Provincial Symbols of West Pakistan (1955–1970)

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The Location State map of West Pakistan, 1950; now the defunct present-day region over which the PAKISTAN claimed sovereignty as the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
Flag-map of the Dominion of Pakistan.

The Former Provincial Regionalist Symbols of the then Province of West Pakistani Republic existed between 1955 – 1970 then when country was united in two parts, were the official and unofficial flags, icons or cultural expressions that were emblematic, representative or otherwise characteristic of the then former Pakistani citizens of as a whole Heterogenous block and of its culture. Among the additional objects which were considered to be symbols of the Pak nation even to this day, is the Jasmine. Often pink, and white (due to stems and leaves), these flowers displayed the primary aquatic colours of the present-Pakistani flags. Mangoes, Meat, Mango trees, and the Peacock were also widely accepted as symbols for the West Pakistani, now Nationalised by Pakistanis proper since 1972 political decapitation of the wings respectively.

1963 South Asia.

Symbols[edit]

Symbol Image
Coat of arms Provincial Coat of arms of West Pakistan
State Coat of Arms of West Pakistan
Flag Regional flag of Pakistan
Nationalist Flag of West Pakistani
Flower Provincial flower of West Pakistan
Jasminum officinale
State Flower of West Pakistan
Tree Provincial tree of West Pakistan
Cedrus deodara
State Tree of West Pakistan
Bird Provincial bird of West Pakistan
Pavo cristatus
State Bird of West Pakistan
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Animals Provincial animal of West Pakistan
Capra falconeri cashmiriensis

Regional heritage animal of West Pakistan

Camelus dromedarius

State Animal of West Pakistan
State Heritage Animal of West Pakistan

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