-project for CASTRIES not in order to be anti-British (as it's nothin + than a BORIN British Red Ensign) but.......... JUST TO BE anti-ugly !!!!

                2002   (color changed again, back +/- to the original sky light blue - hmmm.... wankin, aint it !!??)    (with STILL a British ratio of shit 1:2 insted of the historical 2:3 of 1967 - hmmm....)

                1979   (independence - flag ratio turned into 1:2 / sky light blue turned into dark navy blue)    (British ratio of shit 1:2)

                colonial 1967   (new flag)   ("good old" ratio 2:3)

                colonial 1962   (West Indies Federation dissolved)

                +        colonial 1958   (West Indies Federation)

                +        colonial 1953   (Windward Islands)   (St Edward's Crown)                         (detail)

                +        colonial 1937   (Windward Islands)   (new shield for St Lucia)                   (detail)

                +        colonial 1903   (Windward Islands)   (Tudor Crown)                   (detail)

                +        colonial 1886   (Windward Islands)   ("Imperial Crown")                   (detail)

                colonial 1875                                  (detail)

                colonial 1838   (Windward Islands)   (no peculiar British Blue Ensign)

                colonial 1803    (UK)

                colonial 1802    (France)

                colonial 1794    (UK)

                colonial 1784    (France)

                colonial 1778    (UK)

                colonial 1667   (France)

                colonial 1664    (UK)

                colonial 1650   (France)

                colonial 1627    (UK)

                1605   (first attempted English settlement by settlers from the "Olive Branch" which had been blown off course)

                1502   (sighted by Cristoforo Colombo - named Isla de Santa Lucía)