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Where is St Andrew's Cross?
Scotland
Who is the paitron saint of Scotland?
St. Andrew. The St. Andrew cross is a white diagonal cross on a blue background, which is part of the Union flag.
How was the Scottish flag formed?
It is the cross of Saint Andrew, our patron saint Answer. The cross of St. Andrew is the shape of the cross he was martyred on.
Which spider start with the letter s?
Sac spider Scorpion Tailed Spider St. Andrews Cross Spider Spitting Spider Stick Spider
Who is patoron siant of Scotland?
St. Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland. That is why our flag is called the St. Andrew's cross.
Emblem in form of st andrew's cross?
Saltire
What three different flags are in the union jack?
The Cross of St George (England), the Cross of St Andrew also known as the Saltire (Scotland) and the Saint Patrick's Saltire (Ireland).
Where did the English flag come from?
It is a combination of St. George's, St. Andrew's, and St. Patrick's cross.
Which cross is on the British flag?
There are three crosses: The St. George's cross - the vertical, horizontal red cross. The St. Andrew's cross - the diagonal white cross on blue field. The St. Patrick's cross - the diagonal red cross.
What US flag a red st Andrew s cross on a white background?
The flag you are describing is the flag of the state of Alabama. It features a red St. Andrew's cross (a diagonal cross) on a white background. This design is derived from the Cross of St. Andrew, which is associated with Scotland, and it symbolizes the state's heritage and history. The flag was officially adopted in 1895.
What are the predators of the st Andrews cross spider?
it is yhe bluejay and the cardnaial.
What is the cross of st Andrews called?
The cross of St. Andrew is commonly known as the Saltire. It is a diagonal cross that symbolizes St. Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland, and is featured prominently on the national flag of Scotland. The Saltire consists of a white cross on a blue background and represents Scotland's heritage and identity.
