National Flag:

Symbolism:
Green-White-Blue Tricolour: Symbolizes national independence, natural beauty, and democratic republican values.
Green Stripe: Represents the nation's fields, forests, and natural resources.
White Stripe: Represents peace, clouds, and forward-looking ideals.
Blue Stripe: Represents the sky, the Pacific Ocean and the myriad of rivers across the continent.
Red Star: Represents Democratic Socialism, along with the Five Revolutionary Classes of the First United Front (workers, peasants, soldiers, intellectuals, and traders). Red symbolizes the struggle for freedom, democracy and peace.

National Emblem:

Symbolism:

Wreaths of Wheat: Represent agricultural wealth
National Banners: Represent the nation.
Blue Water: Represents the lakes and rivers of Grand Caledonia, along with the vast Pacific Ocean. Also represents the nation's oceanic bio-diversity and fishing industries.
Trees: Represents the nation's various forests and rich biological resources.
Mountain: Represents the nation's mountains and mineral wealth.
Red Star: Represents Democratic Socialism and the spirit of international solidarity of the Caledonian people.
Shining Sun: Represents the building of a new life in Grand Caledonia.